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Google's barebones Android variant is here in the form of the $80 ZTE Tempo Go.

Pai offered no evidence that plan will boost network investment, Democrats say.

"SpaceX will be intentionally ending live video coverage of the 2nd stage."

Amphibians may be evolving resistance to a disease that's been wiping them out.

SpaceX moves ahead with Starlink but must prevent collisions from space debris.

It's been a rough week for the electric car company.

Cheap, chip-based lidar? Only if a detector falls off the back of a truck.

Audi, Toyota, Nissan, and Hyundai make our list—in EV and ICE.

Still no word on whose shirts he wears, however.

"Should be able to catch it with slightly bigger chutes to slow down descent."

This is a big update, and Apple also released updates to tvOS and watchOS.

Leaked memo talks of uncertainties, EPA chief’s hope for a debate on climate science.

Instead of total ban, Comcast wants exception for specialized services.

Lithium-ion atoms “melt” back into their metal anode with just the right amount of heat.

Plus deals on desktop speakers, mechanical keyboards, Alienware PCs, and more.

Archaeologists find some of the oldest evidence of humans this far north on Pacific Coast.

The Windows and Devices Group is no more.

Lenovo's lightweight ThinkPad ticks all the boxes of a great work notebook.

Ars gets an up-close look at the Parker Solar Probe, set to launch this July.

Uber and family settle out of court after self-driving car hit pedestrian.

Space exploration sim will also get its fourth major update this summer

Company will attempt to launch two used boosters.

Cruise says its car never came within 10 feet of a pedestrian.

Uber official asked governor's office for intro to "someone discreet in Phoenix PD."

Everything here—character development, CGI, geek-cred references—disappoints.

Amiga was now an independent company again, but trouble was brewing.

It’s not very challenging, but it nails the basics of building gaming PCs.

“We want to let advertisers know that we will be shutting down Partner Categories.”

Dozens of new sites offer new insights on pre-Columbian earth-builders.

Surprisingly, the Huawei Watch 2 is the only compatible watch.

“This thing is astonishing—a gigantic blob that you can look through.”

Just as soon as everyone’s on the old version, a new version is about to come out.

Video: Ars Live in conversation with award-winning game designer Tracy Fullerton.

"The truth is, we could make a ton of money if we monetized our customer."

Coal mining is in decline on the island that helped make it big.

Now might not be the best time for an always-listening Facebook device.

Online "Starter Kit" bundle saves just $80 over a la carte pricing.

Huawei and ZTE gear would be banned in FCC-funded broadband projects.

$650 now gets you "all in" for VR with console, headset, controllers, and game.

It's unknown if Tesla's Autopilot was engaged at the time of the crash.

FBI Office of the Inspector General offers critique of how agency handled 2016 case.

Apple talks a lot about AR, but how does the Mac fare for VR? We asked Survios devs.

Find needs to be confirmed, but it stands to raise a lot of basic biology questions.

Uber must provide new analysis in wake of Arizona crash if it seeks to renew.

If an off-the-shelf Linux distribution doesn’t float your boat, why not build your own?

Apple painted a beautiful picture of tech and school today in Chicago.

“Thanks for the feedback here. We’re listening,” says developer.

Oracle wants $8.8 billion, but that’s now for a lower court to determine.

Op-ed: With Facebook, you’re not the customer. You’re the product.