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Apple aggressively drops older Intel Macs as Apple Silicon transition continues.

You'll also need newer hardware to support its most ambitious new features.

iPhone 6S, 6S Plus, and 7 are all getting dropped in the next update.

Apple wants triple-A gaming back, and image reconstruction could get them there.

The new macOS includes updated apps and some multitasking enhancements.

A new wrapper for an old processor, the new MBP is faster but not much else.

Apple's most popular laptop enters the modern era of Mac design.

The M2 will replace the M1, but it's not an upgrade over the M1 Pro or Max.

The update will likely launch alongside a new Apple Watch later this year.

Revamped notifications, a new lock screen

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Lobbying ramps up as Congress prepares to vote on landmark legislation.

The car will run in the IMSA series in 2023, Le Mans is possible in 2024.

Musk waived due diligence but claims he can kill deal if he doesn't get user data.

"Russian specialists insist on continuing its work."

Solid Power wants to give cells to BMW and Ford for testing later this year.

The remains of the digestive process can tell us a lot about past ecosystems.

Instead of useless calculations, researchers get it to optimize energy use.

It's a new tool for tracking space-rock trajectories—even with limited data.

Microsoft downplays severity of vulnerability in all supported versions of Windows.

Dealmaster also has Sonos speakers, Steam gift cards, and Google's Nest Hub.

The US needs to figure out what to do about its radioactive garbage.

Is it a motorcycle? A dirt bike? An e-bike? Whatever category you choose, it's fun.

Researchers who found vulnerability warn it's “dangerous and trivially exploited.”

Transmission may have been occurring for longer than previously thought.

If signed by gov., bill would halt permits while state studies environmental impact.

Governor Hochul still has to sign the bill.

Titular duo spacewalks, travels to future later this month. Heh, heh, "titular."

OS updates are a given, but we could see the M2 and new Macs, too.

At Ars Frontiers, panelists discussed the need for ethical solutions to climate change.

Family reminders are also going away.

Announcement is Japan-only for now, console is coming in October.

Overboost feature allots 175 W to the RTX 3080 Ti GPU.

Every time solar and wind output doubles, the cost gets cheaper and cheaper.

Musk announces hiring freeze and job cuts, has "super bad feeling" about economy.

The White House and automakers have bold plans, but are they realistic?

Ars chats with UCL's Brian Butterworth about his new book Can Fish Count?.

"We will have our own SpaceX in the next two years."

More big teases of PlayStation VR2, though the headset doesn't have a release date.

FDA will review the vaccines June 15, but then the CDC needs to sign off.

HP Dev One is the first non-System76 computer offered with Pop!_OS.

Latest chemical "forensic" analysis finds telltale abundance of trace elements.

"We will need additional missions from SpaceX to implement our strategy."

No patch yet for easy-to-hack access point that leaks data and exposes networks to hacks.

Ford thinks its distribution model costs $2,000 more per car than Tesla's.

New game will focus on antagonist Solas, won't be coming before 2023.

Devs say they have Linux booting on devices using Apple A7- and A8-based chips.

Not every design experiment works, but not every new idea fails.

Canada says company misled users while collecting "vast amounts of location data."

The Duo brand is dying, but its codebase will live on.