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In some cases, we're throwing out one metal in the process of extracting another.

iFixit CEO Kyle Wiens sits down with Ars to discuss the fight for the right to repair.

"From the outside, it might look like an ordinary rocket."

A voltage fluctuation could cause the cars to roll away when parked.

Thomas argued that social networks are like common carriers.

Too many siblings and not enough timeline spells trouble in this Netflix series.

Yes, the Warner Bros. pastiche is weird. But its co-op arena battling is refined.

Strength of $44B agreement comes into focus as Musk appears to have second thoughts.

There's also an ultra-durable "Kids" version for $110.

As of April, its electricity is already 100 percent renewable.

Dr. Nashlie Sephus schools us on how to get ML on your IT team's radar.

It doesn't usually spread easily, but quiet transmission has experts concerned.

"The teams are ready. Boeing is ready. ULA is ready."

Laptop also gets structural upgrades and an optional 2.5Gbps LAN module.

HP Spectre laptops try out Intel discrete graphics, boosted webcams, new hues.

Security flaws in VMware and F5's BIG-IP are being exploited by malicious hackers.

Kim blamed the outbreak on officials' "non-positive attitude, slackness, and non-activity."

The announcements were made to celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day.

An alternate explanation for why galaxies lacking dark matter are clustered.

Texas law blatantly violates First Amendment, many groups tell the Supreme Court.

His early release reflects good behavior and completion of rehabilitation programs.

App is missing lots of features for now, closely mirrors Outlook web client.

Blizzard's first "smartphone RTS" doesn't break new ground—but feels solid anyway.

With no bank account, Google Russia has been running on fumes since March.

Board vows to enforce $44 billion agreement despite Musk's waffling and complaints.

Breaking down Sony's confusing messaging with easy-to-digest tables and lists.

We also have a first-look image from Echo, a new series slated for 2023.

All it takes to hijack Bluetooth-secured devices is custom code and $100 in hardware.

Planning a trip to the Andromeda Galaxy? Not so fast.

"There is a primal urge in all of us to explore."

Proposed consent decree with FDA will require Abbott to take corrective actions.

tvOS, watchOS, HomePod, Studio Display, and Swift Playgrounds also got updates.

Click this link to stop your GSuite account from being shut down! We're serious.

NHTSA estimates that 42,915 people were killed in motor vehicle crashes in 2021.

"I may be a superhero, but I'm also just a man who fell for the wrong woman."

Dealmaster also has popular Switch games, USB-C chargers, and Roku soundbars.

NASA administrator declares the SLS rocket will launch this year "in August."

FSR 2.0 can make Deathloop just about playable on a two-year-old laptop GPU.

Musk replied to Twitter CEO's spam explanation with criticism and a poop emoji.

Production woes, entirely new series, casting leaks—but also major questions unanswered.

CDC is expected to review boosters later this week and endorse their use.

Lenovo brings a new screen size, cooling system to ThinkPad P-series workstations.

Sony agrees to match corporate donation but refuses to speak publicly on the issue.

Omicron's predilection for upper airway may pose unique risk to young children.

Estimates have Google Play cutting 869,000 apps and Apple removing 650,000.

Research is largely theoretical but exposes an overlooked security issue.

Leaks are claiming big jumps in performance for the next-gen Lovelace GPUs.

Crowdsourced project unearths more than 1,000 asteroids in 37,000 Hubble images.

In emergency brief, Big Tech protests one-sentence order that revived Texas law.