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Its three-camera array includes a 1/1.28-inch sensor.

No matter where or how you saw films in 2021, these were your best nerdy options.

Also: five Avengers serve as case studies to ponder aging trajectories for superheroes

The mildness of omicron and the use of rapid tests are still in question.

SpaceX founder points out that space is "extremely enormous," satellites "very tiny."

A voluntary program is encouraging towns to manage their lighting.

We're on the verge of trying to fully extend the sunscreen.

LG will start mass producing OLED EX TVs in 2022.

Ongoing supply chain woes mean more delays for early adopters.

Last Christmas, I got a new curriculum, but no curriculum survives actual students.

Production has been halted at Indian plant since December 18.

Size and versatility make the Echo Show 15 a sensible organization hub for tech-savvy families.

For the first time, more than half our top 10 is fully electric.

Experts have long argued that such travel restrictions are ineffective and harmful.

Also: the controversial claim of a frozen water bear achieving quantum entangled state

"Alexa: Stop recommending stupid and dangerous things."

A formal complaint to the UN under space treaties says the US is responsible.

Data backs shorter periods, but experts say testing is key.

Riot was accused of paying women less for similar work, fostering culture of harassment.

After scouring 110,000 records, researchers gained insight into mammalian cancer

Most current policies assume we'll need carbon capture, but there's a big cost.

Holmes trial, ISPs behaving badly, and many other big stories from the past year.

Also: the Riddler wants Batman to "unmask the truth about this cesspool we call a city."

Artificial micro-hook structure enables the creation of microdevices for monitoring plants.

Coffee is very chemically complex; its different components affect us in different ways.

Many of these rockets, you may recall, were supposed to fly in 2020.

Explaining how M. abscessus was ready once CF patients started living longer.

Ars chats with author Maia Szalavitz about her book, Undoing Drugs.

Chip shortages, game delays couldn't stop us from selecting 20 fantastic games.

Alas, the forged date can't be removed without damaging the document.

Lots of hurdles to come, but a good start for the new observatory.

Netflix's new series Elves pairs perfectly with 2010's Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale

Follow along as astronomers start unwrapping a telescope-sized gift at 7 am US Eastern.

Intel the latest multinational caught up in human rights conflict between Beijing, the west.

Software updates shutting off the feature are in the process of being sent out.

Our biggest complaint about the season is that there needed to be more of it.

Pandemics, a fragile electrical grid, Lego, and rocket launches galore.

It's a flawed but solid addition to the franchise that works more often than it doesn't.

US lobby group closes as Silicon Valley firms are distancing themselves from each other.

And without additional restrictions, they may not recover for several decades.

Can a name change save the company’s tarnished reputation?

Looking back at the rush of speedy PC peripherals in 2021.

“The Multiverse is a concept about which we know frighteningly little."

High rate of infectiousness could still strain hospitals around the world.

T-Mobile, Nvidia, Amazon, and others are canceling their plans or going virtual.

COVID-19 patients as young as 12 are eligible for enzyme-inhibiting treatment.

Add to a charity haul that's raised nearly $9,000 in just three days.

LG's vertical monitor offers a longer view fit for coders and scrollers.

Decision means iPhone maker will face activist scrutiny at 2022 annual meeting.