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Great screen and a new "frunk," but with no new Valve games yet, will fans be satisfied?

The fossil record for our closest relatives is poor, but genetic data could help.

The average list price for the antivenin is $3,198. The hospital charged $16,989.

If the Earth's surface was molten rock, an impact could form the Earth-Moon system.

Soft costs are a major part of solar installation, and Tesla hopes to cut them down.

How do you say "where's the air support" in Dothraki?

Can the Pixel 3a save Google's struggling smartphone program?

New female health tracking is (finally) coming to Garmin Connect, too.

The company is also working on solid oxide fuel cells for stationary applications.

Transphobia, homophobia, and racism aren't Microsoft's core values.

Bitfinex says funds "are not lost but have been, in fact, seized and safeguarded."

But getting them on your iDevice requires a bit of extra work.

Halving altitude to 550km will ensure rapid re-entry, latency as low as 15ms.

"Photographing, or sharing images, from operations is grounds for termination."

Russian scientist admits it probably escaped from Russian Navy research effort.

Firefly has come roaring back into the small launch space race.

Tires are the the only bit of your car to touch the road, so they're important.

Samsung's "Sero" is a 43-inch TV mounted on a rotating stand.

You can kind of tell by looking, but Ars spoke with some VFX pros who concur.

From the archives: Now on the Switch, Dig Dog is an awesome bit of speech-to-text coding.

There's no word yet on whether Fox will grant the Seth MacFarlane show a third season.

Students were asked how well they've mastered math concepts that don't exist.

The future of VPNs may be fighting quanta with quanta.

Foreign phone carriers share data to stop SIM swap fraud; US carriers drag their feet.

What would you do to bring rain to the desert?

New model finds processes that could help slow loss at some glaciers.

Attempts to develop new antibiotics are failing because the projects aren't profitable.

The SEC is not seeking additional punishments of Musk for a February tweet.

After years of problems, the company has finally had some good news about 10nm.

Dorsey defended decision not to pull Trump tweet that Omar says caused onslaught of threats.

Median usage hit 200GB, but Comcast won't say how many use a full terabyte.

Talks have reportedly ended, and Intel is considering other buyers.

Both 32- and 64-bit requirements have been increased.

Interior secretary also faces opposition from 17 governors.

Guided atomic states in hollow fiber may be key to next-gen atomic clocks.

"Urgency is our mantra and we must do it right."

US measles cases hit 695, the highest count since 1994.

Cox is reselling a PC-only game service—there's no net neutrality issue here.

The higher-end cousin to Blackmagic's first Mac eGPU delivers where it counts.

Our spoiler-free review should make you feel good about your opening-weekend ticket.

"I was delighted with the way the vehicle flew."

Long hoarded by collectors, Akka Arrh prototype is now part of MAME.

In going after iFixit, Samsung is likely to get a lesson about the Streisand Effect.

Still building up support for more products, ZIP codes before nationwide rollout.

Committee passes Calif. bill spurred by Verizon throttling despite CTIA objection.

Giant sub 27 years in the making, Belgorod is the mother of all "special project" boats.

Daimler says it will have 50 all-electric test trucks on roads by end of 2019.

For years, Microsoft's baseline security policy has expired passwords after 60 days.

Since we had a few tonnes of liquid xenon sitting around anyway...

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