Ars Technica - All content

Custom typewriter hack uses Arduino, Rapsberry Pi, and GPT-3 to dramatic effect.

Rock Band, Unreal, and other games at Epic lose online services on Jan. 24.

Rare microbes form two branches of a supergroup, a classification above kingdoms.

Musk's attorney, Alex Spiro, out but still representing Twitter on pending cases.

In an abrupt reversal, China ended mandatory testing last week.

New automated moderation program does not seem to allow for human intervention.

A skin of porous scales may have helped keep dinosaurs' metabolism from overheating.

Subaru is recalling 271,694 2019–2022 Ascent SUVs due to faulty heater wiring.

Twitter claims Musk plane bot broke the rules but lets Gates and Zuck bots stay up.

Over 6,000 "Deck Verified" games are now playable on the 17-inch central console.

Water levels in some of the world's largest rivers have hit record lows in 2022.

Senators Warren and Welch urged Pfizer to back down from "unseemly profiteering."

"Flexing geopolitical muscles in space to harm others has already happened."

Another sequel is already in the works, along with a Spider-Woman spinoff film.

Early reports said the app unwantedly sexualized depictions of women using the app.

Lawmakers liken TikTok's widening influence in the US to "digital fentanyl."

iPhone 6S, iPhone 7, and the last iPod Touch shift to security-only update model.

Europe's Digital Markets Act was the catalyst.

Patients left in "mental anguish" wondering "whether they needed a surgery."

Code-signing is supposed to make people safer. In this case, it made them less so.

Smaller updates for watchOS, tvOS, and HomePod software are also available.

Get $100-$150 off a Pixel phone, $50 off the watch, $10 off a Chromecast.

One PC gaming pro gained more than 60 percent in frames per second by killing it.

Working with Congress? "It's easy as pie."

Add to a charity haul that has raised over $6,500 in just 5 days.

Two megajoules of laser yielded three megajoules of fusion energy.

FTX founder charged with fraud, money laundering, campaign finance violations.

Shots also cut millions of hospitalizations and $1.5 trillion in medical bills.

Twitter thanks the council for their service, while members fear retaliation.

The United Arab Emirates is a founding member of the Artemis Accords.

Beijing defends "legitimate rights" in response to Washington’s semiconductor controls.

Windows 11 and 10 only.

Behind the scenes at Honda’s VR studio and its "Google Built-In" experience.

The collaboration may seem odd, but it made sense after we drove it.

Analysis reignites debate over existence of 3rd-century CE emperor named Sponsian.

Wiper malware from no fewer than 9 families has appeared this year. Now there are 2 more.

Nearly 10% of US counties have "high" transmission levels and should be masking.

Manifest V3 transition is delayed again to the relief of Chrome users everywhere.

China regulates generative AI tech with rules that aim to spur growth and ban deception.

Illicit funds processed by Binance in 2022 allegedly amounted to $10 billion.

Xiaomi's 2023 flagship falls back into old habits.

In Germany, opposition to wind farms correlated with conspiratorial thinking.

Musk email complains of "many detailed leaks of confidential Twitter information."

"They have invested a lot of their own money into the suits."

Since-deleted forum post suggested "no current plans" to bring them over.

Even businesses that will pay for it won't get new Windows 7 security updates.

11,000 new jobs will be created in Michigan, Ohio, and Tennessee.

"Hundreds of thousands" of Pi Zero, 3A+, and 4 models should show up next year.

First-ever net-energy gain from fusion raises hopes for zero-carbon alternative.

New $899 and $999 GPUs maintain the status quo in the Nvidia-AMD rivalry.