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American auto shows are in decline, but we still found a few things to excite.

Water electrolysis, not methane reformation, will drive heavy-duty refueling plan.

Hutchins once proclaimed his innocence. Now he admits he created the Kronos bank trojan.

Average Steam user score shifts from "Mixed" to "Very Positive" in recent days.

Screen Time is also headed for macOS 10.15, a report says.

Genesis has to put its new concept electric car into production.

If anything, Aqua satellite data actually shows slightly more warming.

Free update is coming to other retailers with "no artificial or contractual delay."

A range of fixes and workarounds have been published.

Facebook/FTC settlement could include "heightened oversight" of Zuckerberg.

Photonic crystals and good fabrication yields high speed optical transistor.

Borderlands 3 lead says Epic Games Store is a needed monopoly killer.

The EU's unbundling of Android continues with pop-up browser and search pickers.

This is the third time in three years that Toyota has invested in Uber.

Parents face fines of $1,000 for failing to vaccinate their exposed children.

"And we have liftoff of the guitarist G 11 mission to the ice sets."

Permissions that Edge added to downloaded files break important security feature.

Ars thrusts around for 20 minutes to save a plane in this one-player campaign "coming 2019."

"Do everything in your power to keep the acquisition on schedule.”

Remember when Facebook asked for email passwords? The blunder just got worse.

ThreadX joins Azure Sphere, Windows 10 for IoT.

There's no indication that it will extend outside Facebook's own hardware—yet.

Plus deals on TCL Roku TVs, Xbox Wireless Controllers, Amazon devices, and more.

"We're gonna need cars and guns."

US: China Mobile could be used by Chinese government to attack phone network.

The Prime Video app will add support for Chromecast and Android TV, too.

But "overhauled next-generation model" might be farther off.

"We see, only, a place in our Nation’s space future without discrimination."

Our staffers gush about the items that make their homes better than any office.

Yes, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and Zork are both included.

You'll be able to get it without the integrated computer, too.

Samsung's fancy folding OLED panels are dying after just a few days.

Sites that don't verify age could get blocked by British ISPs.

Bsnes addition cleans up matrix math, rounding errors on original SNES hardware.

Apple has about 1,200 people working on the project, Reuters says.

Despite widespread attention since January, DNS campaign shows no signs of abating.

The Tesla competitor had a very Tesla kind of product reveal.

We were among the panel of 86 international jurors for the annual award program.

Neither gameplay nor contraptions are enough to save uneven, uncomfortable package.

"It feels awesome," the newest extended-stay astronaut said.

Intel was reportedly struggling to produce 5G chips in time for the 2020 iPhone.

Study cites consistent use of certain letter combinations throughout text as evidence.

2019 is set to be the worst year for measles in the US this century.

There's a lot of info about iOS 13, plus details about one new feature in macOS.

Mobile carriers face skeptical regulators in attempt to obtain merger approval.

Disc-free MSRP isn't any lower than the current de facto Xbox One S price.

But "value" MSRP of $249 currently runs headlong into existing Xbox One S bundles.

The companies say they will dismiss all pending litigation worldwide.

It appears that a trend is developing.

Plus a ton of video game deals, iPad and iPad Pro discounts, and more.