Gallery: GDC 2015 shows off inventive controllers and Atari history
Our visual tour looks at gaming's past and some odd directions for gaming's future.
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Gallery: Celebrating gaming at PAX East 2015
Video and pictures from the Eastern seaboard's largest gathering of gamers.
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Hands-on with the Retina MacBook: One-port wonder
Apple's minimalist laptop uses creative solutions to cover up its shortcomings.
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To digitize a brain, first slice 2,000 times with a very sharp blade
The Digital Brain Library is part open science, part art project.
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Hands-on: Lumia 640 ought to be enough for anybody
A well-rounded smartphone experience for less than $250. Why pay more?
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Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge hands-on: Samsung finally builds a premium smartphone
The all-glass Galaxy S6 brings top-tier build quality to Samsung's lineup.
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Ars kicks off March with Hacker Movie Madness
Help us narrow down Hollywood's best hacking movies, starting with 16 contestants.
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Hands-on with the HTC One M9—last year’s design with higher specs
HTC dumps the camera gimmicks and adds a new SoC. It also made a fitness band.
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Leveling up the barcade: A visit to Chicago’s Pac-Man themed Level 257
Ars beta tests Namco's new restaurant/ arcade/bowling alley in suburban Chicago.
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Finding smart ways to build smart things at GE Global Research Europe
Video: We visit GE’s Munich campus and see robots, sensors, scientists, and big data.
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New Nintendo 3DS XL review: Return to the third dimension
Glasses-free 3D improvements impress, but other changes are more marginal.
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The first Tizen smartphone isn’t an “Android killer”—it’s a bad Android clone
Review: Samsung's Android alternative arrives, but it's no match for the real thing.
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With PlayStation Now, Sony proves that game streaming works
Streamable PS3 game selection is a bit lacking, but service provides a good sampler.
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From CPU modeling to clean water, GE’s China Technology Center tackles it all
Meet some of the people we talked to during our time in Shanghai.
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Inside New York City’s newest recycling center
Machines use science to separate a stream of waste into valuable raw materials.
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That’s a wrap: The Consumer Electronics Show distilled to 2 minutes
The last CES post you'll ever begrudgingly click but then think is kinda fun.
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CES video wrap: Gear VR is so much better than we thought it would be
We strapped a phone to our face, and it was actually pretty awesome.
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Watch us try the Virtuix Omni treadmill
See, hear, feel, and smell (well, not smell) us running in virtual reality.
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Wandering the Robotics Marketplace at CES
We go robot hunting at CES and bump into all kinds of interesting bots.
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One-on-one with FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez about the Internet of Things
Video: The FTC wants new industries to think privacy first.
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Hands-on: Both of HP’s cheap mini desktops are easy to open and upgrade
Unlike the Stream laptops, the specs in these boxes are just a starting point.
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Qualcomm throws down a marker to other connected cars
Snapdragon processors, wireless networking, and safety-enhancing sensors.
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Chilling with the Ars staff after hours at CES
An '80s-themed party with ’10s-era tech.
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BMW i3 review: A city car for the future
Exotic composites, environmental creds, and BMW's driving dynamics?
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From PC to Navy, Ars pits casual flight sim skills against a real cockpit trainer
"You probably would have clipped noses off the planes lined up on the flight line there."
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Anti-doxing strategy—or, how to avoid 50 Qurans and $287 of Chick-Fil-A
Act before it's too late. Simple strategies can minimize the physical toll of doxing.
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Recycling in the US: An off-again, on-again love affair
It became a booming industry despite facing a series of intractable tradeoffs.
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Review: New Chromebook Pixel is still lovely hardware with limited appeal
It's $300 cheaper and lasts over twice as long, but few need a premium Chromebook.
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Porn and the patrol car—one cop’s 2 hour-a-day habit
"Taxpayers... do not pay you to watch pornographic images."
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To digitize a brain, first slice 2,000 times with a very sharp blade
The Digital Brain Library is part open science, part art project.
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