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They spent years testing Google's algorithms—then everything changed.

Projections come after better-than-expected launch month for new system.

This was the first of the spacecraft's 22 "dives" through the gap.

When it comes to features and robustness, Hajime surpasses its blackhat rivals.

Sakurai programmed a Game Boy classic with a trackball and a Famicom Twin.

Authors' argument is once again based on weak, cherry-picked data.

The space agency seems to be running out of usable suits for space station operations.

The new game should be more accurate and accessible as a result.

ISPs say they support net neutrality—but oppose FCC's authority to enforce it.

Rep counting in a $140 device is great, but that's not the whole story.

And deals on bluetooth headphones, laptops, hard drives, and more.

Senate employees just use passwords, and their badges sport a picture of an alternative.

Climate change makes a new chronic kidney disease worse, "and it will grow and grow.”

Vote to begin net neutrality rollback scheduled for May 18.

Date is a whopping 115,000 years earlier than previous findings of humans in the Americas.

The much more powerful GPU enables better textures, better models, and better anti-aliasing.

Copyright Office will be split off from Librarian of Congress, an Obama appointee.

Is the mirror-selfie dead?

"We disagree with the allegations made by the Department of Labor."

Touching, tightly paced tale follows the emotional arc of a cursed family.

Everybody gets a free copy of The Witcher: Enhanced Edition—and that's just the start.

"If we got in trouble those were the guys and gals I wanted working on it."

Ars’ IT editor talks with Walkaway author about how close we are to a tech ending want.

EPA has to reject widely accepted science and/or come up with its own climate plan.

A court showdown over an injunction looms, and it’s not looking good for Uber.

Machine applies equal pressure across the surface area of the juice bags.

The droid can scan 300 license plates a minute.

With higher prices, Mylan allegedly dangled deep discounts—if buyers excluded rival.

If your phone is in the 40% of Windows devices not supported, you can use Release Preview.

EFF lawyers head to appeals court to demand one man's data.

Microsoft dismisses DoublePulsar infection estimates, but otherwise remains silent.

Median incomes $41,000 higher where AT&T builds fiber in California.

With the Creators Update, Microsoft is adding non-security updates into the mix.

But don't expect to see Amazon-branded autonomous cars any time soon.

In mouse and cell studies, drugs shut down damaging stress response, protected brain.

Shipments to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant will ramp up in frequency through 2017.

The real price varies by customer and depends on what you pay Verizon today.

Ars film debut: Watch It's No Game and meet the Hoffbot, written by an algorithm.

Card combines two Polaris GPUs for $999, launches in May.

After finding software flaw, Uber reportedly spoofed Lyft accounts to find drivers.

Pilot program will help research what people want from a self-driving taxi service.

The real publicity prize will come from the first launch of US astronauts from US soil.

The meal-replacement powder was supposed to be lactose free, but no illnesses reported.

For when emojis are even more necessary than words.

Wikipedia cofounder says pages won't go live until trusted volunteers verify stories.

Blizzard releases major HotS 2.0 update today, hoping lightning strikes twice.

Real-life 3000psi Power Fist smash good. Real good.

As anti-science rhetoric looms, Howard's new series reminds us that history repeats.

The future is open source in this optimistic sci-fi disaster epic full of big ideas.

“Everything was fine, except the left rear motor with a bullet hole in it.”