Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, And Sprint Fined Nearly $200 Million For Illegally Sharing Our Location Data
The FCC is fining Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint for allegedly illegally sharing users' location data with third parties.
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DARPA Is Testing Massive Autonomous Robot Tanks With Glowing Green Eyes
DARPA's robot tank has succeeded in driving 30 miles across rough Texas terrain. Here's what it looks like in action.
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Scientist Claims He Has Evidence We Live In A Simulation
A scientist says he knows how to find evidence that we live in a simulation, and studying Covid-19 helped him find the path.
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NASA Found A Lake Of Lava That Is 'Smooth As Glass' On Io
NASA discovered a lake of lava on Jupiter's volcanic moon, Io, and the space agency says the surface of the lake is "smooth as glass."
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You Can Buy This Flame-Throwing Robot Dog For Less Than $10,000
A flame-throwing robot dog is now available to purchase for under $10,000, and it's actually legal in 48 states.
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These US States Are About To Have A Brutally Hot Summer
The NOAA says that we should expect to see a brutally hot U.S. summer this year, with several states getting record days of heat.
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Mars Express Captures Signs Of Spiders On Mars
ESA's Mars Express has captured haunting images of spiders on Mars, dark spots that appear when spring hits the Red Planet.
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SETI Scientist Claims James Webb Is About To Discover Alien Life
A SETI scientist says she expects James Webb to make a groundbreaking discovery about alien life in the next couple of years.
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World's Largest 3D Printer Can Print A House In Under 80 Hours
The University of Maine has unveiled the world's largest 3D printer, a machine capable of printing a house in 80 hours of less.
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Google Is Wading Into EU Politics, When It Ought To Focus On Fixing Its Decaying Search Engine
Google, a company with a decaying search engine, wants to add election season "hall monitor" to the list of tasks it sucks at.
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This Revolutionary 'Bioplastic' Could Be A Sustainable Plastic Alternative
Researchers have created new bioplastic pellets that could offer a more sustainable and safer alternative to plastic.
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NASA Watched Four Solar Flares Erupt From The Sun At The Same Time, And One Might Have Headed Toward Earth
NASA's SDO spotted a rare quadruple solar flare eruption this week, with four flares erupting from the sun at the same time.
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Former NASA Engineer Claims He Invented A Ground-Breaking Thruster That Doesn't Need Fuel
A company led by a former NASA engineer claims to have created propellant-free thrusters that could revolutionize space travel.
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NASA's Voyager 1 Probe Is Finally Making Sense Again
NASA has finally found a Voyager 1 fix, and the most distant spacecraft from Earth is returning useable data about its onboard systems.
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The New Sonos App Wants To Be The One Place You Listen To Music, Podcasts, And Audiobooks
Sonos has launched a redesigned iOS and Android app as well as an all-new web app to bring all your audio together.
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Joe Biden's IRS Commissioner Wants To Use AI To Squeeze More Money From People
IRS commissioner Danny Werfel wants the tax agency to increasingly use AI to go after people who the agency thinks aren't paying enough.
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Scientists Watched A Once-In-A-Lifetime Evolutionary Event Happen Right Before Their Eyes
Scientists watched a once-in-a-lifetime evolutionary event happen that they say has only ever happened two other times in known history.
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It Feels Like Every Major Digital Service I Use Is Now Part Of Taylor Swift's Marketing Machine
If you're not a fan of the music industry's reigning it girl, sorry - you're still going to be bombarded by Taylor all over the web.
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This Insane Home Security Camera Blasts Intruders With Paintballs
Ready to take your home security to new levels? Want to belt would-be intruders with paintballs or even tear gas? Meet PaintCam.
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Groundbreaking Hydrogel Can Remove Microplastics From Water
A newly developed hydrogel is going to create new ways for us to remove harmful microplastics from drinking water.
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Netflix Is Starting To Use AI Both Overtly And In Ways You Don't Notice, And It's So Annoying
Normal people are not exactly clamoring for more AI in their lives. Netflix is going to give it to them anyway.
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This Is Your Last Chance To See The 'Devil Comet' Until 2095
Visibility of the devil comet will start to fade soon. This is your last chance to see this once-in-a-lifetime comet until 2095.
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Uranus Is Even More Mysterious Than We Thought
New research has revealed more about Uranus's makeup, including the fact that it might not be as watery as previously believed.
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Stunning AI Trailer Imagining Henry Cavill As James Bond Racks Up Millions Of Views
Based on the reaction to this AI-generated trailer, it seems the Internet very much wants to see Henry Cavill as the next Bond.
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Apple Cuts Greenhouse Emissions In Half As It Focuses On Carbon Neutral Goal By 2030
Apple has reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by more than 55% since 2015. In the company's 2024 Environmental Progress Report.
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This Company Makes An AI Exoskeleton To Give People Superhuman Power
A new AI exoskeleton can turn your body into that of a superhuman, allowing you to hike with better efficiency.
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Researchers Found An Algorithm That Can Potentially Double The Life Of Existing Li-Ion Batteries
Researchers have discovered a new charging algorithm that could completely revolutionize Li-ion battery life by doubling it.
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