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"They are fighting tooth and nail to nix the Gateway."

He ran Ford and later Chrysler, then came out of retirement to build ebikes.

Ars interviews Android Engineers Dave Burke, Iliyan Malchev, and Anwar Ghuloum.

Overheating cars killed at least 52 young children in the US in 2018.

Agreement settles charges D-Link left users open to critical and widespread threats.

Get MS-DOS Executive, Paint, and Reversi in...whatever this is.

Denial comes after PC Gamer quotes game makers saying it was under consideration.

Dairy groups hope young latte drinkers can help reverse decades of slumping milk sales.

Tesla delivered 95,200 vehicles in the second quarter of 2019.

New work totals up the emissions from existing and planned hardware.

"It's a twisted web, and we have not finished untangling it, not yet."

But a Florida city pays $600k in ransom and still faces $1m in security fixes.

Heat wave was several degrees Celsius hotter than an equivalent event in 1900.

Customer-owned FiOS router works just fine, but Frontier refuses to waive fee.

Tim Sweeney says Epic will cover refund costs to preserve "development funding."

Antitrust law needs to be updated for information era, group says.

Plus deals on Audible memberships, fast chargers, AirPods, HP laptops, and more.

Despite public and political pressure, pharma keeps on ratcheting up prices.

"By all accounts, it was magnificent."

The 55,000- to 40,000-year-old stone tools still carry traces of resin adhesive.

2060 Super, 2070 Super launch July 9; 2080 Super launches July 23.

"The only part that burns in hell is the part of you that refuses to let go."

Samsung's next big phone launch happens next month.

Facebook removes pages following discovery of a campaign that hid in plain sight.

"As cunning as a fox who's just been appointed Professor of Cunning at Oxford University."

The report claimed Ive was frustrated with the company's leadership.

The aircraft will depart with a crew of four pilots from the Shuttle Landing Facility.

Streaming giant is investing heavily in what may be its most expensive production yet

Proposal attracted 3,252 opposing comments, just six in favor.

The stage is set for messiness as more channels launch streaming options.

Wester says modern game distribution "doesn't cost anything" compared to retail model.

It looks like another Ryuk ransomware campaign is responsible.

It's hard to follow something like Endgame, but this fun film could've been better.

Local health officials called it "resounding victory for public health."

"I pushed it through before it was ready," CEO says of the Galaxy Fold.

New text effective today adds "falsely created images" to state law.

Google says "ISPs are smart," expects them to raise data caps for game streaming.

Victims can spew 100 million parasite eggs in one go. Just 10 can cause an infection.

Relying on peripheral vision is the problem, not the cognitive load of multitasking.

One thing the new experience does not recapture is the smoke.

Sony looks to repeat success of its 2017 blockbuster Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle.

No spoilers: Early episodes suggest that some genuinely new adventures await us in Hawkins.

“We need to fly. We need to show progress."

The people already using Catalyst tell Ars what Mac users and devs should expect.

44% with electrical activity woke up and recovered, compared to 14% without activity.

New cloak not so much Harry Potter as emperor's new clothes.

Review: Darkness on the Edge of Town isn't a Springsteen song—it's good summer reading.

Report: Tech was too unreliable, could exacerbate existing inequities in policing.

Newly disclosed OSX/CrescentCore is 1 of 6 Mac threats to come to light this month.