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Dealmaster also has deals on the MacBook Air, OLED TVs, and lots of video games.

No discernible difference between Huawei's "all-new" OS and Android.

Adobe: You can't use Flash in 2021. South Africa: Watch me!

"Highly sophisticated threat actors" exploit flaws in coordinated attack on SonicWall.

It's "time for people who say and think they have information to start providing it.”

It's part of a 5-year exclusive TV development deal for the Black Panther director.

macOS update comes a week after updates to iOS, iPadOS, tvOS, and watchOS.

"This is an important milestone towards enabling access to space for everyone."

Victims of deceptive "unlimited" plans paid hundreds, get just a fraction back.

In 9.5 months, New Horizons makes up almost half of all Animal Crossing sales.

Internal report found top civic groups "non-recommendable" due to hate, harassment.

If you've used NoxPlayer in the past 5 months, it's time to check for malware.

Service isn't changing, but path to streaming-exclusive games will clearly narrow.

In a new test, Facebook pre-empts Apple's required prompt with its own.

Xiaomi says DOD ruling last month "deprived the company of legal due process."

Ford and Google are also partnering to improve vehicle cloud services.

They accompanied the first people to set foot in the Americas.

"A second, longer hot fire test should be conducted and would pose minimal risk."

How the military is striving to make its technology a little more Lego-like.

Company says its next window for a test flight opens on February 12.

Speedrunner talks to Ars, claims the remake is (mostly) on par with N64 original.

$4.5 billion drop in assets after bets against the likes of GameStop go sour.

Director Mikael Håfström on making a military action movie that is ultimately anti-war.

We may well see an electric touring car series in the US in the next few years.

How do photons travel across light years? (Their quantum waviness enables modern telescopes.)

In 2050, benefits to the US offset costs, but there are some unexpected outcomes.

Inoculating kids can help protect an entire population.

Banning a Matrix client for content is really no different from banning a Web browser.

It's far from "plug-and-play," but awesome for devoted retro gamers.

New laws bar efforts to trick consumers into handing over data or money.

60 years later, new evidence points to a peculiar kind of avalanche as the culprit.

In the end, it's likely that cooler heads will prevail.

"Our research finally proves that you really can fit a square peg through a round hole."

Mediacom says heavy uploaders harm network even if they don't exceed data cap.

Analysis: A seductive "short squeeze" narrative obscures what's really happening.

"This campaign should not be thought of as the SolarWinds campaign," says DHS.

Liquidity requirements lead to unexpected restraints, and it's probably legal.

The adenovirus vector-based vaccine is another useful tool against SARS-CoV-2.

Just like on Twitch, "clips" lets users chop up and share sections of videos.

Includes oral history of unreleased Power-Up Baseball: Cool trackballs, bad business.

Dealmaster also has discounts on noise-cancelling headphones and gaming mice.

"The launch vehicle shall deliver a minimum 6,065 kg Europa Clipper spacecraft."

The social media mob that pumped up GameStop is now dabbling in cryptocurrency.

The Ars guide to the coronavirus variants

Apple CEO Tim Cook claims Facebook’s model leads to polarization and violence.

Agencies will perform evidence-based evaluations of their own performance.

Money can't buy you love—but it can sponsor a new Linux distro.

GM says that 40 percent of US models will be battery electric vehicles by 2025.

The DG1 only works in special motherboards—no support for the enthusiast market.

From diplomacy to infrastructure, a deep re-evaluation of the role of government.