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13.09.2025

Jef Raskin’s cul-de-sac and the quest for the humane computer - Ars Technica

“He wanted to make [computers] more usable and friendly to people who weren’t geeks.”…

Ars Technica

12.09.2025

Gmail gets a dedicated place to track all your purchases - Ars Technica

Gmail reorganizes its order-tracking and promotion filters ahead of the holiday season.

Ars Technica

11.09.2025

HBO Max is “way underpriced,” Warner Bros. Discovery CEO says - Ars Technica

People used to pay $55 a month for TV, Zaslav recalls.

Ars Technica

11.09.2025

One of Google’s new Pixel 10 AI features has already been removed - Ars Technica

The Pixel 10 Daily Hub has vanished, but Google says it will come back when it’s ready.

Ars Technica

10.09.2025

Apple “started from scratch” to design all-new iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max - Ars Technica

Aluminum unibody and three-lens “camera plateau” give the phone a new look.

Ars Technica

10.09.2025

Apple introduces AirPods Pro 3 with live translation feature - Ars Technica

Plus upgrades to active noise cancellation and battery life.

Ars Technica

10.09.2025

iPhone 17 Air is real—here’s what’s new in Apple’s extra-thin handset - Ars Technica

It’s not revolutionary, but it’s hypertargeted at one type of customer.

Ars Technica

10.09.2025

Reddit bug caused lesbian subreddit to be labeled as a place for “straight” women - Ars Technica

Users feared Reddit used generative AI to rewrite user-created content.

Ars Technica

10.09.2025

Apple adds hypertension and sleep-quality monitoring to Watch Ultra 3, Series 11 - Ars Technica

$799 Ultra Watch 3 will debut alongside the Watch Series 11 and Watch SE 3.

Ars Technica

10.09.2025

Hands-on with Apple’s new iPhones: Beauty and the beast and the regular-looking one - Ars Technica

A new form-vs.-function spectrum emerges as Apple’s phone designs diverge.

Ars Technica

10.09.2025

Apple announces $799 iPhone 17 with bigger 6.3-inch always-on ProMotion screen, A19 chip - Ars Technica

This is the first time the regular iPhone has gotten the high-refresh screen.

Ars Technica

10.09.2025

iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26 Tahoe, and Apple’s other OS updates launch September 15 - Ars Technica

If your device is supported, it’s getting Liquid Glass-ier later this month.

Ars Technica

10.09.2025

New iPhones use Apple N1 wireless chip—and we’ll probably start seeing it everywhere - Ars Technica

Not Apple’s first custom Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chip, but the first in an iPhone.

Ars Technica

09.09.2025

In court filing, Google concedes the open web is in “rapid decline” - Ars Technica

Google’s position on the state of the Internet is murky to say the least.

Ars Technica

09.09.2025

Tiny Vinyl is a new pocketable record format for the Spotify age - Ars Technica

Format is “more aligned with how artists are making and releasing music in the streaming era.”…

Ars Technica

06.09.2025

Philips introduces budget-friendly Hue bulbs as part of major lineup overhaul - Ars Technica

New accessories also add Matter support, for those to whom that matters.

Ars Technica

06.09.2025

COVID vaccine locations vanish from Google Maps due to supposed “technical issue” - Ars Technica

Finally, a reason to use Bing Maps.

Ars Technica

06.09.2025

Microsoft open-sources Bill Gates’ 6502 BASIC from 1978 - Ars Technica

Historic interpreter taught millions to program on Commodore and Apple computers.

Ars Technica

06.09.2025

Sting operation kills “copycat” sports piracy site with 1.6B visits last year - Ars Technica

Original Streameast pirating site was taken down before but remains accesible today.

Ars Technica

06.09.2025

What to expect (and not expect) from yet another September Apple event - Ars Technica

An all-new iPhone variant, plus a long list of useful (if predictable) upgrades.

Ars Technica

06.09.2025

Lenovo demos laptop with a screen you can swivel into portrait mode - Ars Technica

No OLED required.

Ars Technica

06.09.2025

Ignoring Trump threats, Europe hits Google with 2.95B euro fine for adtech monopoly - Ars Technica

The EU could seek to break up Google’s ad division.

Ars Technica

04.09.2025

reMarkable’s newest E-Ink writing tablet is a 7.3-inch, $449 handheld slab - Ars Technica

New device stays laser-focused on the writing experience, for better or worse.

Ars Technica

04.09.2025

Google’s Material 3 Expressive UI rolls out to Pixel 6 and newer - Ars Technica

Google’s latest updates include a smattering of features for Pixels and other Android phones.

Ars Technica

03.09.2025

Google won’t have to sell Chrome, judge rules - Ars Technica

Google’s penalty for being a search monopoly does not include selling Chrome.

Ars Technica

03.09.2025

Google says Gmail security is “strong and effective” as it denies major breach - Ars Technica

Google refutes claims that all 2.5 billion Gmail users are at risk.

Ars Technica

03.09.2025

The new Dolby Vision 2 HDR standard is probably going to be controversial - Ars Technica

It addresses two scourges of modern TV viewing—but maybe not in the way we want.

Ars Technica

03.09.2025

Noctua’s 3D-printed mod singlehandedly makes the Framework Desktop run quieter - Ars Technica

Many Framework Desktop mods are cosmetic, but this is a functional improvement.

Ars Technica

02.09.2025

Google Pixel 10 series review: Don’t call it an Android - Ars Technica

Google’s new Pixel phones are better, but only a little.

