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by Timothy B. Lee on (#47RRY)
The Supreme Court could decide whether APIs can be copyrighted.
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by Scott K. Johnson on (#58VN3)
In some places, efficient irrigation ain't enough to make the endeavor last.
by John Timmer on (#58VN4)
People expect their governments to support science, use it for environmental problems.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#58VKQ)
Florida voters have until 7pm on Tuesday to register.
by Jon Brodkin on (#58VFN)
5G Home is barely available even in the few areas that have Verizon mobile 5G.
by Eric Berger on (#58VDH)
Musk: “It’s a step in the right direction, but they should really aim for full reusability.”
by Ron Amadeo on (#58VDJ)
Google rebrands its business app suite to "Google Workspace."
by Kate Cox on (#58VDK)
McAfee allegedly did not pay taxes on $23M he earned by allegedly committing fraud.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#58VDM)
The iPhone was conspicuously missing from Apple's September event.
by Jim Salter on (#58VDN)
Answering the question nobody asked: “What if Michael Bay made a D&D 5e game?”
by Samuel Axon on (#58V54)
Most of them are office productivity models, but the UP3221Q is a beast.
by Eric Berger on (#58V3T)
SpaceX has now launched 775 total Starlink satellites.
by Sean Gallagher on (#58V3V)
AI-powered “attritable” drones give flying adversaries something else to shoot at.
by Kate Cox on (#58V0Q)
Every single time Facebook could improve, it doubles down on causing more harm.
by Eric Berger on (#58V0R)
“I don’t see how that business case closes."
by Kiona N. Smith on (#58V0S)
The data may shed light on differences in hunter-gatherer and urban microbiomes.
by Dan Goodin on (#58TNZ)
If you're in the market for a new phone plan, use a different site.
by Beth Mole on (#58TM9)
Trump downplays virus that landed him in hospital as US death toll nears 210,000.
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#58TK7)
It will make you wake up at 4am so you can drive it some more.
by Ron Amadeo on (#58TK8)
The bring-your-own-music crowd can now use Google speakers without a monthly fee.
by Ars Staff on (#58TJE)
Dealmaster also has early Prime Day discounts, monitor deals, and more.
by Jennifer Ouellette on (#58TJF)
Ryan Reynolds brings his trademark Deadpool wit as NPC revolting against his programming.
by Kyle Orland on (#58TJG)
Plus new details on DualSense controller lighting, added buttons, and more.
by John Timmer on (#58THQ)
It took 25 years to go from knowing the virus existed to confirming its identity.
by Jon Brodkin on (#58TGW)
AT&T stops connecting new DSL users; only 28% of AT&T territory has full fiber.
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#58TG0)
It turns on a dime, but there's a lot of roll in the corners.
by Sam Machkovech on (#58TG1)
Told by co-founder Doc Mack with (archival) footage of crowds playing games.
by Samuel Axon on (#58TG2)
The change comes months after Disney+ offered 4K HDR versions of the same films.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#58TF4)
Agency reportedly lost data after exceeding maximum rows for a spreadsheet.
by Kiona N. Smith on (#58TCW)
The burial hints at the complex political landscape of post-Roman Britain.
by Dan Goodin on (#58TCX)
Attackers are going to great lengths to gain the highest level of persistence.
by Eric Berger on (#58TAF)
“Flight systems should be developed for success with a goal to test like you fly.”
by Jennifer Ouellette on (#58TAG)
A unique vitrification process “froze” neuronal structures, preserving them intact.
by Eric Bangeman on (#58SQY)
2020 Outback gets an iPad-style touchscreen, new driver-safety features.
by WIRED on (#58SPF)
Mikie Sherrill’s new bill would reward labs for extra quick turnarounds.
by Eric Berger on (#58S7K)
Expect Musk to remind his launch team of his expectations.
by Beth Mole on (#58S7M)
Trump said to be doing “very well,” but credibility of information already in question.
by Samuel Axon on (#58RV8)
The 8th-gen iPad changes nothing but the guts—but these are some solid guts.
by WIRED on (#58RSS)
New clues indicate that APT28 may be behind mysterious intrusion disclosed last week.
by WIRED on (#58RST)
Checkouts of digital books from a popular service are up 52% since March.
by Beth Mole on (#58R1A)
Trump and Hicks were likely highly infectious for Tuesday's debate.
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#58R18)
It was the first electric car we ever reviewed, but it was not good.
by Jennifer Ouellette on (#58R19)
Yes, there are going to be major spoilers, because WTAF?
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#58QYG)
The news is a serious blow to the Red Bull Racing and Alpha Tauri teams.
by Scott K. Johnson on (#58QYH)
Emissions declined 2.8% from 2018 but just tied 2017.
by Jon Brodkin on (#58QQ6)
Nikola video of truck that didn't work is at center of YouTube copyright battle.
by Kate Cox on (#58QQ7)
It's the first tally from Amazon, which had been keeping quiet about its numbers.
by Eric Berger on (#58QQ8)
SpaceX has a chance to launch two rockets within 12 hours.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#58QJ3)
Tesla needs to grow rapidly to justify its astronomical share price.
by Ars Staff on (#58QC5)
The updates don't come every spring and fall, but space operating systems keep evolving.