Scientists Actually Just Figured Out How To Make Real Floating 'Holograms'
We've seen countless science fiction technologies make their way to the real world over the past few decades, but one has always eluded us: holograms.…
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Preorders For Apple's HomePod Are Now Live
After being unveiled last summer and then delayed multiple times, Apple's HomePod smart speaker is finally available to preorder as of this morning on Apple's…
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180,000-Year-Old Human Fossil Discovery Changes What We Thought We Knew About Mankind's History
A great deal has happened in recent history that changes everything we thought we knew about the dawn of our species. Now, a newly discovered…
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The Doomsday Clock Hasn't Been This Close To Midnight Since The First H-Bomb Test
You might not agree with them, but doomsday experts say we're the closest to a disaster since 1953. That's when the first hydrogen bomb was…
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'Terminator'-Inspired Robotic Exoskeleton Maker Cyberdyne Scores FDA Approval
We joke a lot about the "inevitable" robot apocalypse, but aside from a few scary developments it seems like humanity is much more likely to…
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Early HomePod Review: Sound Is Superior To The Echo And Google Home, But Siri May Be A Liability
After a brief delay, Apple's HomePod smart speaker will finally hit store shelves on February 9. Sporting a $349 sticker price, the HomePod isn't exactly…
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Researchers Invent New Smart Contact Lenses That Might Beat Google's To Market
Measuring glucose without poking a patient with a needle is one of the white whales of modern medicine, and that's because so many people around…
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Scientists Rebuilt A 30,000-Year-Old Woolly Rhino, And Its Name Is Sasha
We often think of dinosaurs as the coolest creatures to have walked the Earth before mankind began its bizarre march towards the present, but you…
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Average Smartphone Prices Are Way Up, Thanks To The iPhone X And Galaxy Note 8
2017 was a bumper year for flagship phones. The Galaxy Note series was back after the Galaxy Note 7 battery debacle, and Apple released the…
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Here's How Scientists Are Going To Detect Alien Life From Millions Of Miles Away
When it comes to alien hunting, astronomers have already done a pretty good job of checking out the planets in our own cosmic backyard. Sure,…
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OnePlus Just Released The Most Disturbing Smartphone Ad We've Ever Seen
Smartphone speed comparison tests are common practice nowadays, but they don't usually come from smartphone makers. YouTube tech channels conduct these unofficial experiments as objectively…
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Samsung's Best 4K TVs Are Back Down To Black Friday Prices For Super Bowl LII
Black Friday is the biggest shopping event of the year, and TVs are among the most popular purchases people make on Black Friday. Prices often…
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9-Year-Old Accidentally Doses 5th Grade Class With Her Grandfather's Weed Gummies
With medical marijuana now legal in 29 states and edibles a favorite way for patients to get their THC dose, a new and exciting genre…
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SpaceX's Moon Rocket Just Took A Huge Step Towards Its First Flight
Earlier today, SpaceX fired up all 27 engines on its Falcon Heavy rocket for a test fire, the final crucial step before the rocket is…
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Incredibly Rare, Pokemon-Like Fish Found To Be Thriving In New Area
The red handfish is one of nature's real treats. It's a strange little bottom-dwelling fish that actually prefers to crawl along the sea floor rather…
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Google's $30 Million Lunar X Prize Competition Is Over And Nobody Won
You've got to hand it to Google. The company did everything in its power to push private companies into space with its Lunar X Prize…
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Scientists Discover How Deadly Centipede Toxin Tricks The Heart Into Stopping Cold
Even if you're not afraid of most bugs — like ants, flies, or bees, for example — there's still a good chance you have a…
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Australia Stole A Big Chunk Of Land From Canada 1.7 Billion Years Ago
We all learned back in geography class that what we see as present-day continents were once a big mashup of land that broke off into…
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Astronomers Discovered A Massive 'Hot Jupiter' But Can't Figure Out How It Works
Studying distant planets has helped scientists better explain how the universe ticks, but sometimes a discovery produces more questions than it answers. Such is the…
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You Can Finally Watch And Share Snapchat Videos Without The App
As ubiquitous as Snapchat may seem for a certain segment of the population, Snap, the company behind the app is still looking for ways to…
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Earthquake Off Alaskan Coast Prompts Tsunami Scare, But Waves Remain Calm
Mother Nature cut humanity a break this morning when a 7.9 magnitude earthquake in the Gulf of Alaska produced tsunami waves measuring only about one…
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Apple Will Release Its HomePod Speaker On February 9th For $349
Apple over the past few months has been on the receiving end of some well-deserved criticism regarding a number of increasingly high-profile product delays. Most…
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Facebook Invented The Flick, A Brilliant Time Unit You Won't Get To Actually Use
When I first heard about the "flick" being a new time unit invented by Facebook, I immediately started to think about what sort of Facebook…
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Cord-Cutter Streaming Services Are Off To A Flying Start, But How Long Can They Last?
2017 was the year that live TV streaming services came out of the nerd corner and truly became mainstream. AT&T's DirecTV Now, Hulu's Live TV,…
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This 660-Foot Basketball Shot Set A World Record, And Now It Will Blow Your Mind
You've seen them perform similar trick shots before, breaking world records in the process, and some of you are already fans of the Australian YouTubers…
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Everyone Loves Their Unlimited Data Plans
Something unexpected happened last year: all the big carriers started offering unlimited data plans again, after unceremoniously dumping them three years ago. In response to…
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China Sprints Ahead Of The US In DNA Dabbling With Over 80 CRISPR Patients And Rising
Modern medicine is an amazing thing, but when we start talking about tweaking our DNA things start to sound a little scary. The potentially frightening…
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