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Earwax tracks the rise and fall of cortisol alongside whaling, war, and warming.

Victim was flooded with hundreds of violent and anti-Semitic messages.

Apple's TV streaming service is rumored to debut in the first half of 2019.

Out of the gate, real people somehow make Fallout feel a little emptier.

Sony: "We are exploring new and familiar ways to engage our community in 2019."

"We should be, with all deliberate speed, returning to the Moon."

Initial launch of 4,425 satellites to be followed by 7,518 closer to the ground.

Multi-drug resistant gonorrhea is a rapidly growing threat.

Another mission success for SpaceX.

Plus $10 off a NES or SNES Classic, $40 off an Nvidia Shield TV, and more.

Research found throttling of YouTube, Netflix, Amazon, and Skype.

The new car doesn't just look better, it goes better, too.

ThousandEyes falls prey to the type of DNS goof it helps customers avoid.

Fraud is on the rise despite a move to chip cards.

A New York Times expose reveals how Facebook sought to discredit critics.

Director Tim Burton brings his signature style to a classic animated tale.

F-15s, Impossible Burgers, and plenty of attention to detail stand out.

On SpaceX: "We are very much confident to compete against them.”

A large planet appears to be orbiting out near the system's snow line.

Dampening international collaboration is damaging to everyone, scientists say.

No, it's not aliens. It's probably not ever going to be aliens.

Bitcoin's value falls below $5,500 for the first time since 2017.

It looks pretty good, too.

PlayFab's Multiplayer Server service means that every developer can handle the crushing load of a big hit.

Essential's "handcrafted," "limited edition" audio adapter is made of 100% titanium.

Ex-Westwood devs have "gotten the band back together," insist "no microtransactions."

A catalog of the living things that float through the air.

Galaxy mergers create gas cloud that hides glowing supermassive black hole.

AG: Comcast tricked customers into long-term contracts, then raised bills 40%.

Pilot project will be in Miami, where Ford is already testing self-driving cars.

Mammoth Cave served as "nature's muse" for audio engineer Yuri Lysoivanov.

Spotify's standalone Wear OS and Garmin Connect IQ apps debuted last month.

A 9-bit crossbar array works great, but it uses platinum.

Systematic analysis reveals a range of new issues and a need for new mitigations.

Prosecutor: Tyler Barriss' "disregard for the safety of other people was staggering."

The last two years should be understood within the context of climate change.

Plus $100 off a DJI Mavic Air drone, a 500GB Samsung SSD for $80, and more.

Find out exactly what Bethesda is charging $200 for—and how it fits on our heads.

Renewable energy and combined cycle gas turbines have helped.

Microsoft is opening up about some of its testing procedures, too.

No new footage, but it gives a quick tour of major highlights from seasons past.

Much-hyped selection process ends in the least surprising way possible.

At the next Ars Live we'll discuss Lime, Bird, and these new transportation startups.

Project Fi's VPN will encrypt all your traffic, everywhere, on LTE and Wi-Fi.

New version launches as popular "battle royale" game nears its first Xbox anniversary.

AT&T's proposed law would ban blocking and throttling, allow paid prioritization.

If a certain diagnostic software isn't present, your machine could be bricked.

The first of our 2018 holiday gift guides focuses on tech you can take on the go.