Ars Technica

02.09.2025

Windows 11 25H2 update hits its last stop before release to the general public - Ars Technica

The 25H2 update will be a quiet one, after 24H2’s under-the-hood overhauls.

Ars Technica

02.09.2025

Video player looks like a 1-inch TV from the ’60s and is wondrous, pointless fun - Ars Technica

TV static and remote included.

Ars Technica

02.09.2025

700-piece Lego G3 iMac design faces long-shot odds to get made, but I still want one - Ars Technica

Begging Apple to let another company make Macs for the first time since the ’90s.

Ars Technica

02.09.2025

The fight against labeling long-term streaming rentals as “purchases” you “buy” - Ars Technica

New law emboldens complaints against digital content rentals labled as purchases.

Ars Technica

02.09.2025

Blogging service TypePad is shutting down and taking all blog content with it - Ars Technica

After years of neglect, TypePad and everything on it goes away on September 30.

Ars Technica

28.08.2025

Corsair’s PC-dockable screen helped me monitor my PC components and news feeds - Ars Technica

Corsair’s Xeneon Edge is the best at what it does but is software-dependent.

Ars Technica

27.08.2025

Apple set to unveil next-gen iPhones and other devices on September 9 - Ars Technica

Expect Apple’s next-gen iPhones, software release dates, and some other devices.

Ars Technica

27.08.2025

Framework Laptop 16 update brings Nvidia GeForce to the modular gaming laptop - Ars Technica

Older Ryzen 7040-based model will stick around at $1,299 as a lower-end option.

Ars Technica

27.08.2025

Parallels Desktop 26 offers a lot to enterprise users, a little to consumers - Ars Technica

There are no major new consumer features. Enterprises get a few things though.

Ars Technica

26.08.2025

Like Intel before it, AMD blames motherboard makers for burnt-out CPUs - Ars Technica

Users of X3D CPUs in ASRock motherboards seem to be at particularly high risk.

Ars Technica

26.08.2025

Google will block sideloading of unverified Android apps starting next year - Ars Technica

Google says it’s no different than checking IDs at the airport.

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Jef Raskin’s cul-de-sac and the quest for the humane computer - Ars Technica

Gmail gets a dedicated place to track all your purchases - Ars Technica

HBO Max is “way underpriced,” Warner Bros. Discovery CEO says - Ars Technica

One of Google’s new Pixel 10 AI features has already been removed - Ars Technica

Apple “started from scratch” to design all-new iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max - Ars Technica

Apple introduces AirPods Pro 3 with live translation feature - Ars Technica

iPhone 17 Air is real—here’s what’s new in Apple’s extra-thin handset - Ars Technica

Reddit bug caused lesbian subreddit to be labeled as a place for “straight” women - Ars Technica

Apple adds hypertension and sleep-quality monitoring to Watch Ultra 3, Series 11 - Ars Technica

Hands-on with Apple’s new iPhones: Beauty and the beast and the regular-looking one - Ars Technica

Apple announces $799 iPhone 17 with bigger 6.3-inch always-on ProMotion screen, A19 chip - Ars Technica

iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26 Tahoe, and Apple’s other OS updates launch September 15 - Ars Technica

New iPhones use Apple N1 wireless chip—and we’ll probably start seeing it everywhere - Ars Technica

In court filing, Google concedes the open web is in “rapid decline” - Ars Technica

Tiny Vinyl is a new pocketable record format for the Spotify age - Ars Technica

Philips introduces budget-friendly Hue bulbs as part of major lineup overhaul - Ars Technica

COVID vaccine locations vanish from Google Maps due to supposed “technical issue” - Ars Technica

Microsoft open-sources Bill Gates’ 6502 BASIC from 1978 - Ars Technica

Sting operation kills “copycat” sports piracy site with 1.6B visits last year - Ars Technica

What to expect (and not expect) from yet another September Apple event - Ars Technica

Lenovo demos laptop with a screen you can swivel into portrait mode - Ars Technica

Ignoring Trump threats, Europe hits Google with 2.95B euro fine for adtech monopoly - Ars Technica

reMarkable’s newest E-Ink writing tablet is a 7.3-inch, $449 handheld slab - Ars Technica

Google’s Material 3 Expressive UI rolls out to Pixel 6 and newer - Ars Technica

Google won’t have to sell Chrome, judge rules - Ars Technica

Google says Gmail security is “strong and effective” as it denies major breach - Ars Technica

The new Dolby Vision 2 HDR standard is probably going to be controversial - Ars Technica

Noctua’s 3D-printed mod singlehandedly makes the Framework Desktop run quieter - Ars Technica

Google Pixel 10 series review: Don’t call it an Android - Ars Technica

Windows 11 25H2 update hits its last stop before release to the general public - Ars Technica

Video player looks like a 1-inch TV from the ’60s and is wondrous, pointless fun - Ars Technica

700-piece Lego G3 iMac design faces long-shot odds to get made, but I still want one - Ars Technica

The fight against labeling long-term streaming rentals as “purchases” you “buy” - Ars Technica

Blogging service TypePad is shutting down and taking all blog content with it - Ars Technica

Corsair’s PC-dockable screen helped me monitor my PC components and news feeds - Ars Technica

Apple set to unveil next-gen iPhones and other devices on September 9 - Ars Technica

Framework Laptop 16 update brings Nvidia GeForce to the modular gaming laptop - Ars Technica

Parallels Desktop 26 offers a lot to enterprise users, a little to consumers - Ars Technica

Like Intel before it, AMD blames motherboard makers for burnt-out CPUs - Ars Technica

Google will block sideloading of unverified Android apps starting next year - Ars Technica

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