Will gladly join your bookclub if it involves any of these, GQ.

NASA sciences up Halloween :thumbsup: (via WIRED)

We need a writer + TV ninja who can explain OLED and HDR in Ars-level depth. If that’s you, contact us with bio and clips: http://arstechnica.com/contact-us/

Who needs bezels anyway?

A week after a slew of gear announcements, we're still thinking about this one.

This brain parasite is not responsible for making humans post all those cat photos (or so we think) http://arstechnica.com/…/a-tiny-brain-parasite-seems-to-ma…/

Tech startups are building massive empires and raking in billions of dollars off the back of low-paid workers without much rights - which just isn't right, argues one of our writers.

The US-EU trade deal might've been scuppered - but it looks like the Canada-EU deal will still make it through.

Your Halloween treat from us: At a hair under 50k words total, this (Updated) History of Android is now almost the same length as the Stephen King's The Gunslinger.

The Polar M600: Is a true Android Wear sports watch worth $330? https://arstechnica.com/…/polar-m600-review-a-fitness-and-…/

"Jones and the lawyers who work with him have squeezed royalty payments from more than 800 companies over the years..." O_o

All, can we please stop the price gouging?

Reader ddremund is probably right (which is what makes this #PLATO piece a gem): "So many people these days seem to think that computing started with the Apple I and gaming started with the Atari 2600..."

We can't continue screwing up Earth and hoping we have Mars as a backup plan, says Amazon's Bezos.

A big ruling against Uber, which might have to start paying drivers minimum wage and paying for holiday days.

Be a hero to someone, gift the young nephew/niece/cousin/etc. a board game called Poop this holiday season.

Videogame. Nerd. Heaven.

To the moon (Saturn's moon, that is.)

Still nightmare fuel

Sports ads, guuuuuuhhhhh