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Tesla had 250 problems per 100 cars according to the 2020 Initial Quality survey.

NASA still hasn't decided whether Dragon will land in the Atlantic or Gulf of Mexico.

Model also examines how fading fear and falling immunity can impact future waves.

“Limited encryption loophole” is an oxymoron.

Complaint alleges police said, “the computer got it wrong,” but arrested anyway.

US courts disagree on whether suspects can be forced to unlock their phones.

T-Mobile seeks 2026 deadline for 5G in Calif. and an end to 1,000-job condition.

Columbus, Ohio, exceeded its goal of more than 3,200 new BEVs and plug-in hybrids.

The space agency is considering buying rides from Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic.

“Relativity is really right in our sweet spot.”

GPS at your fingertips may now be ubiquitous, but it took a convergence of tech over decades.

Permanent suspension comes for violations of rules against tweeting hacked materials.

It has a 10th-gen Intel processor, a glass trackpad, and a keyboard backlight.

“This does not mean that the book will be finished tomorrow or published next week.”

VR company also announces sunset plans for older Go wireless headsets.

Order even blocks workers from transferring to US offices of their own companies.

Apple will stop blocking bug fixes over App Store guideline violations.

Unfortunately, all 3 additions are currently available only to big organizations.

Latest Pew poll of 11,000 US adults shows (almost) everybody wants more solar.

Will such a narrowly focused esports racing sim appeal to Xbox and PS4 players?

FCC asks public to describe experiences during last week’s 13-hour outage.

Dealmaster also has deals on Sonos speakers, USB-C chargers, and Echo devices.

Charter wants TWC merger conditions to expire in May 2021, two years early.

#TwitchBlackout demands action to back up statements from Twitch executives.

Methanol is toxic when ingested, inhaled, and absorbed through the skin.

Older individuals who view mainstream news media less likely to hold nutty beliefs.

The car-sharing platform Turo surveyed its users and shared the results with Ars.

Document dump comes almost 4 weeks after murder by police of George Floyd.

“The empire will fall. Order will vanish. This massive event is rushing to meet us.”

Here are a few interesting reveals that deserve a quick look.

Not sure if your Apple gadgets can upgrade? We've got you covered.

Ecommerce site’s “blind trust” makes the service a perfect place to dump data.

News comes after months of rumors—and weekend charge of top-level racism.

Surface images used to test “cold start” vs. “hot start” ideas.

“I still see that as somewhat speculative, and somewhat over the horizon.”

Climate shifts led to crop failures, which ramped up the growing unrest in Rome.

The near-field communication standard has been available on Android for a while.

After years of rumors, the inevitable has finally begun.

The next big version of macOS has been announced at WWDC.

Parental controls and a big under-the-hood change to apps headline the update.

Here are all the new features coming to iPhones and iPads later this year.

The keynote starts at 1:00pm EDT/10:00am PDT.

Paid iPhone games need licenses from Chinese gov't to stay on Apple App Store.

“This will not be a war of heroes. Nations will slaughter each other while we get rich.”

TV writers from Arrow, Brooklyn Nine-Nine talk COVID-19: Can you do scenes with crowds?

EVOO's 11.6" EV-C-116-5 has more substantial problems than its low specs imply.

Director David Koepp talks about the challenge of making internal mental states external.

Move to shutter almost a dozen reopened outlets delivers “gut punch to reopening bulls.”

The designers of Troyes are back with a deep-space saga.

Blizzard has suspended or closed over 74,000 accounts in the last month.