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A new Fire Emblem and an anime-inspired rhythm boxing game feature.

New technique uses an image synthesis model and some JavaScript to work its magic.

Peiter Zatko testifies, and senators have a list of questions for Twitter CEO.

It's $10 more expensive than it used to be, but the improvements are worth it.

Good news for game preservationists, perhaps not for fans of the leaked remake.

Scientists think they might hold the key to helping protect us all.

Tears of the Kingdom teaser shows open-world gliding, lots of climbing.

Intel hasn't disclosed when we'll see this kind of performance in products.

A growing body of research suggests that gas stoves can pose health risks.

The rare AFM has peaked in 2-year cycles. But it missed its last cycle amid COVID.

The Carte du Ciel provided signposts for how future astronomical discoveries would be made.

"Why, Mr. Spock, you almost make me believe in miracles."

Google hasn't made a laptop in 3 years and won't be making one any time soon.

"We'll see if [NFT]s really answer the players' needs," CEO says.

PyTorch, which powers Tesla Autopilot and 150K other projects, will join the Linux Foundation.

Apple's past and present OSes are all getting updates today.

Retailer leak suggests games from arcade to Jaguar; surprises apparently still await.

Raptor Lake boosts clocks, cache, and core counts on the same Intel 7 process.

Science needs sustainable, boring growth, but we just get flashy ill-formed initiatives.

Roku OS 11.5 with "Continue Watching" also en route.

Intel's lineup will likely be competing with new GPUs from AMD and Nvidia soon.

Starlink says speed tests and $600 dish cost aren't good reasons to deny funding.

The vehicles it showed off at Monterey Car Week were far from production-ready

It's the first time genuine iPhone batteries have cost more than $70 since 2017.

Plus: Wild rumors say the phone might launch before the end of the year.

Smaller art communities are banning image synthesis amid a wider art ethics debate.

There were no passengers on board this flight carrying scientific instruments.

Streaming giant will launch three new mobile games next year based on Ubisoft hits.

Also: trailer for Werewolf by Night, new footage from Loki S2, The Marvels, and more.

Seasonal activity is running 50 percent below normal levels.

Dealmaster also includes the AirPods Max, Disney+, and HyperX gaming headsets.

Plus final Andor trailer, Bad Batch S2 delay, and animated Tales of the Jedi trailer.

"Running! Horses! Mayhem! Mayhem! Happy kissy ending!"

Protesters oppose Israeli government contract they say could have military uses.

Without big companies like Microsoft, Sony, indies had more room to shine.

The declaration will expand vaccine access and require vaccine data reporting.

With polymorphic encoding and a multistage infection chain, Shikitega is hard to detect.

An Ars list of technologists and scientists honored by the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Upcoming "Hopper" GPU broke records in its MLPerf debut, according to Nvidia.

Beloved Wrath of Khan, Undiscovered Country director is at the helm.

Cruz worries newsrooms and Big Tech would collude to censor content.

Planned rule for low Earth satellites requires deorbit 5 years after end-of-life.

Extra programmability is a plus, but laptop-height mechanical switches aren't for everyone.

Security experts: Uber exec "did nothing wrong" by disguising data breach.

Phones that don't meet the minimum requirements won't be eligible to upgrade.

Gold-plated 2009 marketing stunt is now a $36,000, one-of-a-kind collectible.

New research into the circadian clock helps explain this mystery.

Promotional video suggests future video editing could be as easy as writing a suggestion in a box.

One game warps entire worlds; the other includes tease for a secret new game.

Cupertino accused of "playing with fire" if it buys data storage components from YMTC.