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Botched Sega Forever launch blighted by poor emulation

The concept behind Sega Forever is a good one: bring a selection of classic Sega games to iOS and Android, and let people play...

How 7 words unfit for TV fostered an open Internet 20 years ago today

Twenty years ago today the Supreme Court issued a landmark decision and unanimously overturned congressional legislation that made it unlawful to transmit "indecent" material...

Dealmaster: Get a Dell Inspiron gaming laptop with Skylake CPU for just $735

Greetings, Arsians! Courtesy of our partners at TechBargains, we have a number of new deals to share today. On the top of our...

Ram is recalling more than a million trucks for faulty software

Dodgy software code controlling side airbags and safety belt pretensioners is responsible for a recall affecting more than a million Ram pickup trucks. On...

Massive ransomware attack hits UK hospitals, Spanish banks

A large number of hospitals, GPs, and walk-in clinics across England have been locked down by a ransomware attack, reports suggest. There are also...

Microsoft confirms coming keyboard support for Xbox One games

It's been nearly a year since Microsoft's Phil Spencer promised we were "not years away, it’s more like months away" from full support for...

Slip-triggered wearable robot twists elderly people’s hips to prevent falls

With a slip and a twist, a robotic device that fits around an elderly person’s pelvis can avert a perilous tumble, Italian researchers report...

Gizmodo went phishing with the Trump team—will they catch a charge?

Earlier this week, the team at Gizmodo's Special Projects Desk published a report on how they "phished" members of the administration and campaign teams...

SpaceX may finally be reaching a nirvana of high flight rates

Due to accidents, production issues, and other factors, SpaceX has in recent years failed to achieve a "high volume" launch rate of a dozen or...

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