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Musk said his company has come up with a “far better” approach to landing on Mars.

At Ars Live, whistleblower Lisa Ling will talk about troubles with military drones.

Plus deals on laptops, TVs, routers, dash cams, and more.

DOJ: Citadel led to $500 million in losses for banks.

It's not especially efficient, but we haven't had time to optimize the reaction.

Forget multitasking when talking with other players in Splatoon 2.

Samsung's answer to the Google Assistant, Siri, and Alexa is rolling out now.

Amazon makes it easier to shop for desirable products you see in photos.

Congress should replace the FCC's Title II rules, Trump spokesperson says.

"As soon as you don’t have any competition, the sense of urgency goes away."

Researchers are only beginning to understand this and may now have monkey model.

“All you could see was the eagle talons wrapping around it.”

And Porsche may decide on the future of the diesel by the end of the decade.

“Being legally right is only half the story,” developer says of “wrongful claim.”

Much of it isn’t new to us, but that doesn’t make the brand-new beta bad.

State will tighten restrictions on carbon by 40 percent over the next 13 years.

“Would you rule that out? See, there’s some people... Well, anyway.”

Ajit Pai says there’s no net neutrality problem—but keeps complaints under wraps.

There are now more people streaming Netflix outside the US than domestically.

On campaign trail, Donald Trump said Amazon had “a huge antitrust problem.”

Frank admission from developer seems to imply that it won't be fixed.

The company is developing components and complete self-driving systems for OEMs.

Shake-up comes during a time of transition for the Anthem developer.

Anyone who denies harm from Title II rules is denying reality, Comcast says.

"Defending Digital Democracy" will "generate innovative ideas" to safeguard democracy.

Hire American? Businesses can use H-2B visas if they claim "irreparable harm."

Traditional grids will have to change. Modeling can help find the best way forward.

Travelers in Jeddah are cleared to bring laptops, Riyadh is expected this week.

An actual Bose–Einstein condensate scientist reviews Spectral's science. Plus a response from the film's director, Nic Mathieu.

Harnessing wind in the Balkans and Scandinavia would get Europe consistent power.

We have a lot to say about Nintendo finally getting an online game (mostly) right.

Huge bezels puts HMD's design behind the times, but hopefully the price makes up for it.

Racing-derived dampers, a fist full of aero and a Superman V8.

Knightscope K5 security bot shows your job is probably safe from automation. For now.

Earphones are back! And custom fits from Snugs and Ultimate Ears are leading the charge.

"Every time our cells divide and copy their DNA, mutations can arise."

Targets of NSLs can't challenge them because ISPs can't tell the target about them.

By stimulating one region of the brain, scientists create mouse supersoldiers.

While Exit: The Game wins the “complex” game award.

It all depends on what the “supported lifetime” of a system is.

Members who paid $19 for their data to be deleted (it wasn't) might get a refund.

We'd suggest simply calling it version 1709 instead.

Amazon Fresh may box up ingredients for a meal so you don't have to.

Just say "Alexa" at any time and the HTC U11 will answer you.

Plan will force sites to use credit-card based age verification to verify ages.

17 were stuck together and 10 others were floating around.

Atari follows in footsteps of Nintendo's NES Mini and SNES Mini—but with a twist.

Romero's Night of the Living Dead created a genre that continues to inspire filmmakers.

New showrunner Chris Chibnall picks the Broadchurch star to play the next Time Lord.

Vice president's spokesman dismisses concerns: "These are public comments."