This Plastic-Eating Bacteria Might Literally Help Save The Planet
Scientists recently discovered a plastic-eating bacteria that could, quite literall, help save the planet from plastic waste build up.
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Plants Can Actually Scream, And The Sounds Are So Weird And Haunting
Over 70 years ago, Roald Dahl proposed that plants could scream in a fictional story called The Sound Machine. He suggested they could shriek --…
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5 New Netflix Releases Coming Next Week, Including A Political Drama Starring Keri Russell
A closer look at 5 new Netflix releases, including Keri Russell's The Diplomat, Indian Matchmaking Season 3, and much more.
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Instagram Updates Reels Editor To Try To Be As Good As TikTok
Instagram has announced a number of updates to Reels to make the creation, discovery, and analytics experience better for creators.
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Apple TV Is Rolling Out Multiview For Friday Night Baseball And MLS Season Pass
Apple will start rolling out the ability to watch multiple sports games at the same time starting with Friday Night Baseball.
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Spotify Is Shutting Down Music Guessing Game Heardle A Year After Acquiring It
Spotify has confirmed that it is shutting down Heardle, the music guessing game that took Wordle to the audio world.
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Spotify Wants To Turn Your Radio Show Into A Podcast
Spotify has announced its new Broadcast to Podcast tool that helps radio broadcasters transform their show into a podcast episode.
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Google Chat Redesign Brings It Up To Speed With Gmail And Docs
Google has revealed that it is rolling out an update to Google Chat that brings the app up to its latest design language.
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Twitter Rebrands Super Follows As Subscriptions And Will Give Creators All The Money It Makes
Twitter has announced that it is rebranding Super Follows as Subscriptions and keeping none of the revenue it makes for a year.
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Spotify Finally Adds A Lock Screen Widget For iPhone On iOS 16
Almost a year after the feature was announced, Spotify has finally added support for Lock Screen widgets on iOS.
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Scientists Are Worried That This Leak At The Bottom Of The Sea Could Spell Disaster
A leak in the ocean could give scientists more clues about the future of earthquakes causaed by a massive fault found in the Pacific Ocean.
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New Map Of Dark Matter Supports Einstein's Theory Of General Relativity
A newly created dark matter map brings even more support to Einstein's theory of general relativity and how gravity affects the universe.
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As Twitter And Meta Start Charging, LinkedIn Rolls Out Free Verification To All Users
As Meta and Twitter put verification behind paywalls, LinkedIn has announced it is rolling out free verification to its users.
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Want To Watch Max In 4K? You'll Have To Pay Extra For That
One of the details Warner Bros. Discovery revealed today is that subscribers will be paying even more if they want to stream in 4K.
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Peacock Launches On Meta Quest And Promises A VR Experience For The Office
Meta has announced that users are now able to stream Peacock with a new app for the Meta Quest 2 and the Meta Quest Pro.
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Elon Musk Calls To Defund NPR After It Quits Twitter
NPR has announced that it will longer post its content on Twitter, becoming the first major news organization in the U.S. to do so.
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Breakthrough Discovery Suggests Gravity Can Create Light
Researchers say gravitational waves could have been so strong in the early universe that gravity itself was able to create light.
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An Ancient Structure Surrounds Earth's Core, Study Claims
Scientists may have discovered an ancient structure surrounding the Earth's core beneath the southern hemisphere.
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Substack Launches Tweets — Wait, Erm, Notes — To Challenge Twitter
Substack has officially launched its Notes feature which is basically tweets with more formatting options.
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Steve Jobs Archive Releases Free Book Collecting Jobs' Speeches, Interviews, And More
Now, the "Make Something Wonderful - Steve Jobs in his own words" is available to everyone on Apple Books, Libby app, and more.
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Android Can Now Auto-Archive All Of The Apps You Never Use
Google has announced a new feature that will auto-archive your unused apps on Android, saving up to 60% of storage space.
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OpenAI Will Pay You Up To $20,000 To Find A Bug In ChatGPT
OpenAI has officially launched its own bug bounty program which will pay researchers up to $20,000 for discovered issues.
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Google Maps Is Launching A Ton Of Updates For Navigating National Parks
Google has announced that, over the course of April, it will release four new updates to make navigating national parks easier.
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Russian Volcano Erupts, Spewing Ash 65,000 Feet Into The Sky
A Russian volcano has erupted, spewing steam miles into the sky and blanketing nearby villages and roadways in white ash.
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AI Bot Tweets Out Plan To 'Eliminate' Humanity In Order To Save Earth
ChaosGPT, an AI bot built off OpenAI's Auto-GPT recently tweeted out a call to eliminate humanity and take over the world.
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Meta Verified Forces You To Display Your Legal Name On Facebook And Instagram
Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, is forcing its paid verified customers to display their legal name on their profile.
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Snapchat Lenses Are Coming To Make Your Microsoft Teams Call Less Productive
Microsoft has announced that it is bringing some of the most popular Snapchat filters to Microsoft Teams, it's video conferencing app.
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