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Checking back in with Windows 11 on Arm on the eve of the Snapdragon X Elite.| Ars Technica
Checking back in with Windows 11 on Arm on the eve of the Snapdragon X Elite.| Ars Technica
There’s a reason it isn’t a Surface PC, but it’s good for its intended purpose.| Ars Technica
Ted Cruz’s anti-hotspot bill stalled, but FCC is ending Wi-Fi program on its own.| Ars Technica
Cruz: Hotspot lending could “censor kids’ exposure to conservative viewpoints.”…| Ars Technica
Google Search now has an option to search the “web,” which is not the default anymore.| Ars Technica
Google says it’s no different than checking IDs at the airport.| Ars Technica
“Once you have the transportation system to Mars, then there’s a vast set of opportunities.”…| Ars Technica
“This would decimate American leadership in space.”…| Ars Technica
“I believe pursuing both lunar and Martian objectives is not inherently cost-prohibitive.”…| Ars Technica
“We believe that Jared Isaacman is uniquely qualified to lead NASA.”…| Ars Technica
“This step is necessary to prove I’m not a bot,” wrote the bot as it passed an anti-AI screening step.| Ars Technica
Gemini 2.5 is rolling out everywhere, and you can pay Google $250 per month for more of it.| Ars Technica
Two-tiered “Claude Max” expands rate limits and offers traffic priority to subscribers.| Ars Technica
Comet joins Cursor and others in an early wave of AI takes on traditional apps.| Ars Technica
Anthropic is one of the first to go beyond just screen vision.| Ars Technica
Malicious websites can embed invisible commands that AI agents will follow blindly.| Ars Technica
Project was 80 percent complete and was slated to power more than 350,000 homes.| Ars Technica
Automated AI bots seeking training data threaten Wikipedia project stability, foundation says.| Ars Technica
GM-owned Cruise “failed to disclose” full video and key crash details, DMV said.| Ars Technica
Horrifying hit-and-run triggers California suspension of Cruise robotaxis.| Ars Technica
Verizon finally promises to honor the 700 MHz C Block's open platform rules.| Ars Technica
“The FCC is a prime candidate for DOGE-style reform,” Nathan Simington writes.| Ars Technica
FCC’s “Delete, Delete, Delete” docket is filled with requests to eliminate rules.| Ars Technica
Geoffrey Starks to leave FCC as new chair pushes “Delete, Delete, Delete” plan.| Ars Technica
T-Mobile raised lock period for prepaid Metro brand from 180 to 365 days.| Ars Technica
Verizon would surpass AT&T and T-Mobile in prepaid if TracFone deal is approved.| Ars Technica
Verizon needs OK from FCC for 60-day locks because of 700MHz open-access rules.| Ars Technica
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends children under age 2 get vaccinated.| Ars Technica
Despite everything, it’s still possible to build decent PCs for decent prices.| Ars Technica
The “Make Our Children Healthy Again Strategy” draft doesn’t mention top killers of kids.| Ars Technica
Epic details technical, security hurdles of “indie” mobile launch…| Ars Technica
NASA’s charter clearly states the agency should study planet Earth, however.| Ars Technica
Both comics and memes rely on the same interplay of visual and verbal elements for their humor.| Ars Technica
SpaceX wants more money, asks Trump admin to reject state’s broadband grant plan.| Ars Technica
The head of the FAA’s commercial spaceflight division will become a political appointee.| Ars Technica
ChatGPT will now recommend products to be bought offsite—but no sponsored ads just yet.| Ars Technica
“The [structural] mechanism producing these problematic outcomes is really robust and hard to resolve.”…| Ars Technica
New model claims fewer confabulations, better coding, and “safe completions” approach.| Ars Technica
“I want my GPT-4o back and I’ll do anything to get it.”…| Ars Technica
Two new AI models join 7 others, leaving some paid users wondering which one is best.| Ars Technica
OpenAI faces backlash as users complain about broken workflows and losing AI friends.| Ars Technica
No cure yet for a popular iPhone attack, except for turning off Bluetooth.| Ars Technica
Researchers say the behavior amounts to a persistent backdoor.| Ars Technica
Running JavaScript from inside an image? What could possibly go wrong?| Ars Technica
Update also blocks compatibility with popular third-party apps.| Ars Technica
In spite of more than 100 cameras, I still managed to kinda-sorta steal some yogurt.| Ars Technica
“I don’t know what’s making it.”…| Ars Technica
“TikTok is going to go dark,” commerce secretary warns as negotiations falter.| Ars Technica
US restores deleted portions after people noticed the Constitution had shrunk.| Ars Technica
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Family of dead Titanic expert blasts “hip” electronics.| Ars Technica
