Google researchers try to replicate the “cocktail party effect” for computers. | Continue reading
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Assistant Game Director Aaron Keller explains what went into making Rialto fun. | Continue reading
"Get a chance to have your say on Muslim immigration without politically censorship." | Continue reading
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The bar for exploiting potentially serious DDR weakness keeps getting lower. | Continue reading
Sony threw redrawn textures onto 2007 PSP version for last year's PS4 "remaster" | Continue reading
Developers must remove violations before they can resubmit their apps for review. | Continue reading
Rules against blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization to be eliminated. | Continue reading
ZTE apparently couldn't continue without Qualcomm chips and Android software. | Continue reading
Dreams of a wall-mount compatible Android TV solution will have to wait. | Continue reading
Five-day forecasts are as good now as two-day forecasts were in 1998. | Continue reading
Bridenstine did not mention the Space Launch System rocket or the Orion spacecraft. | Continue reading
REM’s original album engineers tell Ars how they harnessed Dolby Atmos to blow us away. | Continue reading
Server users will really like 18.04, but the newest Ubuntu works great for all Linux fans. | Continue reading
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Apple already required this of new apps; now it's needed to update old ones. | Continue reading
WebAudio change means HTML5 games won't work without developer action. | Continue reading
Customers who don't have AppleCare could get saddled with big repair bills. | Continue reading
17.6 million driver's license numbers, thousands of ID images stolen in breach. | Continue reading
Hints to more new voices, "continued conversation" and "pretty please" modes. | Continue reading
Sensors detected Elaine Herzberg, but software reportedly decided to ignore her. | Continue reading
We're unsure about the best material and don't have the measurements to know. | Continue reading
Review: What does fake news even mean when you can no longer distinguish reality? | Continue reading
Site called for "a bit of brutality and vengeance by our guys on the border." | Continue reading
South Wales Police: "No facial recognition system is 100% accurate under all conditions." | Continue reading
Android P Preview 2, an Android TV dongle, Android Things 1.0, and more! | Continue reading
Google's solution to IoT security is to do all the updates itself, for free. | Continue reading
We learned a lot talking to two-time lidar startup founder Angus Pacala. | Continue reading
CubeSats could be launched in swarms to planets in the outer Solar System. | Continue reading
"Secure backdoors" might sound good—but are they possible? | Continue reading
Shifts in who has power to spread information have led to a resurgence in fringe ideas. | Continue reading
Google Play Newsstand, Google's magazine app, would close down. | Continue reading
Though sloppy at times, Winnti Umbrella remain advanced and extremely prolific. | Continue reading
A chemical reaction he suggested can now be done, and it makes a great membrane. | Continue reading
A chemical reaction he suggested can now be done, and it makes a great membrane. | Continue reading
The relationship between Tesla and the NTSB has been rather frosty lately. | Continue reading
"Show us that it's being adopted in the industry, and we'll put it in.” | Continue reading
New NOTAM cites "multiple lazing events involving a high-power laser" in Djibouti. | Continue reading
AT&T blames "unintentional IP address conflict," promises to fix it. | Continue reading
YouTube tempts advertisers with vast reach, new celebrity shows. | Continue reading
The feds just threw Tesla under the bus on Autopilot safety. | Continue reading
Scandal broke in 2015, VW has paid out billions since. | Continue reading
Hard-hitting choices and loss management define a fantastic tactical experience. | Continue reading
"They are even being exploited by the federal government to fuel mass deportations." | Continue reading
A reminder that the only way to keep data private is to keep it off social media. | Continue reading