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Dutch publisher Ambo Anthos said it should have taken more "critical stance" on book.

Sonos doesn't make headphones now, but they could be coming.

Treasury rule lets states use funds in areas that already have 25Mbps/3Mbps speeds.

We can do massive wind and solar rollouts without sacrificing key habitats.

If you're not using these preinstalled Windows features, disable them.

Think USB-A ports are getting rare? Count your blessings.

Gmail gets an additional sidebar for Google Chat, along with new colors.

As Spotify seeks profits, it has become a very different type of business.

The government is not happy with the software's "rolling stop" function.

Tech giants battle US moves toward stricter regulation using anti-China lobbying.

Seeing stage separation in a whole new light after this flight.

The effect is similar to the macro-scale phenomenon of Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds.

Game's creator will be stepping aside and handing over the reins to the NYT.

The arm-worn strap uses optical sensors and features an LED array for quick device info.

We knew that volcano was prone to eruptions—but there are many we're not sure about.

It was the final 24-hour race for the DPi category.

The buyer, "Catapult IP Innovations," will have to monetize these patents somehow.

House that built Halo will now build content for Sony—yet pledges to remain cross-plat.

Water’s strange properties turn nature into a natural abstract sculptor.

Chinese panel maker claims to surpass 360 Hz with enhanced thin film transistor tech.

Streaming service struggling with transition from platform to media company.

"The space industry will contribute more to China's growth as a whole."

First look at how TV series inserts familiar characters, events into "Silver" timeline.

Slow ARM CPU almost single-handedly derails an intriguing laptop experiment.

Ford's best-selling van now has an EV variant.

It's highly efficient, fun to drive, and loaded with equipment, too.

Hours after the ruling, the UK home secretary approved Lynch's extradition to the US.

Dealmaster also includes the newest Pokémon game, AirPods, and the Surface Pro 8.

Interview coincidentally lands on same day Ubi announces 2020 game's shutdown.

Human evolution might boil down to a lot more than what Homo erectus had for dinner.

An elevated typing experience for a digestible price.

A shift in focus from drivers to the role of street layouts and local policies.

It's not self-serve, though; you have to fill out a request form.

Of 115 recommendations for improvement, HHS has not addressed 72 of them.

Young: Spotify represents 60 percent of my streams.

The biggest drives most people can buy top out at 20TB.

The 4K OLED807 also goes up to 120 Hz and updates AI features.

Salt deposits on the red planet hint at where and when Mars went dry.

Can Google invest in Android tablets longterm, or is this another temporary interest?

“Apple’s conduct has harmed and is harming mobile app developers.”

NASA has issued a "second letter of concern" to Bechtel.

2FA Authenticator offered real 2FA functionality, but it came with strings attached.

Also, we enjoy more renderings of Chinese rockets that look like a Falcon 9.

NYU philosopher David Chalmers chats with Ars about his new book Reality+.

While a crude brute-force attack, DDoSes are growing ever more potent.

Only two other species of these rare, curious beasts have been discovered to date.

The boosters may be ready in March, but what comes next is anyone's guess.

The one exception was the iPad, which lost 14% revenue YOY.

A major missing link to a canceled Star Wars TV series called Underworld.