Mark Zuckerberg Brags That People Now Spend Less Time On Facebook Than Before
It's unusual for the CEO of a social network or an ad-based business to brag users are spending less time on the product the company…
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Drones Can Fix Our Forest Problem By Planting 100,000 Trees A Day
We're so good and so busy at cutting down trees that we can't possibly make up for the forests we lose each year by replanting…
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What's Happening To Google Fiber?
At one point, Google Fiber was going to be our savior from Big Cable. Roll the clock back three years, and it seemed that it…
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Orange Crocodiles That Swim In Bat Poop Are Turning Into A New Species
A very special kind of crocodile calls the Abanda caves in Gabon, Africa, home. The creatures are African dwarf crocodiles, but they might not be…
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The Sad State Of Android: Google Removed Over 700,000 Bad Apps Last Year
Google just released a security update on its Android blog in which it reveals how it fought bad apps this year, revealing it combined new…
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2018 Could Finally Be The Year Sprint's Network Becomes Good
Sprint has comfortably occupied the plucky underdog role among wireless carriers for the last five years. Its low prices and cheeky ads are out of…
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Nintendo Switch Lifetime Sales Have Already Topped Those Of The Wii U
In just ten months, the Nintendo Switch has surpassed its predecessor's lifetime sales. More Switch consoles have been sold than the Wii U managed to…
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Meet The Swiss Startup With A VR Glove That Wowed CES
Following a warm reception at CES this year, a Swiss-based startup called Sensoryx in a few weeks is planning to launch an Indiegogo campaign to…
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Lost NASA Satellite Wakes Up After Being Declared 'Dead' 13 Years Ago
NASA has had a pretty great string of luck when it comes to spacecraft reliability as of late. The Cassini probe around Saturn proved to…
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Researchers Discover How Roosters Prevent Themselves From Going Deaf From Their Own Crowing
If you've ever lived on or near a farm that raises chickens you probably already know just how incredibly loud roosters are. The old depictions…
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$1,000 iPhone X Was Called Crazy - Now People Are Worried iPhone Prices Won't Keep Rising
Talk about "damned if you do, damned if you don't." Apple unveiled the tenth-anniversary iPhone X last September, and people lost their minds when the…
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How To Watch As SpaceX Launches Another Used Rocket Into Space
By this point, rocket launches to send a satellite into orbit are absolutely nothing special. But it's easy to forget that several times a month,…
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Scientists Invent Way To Turn Astronaut Poop Into Food For Long-Haul Space Missions
Humanity has big dreams when it comes to space travel, but our technology isn't quite there yet. Spacecraft that can take astronauts to Mars and…
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How To Check Out The Super Blue Blood Moon Tonight
Unless you've been living under a rock since the beginning of January you probably already know that an incredibly rare lunar event is happening this…
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Health Officials Worry That The Super Bowl May Become One Giant Flu Festival
In case you've missed the countless headlines, news reports, and official warnings from medical professionals across the country, let's just get this out of the…
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Streaming Services Will Have To Pay More For Music, Government Decides
Streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music might be about to get more expensive, thanks to a decision from the Copyright Royalty Board. The CRB,…
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Only In California: Donkey Leads Herd Of Escaped Sheep And Goats Through Local Neighborhood
In a story that proves the old adage that truth is stranger than fiction, police in California last Thursday found themselves in hot pursuit of…
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Facebook Is Trading Fake News For Local News
Facebook will start start pushing more news stories from local sources into your news feed, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a post on his favorite…
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Why This Week's 'Super Blue Blood Moon' Is So Incredibly Rare
You'd have to have been living under a rock to miss the incredible string of skywatching events that bestowed upon humanity. There were perfectly-timed supermoons,…
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Trump Is Right To Be Worried About Chinese Spying - But A Government-Run 5G Network Isn't The Solution
This morning, we woke up to news of a leaked plan you'd never expect from a Republican White House: a blueprint for a nationalized cell…
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Newly-Discovered Titanosaur Helps Clear Up Hazy African Dinosaur History
Ancient dinosaur fossils tend to show up in some of the places where you'd least expect it, but finding any dinosaur remains in Africa is…
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Viral Fitness Tracker Heat Map Could Reveal Key Military Secrets
Many fitness enthusiasts are probably aware of Strava, an application that lets them track their routines, complete with precise positioning data. That's great for anyone…
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Naked Mole Rats Just Threw Science A Huge Curve Ball, And It Might Lead To The Fountain Of Youth
Naked mole rats might not be the most appealing members of the animal kingdom, aesthetically speaking, but what they lack in visual appeal they more…
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HomePod Review Roundup: Apple's New Speaker Lives Up To The Hype
One of the more interesting things about the HomePod is that Apple's isn't positioning the device as a direct competitor to products like Google Home…
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Alcoholics Who Smoke Weed Every Day Have Healthier Livers, Study Finds
Medical marijuana is now legal in 29 states, with a laundry list of positive uses including pain control and controlling nausea. But according to a…
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SpaceX Will Reportedly Launch Its Falcon Heavy Rocket On February 6th
According to NASA Space Flight, SpaceX finally has a launch date set for its Falcon Heavy rocket. The launch should happen in the afternoon of February…
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Plastics Are Suffocating Ocean Reefs Because Humans Can't Stop Being Lazy Slobs
The world's coral reefs are already in serious trouble thanks to climate change that has bleached (read: utterly devastated) massive stretches of ocean habitat, and…
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