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It's a minor one, but it's the first update to iOS 12.

The instrument has literally discovered the age, size, and fate of our Universe.

The new array of desktop processors will arrive over the next few months.

The service is intended to reach not just PC and console gamers but mobile, too.

"Is providing rides an integral part of Uber's business?"

Florida is a hurricane magnet in October.

Citing "significant challenges," failed social network will be put out to pasture.

Plus deals on the Amazon Echo, Nokia 6.1, smart home gear, and much more.

"Our internal investigations directly contradict every consequential assertion."

Company formerly known as Taser also announces new energy weapon, new training.

New IPCC report explains value and difficulty of limiting warming to 1.5°C.

Verizon tries to repair reputation after throttling firefighters during wildfire.

Friendly Baxter faced strong competition from smaller, lighter rivals.

Helium absorbs light, heats star. Star expands, blows off material, collapses.

A fun few hours wandering the wasteland with teammates.

Recent solar projects have offered solar energy for less than 3 cents/kWh. Is that right?

Both Portal devices technically rival Amazon's Echo Show, but they have Alexa built in.

Skies at the notoriously fogged-in California launch site were clear.

Even YouTube makes an appearance on the new $229 Echo Show.

Viral craze makes ideal classroom demo of conservation of angular momentum.

This was SpaceX's 17th launch this year.

Also a Google Home Hub, a new Chromecast, and maybe some more Pixel Buds.

Wayback Machine director Mark Graham outlines the scale of everyone's favorite archive.

So if US switched entirely to wind turbines, what is the trade-off?

The bug had been reported by insiders, but it looks like nothing was done about it.

A demon (David Tennant) and an angel (Michael Sheen) team up as unlikely allies.

20 megawatt Lake Erie project won't significantly impact the environment, DOE says.

Top HSI official makes assertion after judge already ruled against this legal position.

New DefDist leader Paloma Heindorff: a much lower profile, similar beliefs to Cody Wilson.

Sequel to Century: Spice Road is even better when the two games are combined.

Roiled by rumors of production woes, set tensions, the series returns to Starz in 2019

Gary Davis, of Ireland, previously told Ars that he vowed to appeal extradition.

Fans of Boba Fett will be pleased, though it involves a different bounty hunter.

Years after ProPublica exposed TV maker, lawyers will make millions from lawsuit.

Pai promised economic analysis of funding cuts but didn't deliver, Thune says.

Her heart rate spiked, then vanished moments before suspect’s car left her driveway.

Hops are not the chemically inert ingredient many brewers assumed, study finds.

It's clear someone isn't telling the truth, but we don't know who.

8K TVs are here, but there's virtually no content, so what's the point?

Satellite tracks glaciers and sea ice by measuring surface height.

Microwaves plus clever tricks make qubits more immune to noise.

Ars chats with Naomi Hirose, who became TEPCO's CEO after the Fukushima meltdown.

Zhang was "most crucial to the development process," had "irreplaceable" talents.

Verizon targets cities dominated by cable, citing customer demand for competition.

Genuine fun and laughs await—once the titular anti-hero arrives.

Chuck Wendig and Sam Sykes' viral Twitter tale makes for a surprisingly good film.

Tesla stock falls as Musk tweets sarcastically about the securities law agency.

Company says net negative emissions need to start now to limit global warming.

Paper bolsters Samuel Morton's science, affirms his unconscious racial bias.

Bigger and cheaper than ever, but the interior tech is where it shines.