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Move highlights an industry-wide shift to never-ending online competitions.

The browser is changing to flag the things that are dangerous, not the ones that are safe.

Plus deals on the Apple Watch, gaming PCs, mesh Wi-Fi routers, and more.

Latest report offers a look at how the last year of policy has affected energy jobs.

Commissioner Gottlieb hopes the list will discourage bad behavior.

If you have a 5GHz router, your mobile device can be a secondary gaming PC.

After Senate vote to maintain net neutrality, broadband lobby steps up opposition.

Google attempts to consolidate its many music services into three clear offerings.

DP2 will still make series fans howl—but this could've been better, and the film knows it.

Beyond simple moisture detectors, this techy nappy will analyze the latest download.

Senators: "The public has a right to know how DOJ arrived at those conclusions."

Microsoft's most incomplete accessory ever, at only $100, is also its most ambitious.

Intel said it was making 10nm processors; now we know what processor and which customer.

PGP and S/MIME email and Signal and Telegram desktop messages all have risks.

Video: Scientist Neil Tsutsui told Ars Live about the strange world of ant behavior.

NASA inspector general appears to buttress senatorial concerns.

Service used by prisons, police to track mobile devices had usernames, passwords exposed in hack.

App replaces Google Play Newsstand, sports Google's new Material Design digs.

The label suggests the wreck is a century older than archaeologists thought.

Senate defies "armies of lobbyists," but House may help FCC kill net neutrality.

A stack of 140 batteries will work to keep the European grid at 50Hz.

ELSAG LPR upgrade can ID "spare tire, bumper sticker, or a ride-sharing company decal."

Something was shifted that altered neural activity—was it a memory?

Reps Lieu and Langevin introduce bill to restore job; IT industry asks White House to reconsider.

OnePlus' excellent metal phone design is dead, but it's still cheap, at least.

One small expansion can’t save Destiny 2, but it hints at bigger things to come.

$400 Intel-powered device reported to be coming later this year.

Many developers aren't satisfied with new October deadline to update code.

Amazon attempts to get grocery shoppers to sign up for Prime, despite price increase.

Porsche invented the hybrid back in 1900, and it's learned some tricks since then.

WikiLeaks trove included exploits for iPhones, Wi-Fi routers, and Cisco Switches.

For unknown reasons, the update is incompatible and leaves systems in a boot loop.

Studying the ice cores may help reconstruct fluctuations in the ancient economy.

Craig Wright once told another court that he co-owned W&K—but now denies it.

With little evidence, some believe that the supplement will rejuvenate.

Plus deals on microSD cards, laptops, 4K TVs, and more.

$90 fee may be required even if you buy your own modem and plug it in yourself.

They hold up to more than 10 times the strain that Kevlar does.

It's smaller but a whole lot slicker.

Memories from a decades-long relationship of mutual respect and confrontation.

Googler: "The strongest possible statement I could take against this was to leave."

"Hurricane season may be even worse in 2018 after a harrowing 2017." What?!?

Uber to publish report to better understand how often such incidents are reported.

Video: Most of Germany's fighter jets (and tanks and ships and helicopters) are broken.

Back in 2015, Personal Audio's claimed patent was invalidated by a federal court.

Mark dates back to 19th century as a way to know if a ship is overloaded.

The previously promised feature rolled out today.

Integrated graphics mean that AMD's chips can now go head to head with Intel's.