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A new option for harvesting environmental energy that relies on internal static.

“The complaint makes clear that Defendant’s program is purely voluntary.”

Cheap energy, open land, and tax breaks are making Iowa a go-to for data centers.

Google’s Waymo conducts simulations with high-resolution models of real cities.

Cereal maker claimed consumers identified “yellow” with “the Cheerios brand.”

Concussion from sub's torpedo, a bomb on a stick, killed Confederate crew.

AT&T refusal to boost Internet speed violates discrimination ban, complaint says.

He generously has offered to sell a New York Post reporter her name back for $12,000.

Fowler files a determined defense of employee-driven class-action lawsuits.

State Sen. Hune and State Rep. Sheppard must turn over communications with lobbyists.

Early indications are that Surface buyers prefer hybrids to conventional laptops.

The pair behind the YouTube channel H3H3 Productions wins copyright lawsuit.

New Google phones to launch 366 days after the old Google phones.

Hands-on video shows how Destiny 2 will deliver a satisfying chain of battles.

The US-based company could conceivably launch 20 rockets this year.

Supercars, hypercars, concept cars, racing cars, and more Ferraris than you can count.

The study is two months late but meets many expectations.

Factual error has since been fixed on GOP site, but perhaps not the flawed logic.

“Read all of these documents and make up your own mind,” ExxonMobil said.

At Ars Technica Live, entrepreneur and civic organizer Catherine Bracy explains how.

Agency warns it “may investigate anticompetitive conduct” if needed in future.

From his iPad, son allegedly searched “safest wallet to transfer tumble.”

With all the same “pros” and “cons” as the S8, the Note8 doesn’t offer much new.

Exploit broker Zerodium ups the ante with $500,000 to target Signal and WhatsApp.

The biggest improvements are to neuroticism and extraversion.

White House says it’s a “ridiculous attempt” to silence Trump’s 1st Amendment rights.

Windows Insiders can also give Windows 10 S a spin if they really want.

AT&T's G.fast available to apartment buildings in 8 major cities.

Prism Technologies saw through three jury trials against big cell carriers.

Dev says a 60fps version would be heavily limited... except on PC.

UK government funding and some clever technical partners provide credibility.

Samsung's newest flagship adds dual cameras and a slightly bigger screen.

Ars is on the scene.

"We’re building something slightly less capable that's smaller, cheaper."

"Was incredibly hard to balance aesthetics and function."

Company tries to keep drivers happy while it awaits a new CEO.

Despite warrant's language, feds say they didn't want disruptj20.org visitor logs.

QuakeCon news confirms that all will land on either PlayStation VR, HTC Vive, or both.

Latest video “was self-reported as a re-enactment of the seizure of evidence.”

DOJ described scheme as “one of the more sophisticated” they'd ever seen.

Japanese anime features generation ships and a far-future Earth ruled by kaiju.

Johnson & Johnson is on a losing streak, with more than 5,000 cases to come.

According to Courthouse News Service, Uber has been sued at least 433 times in 2017.

Plus $200 off the HTC Vive, $100 off Apple Watch Series 2 models, and more.

“We will continue to do everything we can to hold fraudsters accountable.”

“We can’t keep trying random registrars,” site’s admin writes.

For those on the wrong side of an ideological divide, scientific knowledge hurts.

Continuing trend suggests Sony simply doesn't want to link up with Microsoft.

It may just be a render, but it certainly looks good.