Tom Mendelsohn /
Contributing Sub Editor
Tom is Ars Technica UK's Contributing Sub Editor and sometime news reporter.
Law would hew closer to US regulations; UK cops wouldn't have to prove aircraft danger.
Protesters deleted Uber app over firm's handling of Trump's travel ban order.
Jack Dorsey says company will do more to tackle hate speech on the service.
International HQ will move from one tax haven to another.
Networking giant hopes to move beyond struggling core biz in pricey strategy shift.
Android version seeks intrusive permissions, sends lots of data to servers in China.
Perplexing signage will be slightly less perplexing in a bid to help tourists out.
Will invite regulators to take test drive in yet-to-be-approved borough.
Bootmode exploit gave attackers ability to hack modem, eavesdrop on calls.
Crashes, rough edges abound, but there's a kernel of enjoyment to be found.
Trial limits drones to a nine-mile route.
Satellite-based system aims to modernize air traffic, make aircraft more efficient.
Microsoft issued another patch on Tuesday that fixes the problem.
US president-elect hits out at spiraling costs of the joint strike fighter.
Undercover probe finds series of "intolerable conditions" at mega-warehouse.
It's not about maintaining a public image—“We are convinced this is good for business."
Referred to as "the Tesla of trucks," the firm is aiming for a 2020 release.
ASA rejects complaints, citing game's procedural generation as valid defense.
Low-tech malware snares users via flaws in social networks' code to spread automatically.
Plan is to enroll 500 students each year and put them on a heavy diet of infosec.
Company behind Norton bets big on identity-theft protection services.
Apple says the recall does not represent a safety issue.
Messaging firms take big steps to lure masses to video chats.
All-out trade war promised if president-elect follows through on campaign promises.
Huge breach reveals 15 million "deleted" accounts among compromised data...
For some reason, it's only available through the Chinese Vive store for now.
Internet access in Turkey restricted after political arrests, says monitoring group.
Landmark ruling means UK Uber drivers are entitled to holidays, sick pay, minimum wage.