Chrome OS Is Coming To Tablets, Leaked Acer Device Suggests
If you've been looking forward to someone making a Chrome OS tablet, then you should know your weird prayers have been answered. Such a device…
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'Game Of Thrones' Will Return In April 2019, Says Star Maisie Williams
Earlier this month, HBO broke our hearts when it confirmed, once and for all, that Game of Thrones wouldn't be back for its final season…
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SpaceX Will Reportedly Launch Its Falcon Heavy Rocket On February 6th
According to NASA Space Flight, SpaceX finally has a launch date set for its Falcon Heavy rocket. The launch should happen in the afternoon of February…
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Verizon Has Matched T-Mobile's Killer iPhone X Deal
For the first two months that it was on sale, you were lucky if you could even find an iPhone X in stock, let alone…
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Plastics Are Suffocating Ocean Reefs Because Humans Can't Stop Being Lazy Slobs
The world's coral reefs are already in serious trouble thanks to climate change that has bleached (read: utterly devastated) massive stretches of ocean habitat, and…
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Apple's First New iPhone Of 2018 Will Reportedly Launch As Soon As May
The Apple rumor mill got something of a shakeup on Friday morning when a new report popped up that completely contradicts what we thought we…
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Everything There Is To Know About The Galaxy S9 And Galaxy S9+ Just Leaked
Samsung confirmed during CES that its next-generation Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ flagship smartphones would be announced in February. Then, earlier this week, Samsung confirmed…
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Scientists Actually Just Figured Out How To Make Real Floating 'Holograms'
We've seen countless science fiction technologies make their way to the real world over the past few decades, but one has always eluded us: holograms.…
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Preorders For Apple's HomePod Are Now Live
After being unveiled last summer and then delayed multiple times, Apple's HomePod smart speaker is finally available to preorder as of this morning on Apple's…
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180,000-Year-Old Human Fossil Discovery Changes What We Thought We Knew About Mankind's History
A great deal has happened in recent history that changes everything we thought we knew about the dawn of our species. Now, a newly discovered…
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Intel Promises Hardware Fixes For Meltdown And Spectre Vulnerabilities, But Only For New Chips
Intel on Thursday reported its financial results for Q4 2017, posting great numbers for the period: $17.1 billion in revenue, or an increase of 8%.…
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Dell Has Another Cheap Chromebook That'll Make You Reconsider Your Windows Laptop
There are two main types of Chromebooks that companies sell today: Consumer-grade Windows laptop replacements, costing anywhere from $300 to $500, and cheap-as-possible machines designed…
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The Doomsday Clock Hasn't Been This Close To Midnight Since The First H-Bomb Test
You might not agree with them, but doomsday experts say we're the closest to a disaster since 1953. That's when the first hydrogen bomb was…
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Apple's New TV Project With 'La La Land' Creator Proves That It's Dead Serious About Competing With Netflix And HBO
With a reported $1 billion at its discretion to develop and acquire original content, Apple's TV chiefs -- Zack Van Amburg and Jamie Erlicht --…
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'Super Zelda 64' Mod Mashes Up Two Of The Best N64 Games Of All Time
Mario and Zelda have long been Nintendo's two premier franchises. Mario games set the standard for the platforming genre, while Zelda games continue to reinvent…
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LG Hits Back Against Reports That Its 2018 Flagship Will Be Delayed
LG launched a great phone early last year, the LG G6, and then the Galaxy S8 came along and killed it. That was LG's own…
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'Terminator'-Inspired Robotic Exoskeleton Maker Cyberdyne Scores FDA Approval
We joke a lot about the "inevitable" robot apocalypse, but aside from a few scary developments it seems like humanity is much more likely to…
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This Year's iPhone X Models Tipped To Have Even Bigger Batteries
Of course, we expect better battery life from this year's iPhones, just as we expect them to be faster than their predecessors and to introduce…
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Tesla Is Having More Issues With Model 3 Battery Production Than Initially Imagined
Despite all of the progress Tesla has made with respect to ramping up Model 3 production, a new report from CNBC claims that problems with…
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Early HomePod Review: Sound Is Superior To The Echo And Google Home, But Siri May Be A Liability
After a brief delay, Apple's HomePod smart speaker will finally hit store shelves on February 9. Sporting a $349 sticker price, the HomePod isn't exactly…
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Apple's Growing Self-Driving Car Initiative Now Includes 30 Test Vehicles
A little more than a year ago, Apple decided to completely shift the focus of its car research initiative. After reaching the conclusion that developing…
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Researchers Invent New Smart Contact Lenses That Might Beat Google's To Market
Measuring glucose without poking a patient with a needle is one of the white whales of modern medicine, and that's because so many people around…
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Scientists Rebuilt A 30,000-Year-Old Woolly Rhino, And Its Name Is Sasha
We often think of dinosaurs as the coolest creatures to have walked the Earth before mankind began its bizarre march towards the present, but you…
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You Can Download The iOS 11.3 Public Beta Right Now
Yesterday, Apple seeded the first beta of iOS 11.3 to developers on its paid channel. As is tradition, it followed up today with the first…
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Average Smartphone Prices Are Way Up, Thanks To The iPhone X And Galaxy Note 8
2017 was a bumper year for flagship phones. The Galaxy Note series was back after the Galaxy Note 7 battery debacle, and Apple released the…
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Here's How Scientists Are Going To Detect Alien Life From Millions Of Miles Away
When it comes to alien hunting, astronomers have already done a pretty good job of checking out the planets in our own cosmic backyard. Sure,…
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OnePlus Just Released The Most Disturbing Smartphone Ad We've Ever Seen
Smartphone speed comparison tests are common practice nowadays, but they don't usually come from smartphone makers. YouTube tech channels conduct these unofficial experiments as objectively…
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