Science Finally Reveals Why Champagne Bubbles So Elegantly
New research has finally revealed the science behind champagne bubbles, which have left scientists baffled for years.
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Last Year's Tonga Volcano Eruption Was So Big It Disrupted Satellite Signals In Space
New study claims that the 2022 Tonga volcano eruption was powerful enough to disrupt satellite signals in space.
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Google Is Starting To Roll Out Its AI Search To Properly Take On Bing
Google has announced that it is starting to roll out its generative AI technology to search, properly taking on Bing.
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YouTube Is Killing Off Stories In Favor Of Shorts
YouTube has announced that it is killing off Stories in favor of its more successful Shorts, Live, and Community features.
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TikTok Is Testing Its Own AI Chatbot Called Tako And You Have To Love That Name
A new report from The Verge indicates that social media mega app TikTok is testing a new chatbot to find content.
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AI Regulation Might Prompt OpenAI To Remove ChatGPT From Europe
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said that ChatGPT might leave Europe altogether if safety provisions enacted by the EU are too cumbersome.
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Here's How Apple's Health App Protects Your Privacy – And How You Can Take Control Of Your Data
Apple has released a new campaign spotlighting the importance of health data privacy. Here's how to protect yours.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Blames Technical Oversight For Calling Writers And Directors 'Creators' On Max
Warner Bros. Discovery is apologizing for calling directors and writers "Creators" on its Max streaming service.
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Japanese Scientists Found A Rare Crystal That Changes Color And Melts When Hit With Light
A group of Japanese scientists say they discoered a rare crystal that melts and can change color whenever it is hit by light.
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Sony Says The PlayStation VR2 Sold 600,000 Units In The First Six Weeks And I'm Shocked
According to a new business document, Sony says that the PlayStation VR2 has sold 600,00 units in the first six weeks of availability.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic Leaks, But I'm Still Good With My Apple Watch Ultra
Notable leaker OnLeaks has released new renders that show off what the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic will look like.
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Comcast Launches Budget Cable Streaming Service NOW TV For $20 A Month
Comcast has announced NOW TV, a half-cable, half Peacock streaming service exclusively available for its internet customers.
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Uber Will Now Let You Book A Waymo Self-Driving Car Through Its App
Waymo and Uber have announced that they are teaming up together to offer self-driving taxis through the car hailing app.
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Microsoft Is Bringing Copilot To Windows, And I'm Sad For Cortana
Microsoft has announced that it is bringing Copilot to the taskbar to make it, rather than Cortana, the future of a Windows assistant.
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Huge Study Across 160 Cities May Have Discovered What Drives Evolution On Earth
A new, massive study highlights the part that humanity now plays in driving present day evolution on Earth.
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Apple Releases WWDC 2023 Schedule
In less than two weeks, Apple will kick off the WWDC 2023 conference. The Cupertino firm has revealed the June 6-9 schedule.
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Showtime Is About To Make Paramount Plus More Expensive, But It's Still A Steal
Paramount has announced that its prices will increase when it integrates Showtime into the streaming service.
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Max Launches With Opening Day Bugs And A New 'Ultimate Ad-Free' Streaming Tier
Max is officially here and with it the usual opening day issues and a brand new tier of service that costs more than ever.
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Rare Rainbow Sea Slug That Looks Like A Sci-Fi Creature Was Captured On Video
A volunteer with The Rock Pool Project captured video of a stunning and rare rainbow sea slug and you have to see it for yourself.
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You Can Now Buy A Beer Without An ID Using Amazon's Palm Recognition Tech
Amazon One is rolling out age verification that now enables customers to purchase alcohol without showing their ID.
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You Can Finally Edit Messages On WhatsApp
WhatsApp has launched the ability to edit a message shortly after you send it, finally catching up to iMessage and, dare I say, Twitter.
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Is Your Apple Watch Screen Tinted Green After The watchOS 9.5 Update? You're Not Alone
After updating to watchOS 9.5, some users are noticing that the screen on their Apple Watch is now tinted gray or green.
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Venmo Teen Accounts Are Coming To Entice Teens Away From Cash App
Venmo has announced that it is rolling out accounts specifically for teens, but I'm not sure teens actually want it.
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Researchers May Have Discovered A New Way To Restore Vision In Humans
Scientists may have found a breakthrough way to use dormant cells in the retina to restore vision in humans.
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This New Tech Is Said To Filter 99% Of 'Forever Chemicals' From Water
A group of researchers at the University of British Colombia have devised a forever chemical treatment that's super effective.
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5 New Netflix Releases I'll Be Watching, Including Arnold Schwarzenegger's TV Debut In Fubar
A closer look at 5 new Netflix releases to check out next week, including Arnold Schwarzenegger's TV debut in the series Fubar.
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Comb Jellies Look Like Bizarre Aliens, And Scientists Made A Weird New Discovery About Them
Scientists have discovered that comb jellyfish have nervous systems unlike anything we have ever seen before.
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