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"It's just common sense. It doesn’t cost anybody anything to install."

But Sony exec says there's no "profound philosophical stance" against the feature.

Some Oliver Hazard Perry FFGs may be candidates for reboot to help grow fleet faster.

Rosenworcel would return to FCC, but commission also needs another Republican.

Can be found liable for infringement, even if it doesn't host any content itself.

Ongoing campaign shows more hackers are adopting sneaky attack technique.

Government seized and operated child porn site for 13 days, got IP addresses.

Firefox's multiple content processes don't suck up as much RAM as Chrome, says Mozilla.

Ford is hoping to go two for two at the 24 hour race in Le Mans this weekend.

We talk to Gran Turismo’s creator about HDR TVs, his favorite virtual car, and more.

There will always be one more emergency.

Our initial thoughts on the new hardware, plus a look at upcoming Xbox software.

“Thompson made these threats as part of a cruel campaign to cyberstalk a victim.”

Labels made calories per serving and per package clearer, included added sugar count.

Author and writing teacher Claire Light dissects narrative structure and tropes with us.

But the ceiling-fan debacle has been resolved, at least.

Every computer we use today owes a debt to the legendary and influential machine.

Placeholders have returned, without the flaws of Microsoft’s first implementation.

Using light for calculations ups the speed, drops the energy use.

“The government is coming in and trying my client for a charge he did not commit.”

Company warns of “destructive cyberattacks” as it tries to prevent another WCry.

In small study, the rescue drones dropped off defibrillators 16 min before EMTs arrived.

It sounds like a bad science fiction movie, but that’s just how space flatworms roll.

Judges vacate intrastate caps after FCC Chair Ajit Pai dropped court defense.

Plus deals on Amazon Echo devices, Lenovo laptops, and more.

CEO will take a break after family tragedy and an internal investigation.

For this rare moment in history, the Play Store reveals Pixel sales numbers.

Proposed legislation seeks to bar a US president from deleting tweets.

Plus, a new Yoshi game, Rocket League, and Kirby coming to Nintendo Switch.

Exec says new system will fill a market hole for "true 4K" console graphics.

It may be a while before you get to play them, though.

Yahoo/AOL combination will boost Verizon's advertising ambitions.

The XXL Pixel, code named "Taimen," pops up in a bug report.

Also calls electric driving “a marvelous experience," expects ride sharing to take off.

Investigators find evidence attackers tried to modify voter data, reports Bloomberg.

He urges lawmakers to let DOJ go after medical use, citing “historic drug epidemic.”

High court could wipe out a powerful tool to invalidate bad patents, or endorse it.

We'll endeavor to keep you abreast of developments with the KFC story.

Army prepares for a less friendly electronic battlespace, embeds cyber in units.

“I defined e-mail! And you guys have got to give me that credit.”

Because Dotcom is a fugitive, he can’t challenge asset forfeiture, feds say.

Console launch dates pushed ahead two days; beta will not require pre-order.

Skyrim VR, God of War, new Shadow of the Colossus remaster, and much more.

Ars was on the scene at E3.

Dell builds out the Alienware line with stylized peripherals.

Trump tweeted that the banned countries, not their people, are inherently dangerous.

Battle of the bulge is global, and experts blame junk food and kid-aimed food ads.

Ubisoft's E3 presser also has toys-to-life game, Nintendo collaboration, more.

Features a new soundtrack, sharper visuals, and online multiplayer via Xbox Live.

A closer look at the smaller-than-expected casing, plus the system’s innards.