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Amazon trying to buy 22 cable TV sports channels, including Yankees network
Disney must sell sports networks after buying Fox, and Amazon is bidding.
Samsung reportedly planning five flagship phone models for early 2019
With sales declining, Samsung isn't putting all of its eggs in one basket.
Ukraine detects new Pterodo backdoor malware, warns of Russian cyberattack
Revived Gamaredon threat group just part of wave of new attacks tied to Russia's FSB.
Video: How an 11th-hour decision made Aliens versus Predator a classic
We get to the chopper—and the details—with AvP lead artist and producer Tim Jones.
Ivanka Trump used personal email for official White House business
Donald Trump savaged Hillary Clinton for using a personal email account in 2016.
What is going on with SpaceX and all these Big Falcon Rocket changes?
"New design is very exciting! Delightfully counter-intuitive."
Valve quietly discontinues Steam Link hardware production
Remaining stock is sold out in Europe, "almost sold out in the US."
Hang on to your magical tridents, the final Aquaman trailer is here
But if you're skeptical about the film, there's not much here to change your mind.
Russia’s Cozy Bear comes out of hiding with post-election spear-phishing blitz
Emails that seem eerily familiar masquerade as US State Department.
Charter, Comcast don’t have 1st Amendment right to discriminate, court rules
Byron Allen's multi-billion dollar suits against Charter and Comcast can proceed.
NASA picks a landing spot on Mars for its 2020 rover
Nailing the landing will require technology developed since Curiosity's launch.
Doomed Argentine sub found a year after its disappearance
Underwater drones discover wreck in South Atlantic.
Dealmaster: A whole bunch of early Black Friday deals have gone live
Including deals on Amazon devices, TVs, Microsoft Surface devices, and more.
That PG-13 version of Deadpool 2 you’ve been asking for is coming—with Fred Savage
Mum on exact details, but Savage drops a, er, savage insult in today's trailer.
Forget VR treadmills—Google patents motorized, omnidirectional VR sneakers
Google's idea would cancel out walking locomotion with motorized roller skates.
What we can learn about crowd behavior by watching the Tour de France
The group motion is similar to fluid circulation, marked by two types of waves.
Bitcoin and Ethereum fall to lows not seen since 2017
Every major cryptocurrency has seen its value plunge in recent days.
The Ars Holiday Gift Guide 2018—good tech for the home and home office
Our latest gift guide aims at tech for working and relaxing around the house.
Virgin Orbit flies its rocket into the skies for the first time
“The vehicles flew like a dream today."
Tim Cook defends using Google as primary search engine on Apple devices
Apple CEO also thinks forthcoming federal regulation of tech companies is "inevitable."
Ajit Pai isn’t saying whether ISPs deliver the broadband speeds you pay for
FCC is still measuring in-home speeds—but hasn't released report in two years.
Convicted tax fraudster sues CNBC for defamation, says he’s not a “hacker”
Daniel Rigmaiden, now a privacy advocate, heads to court representing himself.
Insect-inspired microfluidics could help Ant-Man and the Wasp breathe
Shrinking from human to ant size would increase metabolic rate and oxygen needs.
Battery idea: Hydroelectric pumped storage, but with bricks
Company called Energy Vault has an agreement to build a pilot tower in India in 2019.
Huge, previously unknown impact crater found beneath Greenland’s ice
Its age is unknown—and a touchy subject.
New TV spot for Glass will make you want to believe in super powers
Samuel Jackson's criminal mastermind wants world to see super powers are real
Instacart changes how it pays shoppers, but many say they’re now making less
"Exact dollar per batch—that's transparency," Instacart executive tells Ars.
Some clues about why male Guinea baboons fondle each other’s genitals
Plenty of animals have ritual greetings. But most are not like this.
Dealmaster: The Black Friday 2018 tech deals that might actually be worth buying
We've pored over the ads to find Black Friday tech deals that won't be trash.
Artifact beta: Learn how to play Valve’s first card game… and how to pay
Card packs, tickets, heroes, creeps, spells: We've got screens of (nearly) everything.
The Boring Company’s first tunnel is all dug up
Tunnel reportedly ends on property The Boring Company recently bought.
Sunset Overdrive review: Ride the rails to kaboom-town (finally on PCs, too)
Zany parkour shooter was among Xbox One's best in 2014—prepare your mouse and keyboard.
Enigmatic ridges on Pluto may be the remains of vanished nitrogen glaciers
But we don't know of any mechanism that can create Pluto's "washboard" terrain.
Abstract board games are all the rage—and Reef is the year’s best
Chunky, colorful pieces and simple rules make this a game for everyone.
Report: Charges against Assange relate to Russian hacking
A government cut-and-paste error revealed Assange has apparently been charged.
Review: Intel’s 9th Gen Core i9 9900K processor hits 5GHz—just at a price
Intel’s latest has performance to spare for gamers and power users.
After man was gunned down by US Park Police, two lawmakers want more body cams
Reps introduce new House bill to shed light on police interactions gone wrong.
NASA’s daring asteroid mission unfurls its sampling arm for the first time
The spacecraft will "arrive" at Bennu officially in about two weeks.
Report: Cheaper, disc-free Xbox One option coming next year
Microsoft would offer "disc to digital" trade-ins for existing software.
Database leak exposes millions of two-factor codes and reset links sent by SMS
As if there weren’t already enough reasons to shun SMS-based 2fa...
The mid-range Google Pixel appears in pictures—complete with headphone jack
The best news? Supposedly, the world-class camera remains unchanged.
RIP William Goldman, creator of beloved film, The Princess Bride
Legendary screenwriter's passing takes part of our childhood with him.
We’ve run wild on the Switch version of WarFrame—and it’s solid
Video: Check out 30fps action, learn how Panic Button worked another Switch miracle.
Houston’s cityscape squeezed extra rain out of Hurricane Harvey
Even beyond climate change, human activities raised the rainfall total.
HP Elitebook x360 1030 review: Small tweaks made to a stylish work 2-in-1
HP made the already solid business two-in-one better, but it's mostly familiar.
Hitman 2 review: Accessible stealth oozing with style
Endlessly inventive replayable scenarios make for deeply satisfying stealth gameplay.
Cut-and-paste error apparently reveals federal charges against Assange
Filing in unrelated case mentions criminal charges against Wikileaks founder.
“Wolf’s jaw” star cluster may have inspired parts of Ragnarök myth
Passing comets and eclipses may have stoked fears of pending apocalypse.
Pokemon Let’s Go: Well, I guess my adult ass is going to collect them all
Review also explores whether Poké Ball Plus is worth an extra $40. (Answer: maybe.)
Rocket Report: SpaceX gets top clearance, Europe job cuts, Russian plans
"It would be a waste of scientific time to devote the resources to look at it."
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