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Turla uses social media and clever programming techniques to cover its tracks.

Nocturnal Twitter use links to poor performance, according to basketball-player study.

Mayors can’t eject city hall critics, so Trump can’t block Twitter critics, either.

Double-header! Lee Hutchinson talks guns, and we interview actors Ricky Whittle and Orlando Jones.

Verizon signs settlement after calling union complaint a “fishing expedition.”

“If we could get the red death from Mars, we’d already have it.”

A law firm is reviewing 215 sexual harassment claims. Uber has about 12,000 workers.

Stress surrounding a separation leaves permanent mark on the immune systems.

"All you have to do is turn on the generator and you will be free and happy."

Comes as California legislature debates ambitious renewables goal.

Plus deals on laptops, Wi-Fi cameras, smart TVs, external hard drives, and more.

Uniloc finds plenty of reasons Google why should still be sued in East Texas.

We've got film from the US' latest generation of mobile research stations.

Activists and websites plan "Internet-wide day of action" on July 12.

YouTube and other video apps also make up a significant portion of Xbox usage

It's a bit odd, but it's the first step toward fixing Apple's pro desktops.

By providing copy of leak, Intercept likely accelerated ID of contractor.

Our new technology and gadget podcast, co-hosted by Ars UK and Wired.

Aggregate sample shows newer console buyers don't want to play older games much.

Camera-equipped van in South Wales apparently spotted man whose face was in database.

Coking coal sees a bit of a bump, but electricity is still winding down coal.

Our follow-up to the Steam Gauge series samples statistics from millions of Gamertags.

Are you ready for a compact desktop that doubles as a wearable VR machine?

If Forza Horizon 3 wasn’t your off-road cup of tea, get a load of this.

New tablets aren’t a revelation, but they’re good tablets for iPad die-hards.

Research shows body-cam footage is an important data source and not just evidence.

Alleged source of leak arrested by FBI after Intercept provided copy to NSA.

Broadband is the future as TV faces rising costs and online video competition.

As some publishers hold out, dozens of projects agree to union demands.

Has home management features, but currently focused more on music than on Siri.

iPhone and iPad file manager provides access to local files and cloud storage.

iOS will complete its 64-bit transition just four years after it started.

Redesigned device gives us a full-size onscreen keyboard and lots of other stuff.

Lots of updates will make iOS look and feel different come Fall 2017.

Apple modernizes its laptops in a rare WWDC hardware update.

Metal 2 API getting Unreal 4, Unity engine support; Thunderbolt 3 GPU enclosure coming.

Apple also gives a sneak peek of upcoming iMac Pro.

The new APFS file system is heading mainstream.

After dropping older models last year, Apple holds things steady this year.

Cook confirms news at WWDC keynote.

New watch faces, activity features, a new music app, and more.

Join us as we look at the latest refreshes to Apple's slew of operating systems.

Justices to clarify protections of the Fourth Amendment in the digital age.

After public outrage and lawmaker blustering, EpiPens are still really expensive.

And its next passage is expected later this year.

New version will support up to 4 sockets and 6TB RAM.

Asus Zephyrus has an innovative cooling system, but the keyboard is hilariously bad.

Built with a new type of gate-all-around transistor, plus extreme ultraviolet lithography.

Facebook, Twitter, and Google react to UK prime minister's call to limit encryption.

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