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Regulator says move is "exactly the sort of consumer harm" it warned about.

Nobody's sure who's at fault for each outage: Microsoft, CrowdStrike, or both.

It's a powerful, comfortable, fun, and very smart ride. Is that enough?

Rocket Factory Augsburg completed qualification of its upper stage for a first launch this year.

In large study, rates of long COVID fell from 10% to 3.5% for the vaccinated.

It's still not the weekly cadence we expected, but it's something.

Subscribers will have to pay $15.49 for commercial-free Netflix.

"Our hands are poised on the levers of power but yet our grasp on it is still fragile."

"Whatever comes, we'll face it together."

Elon Musk's X previously failed to block the law on First Amendment grounds.

FCC wasn't able to cap intrastate prices until Congress granted new authority.

Apple TV+ series have made an impact, but its films have been less successful lately.

Upcoming phone is teased with an AI breakup letter to "the same old thing."

"It would have been revolutionary. Other missions don't replace what is lost here."

You can't see inside the firmware, but more open code can translate it for you.

This big Mazda is one of a handful of plug-in hybrid three-rows on sale today.

Oddly timed accessory is released as the Switch's life cycle is winding down.

Aventon's entry into the mountain bike market is good, but not quite low-budget.

Lower-cost AI language model will be free for ChatGPT users.

RealPage faces multiple antitrust lawsuits, promises "The Real Story" online.

Less power and less weight almost always makes for a better electric vehicle.

Two male skeletons showed signs of severe fracture and trauma injuries.

Users seek alternatives as Google is intent on app-centric focus.

Bite-size speed challenges refresh the classics, but require a healthy dose of patience.

Yep, passwords for administrators can be changed, too.

When processing language, individual neurons respond to words with similar meanings.

AT&T ditched internal system, stores user call logs on "trusted" cloud service.

Researcher wants legal assurances before releasing his Unfollow Everything tool.

Another team built a lithium-ion battery with electrolyte layer that expands by 5,000%.

It's a big day for typing in plain-text fashion, for the good of syntax.

High temperatures made it hard for workers to use protective gear during culling.

The billionaire blamed a California gender identity law for moving SpaceX and X headquarters.

After repealing Biden's AI order, draft would create "Manhattan Projects" for military AI.

Alternative for Germany-related content returned when searching for other parties.

On day two of Amazon's summer sale extravaganza, here are the deals we liked.

Ars' leak analysis shows a large "Games" department and a very well-paid "Admin" team.

Stolen data includes customer names, addresses, birth dates, and driver's license numbers.

A taller Pixel Fold, a "small Pro" Pixel 9, and lots more early details.

Karpathy's Eureka Labs will pair human-made curriculum with an AI-powered assistant.

Once again, EleutherAI's data frustrates professional content creators.

Hulu documentary Mastermind: To Think Like a Killer traces career of Dr. Ann Burgess.

Opinion: Subscribers keep paying more and getting the same.

UK judge refers Wright to prosecutors, suggests arrest warrant and extradition.

Seismic information now allows us to make a planet-wide estimate of impact rates.

Developers canceled a beta test-but may have gotten one anyway.

Google reportedly didn't want a Microsoft antitrust complaint dropped in the EU.

A standard heat pump has made an already-efficient car even more so.

The New Madrid fault line remains something of an enigma to seismologists.