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How a new generation of actors is creating a new kind of performance using games.

"When we are divided, the virus exploits the cracks between us."

It has a 10.4-inch LCD, an S-Pen, and a 7040mAh battery.

"They come to us with their hair on fire."

Investigators were unable to talk to witnesses from the White House about it.

Ruling could provide a stronger legal basis for embedding photos and videos.

Administrator Andrew Wheeler bemoans lack of lab studies quantifying harm.

An idea called "leptogenesis" has gotten support from a large neutrino detector.

Apple originally said it was coming in May, so this is earlier than expected.

With public options like the library off-limits, how do you connect in-need students?

The 4.7-inch phone will ship on April 24.

Frontier reduces debt and gets new financing to cover telecom operations.

The biggest question going into this 1989 throwback: How’s your Japanese?

The electric racing series is the latest to go virtual while COVID-19 rages.

“What good is a test if you don’t know it’s giving you reliable results?”

The 2019 Olympus Global Image of the Year honorees find beauty under the microscope.

Trump says his travel ban saved lives while WHO “covered up” COVID-19 pandemic.

If it’s like related viruses, it could cause seasonal outbreaks for years.

Flaws allow remote code execution/system rights elevation.

Contact-tracing capacity is seen as critical to stopping transmission of disease.

The lowest-tier paid plan is dropping to $4 per seat per month from $9.

Company was ordered to make the medical devices by the Trump administration.

Dealmaster also has deals on Google Pixel phones, smart speakers, and more.

If approved, FCC won't subsidize other ISPs in Charter's planned NY territory.

The company seems to be developing a habit of letting outspoken critics go.

The Pixel 6 could have a Google-built processor.

Timothée Chalamet as Paul Atreides, Oscar Isaac as Duke Leto Atreides, and more.

Riot tells Ars kernel-level system could be removed if vulnerability is detected.

Manufacturer says conversion requires “significant rework.” Airbreak suggests otherwise.

Better than the 2020 competition? Sure. Better than last year's phone? Ehhhh.

Baffling baffle brings (almost) boundless blessed silence.

Folding@Home had settled into a low-profile niche. Then came COVID-19.

Kyle Larson benched and dropped by his sponsors after racist remark.

If your remote work experience is bad, your Wi-Fi is likely the culprit.

Requires jumping through hoops, currently optimized for Nvidia's “RTX” line.

New simulations show parent body may have been ripped apart by strong tidal forces.

States say they will follow science and evidence, not Trump.

After 50 years, people are still discovering interesting Game of Life patterns.

But the basic premise is starting to wear thin.

You can always just install the Google Assistant...

The new map puts each area's cases in context.

Smaller businesses have no customers, but Amazon can't keep up with demand.

Fauci "remains a trusted advisor," White House clarifies after anti-Fauci tweet.

We have no proof Neanderthals told stories, but they definitely spun yarns.

Some states rely on COBOL software to manage unemployment systems.

"It almost felt like I was behind the camera, inside the Lunar Module."

The new phones could be delayed a bit due to COVID-19, though.

Portable optical clock so accurate it runs faster if lifted by a centimeter.

Here’s why Senator John Cornyn’s critique of modeling is misguided.

How do you weed toxicity out of a brand-new online game? Change the terms of entry.