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Cruise has made rapid progress in California in the last year—Waymo not so much.

"We will try to tow it back to shore."

Video: Stranger Things 2 may have upped the CGI, but the show works because of unsung tech.

400 lines of Python code + Shodan + Metasploit equals a whole heap of hand-wringing.

What does the Huygens lander have in common with Stonehenge? More than you expect.

Prioritizing battery life and stability over speed was the best move for users.

Missouri governor’s lawyer: Use of Confide is protected under the First Amendment.

Investor call also reaffirmed plans for 3D-animated Super Mario film, other details.

Taxes aside, revenue was up 12 percent and operating income up 10 percent.

385,000-year-old evidence for much earlier meetings between African and Indian hominins.

New record of past climate paints a slightly different picture.

Appeal ruling includes a Tinder dating joke: “We swipe left and reverse.”

The new company, Fuji Xerox, will have a combined revenue of $18 billion.

Weather is no longer a concern for launch.

Google Fiber’s Webpass division will continue operating in seven other markets.

Redmond taking aim at registry cleaners, PC optimizers, and other dubious utilities.

Tesla lawyer: "The law shouldn't be used to block new companies."

Founder says Ars "reaffirmed consumers' concerns about true ownership of IoT devices.”

We cut through the hype surrounding The Boring Company Flamethrower.

And Super Mario Odyssey's attach rate is off the charts.

Plus coauthoring tools hit Office apps on iPhone and iPad.

Washington AG received 74 more complaints since amending lawsuit against Comcast.

Agency said the "complex financial interests" limited her ability to do CDC work.

"Employee 1 just sat there and didn't respond."

The state has the highest rate of overdose deaths in the country.

AriseBank project was endorsed by boxer Evander Holyfield.

The government is looking into possible securities laws violations.

Following AT&T’s lead, now Verizon has dropped plans to sell the Chinese phones.

Affected users should patch ASAP.

Plus deals on Logitech gear, lots of 4K TVs, Essential Phone, and more.

It still needs some help to assemble a genome, but it provides unique information.

Turns out BJ Blazkowicz, Commander Keen, and "Doomguy" could all go to the same family reunion.

After confusing claims from leadership in Hawaii, FCC says path forward is clear.

High-profile Waymo v. Uber trial is now less than a week away.

The feature added in the iOS 11.3 beta worked with Touch ID but not Face ID.

By using “crafted XML,” attacker could take over routers, security gateways.

It will debut next season and now has enough battery to last the entire race.

Net neutrality takes big step forward in California, but lawsuits loom.

The HTC/Google deal announced last year has officially been completed.

Thursday's earning report may tell us more about iPhone X sales so far.

It's a big expansion, with vehicles due in late 2018.

Similarities to PUBG are nothing but good news for this online game's pre-release test.

And that’s not all: Ars Pro++ subscribers will also receive a YubiKey 4.

Malicious script logs passwords and just about anything else admins or visitors type.

Data map inadvertently reveals movements of people in dangerous and sensitive places.

The official Boring Company flamethrower “starts shipping in spring.”

The new ruling will also make it easier for them to get paid quickly.

Malware causes machines to quickly dispense huge amounts of cash.

New method to study the bacteria’s genetics reveals grim situation.

The 10-percent biofuel blend is estimated to reduce emissions by 7 percent.