Mars Looks So Weird Right Now
NASA's Hubble might be aging rapidly but it's still capable of taking some really, really fantastic photos. Scientists recently pointed the telescope at both Mars…
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Samsung Just Told Us The Galaxy S10 Won't Be An iPhone X Clone
By all accounts, the Galaxy S10 will be the best thing to happen to the Galaxy S line in years, as Samsung is preparing several…
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You Can't See The Longest Total Lunar Eclipse Of The 21st Century From The US, So Watch Live Here
Last year, the United States got treated to an awesome skywatching event in the form of a total solar eclipse that traveled from one side…
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Worms Frozen For 40,000 Years Were Just Brought Back To Life
What if you could freeze yourself for a hundred years and then wake back up in the future? Would you do it? How about 1,000…
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Apple Watch Sales Jumped By 30% Last Quarter Despite Intense Competition
Since introducing the Apple Watch a little more than three years ago, Apple has steadfastly refused to release specific sales figures for its popular wearable.…
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How To Enable Chrome's Secret Material Design Update On Desktop And iOS
Slowly but surely, Google is bringing its Chrome browser up to speed for 2018. Google has been rolling out elements of its latest Material Design…
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Twitter Is Locking Any Account Named 'Elon Musk' Because Crypto-Currency Scams Are Out Of Control
Anyone who's made the mistake of wading into the unfiltered cesspool of an Elon Musk tweet's replies will have noticed how bad the crypto-currency scams…
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LG's Excellent G7 ThinQ Is On Sale For $629, And There's Zero Carrier Small Print Attached
Deals on smartphones aren't hard to come by these days, but since almost all the good deals come from carriers, you have to wade through…
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Guess Which Tech Giant That's Good At Crushing Rivals May Be The First Company Worth $1T
Books, retail, hardware, groceries -- Amazon is such a sprawling enterprise today and such an effective e-commerce machine that it may soon have an eye-popping…
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Long-Forgotten 'Dinosaur' Bone Turns Out To Actually Be From An Ancient Hippo-Like Herbivore
Finding an fossilized bone on accident might be a pleasant surprise for scientists, or even a kid, but when dam workers in Japan stumbled across…
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Researchers Spot What Looks Like A Standing 'Lake' Of Water On Mars
The hunt for evidence of past or present life on Mars has gotten a number of boosts in recent decades, including the discovery of what…
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Astronomers Found The Mangled Remains Of The Milky Way's Galactic Twin
Science fiction disaster movies like to imagine what life on Earth might be like in the midst of a space-borne catastrophe like an asteroid strike,…
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174-Million-Year-Old 'Amazing Dragon' Dinosaur Discovered In China
Ferocious carnivores like the Tyrannosaurus tend to take top billing when it comes to dinosaur pop culture, but the colossal plant-eaters known as sauropods are…
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TSA Is Testing CT Scanners So You Don't Have To Take Your Laptop Out Of Your Bag
Travelling through airport security these days is a fun game where you check that all of your personal possessions meet a set of arbitrary rules,…
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European Commission Fines Big-Name Electronics Companies For Price Fixing
Fresh off the heels of levying a record $5 billion fine on Google related to anti-competitive business practices, the European Commission has handed down another…
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Two Different Surveys Confirm That Cable Companies Are Screwed
It is not a pleasant time to be a cable company. Decades of regional monopolies are being swept away, leaving us with -- the horror!…
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This Live Spider Stuck Inside An iMac Is The Most Literal Kind Of Bug
One of the best-known pieces of early computing lore is the origin of a "bug." A team working at Harvard in the 1940s found a…
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Qualcomm Has Unveiled The First mmWave 5G Antennas For Smartphones
After years of hype and tantilizing teaser demonstrations, 5G is now so close you can virtually taste the multi-gigabit wireless speeds. The first 5G networks…
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'Vomit Fraud' Is Yet Another Reason To Avoid Uber
Uber's permanent damage control team, fresh off dealing with some industrial espionage, lawsuits, and a fatal self-driving car, have a fun new challenge: Vomit fraud.…
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Former Apple Employee Recounts The Downside To Steve Jobs' Famed 'Reality Distortion Field'
One of Steve Jobs' greatest talents was his ability to influence behavior and persuade people to buy into his own version of reality, an ability…
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Samsung Accidentally Just Leaked The Galaxy Watch On Its Own Website
Samsung is just weeks away from another big Unpacked event where it's expected to unveil a new Galaxy Note 9 smartphone, and a brand-new Galaxy…
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Google Attempted To Secretly Settle The Android Antitrust Case With The EU In 2017
The European Union hit Google with a second monster fine. The new $5 billion penalty is almost double the $2.8 billion punishment Google received last…
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The AT&T Time Warner Merger Will Be Back In Court Sooner Than We Expected
When Judge Richard Leon ruled in favor of AT&T's merger with Time Warner last month, he explicitly warned the Department of Justice against seeking a…
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NASA May Have Just Caught A Nearby Star Eating An Entire Planet
Planetary systems aren't just born overnight. When stars form and begin pulling debris into their orbit, some of that material eventually clumps up into fledgling…
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McDonald's Salads Tainted With Poop Have Now Infected 163 People In 10 States
The entire concept of McDonald's serving salad has always seemed wrong and unnatural, but now you have a health reason to only ever eat Big…
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Ex-NASA Engineer Build's World's Largest Super Soaker, And It's 'Basically A Bomb'
We're right in the heart of summer, which means getting sprayed down with a water gun sounds like a pretty nice way to spend an…
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The Massive Dust Storm On Mars Has Completely Changed How The Planet Looks
Remember that giant, planet-wide dust storm that sprung up on Mars in late May? Yeah, well, it's still going on. Initially thought to be a…
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