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Accessory maker says 3D mock-up at CES is sourced from an actual console.

Video feeds from at least 150 Motorola license plate readers accessible without a password.

Elon Musk wading further into global right-wing politics raises alarms in EU.

Production of the Honda Zero SUV begins in Ohio in 2026.

No human-to-human spread identified and no concerning mutations circulating.

But a Silicon Valley billionaire might bail the company out.

Six landlords added to RealPage lawsuit; Cortland settles and will cooperate.

Legion Go S is cheaper without Windows; upcoming OS beta will allow for personal installs.

Sometimes, data collection can work for you.

Nvidia leans heavily on DLSS 4 and AI-generated frames for speed comparisons.

85 percent of invalid papers continue to be shared after they've been retracted.

"People stand out for individual cognitive abilities while ants excel in cooperation."

Yes, there are still visible creases.

Zuckerberg says Meta will "work with President Trump" to fight censorship.

Circumstantial rumors suggest a new hybrid hardware gimmick might be in the works.

It's intentional, and eligible users can get cash or free battery replacements.

Project DIGITS can run a local chatbot or other AI models up to 200B parameters in size.

Abby: "It doesn't matter if you have a code like me. There are just some things everyone agrees are just wrong."

This is the fourth NHTSA safety investigation currently looking at Tesla.

Sony's first electric vehicle doesn't come cheap.

A firmware-dwelling bootkit in the iSeq 100 could be a key win for threat actors.

No. 1 should come as no surprise, but we bet you won't guess no. 10.

It's unfortunately not possible for Apple Intelligence to make zero errors.

70 percent of studies included in the meta-analysis had a high risk of bias.

Fubo to merge with giant it accused of trying to monopolize sports streaming.

Waymo software fix addressed "looping events" after car kept circling parking lot.

New Ryzen AI CPUs boost speeds, but cheaper laptops get another Ryzen rebrand.

Not much faster at games than 9800X3D, but with up to twice as many CPU cores.

Z2 Extreme is the only one that's faster than what AMD was offering before.

Dell won't make Precision or Inspiron PCs anymore, either.

Better ray tracing and ML-backed FSR upscaling could close the gap with Nvidia.

The physical connector is, confusingly but expectedly, the same.

The race to replace human workers continues in Big Tech, but not everyone is convinced it will happen so soon.

"I was almost intrigued why they would do it a few days before me being sworn in."

Ars' total charity haul since 2007 now tops $540,000.

The classic arcade fighter takes over your gauges with this mod.

Heat pumps can mitigate range loss and are standard on newer models.

Core Ultra 200U, 200H, and 200HX will all fall short of Copilot+ compatibility.

The carrot of "new features" and the stick of "no more updates for your old PC."

Steve Young's passion built a business that keeps historic tables running.

Making high-tech resolutions for 2025 with the help of Bob Dylan.

There's not enough melted material near the surface to trigger a massive eruption.

Kwon pled "not guilty" before a federal judge.

Dealers can also start fixing the door handles on almost 100,000 recalled ID.4s.

But the social networking giant still has big plans for AI content across its services.

We'll likely find out more about Nvidia's next GPUs at CES next week.

Players using Proton, CrossOver, or other tools earned "Penalty Issued" screens.

It's not the gyrating motion of the hips that keeps the hoop aloft; it's a body type with a sloping surface as "hips."

Knobs, buttons, fun to drive, and up to 50 mpg means there's a lot to like.