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Transferring vaginal fluids could “revolutionize" women's health, researchers say.

Both updates will be free for all Quest VR headsets. For freebies, they're great.

"We continue to work with SpaceX to mature their design."

Costly nuclear power could boost renewables—or natural gas.

Intruders got access in May. DoorDash only found out earlier this month.

The crowdsourced $700 Linux phone is actually becoming a real product.

The four-door B1 SUV and B2 pickup go into production next year.

Service Vimeo acquired in April allegedly collects facial data in violation of Illinois law.

Paid staff will wait in VR to greet new users: "What can I show you to do?"

Pro-tip: Don't grab the first available space if your goal is to be near entrance.

Overlap with FTC is rare, but it's one more investigation for the growing pile.

Is the new Wii Fit successor distracting enough to forget you're exercising?

Plus deals on smart TVs, wireless chargers, video games, and more.

"The secrecy order was too broadly drawn," Microsoft lawyer writes.

Apple’s new flagship shows the X-series iPhones have matured.

AT&T tries to quiet concerns about DirecTV after talks about divestiture.

The 7T is a slightly cheaper version of the OnePlus 7 Pro.

Remote configuration files allowed malware to slide past Google security checks.

A "Spanish Stonehenge" is one of many vanished sites beneath Spain's reservoirs.

Google pulls Chrome update that kept some Macs from booting.

Report warns of "transition to unprecedented conditions" in the ocean.

Plus, a connected dog tag (yep) that uses Amazon's new wireless IoT protocol.

Devs push a fix for the flaw, but hackers are still hitting unpatched sites.

Plus Echo Buds, $129 wireless AirPods competitors with Bose noise reduction.

Lower cost? Check. Home automation? Check. Wi-Fi 6? Nope.

No release date or hardware yet; "Real World Index" is already scanning our world.

Politicians are officially exempt from both hate speech rules and fact checking.

CrowdStrike, "one of your wealthy people," mentioned in rambling reconstruction of phone call.

Unlocked via November update; followed by Quest hand tracking in "early 2020."

A focus on social harms can do better than standard punishments.

Google is taking a hard line in negotiations with European news sites.

New CEO’s old title at Altria—formerly Philip Morris—was “chief growth officer.”

Lookalike domain to legitimate site offers a free desktop app. But it's a trap.

Web-skimming malware makers appear to be testing attacks against layer 7 routers.

An always-on display finally comes to the Apple Watch, but watchOS 6 steals the show.

Remember the 2-year campaign targeting iPhones? Here's the rest of the tale.

Invite-only trial will run until "technology meets our internal quality standards."

Forget Model S comparisons; this car is an electric 928 for the 21st century.

Now in its second generation, the best car in Audi's range just got better.

iOS 13.1 completes the initial iOS 13 release, but iPadOS is the big story here.

Includes reveal of massive, snowy world; headlines other 2019-20 Sony announcements.

Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan has wanted to do a coda for the last 10 years.

A tablet from 2014 doesn't make an amazing computer, but it does surprisingly well.

Europeans have the right to be forgotten, but only on one continent.

Sprint admits mistake, promises to pay money back but could be punished by FCC.

Xiaomi says the Mi Mix Alpha is "almost entirely display."

Court: FCC repeal of media ownership limits ignored impact on women and minorities.

Plus deals on noise-cancelling headphones, portable hard drives, and more.

Ars testing shows no difference in frame rates, load times.

Originally, NASA had hoped for a fixed-price deal.