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Naturally, they come with a $20 price bump.

“Simply put, we have one shot to get this right before going into space.”

After SXSW 2017 reveal, CIA releases buckets of marked-up board game design notes.

Meet the flagship P20 Pro, available in both "normal" and crazy "Porsche Design" configs.

From 3.5M cases to 30: The end is nigh for these "little dragon" worms.

A vapid plot and some clever sidequests don't deliver on the series' new structure.

ISPs will sue to block net neutrality laws until they get one they like.

New tools give teachers, students, and administrators more power in the classroom.

And educational institutions can get it for a little cheaper at $299.

The vehicles will begin testing this year for commercial deployment in 2020.

A test flight is planned for late 2020, with commercial launches beginning in 2021.

Join us at 11am Eastern for live coverage of all of Apple's announcements.

Video: In our latest Tech on TV episode, we travel back to spy-riddled 1980s DC.

Uber’s self-driving car project would be stronger outside Uber.

But, deal must clear Treasury committee, which killed Broadcom's bid for Qualcomm.

The state welcomed self-driving cars with open arms and minimal regulation.

New attack focuses on a different part of the branch prediction system.

Oops. I mean – yay!!

“It’s going to be large-volume, monolithic pieces that are going to require an SLS.”

Plus deals on Dell desktop PCs, 4K TVs, SSDs, Amazon’s Fire TV Stick, and more.

The ten-episode show details the fragile beauty and blunt power of Earth systems.

Early Holocene hunter-gatherers weathered Europe's shifting climate surprisingly well.

Around the same time that Disney plans to reveal its own streaming service.

It's an education-focused tablet that plugs right into the existing Chromebook ecosystem.

Episode 3 of “Every Generation Online” goes for the stories behind the nicks.

Hearthstone meets Might & Magic in this distant descendant.

It was such a poor effort, the network apologized to fans.

Custom ROM users get a way out, but noobs with pirated apps will be out of luck.

Troubled project staggers back on track after $1.35 million Kickstarter, brief hiatus.

There's no evidence of a link, yet it may be driving vaccine hesitance in parents.

The deal could help Uber slow 2017's $1 billion-per-quarter burn rate.

If you think Fitbit is just for fitness, this $200 smartwatch might change your mind.

"Weakening security makes no sense," top Apple VP tells Ars.

Xiaomi’s first Android One phone is a winner, provided you can handle the LTE bands.

What products might Apple announce at a school? We have a few ideas.

This robot will test radiation levels in 15 of the 75 miles of pipes.

Lawyer: “Facebook… is the largest data mining operation in existence.”

The effect is indirect; the increase in CO2 increases herring’s food supply.

In the market for a $70,000 hatchback? BMW has you covered.

Maybe check your data archive to see if Facebook’s algorithms know who you called.

A pirate’s life is full of fetch quests and unsatisfying raids.

The device can transmit data on sugar, salt, and alcohol.

New stories about bomber pilots, unearthed photos of Ken Griffey Jr., and crazy EPROMs.

From the new book, The Secret History of Mac Gaming, remember Project Pippin?

Uber’s self-driving cars need help from a human driver every 13 miles.

Like Pandemic, but people are the disease.

"Password spraying" attack gave Mabna group access to 32TB of diverse research data.

CEO: "Data had been obtained in line with Facebook’s terms of service."

Tumblr says it "helped indict 13 people who worked for" Internet Research Agency.

In which we describe how we decided not to cover the newest cellphone-cancer study.