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New animated movie from Richard Linklater is all about the vibes, man.

Researchers detect volcanic activity by watching how light moves through a cable.

Dealmaster also has Logitech's MX Master 3, Samsung microSD cards, and lots of video games.

Biggest platforms would be barred from advantaging themselves over the little guys.

Companies are betting on computer-controlled, airborne wind energy for future power.

Researchers have been in search of vulnerable real-world apps. The wait continues.

The most vulnerable weren't vaccinated.

Following the lead of Samsung and Apple, Google is supporting DIY repairs.

Lawyer recruits cable customers for mass arbitration that could be costly for Cox.

The bitumen-coated boat once plied the waterways around one of the world’s first cities.

Partnership to use computational materials science to speed development.

Pac-Land re-release includes "Pac-Mom" in place of the legally disputed "Miss."

Dramatically more detailed maps are coming to the navigation mode.

Change could break some software that uses hardcoded directory names.

No fear of Colossal failure: "If this game sinks, it ain't gonna change our life at all."

Crew expected to dock with the ISS on Saturday for an eight-day mission.

GMC wants the 2023 Hummer EV to appeal to EV doubters and skeptics, not converts.

Tesla's CEO also promised the Semi and Roadster will arrive next year.

"It’s an amazing facility that gives you a lot of ideas of what the future could be."

ALPHV/Black Cat ransomware group has claimed at least 3 victims so far.

"The universe finally found something worse than death. I broke time."

The most notable addition is new Shortcuts support in iWork apps on macOS.

Life in the Atacama took 2,000 years to return to normal.

Facebook said it blocked sharing of "videos calling on the Army to surrender."

Several events have been linked to the outbreak as people let their guard down.

Gap in its large head plate may have come from combat with a fellow triceratops.

You still can't find things for MSRP, but prices are way down from their peaks.

It's big news if this holds up to scrutiny, but other physicists advise "immense caution."

Starting in November, apps that haven't been updated in two years will be hidden.

Dev promises enhanced security, launches free-to-play NFT-free version.

Apple and Google removed the app last September, days before a key election.

An extra $200,000 on a new Hummer or $20,000 on an EV6—these are terrible deals.

Meta seeks alternate revenue streams as popularity of its products plummets.

Additions include hour-long races that pay out 1.2 million credits.

Polestar has managed to keep up a regular cadence of updates for its EVs.

Silently fixed authentication bypass remained a secret even after it was under attack.

Gas giants can form far from their stars without a rocky intermediate stage.

News comes on top of Remedy's existing game-publishing deal with Epic Games.

Here's what happens when sheep bot fly larvae sink their mouth hooks into your eyeball.

How the FBI took down "Cyclops Blink," a Russia state botnet infecting network firewalls.

"A cross between a logic puzzle, an improv comedy session, and a collective hallucination."

Ars chats with Ben Orlin about his new book, Math Games with Bad Drawings.

Dealmaster also has a new low on an LG OLED TV, board games, and Nintendo gift cards.

Publisher still promises "future [NFT] drops coming with other games."

Twitter says edit button will roll out first to paid users in "coming months."

Hydro power is decreasing as climate change hangs the Southwestern US out to dry.

Adding CPU overclocking to GPU drivers was meant to make it more convenient.

Intel says it's working to support its 1,200 employees in Russia.

After spending $22 million on the pilot plant, Porsche buys a 12.5% stake.

"The world was standing on the brink of thermonuclear war."