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This compact SUV drives like a sports car but suffers from some design flaws.

Technique could be practical enough to scale.

The online retail giant reportedly put up about $1 billion for the deal.

Plus deals on Vizio 4K TVs, Jaybird headphones, Dell PCs, and more.

AT&T alters unlimited plans and makes the cheapest one $5 more expensive.

Simplest explanation for the visitor's motion is heated jets of gas.

As usual, it sounds like the Note 9 will be very close to the Galaxy S9+.

But anti-piracy hackers are hacking the piracy hack for themselves.

Seeing farther into our gray matter might involve near-infrared light.

We're not all trapped on the Moon, but it sure feels like we are sometimes.

Self-driving delivery startup Nuro scores major deal with Kroger.

Online telemetry data varies heavily by individual game and player, though.

A new experimental archaeology study reconstructs Neanderthal hunting tactics.

Plus a new Kids Edition version of the Fire HD 10.

Video: At Ars Live, 2 Ars editors enter, have a fun chat, and 2 Ars editors leave.

Universal says it now has a "fair and tempered process for… potential takedowns.”

Feature is removed from latest preview, with reports that it's not coming this year.

Surprise move comes weeks after a jury awarded Apple $539 million in damages.

The FDA is expected to make a decision by December 24, 2018.

Riot Games' Greg Street explains some mysteries of one of the world's most-played games.

It'll also need to get another $800 million out of Congress.

Mixer feature will debut in Forza Horizon 4, plus more on that racer's online changes.

If not, Tesla tells judge: "Critical evidence…will forever be lost."

Disney will have to sell off regional sports networks to complete Fox merger.

Doppler shift used to select light based on its direction of travel.

If machine learning systems are trained on white men, that's all they're good at.

172 Democrats signed petition to force vote, but they need 218 signatures.

"We're looking at a lot of the possibilities" for Fortnite and other games.

"It's not a delivery vehicle, it's an autonomous store on wheels," CEO tells Ars.

After two flights, massive "atmospheric satellite" effort ends.

Believe the hype—Google's phone-call bot is every bit as impressive as promised.

Fox sticks with Disney as merger partner, says Comcast deal would be risky.

Nintendo promises cardboard controls for "more titles" in the future.

Uber made significant changes to win the right to continue London operations.

Oakland and San Francisco won't get money to deal with sea-level rise.

Outsized accessory was announced more than a year ago, will cost you $80.

Our months-long journey into Apple's new OS begins with a visual guide to what's new.

Plus deals on mechanical keyboards, SSDs, Sonos speakers, and more.

Second pilot ejected and survived, and the crash is under investigation.

Charter's top speed starts at $105 and is coming to its whole territory in 2018.

Review: Rhythm-puzzle classic is largely familiar, save for one tangible update.

Women suing Microsoft will have less bargaining power without class status.

Physical copies of the "free-to-play" game are averaging $130 in resale.

This is probably what a climate tipping point looks like—and we're past it.

"If the Commission does not conduct or require testing, please explain why…"

Content about Oliver "violates relevant laws and regulations" in China.

A new attack prompted OpenBSD's developers to disable hyperthreading by default.

The DEA is expected to change CBD scheduling within 90 days.

Technical problems, rise of SpaceX are contributing factors.

China wants to be a technology superpower, but US officials want to prevent it.