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A thinner, lighter, cheaper lens could be our way to study the Universe further.

But stopping the deal from moving forward still looks like an uphill battle.

Google takes foldable software to the next level, and it makes a big difference.

Linux gains (or loses), Windows slumps, macOS jumps-it's been quite a year.

LandSpace says its test flight lays the foundation for a reusable rocket.

Instead of Internet knowledge, NotebookLM's chatbot is based on a source document.

From Tears of the Kingdom to Ghosts of Tsushima.

One tax preparer said the scandal likely impacts every user of its services.

xAI will feature veterans from DeepMind, Google, Microsoft, and Tesla.

Get it while it's still hot: These Prime Day bestsellers won't last long.

Roger Thomas Clark, aka Variety Jones, helped build the world's first dark-web drug market.

Prison records show her projected release date was updated to shave off 20 months.

I stayed away from tech and bought some products to stay organized and tidy up.

Committee approves Democrat Anna Gomez, sending nomination to full Senate.

No voice assistants, no AI, just buttons and bots that do what you tell them.

A quiet-ish year for new features, as Apple gears up to release the Vision Pro.

The culprit: tiny non-crystalline nanospheres rich in iron, silica, calcium, aluminum, etc.

New cars are more expensive than ever, so cheap used EVs sound like a win.

How do social animals judge risk/reward? A new study with ants provides one answer.

The Janus asteroid probes will remain on Earth.

One soldier's horrifying collection of superbugs highlights hidden war.

Intel has exited several side-businesses as it tries to stop losing money.

Departure follows layoffs, project cancellations, and other chaos.

Microsoft blocks a new batch of system drivers, but the loophole empowering them remains.

US and UK users can converse with Claude 2 through the Anthropic website.

"There's only ONE Twitter," Linda Yaccarino tweeted.

It has a light-up back and last year's flagship SoC.

Three for NASA, and one each for India, Russia, and Japan.

These powerful laptops come with newer silicon and a more wallet-friendly price.

Amazon, one of 19 platforms bound by new rules, says it is "unfairly singled out."

Artificial intelligence can make gaming more accessible and learn what individuals need.

Companies' goodwill efforts, including Call of Duty sharing, were persuasive.

VGHF's Phil Salvador talks to Ars about his groundbreaking game availability study.

Update for iOS 16, macOS Ventura can be uninstalled if you're having problems.

There seems to be much less excitement about distributed computing these days.

The AMG treatment is overkill for this electric vehicle.

Dropping waitlist, devs can build the GPT-4 language model into their apps.

AI models allegedly trained on books copied from popular pirate e-book sites.

Fairphone proves the usual excuses for ending Android support aren't valid.

Launched in 2004, the company once sought to be the world's brain dump.

EU-US data pact approved; privacy advocates to appeal because of US surveillance.

State's inefficient grid can't handle the full load it could deliver in ongoing heat wave.

Retro-computing fans can download the final updates released for '90s-era OSes.

Indigenous people have been in the Americas longer than archaeologists once thought.

Ultracold gases in the lab could help scientists better understand the universe.

Only modest computer hardware is required to play these favorites.

Here's what is collected by Threads, as well as by Twitter, Bluesky, Mastodon, Spill, and Hive Social.

One more big test remains for Varda's first-of-its-kind "space factory."

The man fully recovered after extra tongue brushing. But you might not.

Will non-Teslas fit at Superchargers, and what about 3rd party networks?