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Dish is trying to "expropriate the 12 GHz band" for itself, SpaceX tells FCC.

Attacks are limited for now but may ramp up as other hackers learn of them.

Amazon talks up inclusion in public but fails behind the scenes, suit claims.

Plus, a rundown of the wacky buzzwords you have to know to shop for these TVs.

Practice of intricately folding letters to secure them is known as "letterlocking."

Dealmaster also has portable Bluetooth speakers, board games, and the iPad Air.

Site executive introduces, then removes, insecure code, then hides the evidence.

Free-to-play? Steam changes? "Nothing to announce right now!"

If DIY flashing isn't your thing, refurbished Samsung devices are now available.

It may be Hazelight's best-playing game ever, but it's likely the company's dumbest.

50 percent of all new Volvos will be electric by 2025, 100 percent by 2030.

The results of his first environment executive orders are coming in.

GabLeaks includes 70,000 messages in more than 19,000 chats by over 15,000 users.

Both supply and demand are up—but they aren't lining up in the right places.

T-Mobile claimed Sprint merger would create thousands of jobs "from day one."

This mini-PC is VESA mountable, easy to work on, and attractively priced.

Like LG's latest, Sony claims higher brightness than we saw in previous OLEDs.

The big delay can be traced to a decision Jeff Bezos made years ago.

US users can now upload and view one-minute videos in a swipe interface.

The ornately decorated pilentum was likely used for festive processions, weddings.

Homebrewed DLL solves inefficient parsing of in-game shop files.

Verizon's now-deleted tweet said using 4G only will conserve battery life.

“Things are tenuous,” CDC director says, as experts fear a fourth surge.

LTA Research and Exploration is Sergey Brin's airship company.

Flight Three of the Falcon 1 rocket could make or break the company.

What a terrible anti-renewable-power video reveals about the US energy market.

Chinese A Writer’s Odyssey and Korean Space Sweepers make for a great double feature.

Apple did a good job with the big stuff, but myriad little things undermine that.

The history of an experimental music-and-mythos project with Black Diaspora at its core.

The platform has promised to do better after a string of incidents.

An FDA advisory committee voted Friday 22-0 in favor of authorization.

It's a competent but not flashy crossover with a real-world range of 250 miles.

Ars chats with director Nora Unkel about the origins, themes of her first feature film.

Another predicted impact of climate change may be here.

Under new leadership, Nikola is trying to become a viable truck maker.

The red planet's red looks different to a robot with hyperspectral cameras for eyes.

Sandworm-aligned group has breached US critical infrastructure a handful of times.

Critical authentication bypass flaw affects the entire Logix product line.

Class members can get compensation, as long as most don't file for it.

"The amount Google was willing to spend came as a shock to veteran game developers."

The fantasy series is adapted from Leigh Bardugo's bestselling "Grishaverse" novels.

Switch remakes of DS-era Pokémon Diamond and Pearl also announced.

Could a 3rd shot of current COVID vaccines be enough to thwart variants?

Griddy blames state agency as variable-rate plans produce outrageous power bills.

The pandemic has accelerated Best Buy's transition to selling online.

"Basic TV" mode is coming to integrated Google TV sets from Sony and TCL.

Check out the chat recap.

Users should be able to load-in their own PCIe 4.0-rated M.2 drives.

We might not be getting many EV mail trucks, but a lot of EV buses are on order.

More and more OEMs are switching to Google's operating system.