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A new Skype experience in the living room, with Xbox One
Xbox One's Skype client uses Kinect features to keep sofa-based chatting intimate.
Xbox One's Skype client uses Kinect features to keep sofa-based chatting intimate.
And Ubuntu for phones and tablets will eventually support Android apps.
Shooting with the 20 megapixel PureView while airborne in a Folland Gnat trainer.
It's not the premise of a sci-fi novel. Internet-connected TVs are watching you now.
Rounded tabs, less clutter..
Setting metallic wires on fire creates a bright X-Ray glow.
People with highly superior autobiographical memory also form fake memories.
Lawyers for a Web-spanning encryption patent ask about shopping and logging.
He does comedy, thinks The Pirate Bay should shut down, and distrusts Netflix/Spotify.
New declassifed documents show legal arguments over bulk metadata collection.
International ban could make it difficult to change US law for the better.
Hitching a ride in a supersonic Folland Gnat is all part of the job here at Ars.
Five more men charged in global bank heist that netted $45 million in hours.
And we've been doing a lot of cancer studies at lower temperatures.
Experimental design improved heat dissipation, reducing damage to reactor walls.
Legit Facebook and Twitter apps repackaged to snoop on users, researchers say.
At nearly 500 teraflop/s, Amazon cloud team makes its fastest supercomputer yet.
A strong launch is nice, but it doesn't necessarily imply long-term success.
Neither comet nor a mythical beast, it might be an asteroid spinning apart.
More than 120 companies paid up for using standard Web encryption. Newegg won't.
And techies can only fix it if government stays out of the way.
It might not be a looker, but that doesn’t mean the Xbox One’s power is wasted.
Could a new API shore up Android's biggest weak spot?
Hacks on sites using the widely used forum software spread to its maker.
Blood, sweat, oil, tears, SSDs, VMware—it all meshes together trackside.
Limited multitasking and voice commands aren't worth an extra $100 on their own.
Wiki-PR apparently created new articles at prices up to $1,000, plus fees.
If you're looking, there are still about 13,000 listings left.
Sen. Mark Udall (D-CO) and others join as amici to lawsuit filed against NSA.
Native apps will finally unlock the full power of Google's futuristic headset.
But it will only have to pay $350,000 if it follows terms of 10-year deal.
New numbers don't do much to dispel the poor retail reports.
Now a patent can get made down the street from the courts arguing over it.
The worst carrier for Android updates turns the trend on its ear.
Microsoft wasn't the only company interested in the Finnish phone business.
We've also got plenty of other portables and some neat toys and gadgets!
New console is much less expensive to make than the PS3 was at launch.
“When I see this image, it’s still like that happened yesterday,” father says.
Twitch app will let you watch, but not broadcast, on launch day.
A bigger review system for "business method" patents is out—in both bills.
Anon officer: “No one likes it. Who wants to be followed all over the place?”
Government agencies tell a US Senate committee what they think of Bitcoin.
CEO Marissa Mayer promises Yahoo will be locked down by March 2014.
Samsung wants to wrap a flexible AMOLED display around the sides of a device.
An Atlas V is set to lift off just before 1:30pm Eastern today.
Writ of mandamus petition filed by privacy advocacy group after Snowden leaks.
$349.99 Toq uses E Ink, LCD display mashup, goes on sale on December 2.
Microsoft picture detection technology helps improve Google search.
One of our favorite Android skins gets some polish and some new tricks.
Update: Chess pro who learned Kong on an emulator wins with 5th all-time score.
In a interview, Attorney General Holder says criminal cases will be reviewed.
Hack linked to man who said: "You have no idea how much we can f*ck with the US."
"At the end of the day, we need to break a pattern. Face it: I'm a pattern."
Company adds that the hardware failure rate is below 0.4 percent.
List includes gov't sites from Turkey, Iran, Brazil, Slovenia, and more.
US government claims botnet group took in $14 million from traffic diversion.
Officials also tracked denial-of-service software that targeted Obamacare site.
DISA considers axing contract entirely due to lack of interest.
Eight high-end phones, three operating systems, one guide to make sense of it all.
Great screen and drastically better performance both come at a price.
Sony fixes a few old problems while adding some new features (and new problems).
Tons of user- and system-level changes make KitKat one of the biggest releases ever.
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