by Eric Berger on (#5806J)
It is quite zany, but if these storms remain out to sea then, hey, go crazy, 2020.
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by Sam Machkovech on (#58057)
Formerly titled Gods & Monsters, it launches Dec. 2. It's pretty, but it's messy.
by Dan Goodin on (#58058)
In the 1990s, Microsoft wore its disdain for antitrust on its sleeve. Now, not so much.
by John Timmer on (#5803X)
On a fine scale, the Universe seems lumpier than it should be.
by Jon Brodkin on (#5802F)
AT&T's call for new maps ignores its ongoing fight against more accurate data.
by Samuel Axon on (#5802G)
The dual-screen phone costs a lofty $1,399.
by Ron Amadeo on (#5802H)
It's only slightly different from the Razr 1, hopefully with all the bugs worked out.
by Scott K. Johnson on (#57ZYZ)
Earlier spring warmth puts young in stronger southward currents.
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#57ZZ0)
Hybrid and even battery versions may come, but first, twin combustion engines.
by Kyle Orland on (#57ZZ1)
Or: What would happen if Tower Records tried to sell iPods?
by Eric Berger on (#57ZX6)
NASA will only pay the bulk of the funds after lunar material is collected.
by Kate Cox on (#57ZVC)
New laws ban public and private use of the tech, in nationwide first.
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#57ZT0)
Early adopters will need deep pockets, because 517 miles of range isn't cheap.
by Jim Salter on (#57ZP9)
This sleek 14" OEM Linux laptop feels great and offers incredible battery life.
by Jennifer Ouellette on (#57YVY)
Director Denis Villeneuve's adaptation provokes mixed reactions among Ars staffers.
by Kyle Orland on (#57YVZ)
Subscribers pay nothing upfront for hardware and can save money over two years.
by Kate Cox on (#57YW0)
Fires and floods are expensive and disruptive and we're not ready, report finds.
by Jon Brodkin on (#57YS6)
Trump told reporter COVID is worse than flu, said he "wanted to play it down."
by Ron Amadeo on (#57YS7)
It's going to be hard to build smartphones without chips or displays.
by John Timmer on (#57SVM)
Most of the results are fairly expected, but there are some interesting details.
by Beth Mole on (#57YPY)
Trial of frontrunner COVID-19 vaccine paused to probe single unexplained illness.
by John Timmer on (#57YG7)
Chip is designed so that water channels are next to its hottest components.
by Kyle Orland on (#57Y8E)
Lower-end Series S launches the same day at $299.
by Jim Salter on (#57XZH)
Blending full-stack and real-time CPU designs opens new hardware possibilities.
by Jennifer Ouellette on (#57XGF)
“We are completely disconnected. But we are also together.”
by Kyle Orland on (#57XDJ)
iOS’ App Store requirement is needed for “security and privacy,” Apple adds.
by Beth Mole on (#57XBJ)
Trump denied politicizing vaccine but said it could arrive “before a very special date.”
by Timothy B. Lee on (#57X97)
Two of Velodyne's biggest rivals have released hard financial numbers.
by Kate Cox on (#57X6Q)
Amazon says DOD actions were "political cronyism" and review was "illusory."
by Kyle Orland on (#57X6R)
Individual licensing deal brings former QB back for first time since 2016.
by Jon Brodkin on (#57X3Y)
AT&T phones often get just 5MHz of 5G spectrum, slowing them down in speed tests.
by Ars Staff on (#57X3Z)
Dealmaster also has deals on noise-cancelling headphones and top USB-C chargers.
by Kate Cox on (#57X0X)
A “certain country” keeps making baseless claims, China foreign minister says.
by Ron Amadeo on (#57WXA)
Update: Pixel phones get a day-one update, while other devices get beta builds.
by Samuel Axon on (#57WTA)
Possible announcements include iPhone, Apple Watch, and the Apple Silicon Mac.
by Kyle Orland on (#57WPK)
Epic says it faces unfair retaliation, irreparable harm for battling iOS monopoly.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#57WPM)
Tesla is down 30 percent from September 1, but up 300 percent from January 1.
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#57WJ0)
Nikola will use GM's batteries and fuel cells, giving GM $2 billion in stock.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#57WJ1)
Unauthorized security research can “cause harmful effects,” Voatz says in baffling brief.
by Eric Berger on (#57WJ2)
Most of China's launch fleet is powered by hydrazine fuel and nitrogen tetroxide.
by Jim Salter on (#57WGH)
Hazy predictions start to coalesce around some concrete realities.
by Ars Staff on (#57WDV)
A chapter reprint from Sid Meier's Memoir!: A Life in Computer Games, now in stores.
by Sam Machkovech on (#57W03)
Now we have an idea of what Series S will look like—and it's Xbox One X-sized.
by Jim Salter on (#57VQF)
Well those measurements of rotational speed are just, like, your opinion, man...
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by Nathan Mattise on (#JKQY)
From the archives: How 38 NASA employees kept the program alive amid the devastating hurricane.
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by Nathan Mattise on (#57V98)
“You’re being willfully obtuse,” Lucy says to Jake (and not to Charlie Kaufman, I think).
by Jennifer Ouellette on (#57V7K)
Director Christopher Nolan's mind-bending dream-heist thriller turns 10 this year.
by WIRED on (#57V4W)
The bureau says it has revamped its process for warning hacking victims.
by Kyle Orland on (#57TKA)
From the archives: The game that changed the idea of what a Mario game could be.
by Sam Machkovech on (#57TF9)
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