Ars Technica - All content

Archaeologists in 1931 assumed the shell was only a broken drinking cup.

Dearth of semiconductors has forced several US car plants to halt production.

From 3Mbps DSL to 300Mbps fiber: Aaron Epstein's newspaper ad gets amazing result.

Spike shows just how useful and hard to detect these simple programs can be.

We pick a few games to enjoy with another, whether they're a newbie or hardcore.

"Customer demand has been extremely strong."

Neural stem cells with the Neanderthal version of a key gene behave differently.

Sci-fi is looking like a cornerstone of Apple TV+'s slowly growing library.

Two mesquite bugs enter, one mesquite bug leaves.

Cox notifies users of speed cut, fails to mention they can keep current plan.

Virginia's the first on deck since California's CCPA in 2018, but more are coming.

Supporting major cryptocurrencies like bitcoin could be a regulatory nightmare.

Dealmaster also has big discounts on the AirPods Pro, Fire tablets, and more.

Google hasn't updated major apps since the iOS 14 privacy requirements launched.

Seismic data generated by whale songs helps build a picture of the ocean's base.

The retailer could still possibly arrange a stock-for-cash infusion in the future

Kennedy has a long history of spreading dangerous misinformation on social media.

54 percent of new cars in Norway are EVs, but it's a hard model to replicate.

Trials need to prove the vaccine is safe and effective in children.

Stop me if you've heard this one: Two senior sysadmins walk into a ~/.vimrc ...

Report claims that pressure had mounted for months: "Today was the final straw."

Data has lots of caveats, but it's not a bad idea to up your mask game.

We try out a 12V lithium-ion battery upgrade for your car.

Shortcomings illustrate the lack of security rigor in critical infrastructure environments.

Startup Archer received investments from United Airlines and Stellantis.

Terabyte-using customers doubled from 7% to 14% as pandemic wore on.

Six other new series, including return of Lord and Miller's MTV classic Clone High.

The argument boils down to "if you don't know we messed up, it can't hurt you."

SIM-swapping is a worldwide scourge. Law enforcement is trying to make a dent.

The film will be written by Over the Garden Wall's Patrick McHale.

Former admin. made a big deal of TikTok's alleged security risks... until it forgot.

With a new president in town, Huawei CEO says he would welcome friendlier relations.

Neither T nor B cells seem to use memory of one virus to attack the other.

Another unearthed Wii U classic paired with a new, somewhat repetitive diversion.

Cuba has been increasing Internet access, but the current digital divide grows, too.

A $99 deposit today gives you a chance at service in the second half of 2021.

Meanwhile, China still clings to possibility the virus originated in another country.

There are also supplemental updates for Catalina 10.15.7 and Mojave 10.14.6.

Microsoft and Adobe issue patches to stop malicious attacks in the wild.

New research lends credence to the account of Sir Thomas More.

SpaceX's FCC broadband funding faces more opposition from telco trade groups.

Dealmaster also includes AirPods Pro, portable speakers, lap desks, and more.

2021 marks both the 50th anniversary of the Emirates and the first landing on Mars.

Blue Sky, formed in TRON's '80s wake, leaves behind legacy of billions in cartoon sales.

It looks like the entire UI picks colors from your wallpaper.

The e-tron GT starts at $99,900 and is closely related to the Porsche Taycan.

Analysts are questioning whether Apple should make an iPhone 13 mini after this.

Aurora is planning to test self-driving Sienna minivans later this year.

Shelby said NASA's exploration of space will "always" go through Alabama.

Studio vows not to negotiate with hackers.