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  Is government regulation needed to ensure net neutrality? Cato Institute scholar and Ars contributor Tim Lee argues that net neutrality advocates are right about the importance of an open Internet—but wrong to... Posted Nov 14 2008, 07:40 AM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: legislation, ars, net neutrality, contributor, open internet, tim lee, scholar, cato institute, advocates

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  Little sister is watching: Ars reviews Mirror's Edge Mirror's Edge promised to bring something new and exciting to gaming. Ars reviews a game that should be taught in classes about design, but that no... Posted Nov 10 2008, 09:00 PM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: game, ars, mirror

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  Android liberation: T-Mobile G1 jailbroken The Android-based G1 phone has been jailbroken. Ars explains why this is a big step forward and why an open device needs to be jailbroken in the first... Posted Nov 05 2008, 12:05 PM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: ars, g1

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  Hands on: Facebook redesign tries to clear the social smog Facebook has launched a long-anticipated redesign with usability, content aggregation, and privacy in mind. Ars Technica goes hands on to see how far the... Posted Jul 21 2008, 06:16 PM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: usability, ars, content aggregation

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  DC.Ars: running the POEM@Home gauntlet DC.Ars returns with a request for help on POEM@Home, an innovative protein-folding project. Read More... Read More... Posted Jun 02 2008, 05:49 PM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: ars, poem, protein

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  First look: PluggedIn brings HD music videos to the 'Net Most users tolerate the poor-quality music videos uploaded to YouTube simply because it's convenient, but PluggedIn thinks it can do better by offering... Posted Apr 16 2008, 10:26 AM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: music videos, hd, broadcast, ars, quality music, poor quality

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  Retailers offering credits/refunds to early HD DVD adopters With HD DVD officially dead, multiple retailers are reaching out to soften the loss for early adopters, and maybe entice them back into the store. Ars... Posted Mar 22 2008, 10:20 AM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: early adopters, hd, ars, ins

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  First look: Firefox 3 beta 4 brings new Vista hotness Mozilla has officially released Firefox 3 beta 4, which includes new icons for Vista. Ars takes a first look at the new features and concludes that Firefox... Posted Mar 10 2008, 07:03 PM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: beta, new features, firefox, ars, adoption

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  Travel 2.0? Hands on with Zicasso, a great first attempt Personalized travel service hasn't evolved well with the rest of the Web, but Zicasso aims to change that. By partnering with hundreds of travel agencies... Posted Mar 09 2008, 06:00 PM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: ars, travel service, travel industry, hasn, personalized travel, travel agencies, travelers, new travel

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  Patents on video game mechanics to strangle innovation, fun As the gaming industry grows more competitive, patenting broad ideas and game mechanics is an increasingly popular activity. Ars takes a look at the dangers... Posted Mar 09 2008, 01:31 PM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: ars, bad news, gaming industry, game mechanics

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  Live coverage of the iPhone Software Roadmap announcement Apple has some iPhone announcements on tap today, and Ars has live coverage of the event on offer. Read More... Read More... Posted Mar 06 2008, 09:45 AM by Ars Technica Feeds Filed under: apple, iphone, tap, ars, live coverage