Dachannien writes "Patently-O and Ars Technica report that Lodsys has filed suit [here's the complaint] in the Eastern District of Texas against seven iPhone developers, asserting that the defendants are infringing two patents. Apple had previously indicated their belief that ...

In 1998, Ask Ars was an early feature of the newly launched Ars Technica. Now, as then, it's all about your questions and our ...

cozzbp writes with this excerpt from Ars Technica: "A little over a week after its release, The Witcher 2 is getting its first patch, and with it all versions of the game will now be DRM free. 'Our approach to countering ...

theodp writes "When he walked into the dentist's office, Ars Technica's Timothy B. Lee was looking for cleaner teeth, but was shown the door after expressing outrage at being asked to first sign a 'mutual privacy agreement' calling for him ...

icebraining writes with a link to Ars Technica's look at the recent rejection of WebP by Mozilla Developer Joe Drew."Building mainstream support for a new media format is challenging, especially when the advantages are ambiguous. WebM was attractive to some ...

An anonymous reader writes with this excerpt from Ars Technica: "Two researchers at Georgia Tech can tell you exactly how American ISPs shape Internet traffic, and which ones do so. Bottom line: of the five largest Internet providers in the ...

Op-ed. The North Carolina Cable and Telecommunications Association responds to a Free Press "hatchet job" and argues that cities rolling out their own broadband, ...

The Wall Street Journal's op-ed page this week quoted "the respected geek site Ars Technica" while waxing eloquent about Internet data caps—and, rather surprisingly, ...

As the Ars Technica team convenes in Chicago for two days of meetings, we're running some polls and surveys to learn more about what ...

Reviews have been an integral part of Ars Technica from the beginning of the site 1.29 × 10-1 centuries ago. Getting our hands on ...

Yesterday I explained why Ars Technica would not be publishing a review of the Brink code we were given, and I still believe that ...

In 1998, Ask Ars was an early feature of the newly launched Ars Technica. Now, as then, it's all about your questions and ...

iPad users will soon be able to subscribe to a number of Condé Nast magazines via Apple's in-app subscription system, starting with The New ...

suraj.sun writes with this quote from Ars Technica: "Alki David, the wealthy film producer and entrepreneur behind sites like FilmOn, has sued CNET and its owner, CBS, for providing hundreds of millions of downloads of LimeWire P2P software over the last ...

Image: Ars Technica SOE hasn’t had a good month already, and yesterday it got a whole lot worse. The crisis at Sony deepened on Tuesday as it admitted that an extra 25 million customers who played games on its Sony Online Entertainment (SOE) ...

In 1998, Ask Ars was an early feature of the newly launched Ars Technica. Now, as then, it's all about your questions and our ...

Facebook shoots first, ignores questions later; account lock-out attack works (Update X): Facebook has removed the Ars Technica Facebook page for alleged infringement, but ...

suraj.sun writes with this unhappy news, as reported by Ars Technica: "The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that AT&T — and indeed, any company — could block class-action suits arising from disputes with customers and instead force those customers into ...

Ars Technica Microsoft contributor Peter Bright will be appearing on BBC over the weekend. Peter will be discussing Windows on ARM and how Microsoft's ...

Although the term "social network" has been applied to services like Facebook, real social networks, as defined by common interests or shared experiences, exist ...

Ask Ars was one of the first features of the newly born Ars Technica back in 1998. And now, as then, it's all about ...

suraj.sun writes with this excerpt from Ars Technica: "Garen Meguerian and a team of lawyers are taking Apple to task for 'inducing' children to spend hundreds of dollars of their parents' money on in-app game purchases. Meguerian filed a class-action lawsuit ...

Martey writes "Ars Technica reports that a server problem with the DRM authentication servers has caused Dragon Age: Origins players to be locked out of any saved games that include downloadable content. Quoting: 'Thanks to a combination of DRM idiocy ...

The legal action between Sony and George Hotz has come to a close, with both sides seemingly happy with the results. Sony has Hotz ...

In 1998, Ask Ars was an early feature of the newly-launched Ars Technica. Now, as then, it's all about your questions and our ...

Ars Technica freelancer Eriq Gardner was recently sued over a photo that appeared in a piece he wrote for us last year. The flimsy ...

When a game reviewer is given a copy of a game for consideration, we're almost always told when we're allowed to publish the review. ...

Ars System Guide: March 2011 Edition: The latest installment of the Ars Technica System Guide brings Intel's new Sandy Bridge processor to our recommendations ...

Not content with just suing sources, small out-of-state nonprofits, bloggers who get 20 hits per day, and other massive copyright pirates, newspaper litigation firm ...

A devoted member of the Ars Technica family and long-time leader in our gaming and hardware communities has died suddenly. ...

csaw.csaw writes "According to Ars Technica, 'Hotz is slamming Sony's arguments at every turn. Sony claims there is a PSN account that Hotz created? Well, the serial number is wrong and anyone could have made that account. The manuals contained ...

Johnny Ryan's A History of the Internet and the Digital Future has just been released and is already drawing rave reviews. Ars Technica is ...

In 1998, Ask Ars was an early feature of the newly launched Ars Technica. Now, as then, it's all about your questions and ...

Introduction The PC industry is tightly coupled ...

lothos writes "Pornography will have its own top-level domain, dot-XXX, the board of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers decided today." Ars Technica has a short but thoroughly-linked article tracing some of the long history (in Internet time) ...