ISPs getting grants must offer “low-cost” plan, but they get to pick the price.| Ars Technica
CEO Stockton Rush does not come off well.| Ars Technica
I have a light form of asthma, so the news that Trump's EPA is trying to deregulate greenhouse gasses and other emissions by intentionally sacrificing their authority to regulate that class of pollutants is uhhh... life threatening.| Aram ZS | Digital Garden
In the early ’90s, Quark boasted 95% market share. In ’99, InDesign arrived…| Ars Technica
Sophisticated group also used novel means to disguise their custom malware.| Ars Technica
Judge upholds arbitration agreement but says Tesla can still face injunction.| Ars Technica
Three Tesla drivers launch class action, alleging fraud and false advertising.| Ars Technica
Inundated with complaints, Tesla created “Diversion Team” to cancel appointments.| Ars Technica
“Your company has issued a number of misleading statements,” NHTSA wrote to Musk.| Ars Technica
Jonathan is the Automotive Editor at Ars Technica. He has a BSc and PhD in Pharmacology and followed up with postdoctoral work at The Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, CA, and the University of…| Ars Technica
Broadcom says it may audit VMware users.| Ars Technica
Donald Trump’s first big crypto win “nothing to crow about,” analyst says.| Ars Technica
“Humanity has prevailed (for now!),” writes winner after 10-hour coding marathon against OpenAI.| Ars Technica
The mpox vaccines were pledged under the Biden administration.| Ars Technica
City “has no authority to require Comcast” to connect unserved homes.| Ars Technica
FCC chair seeks stricter rules after ISPs used previous subsidy to upsell users.| Ars Technica
Your data could soon be used to spike flight costs, as Delta expands AI pilot.| Ars Technica
Technique transforms the Internet DNS into an unconventional file storage system.| Ars Technica
AI craze makes Nvidia the most valuable publicly traded company in history.| Ars Technica
GPUhammer is the first to flip bits in onboard GPU memory. It likely won’t be the last.| Ars Technica
Trump administration says dismissal is “in the interests of justice.”…| Ars Technica
Brothers-in-law use construction knowledge to compete against Comcast in Michigan.| Ars Technica
Popular chatbots serve as poor replacements for human therapists, but study authors call for nuance.| Ars Technica
What’s the best pilates studio within walking distance that has new member…| Ars Technica
The SJ-21 and SJ-25 satellites “merged” on July 2 and have remained together since then.| Ars Technica
AI chatbot “memory” will recall facts from previous conversations when enabled.| Ars Technica
A political effort to remove space shuttle Discovery from the Smithsonian and place it on display in Texas encountered some pushback.| Ars Technica
SushiSwap’s MISO launchpad hacked via a malicious GitHub commit.| Ars Technica
NAACP demands a meeting to discuss xAI’s alleged pollution in Memphis.| Ars Technica
xAI faces calls to deny permits to power gas turbines at supercomputer facility.| Ars Technica
County health department accused of turning a “blind eye” to xAI’s alleged pollution.| Ars Technica
Lobby groups for Verizon, AT&T, and other ISPs ask court to overturn state law.| Ars Technica
Court upholds repeal of US rules but rejects FCC attempt to block state laws.| Ars Technica
But pro-net neutrality groups will sue FCC to reinstate consumer protections.| Ars Technica
Spectrum costs $30 for 400Mbps on one street, $50 for half the speed on another.| Ars Technica
NY: Charter lied about failure to meet merger commitment, faces loss of license.| Ars Technica
What are the odds NYT will access your ChatGPT logs in OpenAI court battle?| Ars Technica
Google and TikTok have rules against this sort of thing, but it doesn’t seem to matter.| Ars Technica
“Nature is handing us an incredibly rare experiment.”…| Ars Technica
Scharon Harding’s post for ArsTechnica starts with the UK, but it gets around the globe.| Unauthoritative Pronouncements
Car companies aren’t accustomed to making vehicles that can only be used once.| Ars Technica
“We believe that we have made huge progress in this development.”…| Ars Technica
Lenovo Legion Go S gets better frame rates running Valve’s free operating system.| Ars Technica
Artists must register and manually flag matched images in the LAION database.| Ars Technica
OpenAI will fight order to keep all ChatGPT logs after users fail to sway court.| Ars Technica
Study finds “search engines seem to lose the cat-and-mouse game that is SEO spam.”…| Ars Technica
A new class of incredibly powerful AI models has made recent breakthroughs possible.| Ars Technica
Browser maker shifts resources to “new Firefox features that people need most.”…| Ars Technica
