Hands-off charging could open the door to a revolution in autonomous freight. Driverless truck meets robot EV charger in Sweden […]
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Sierra made the games of my childhood. Are they still fun to play?
Get ready for some nostalgia. My Ars colleagues were kicking back at the Orbital HQ water cooler the other day, […]
Motorola Razr and Razr Ultra (2025) review: Cool as hell, but too much AI
The new Razrs are sleek, capable, and overflowing with AI features. Motorola’s 2025 Razr refresh includes its first Ultra model. […]
GM’s LMR battery breakthrough means more range at a lower cost
Kelty also believes it just makes sense to localize production. He pointed out that when consumer electronics with batteries took […]
The tinkerers who opened up a fancy coffee maker to AI brewing
(Ars contacted Fellow Products for comment on AI brewing and profile sharing and will update this post if we get […]
Doom: The Dark Ages review: Shields up!
Prepare to add a more defensive stance to the usual dodge-and-shoot gameplay loop. There’s a reason that shield is so […]
Ars Technica’s gift guide for Mother’s Day: Give mom some cool things
say hi to your mom for me Wondering what to get the mom who has everything? We’ve got some ideas! […]
SpaceX pushed “sniper” theory with the feds far more than is publicly known
“It came out of nowhere, and it was really violent.” The Amos 6 satellite is lost atop a Falcon 9 […]
“Older than Google,” this Elder Scrolls wiki has been helping gamers for 30 years
Interviewing the people behind the 30-year-old Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages. The team is still keeping up with new updates, including […]
Redditor accidentally reinvents discarded ’90s tool to escape today’s age gates
Skip to content The ’90s called. They want their flawed age verification methods back. Credit: Aurich Lawson | Getty Images […]