Apple iPhone 17 Pro review: Come for the camera, stay for the battery
If your iPhone is your main or only camera, the iPhone 17 Pro is for you.
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How America fell behind China in the lunar space race—and how it can catch back up
Thanks to some recent reporting, we've found a potential solution to the Artemis blues.
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In their own words: The Artemis II crew on the frenetic first hours of their flight
"Then you go do like, the most energetic thing you've ever done in your life."
Eric Berger
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The SUV that saved Porsche goes electric, and the tech is interesting
It will be most powerful production Porsche ever, but that's not the cool bit.
Jonathan M. Gitlin
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ZR1, GTD, and America’s new Nürburgring war
Ford and Chevy set near-identical lap times with very different cars; we drove both.
Tim Stevens
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You should care more about the stabilizers in your mechanical keyboard—here’s why
Don't know what a keyboard stabilizer is? You're about to find out.
Ryan Whitwam
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Apple iPhone 17 review: Sometimes boring is best
The least exciting iPhone this year is also the best value for the money.
Andrew Cunningham
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Review: Apple’s iPhone Air is a bunch of small changes that add up to something big
An interesting iPhone despite throttling, worse battery, and single-lens camera.
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A history of the Internet, part 3: The rise of the user
The reins of the Internet are handed over to ordinary users—with uneven results.
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Your very own humane interface: Try Jef Raskin’s ideas at home
Use the magic of emulation to see a different kind of computer design.
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How weak passwords and other failings led to catastrophic breach of Ascension
A deep-dive into Active Directory and how "Kerberoasting" breaks it wide open.
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iOS 26 review: A practical, yet playful, update
Spotlighting the most helpful new features of iOS 26.
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macOS 26 Tahoe: The Ars Technica review
Liquid Glass brings translucent sheen to the typical batch of iterative changes.
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Jef Raskin’s cul-de-sac and the quest for the humane computer
“He wanted to make [computers] more usable and friendly to people who weren't geeks.”
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Spotify peeved after 10,000 users sold data to build AI tools
Spotify sent a warning to stop data sales, but developers say they never got it.
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Tiny Vinyl is a new pocketable record format for the Spotify age
Format is "more aligned with how artists are making and releasing music in the streaming era."
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What to expect (and not expect) from yet another September Apple event
An all-new iPhone variant, plus a long list of useful (if predictable) upgrades.
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The number of mis-issued 1.1.1.1 certificates grows. Here’s the latest.
Everything to know about the mishap that threatened to expose millions of users' queries.
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Beyond technology? How Bentley is reacting to the 21st century.
With China set to dominate, where does that leave a brand like Bentley?
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Delete, Delete, Delete: How FCC Republicans are killing rules faster than ever
FCC speeds up rule-cutting, giving public as little as 10 days to file objections.
Jon Brodkin
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Google Pixel 10 series review: Don’t call it an Android
Google's new Pixel phones are better, but only a little.
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The personhood trap: How AI fakes human personality
AI assistants don't have fixed personalities—just patterns of output guided by humans.
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Lawmaker: Trump’s Golden Dome will end the madness, and that’s not a good thing
"I don't want to gamble on which major city or two we lose in a scenario like that."
Stephen Clark
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With AI chatbots, Big Tech is moving fast and breaking people
Why AI chatbots validate grandiose fantasies about revolutionary discoveries that don't exist.
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SpaceX has built the machine to build the machine. But what about the machine?
SpaceX has built an impressive production site in Texas. Will Starship success follow?
Eric Berger
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China’s Guowang megaconstellation is more than another version of Starlink
"This is a strategy to keep the US from intervening... that's what their space architecture is designed to do."
Stephen Clark
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Ars Technica System Guide: Five sample PC builds, from $500 to $5,000
Despite everything, it's still possible to build decent PCs for decent prices.
Andrew Cunningham
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Porsche’s best daily driver 911? The 2025 Carrera GTS T-Hybrid review.
An electric turbocharger means almost instant throttle response from the T-Hybrid.
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Sam Altman finally stood up to Elon Musk after years of X trolling
Elon Musk and Sam Altman are beefing. But their relationship is complicated.
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Study: Social media probably can’t be fixed
"The [structural] mechanism producing these problematic outcomes is really robust and hard to resolve."
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Rad Power’s Radster: A very non-radical commuter bike
The Radster is great as a Class 2 e-bike, but not quite as strong as a Class 3.
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AI industry horrified to face largest copyright class action ever certified
Copyright class actions could financially ruin AI industry, trade groups say.
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Review: Framework Desktop is a mash-up of a regular desktop PC and the Mac Studio
Size matters most for Framework's first stab at a desktop workstation/gaming PC.
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Enough is enough—I dumped Google’s worsening search for Kagi
I like how the search engine is the product instead of me.
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These are the best streaming services you aren’t watching
Discover movies and shows you've never seen before.
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The military’s squad of satellite trackers is now routinely going on alert
"I hope this blows your mind because it blows my mind."
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