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Intel Coffee Lake Core i7-8700K review: The best gaming CPU you can buy
It even beats an eight-core Ryzen in many content creation apps—but boy does it run hot.
Google Pixelbook hands-on: Stunning hardware with the usual limited OS
It's a shame it only runs Chrome OS, though...
It’s official: Trump administration turns NASA back toward the Moon
"It means establishing a renewed American presence on the Moon."
Why Apple could be slapped with a massive $15 billion Irish tax bill
Tech giants use shell companies to defer corporate income tax bills indefinitely.
Explaining the new cryptocurrency bubble—and why it might not be all bad
Investors are pouring tens of millions of dollars into new cryptocurrencies.
Blade Runner 2049 review: A wonderful step forward, into the past
Doesn't have as much interesting to say about the future, but gosh, is it lovely.
Bakery that listed “love” as ingredient is full of filth, bugs, violations
Love is not an ingredient—particularly not in this case. Insects, on the other hand...
Supreme Court says live streaming would “adversely affect” oral arguments
Court wants transparency “while preserving the integrity of its proceedings.”
Hands-on with the Pixel 2 and 2 XL: One’s nice, one’s not
Google makes two totally different phones that give off totally different impressions.
SEC hack came as internal security team begged for funding
Forensic investigative unit was forced to use equipment tagged for scrap.
Judge: Barrett Brown donors can sue government over subpoenaed records
San Francisco activist led campaign to raise money for jailed journalist.
SpaceX and OneWeb broadband satellites raise fears about space debris
Senators warn of “cascade” of collisions, ask FCC to work with NASA and FAA.
Apple releases watchOS 4.0.1 with fix for Series 3 LTE/Wi-Fi bug
A fix for a rare, yet serious, issue on the new LTE-enabled watches.
Google unveils a $249 smart camera that decides what’s worth photographing
You can leave it lying around or wear it.
Dimming of Tabby’s Star likely caused by something less sexy than aliens
"There is a cloud of dust orbiting the star with a roughly 700-day orbital period."
Hands-on: The Sonos One is a smarter Play:1 with Alexa support
Sonos has released its first speaker with built-in voice control. We took a listen.
Google Pixel Buds are wireless earbuds that translate conversations in real time
Google Translate in your ears for $159.
Trump administration to announce repeal of the Clean Power Plan
Faced with a judge's deadline, the EPA will try something new, can't say what yet.
The Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL are official at $649 and $849
The big phone gets a modern redesign, while the smaller phone hasn’t changed much.
Congress will investigate drug company that gave its patents to Mohawk tribe
Native American tribe given patents on eye drug that earns $1.5B annually.
The Google Pixelbook brings back the $1,000 Chrome OS halo device
Google’s super-expensive Chromebook is back after a year-long hiatus.
The Google Home Mini is Google’s $49 answer to the Echo Dot
And the $399 Google Home Max is the answer to Apple's HomePod.
Liveblog: Google Pixel 2 (and more) launch
Ars is on the scene to see the Pixel 2, Pixelbook, and Google Home Mini.
Formula 1 says goodbye to NBC, hello to ESPN in 2018
ESPN2 will air most of the races, but some will be shown live on ESPN and ABC.
Search of “Rocket” Madsen’s space lab finds footage of woman’s decapitation
Suspect in death of journalist Kim Wall aboard his sub claims video wasn't his.
Police raid Merck pharmaceutical plant amid mysterious drug crisis
Is something wrong with hormone therapy or are patients over-reacting?
How hitting a game cartridge unlocks gaming’s weirdest Easter egg
Sonic 3D Blast trick started as way to hide game-breaking bugs.
HP updates Spectre systems for Kaby Lake R, and they’re rather attractive
The 13 gets touch and 4K; the x360 a fingerprint reader and privacy screen.
Here’s what to expect from Trump’s space council meeting this week
"I'm optimistic. The VP's staff has been incredibly engaging."
Body Labs, a 3D human body modeling startup, is now part of Amazon
Virtually try on outfits from Amazon? That feature could come soon enough.
Uber expands board to 17 members, reduces Kalanick’s power
A month into new job, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is making his mark at Uber.
iOS 11.0.2 arrives to address the crackling iPhone 8 audio problem
The bug fix update also claims to fix problems with photos and encrypted e-mails.
After Kushner’s private e-mail became known, it moved to Trump Org servers
In late September, it changed from outlook.com to mailhost01.trumporg.com.
Every Yahoo account that existed—all 3 billion—was compromised in 2013 hack
It’s official. If you had a Yahoo account in 2013, it was compromised.
Another Windows VR headset enters the fray with Samsung Odyssey
SteamVR games will arrive at holiday season.
IRS awards Equifax no-bid, $7.25 million contract after hack
"This is considered a critical service that cannot lapse."
White House wants to end Social Security numbers as a national ID
US government is examining the use of a “modern cryptographic identifier.”
Total War: Warhammer 2 Review: The weight of the New World
Fantasy still works wonders for the strategy hybrid, but DLC could make it a classic.
Judge blasts Waymo v. Uber lawyers, delays trial until December
Waymo: The volume of documents handed over late is “shocking... unbelievable.”
Code-execution flaws threaten users of routers, Linux, and other OSes
Bugs in widely used Dnsmasq give attackers remote control of vulnerable systems.
LIGO’s gravitational wave detection takes home a Nobel
A theoretician, a hardware builder, and a project organizer share the honor.
Fully driverless cars could be months away
Google's self-driving car unit prepares to launch a taxi service near Phoenix.
Original Star Fox staffer tells story of sequel’s shelving, surprise launch
Before Dylan Cuthbert founded Q Games, he made 3D magic on Nintendo systems.
Why some Senate Democrats voted to give Ajit Pai another term on FCC
Pai's support mostly came from GOP senators, but four Democrats broke ranks.
Naturopath teaches real doctors something—a new way to cause liver damage
As doctors facepalmed, patient recovered from toxic naturopathic “treatment.”
NASA tries an inflatable room on the space station, likes it
For now, at least, the module won't exactly have a glamorous purpose.
Disney brings multiplayer back to classic Star Wars: Battlefront 2
64-player battles work again across GOG and Steam, though some report issues.
“NSFW” doesn’t begin to describe Bluetooth security in sex toys
Poor security lets connected "wearables" be hijacked by attackers.
Walmart buys Parcel in latest attempt to battle Amazon delivery machine
Walmart comes to New York in the most Amazon-like way.
Here’s the “due diligence” report Waymo hopes will win its case against Uber
Otto's head of HR: "I'm gonna go get your stuff destroyed this afternoon btw."
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