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And, yes, every entry in our preview-filled list came from real-time gameplay.

"We're going to need a 3x2 room, a nightgown, a possessed girl… and tons of dry ice.”

Two videos demonstrate the results of a Herculean (if pointless) effort.

Director Mike Flanagan also created last year's adaptation of Haunting of Hill House.

Pai tells Congress that NOAA warnings are based on bad data.

Plus deals on Amazon devices, PlayStation Plus, Roku streamers, and more.

Google says the Drive and Photos integration is "confusing," so now it's dead.

Quixotic, $250 system is targeting tinkerers, user-generated content, March launch

Pixelate light, let it interfere, obtain solution—size limited by budget.

Hyundai is the latest carmaker to make a big self-driving bet.

96mph lawnmowers and vintage Maserati engines in ice buggies? Why not.

Conflicting studies highlight challenge of understanding a shifting legal landscape.

Ars chats with Director Grant Sputore about bringing his first feature film to life.

A half-hour of play showed me no apparent resolution, frame rate, or latency issues.

Sandbox escape in the ancient text editors lets attackers get a reverse shell.

E3: Proof that "kid-friendly" dungeon crawling can still be creative, chaotic fun.

Investment group is also exploring refueling infrastructure.

Apple is still years away from engineering its own modems, but this could help.

Charred residue in 3,000-year-old samples are the earliest sign of cannabis smoking.

Shows a big camera bump and 2 cameras, suggests an in-screen fingerprint reader.

Shazam-like feature aimed to catch bars showing pirated soccer streams.

IMSA is embracing carbon reduction in future cars and for future events.

It’s been almost 40 years since the model got a new core.

MateBook launch cancelled for this week—and may not happen at all.

If using Android to log in to Google from an iPad sounds complicated... you're right.

Over 215 social media accounts tied to effort to get followers through disinformation.

Pause music and skip tracks with a radar-based air gesture system?

"Daguerreotypes can be considered the first realization of plasmonic color printing."

At Google Stadia's recommended speed for 4K, you'd use 1TB in 65 hours.

Surprise reveal rounds out the 16-bit "mini-console" family.

It brings over several iCloud features that weren't available in Windows before.

For now, battles against friends will require split-screen or local Switch wireless.

CEO addresses investors as many become more bearish on the business.

AMD claims performance-per-dollar leadership over Nvidia, but for how long?

A surprising—and surprisingly amicable—conclusion to the multi-year legal saga.

Health authorities are scrambling to keep the deadly virus from spreading further.

With filing, $195 million payout from racketeering drug maker is in limbo.

Aurora reportedly rebuffed a Volkswagen acquisition offer last year.

US Dept. of Energy project estimates geothermal’s untapped potential.

Nine states seek permanent injunction to stop deal, saying it will harm consumers.

Plus tons of video game deals, new lows for 4K Roku TVs, and more.

RAMBleed side-channel attack works even when DRAM is protected by error-correcting code.

Luigi's Mansion 3, Banjo/Kazooie in Smash, and a Zelda dungeon maker also feature.

Immigration agency reportedly collected the photos at a Canadian border crossing.

Plus other THQN E3 fare, including hands-on time with the solid Darksiders Genesis.

Tired of spending $700 to $1,000 on smartphones? Meet the A50.

ChargePoint and Electrify America electric car chargers will be interoperable.

Adjusting for their size, most of the longest lived mammals are bats.

The 200,000 sq. foot building will be a "long-term enabler of our vision."

The Forester gets a makeover.