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Waymo is racking up test miles faster and faster as a commercial launch nears.

The Sonos Beam has Alexa and AirPlay 2 but isn't a 1:1 upgrade over the Playbar.

Distant galaxies are creating lots of stars eight times the mass of the Sun or more.

Power draw peaks at 250W, and a new batch of X399 motherboards will be released to handle it.

A year later, FCC hasn't proven that DDoS disrupted net neutrality comments.

From the maker of Rez Infinite comes a hypnotic, musical take on the old formula.

The good news is that this should be the last year of cookie-cutter MotoMod phones.

Va. Guard officer apprehended by police cars in Richmond after armored trip on I-95.

In the war on endangered species, the IT department keeps upending those who stalk rhinos.

The best system on the market, it uses geofencing and driver monitoring.

Action-RPG hybrid only makes half of the combination work.

"The public thinks that we should have a space program that saves Earth."

There was a lot to unpack at Tesla's annual shareholder meeting.

Ars visits Digital Extremes and talks with Rebecca Ford and Steve Sinclair.

Cole County Circuit Judge to hold new hearing in the case Wednesday morning.

Malware tied to Russia can attack connected computers and downgrade HTTPS.

Some smaller or more technical changes were not mentioned in the keynote.

EPA will have to comply with an information request by July.

Company learned of the attack when a security researcher sent a data file.

Data analytics firm says this is normal: "It's the way that campaigns are run."

Low-carbon technology could get fossil fuel producers' assets "stranded."

The biggest feature—an "all-screen" design—is conspicuously absent.

Swatter targeted Parkland survivor David Hogg; luckily, he wasn't home.

Plus deals on noise-canceling headphones, Echo speakers, iPads, and more.

Streaming music's ephemeral access hits the rhythm game market.

Oregon accepts $45 million less than it sought in settlement with Comcast.

Garrett Reisman said landing rockets is right up there with spacewalks.

Greater efficiency makes climate change a much easier nut to crack.

The prehistoric Rapanui used stone ramps to place the 13-ton stone hats.

Convenient communication and fitness features arrive on the Watch this fall.

These violent delights may indeed have violent ends, experts write in an editorial.

Paddock rumors, crashing pace cars, and plenty of racing, too.

We regulate based on human safety, but many of our chemicals have wider impacts.

Coming: FaceTime encryption, protected cam access, and, possibly, USB Restricted Mode.

GitHub needed a buyer, and there aren't too many options.

But founder tells Ars "there was never any intention to seek action..."

Quality isn’t sacrificed for size in this enormous, pirate-themed RPG.

The new version of macOS was revealed at Apple's WWDC event in San Jose today.

Carriers like Charter, "zero sign-on" feature coming "later this year."

There's a new version of Apple's smartwatch software at WWDC.

Hint: In many cases, sites accept incomplete or completely fictitious details.

Asus' Republic of Gamers division built a smartphone and a ton of accessories.

Update will bring group FaceTime, grouped notifications, and more active Siri.

Apple updates iOS 12 and macOS 10.14, among other things.

Old NSA security posters available for use in telling your coworkers to shut up already.

Cruise CEO has called San Francisco testing "challenging but necessary."

FCC staffer Geoffrey Starks to fill commission's empty Democratic seat.

Biggest open source hosting service joins biggest proprietary software company.

With a first flight months away, we take a long look at the launch company.