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Pilot’s attorney says punishment “too severe.” Authorities expect more accidents.

New novel combines biotech megastructures with intense military action.

Documents cast doubt on Uber’s claims that a red light video was due to “human error.”

Individuals would fly a week-long mission in a “long loop” around the Moon and back.

A linker molecule brings together two otherwise unrelated plastics.

String of unpatched security flaws comes after February Patch Tuesday was canceled.

Plus deals on 4K TVs, smart home devices, tower desktops, and more.

It appears to be an almost exact clone of macOS's Gatekeeper feature.

Your one-stop shop for all our impressions of everything we've handled at MWC.

13-inch Yoga 720 aims for portability, and the 15-inch model adds power.

Judge dismisses case that could have upended Creative Commons copyright model.

Restriction in Japanese launch title due to touchscreen. Will more follow?

AT&T also creates a cheaper "unlimited" plan that's throttled to 3Mbps.

With help from Oculus, Samsung makes its VR headset controls more accessible.

Ferrari, McLaren, Red Bull, Toro Rosso, and Haas F1 have now shown us their cars.

Typical Huawei: Excellent build quality, unoriginal design, terrible distribution.

HMD gets it. The company promises "pure Google," "secure, and up-to-date" devices.

Overall incidence still low, but researchers fear steep rise and community spread.

Moto G5 Plus continues the trend of selling last year's tech at under half the price.

Moto G5 gets a fingerprint reader, metal back, and the same svelte £170 price.

All the pixels, top-of-the-line SoC, and camera that can shoot almost 1000 FPS.

Interesting riff on the Surface idea takes a couple steps back from the Elite x2.

It's tiny, durable, has great battery life, and it's $52—but will anyone buy one?

Apparently, following instructions is important when installing firmware.

Now two different screen options, but no radical upgrades for these budget wonders.

Samsung is the latest OEM to hop on the convertible bandwagon.

With a small, ugly screen and no digital crown, the Huawei Watch 2 feels old.

Evolutionary biologist looks at how humans became distinct from our closest kin.

Demand comes as lawmakers are set to review US copyright laws.

Ars tours the training facility the military is using to teach humans how to help robots help us.

If you like HRM chest straps, you may like Moov’s pulse-tracking head gear.

It’s pretty, but the glass back and old processor give us pause.

The Assistant opens up to about 30 percent of Android users.

If this is how BlackBerry wants to do hardware, we really won’t miss them.

States that legalized gay marriage early created a natural experiment.

We may finally be getting somewhere in our fight against the disease.

Latest GTX 1060 laptop is more portable than its big ol’ butt might suggest.

But don’t try this at home—the results are mainly in mice and need verifying.

LIGO could help tell us whether gravitational waves move at the speed of light.

“Uber has placed profits over safety by deliberately lowering the bar for drivers.”

A brutally cutthroat modern masterpiece of board game design.

Terrific, smart twist makes this movie even more enjoyable.

Lots is fixed, but some strange glitches persist.

But legal expert says an injunction is an uphill climb following civil verdict.

CA Public Utilities Commissioner: "We are far in advance of where we expected to be."

FCC chair plans to halt security rule and set up vote to kill privacy regime.

"Please exercise care" with colliding PDFs, researchers advise software developers.

Downed drone outside Mosul shows off-the-shelf tech creatively used to kill.

A feasibility study of putting two astronauts on EM-1 should be complete in a month.

Certain friendly bacteria are rare on patients but can still kill Staph aureus.