Office for Home: A visual tour
Office is cloud-friendly, re-themed for touch and Windows 8—but it’s still Office.
Office is cloud-friendly, re-themed for touch and Windows 8—but it’s still Office.
HP's EliteBook 8770w is more laptop than most will ever need (or use).
Multi-step process removes electrons, accelerates ions, then neutralizes them.
RIM attempts reinvent itself and its fading phones; we won't miss a second of it.
Using open source frameworks to help Palm live on via re-purposed Nexus devices.
CleanIT has some odd ideas on stopping online extremism.
Power generation, a tiny contribution to warming, pushes heat toward poles.
Could the success of Ultra HD lie in the hands of console gamers?
Researchers are trying to understand the impact of the Atlantic's big cycles.
Why these apps are awful and what you really need to do about your slow PC.
Defendant says Prenda promised to drop lawsuit after fishing expedition.
Get some help if you have commit issues.
PBS will show the story of the Texas State School Board's assault on facts.
The Ars OpenForum discusses the essential features of the 4S and the 5.
Unlike Darwin, Wallace's name passed into obscurity upon his death in 1913.
Need to store those essential files somewhere else? These will do the trick.
Capcom reawakens its devil with the best hack-and-slash combat in years.
Will look into burning methane clathrates in situ on the ocean floor.
A gallery from NASA's recent mission to explore the Sun's hottest region.
Also reported company to the government for illegal labor practices.
NASA pulls giant engine parts from museums, remakes 'em, and lights 'em up.
The Windows Division once more becomes the company's biggest money-maker.
But he warns Congressmen that the payoff can take decades.
Model of the huge explosions solves theoretical and observational mysteries.
A measurement that's off by 7 standard deviations may hint at new physics.
New suite arrives today; will users forego permanent license for "Office" lifestyle?
New features come at the expense of previous in-game progress.
The tablet is a modest success, and it appears Google will stick with Nexus.
Poor Bob fell off his toilet, resulting in urgent need for a heart transplant.
Warren Spector-led studio shuttered after disappointing sales for sequel.
Why did prosecutors seek 50 years in prison and $1 million in fines?
Ars' Apple Editor is doing Tech Talk on January 31 and a panel on February 1.
Android and Raspberry Pi users are also included in the update.
Apple has announced it's expanding its existing line of fourth-generation iPads.
Twitter's second "Transparency Report" shows increasingly aggressive tactics.
America's ongoing dispute with Antigua and Barbuda created bizarre situation.
A leaked spec sheet says that HP's Chromebook will be the largest yet.
Vizzini says he took "a word that meant hate and turned it into something good."
It also updates support for iTunes 11's Up Next feature.
Hardware stocks rise as cultural ministry hints at easing of 2000 console ban.
The update also benefits iTunes Match users who download songs from iCloud.
Fix that was supposed to make malware attacks harder can be easily circumvented.
RIM releases full list of BlackBerry World content partners
Forming long-term memories are too costly when resources are at a premium.
Let your robot work for you while you relax in a trio of office chairs!
We loved Google's 7-inch tablet, but it lacks Amazon's official backing.
iOS beta shows support for 128GB flash drives, despite the current 64GB limit.
Yes, this is definitely a Linux phone.
NASA has joined ESA's mission to photograph two billion galaxies.
StopFileLockers.com wanted Mega resellers to withdraw PayPal processing.
With Spotify, Rdio, et al.—do we need another (even one with Karaoke-style lyrics)?
Group says it will release information on Supreme Court Justices if reforms aren't made.
Step into our 500-person LARPing feature.
Fourth Circuit says additional "2703(d) orders" need not be disclosed.
"iPhone 5S" is expected to have an upgraded camera and flash, too.
If your phone is too cumbersome or embarrassing, this accessory saves face.
Switching carriers without permission could run afoul of the DMCA.
But the plaintiff demanded to be paid back at $67/day, which he likely won't get.
It's game over for a patent troll that sued nearly 50 big retailers.
Our LARPing correspondent embeds with the armies of Bellum Aeternus.
The tablet balances size, performance, and battery life with some success.
New service is bulletproof, says Dotcom—the most lawyered-up startup ever.