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Engineers are scrambling to save the storied spacecraft after it experienced an unforeseen glitch.

A complaint accuses Amazon of algorithmically steering users towards more expensive products with one-click shopping

Bitcoin Latinum angry about quotes from fraud lawsuit and Star Trek reference.

The decision comes after several patients sued Humana and United Healthcare claiming they use a flawed AI tool to deny care to patients that are on Medicare Advantage plans.

The Canadian Department of Innovation, Science, and Economic Development said it “will pursue all avenues to ban” devices like the Flipper Zero, an open-source wireless hacking tool, asserting that it can be used to steal keyless entry signals. While it’s true that the device have caused some trouble, Ars Technica spoke with a number of experts, including the COO of Flipper Devices, who insist it just isn’t powerful or sophisticated enough for car theft.

Can the Apple Vision Pro spatial computer replace your TV? Ars Technica tried Apple's $3,500 (to start) device and found out that, yes…

On this InsideEVs podcast, we discuss the new 2025 Porsche Taycan and offer up our take on Ford developing a new, cheaper EV platform.

We kick off our multi-part Vision Pro review by testing it for entertainment.

The popular anime streaming service is merging with Crunchyroll. When it does, not all purchased TVs and shows will make the jump.

Jeff Wivholm isn’t partial to mountains. He likes to be able to see the weather rolling in, which is remarkably possible in the northeastern corner of Montana.O