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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.

Export controls and sanctions have plunged Russia into technological crisis.

The launch company is targeting mid-July for Alpha's next launch.

An optical quantum computer does things we can't computationally model.

"We knew there was always a transition to industry in our future."

At Ars Frontiers, virologist Angela Rasmussen laid out how to thwart the next pandemic.

Lockdowns in China have Apple taking new measures to meet potential demand.

Both monitors offer boosted image quality, built-in webcams with particular appeal to Mac owners.

Dealmaster also has Logitech mice, Sonos speakers, and Eufy indoor cameras.

Google stops selling video content on the Play Store and replaces the iOS app.

Musk memo: "If you don't show up, we will assume you have resigned."

Parents asked for dismissal "with prejudice" earlier this month.

You'll need to spend another $100 to upgrade to a more usable 8GB of RAM.

"I think it's the right thing to do."

The brand is getting a makeover and will be all-EV by 2030.

Great ARPG-on-phone production values hampered by terrible economic decisions.

Ammonia is already a widely used fertilizer, so the infrastructure is in place.

On its 30th anniversary, we look at the groundbreaking product's enduring legacy.

5-4 ruling halts law that bans social media moderation based on "viewpoint."

"At the moment, we are not concerned of a global pandemic."

Subscription software is continually updated—but also continually paid for.

Chrome is king, Safari is a minor power, and most others hardly register.

The writing was already on the wall: Samsung Display plans to focus on OLED.