MoviePass Is Rapidly Running Out Of Cash To Support Its Incredible Deal
MoviePass, the subscription movie theater service that is far too good to be true, is rapidly running out of money. According to a filing from…
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NASA Spots Kilauea Lava Flows From Space
When Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted late last week it wasn't exactly the kind of massive, explosive event that you see in disaster movies starring Pierce…
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Häagen-Dazs Free Cone Day 2018: How To Get A Free Ice Cream Cone Today
What better way to celebrate the beginning of spring than with free ice cream? Häagen-Dazs Free Cone Day is today, May 8th, and all you have…
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Google Shows Off New Voices, New Functionality For Google Assistant
After a bit of a dry opening, Google has picked up the pace at its I/O 2018 keynote with the reveal of new voices, new…
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Starting This Month, Gmail Will Write Your Emails For You
Google's I/O 2018 developer conference just kicked off, but Google is already announcing small additions to some of its core products. Gmail just received a…
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Here's What Might Happen When The Sun Finally Bites The Cosmic Dust
You don't need me to tell you that the Sun is pretty important to all of us. Without it, we wouldn't be here, but it…
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Bill Gates Says He Would Short Bitcoin As Warren Buffet Calls The Cyrptocurrency 'Rat Poison'
Though Bitcoin has been around for nearly a decade, the cryptocurrency didn't really become a true mainstream phenomenon until late 2017 when the price of…
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Wild New Theory May Explain Why Some Aliens Never Leave Their Home Planet
If you're looking for reasons why mankind hasn't found aliens yet, you can come up with a whole bunch of them. We've never left our…
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The 5 Biggest Announcements From Microsoft's Build Event
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella just wrapped up the keynote at the company's big developer conference, Microsoft BUILD. This year, the keynote was a wild ride…
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Apple Just Broke Another Record On Its Way To Becoming The First Trillion-Dollar Company
Apple's stock opened at a record high on Monday morning, thanks to a general stock-market rally and some kind words from Warren Buffett last week.…
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Big Sales Get You An Apple Watch Series 3 Starting At $279 Or A Series 1 For $149
The Apple Watch isn't just the most popular smartwatch in the world... it's the most popular watch in the world, period. No watch model on…
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'Avengers: Infinity War' Is Now The Fastest Movie To Make $1 Billion
Avengers: Infinity War is now the fastest movie to make $1 billion, Disney already confirmed over the weekend, after a stellar second weekend performance. The…
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AT&T Accidentally Blocked Cloudflare's Privacy DNS Service
Last month, internet performance company Cloudflare announced a "privacy-first" alternative to the domain-name servers that are normally controlled by your internet service provider. By changing…
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Jilted Investor Hits The World's Third-Biggest Cryptocurrency With A Wild Lawsuit
Cryptocurrencies, the savior of the world's financial system or a "noxious poison," depending on who you talk to, are woefully good targets for fraud. The…
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LG Wants Us To Believe That Its Notch Design Has Nothing To Do With The iPhone X
LG earlier this week unveiled its own iPhone X clone, the LG G7 ThinQ, a phone so hot that not all carriers out there are…
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Verizon 'Doesn't Care' About The Sprint T-Mobile Merger
If you listen to what T-Mobile CEO John Legere has been saying about the T-Mobile Sprint merger, Verizon and AT&T should be running scared. "Even…
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11-Year-Old Girl Finds 475-Million-Year-Old Fossil In A Tennessee Lake
Finding ancient fossils is no easy task, even for seasoned paleontologists and other researchers who spend their lives guessing where they might uncover the leftovers…
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Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Just Erupted, Forcing Evacuations In Residential Areas
Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted overnight, causing molten rock to flow into a residential area and prompt the evacuation of hundreds of homes. A large fissure…
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Insane Dust Storms Have Killed Over 100 People In India In Just The Last Day
Incredibly intense dust storms rolled across highly populated regions of India on Wednesday, causing incredible damage and loss of life. The region is accustomed to…
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Want To Remember Something Important? Shut Up For A Minute.
Memory is a funny thing. Sometimes the harder you try to remember something, the farther away from recollection it feels, and other times you can…
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NASA Builds Nuclear Reactor For Space That's Capable Of Providing Power For 10 Years
Exploring space, traveling to other worlds, and making observations of far-off planets is humanity's next big challenge. We're already accomplishing some of those feats, but…
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Apple's Battery Replacements Still Havn't Made Everyone Happy
Late last year, Apple admitted that it has been throttling performance on older iPhones with worn-out batteries. The admission won Apple a legion of bad…
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Apple Beat Samsung In The Most Important Three Months Of The Year
Apple's long-awaited earnings were finally released yesterday, and the company once again proved that analysts don't know everything. Despite pessimism about iPhone sales going into…
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Canada's Embarrassingly Bad Data Plans Are Another Reason To Hate The T-Mobile-Sprint Merger
As you may have heard over the weekend, T-Mobile and Sprint have finally finished their years-long courtship and agreed to tie the knot. The two…
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Cambridge Analytica Is Shutting Down
Cambridge Analytica, the data firm at the heart of the Facebook privacy scandal and a company that some credit for Donald Trump's election victory, is…
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Boeing Makes A Fool Of Itself By Calling Out SpaceX, Saying The Falcon Heavy Just Isn't Big Enough
When SpaceX launched its Falcon Heavy rocket earlier this year, it earned the title of "most powerful operational rocket." That little "operational" modifier is pretty…
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Comcast Is Only Increasing Internet Speeds For Customers Who Also Pay For Cable
As we've documented ad nauseam before, cable companies are struggling with falling profits due largely to cord cutting. With over a million customers jumping ship…
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