Tim Cook Will Spend 0.39% Of Apple's Cash To Keep Donald Trump Happy
In a CNBC interview this evening, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that Apple will start a $1 billion fund to "promote advanced manufacturing jobs in the United…
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The Best Thing You'll See Today: Florida Woman Caught On Tape Faking A Worker's Comp Injury
If you're one of those "I hate my job" people, I can definitely sympathize. Having once worked for nearly a decade at a cable company,…
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This NASA Video Will Teach You More About Clouds Than You've Ever Wanted To Know
From the perspective of us here on Earth, clouds are usually pretty boring. Sure, sometimes we spot one that looks cool or see a unique…
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NASA's Cassini Spacecraft Didn't Find Anything, And Scientists Can't Believe It
NASA's Cassini spacecraft has made a big name for itself by being a reliable source of really awesome photographs of parts of Saturn and its…
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Experts Discover 'Christopher Columbus' Anchor At Caribbean Shipwreck Site
EXCLUSIVE: Experts have used a "space treasure map" to make a remarkable discovery in the Caribbean -- a centuries-old anchor believed to be from one…
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Siri Still Sucks, And An Apple Smart Speaker Won't Change That
In case you haven't been keeping up with the Apple rumor mill this week, word on the street suggests that Apple is planning a standalone…
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Microsoft Just Announced Its First True Surface Laptop Ever
Ever since the release of its Surface tablets, Microsoft has been slowly marching towards the inevitable launch of a traditional notebook. Snap-on keyboards for the…
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Nintendo Can't Keep Up With Switch Demand, Even Using Airplanes
Rather than using the more affordable sea freight to ship its Switch console during the first month of sales, Nintendo was forced to revert to more…
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Researchers Built An Automated Robot That Specializes In Drilling Through Human Skulls
One trope shared among all the fictional depictions of a futuristic robot uprising is the idea that, because we've taught robots so much about how humans function,…
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How One Gamer Turned His Nintendo Switch Into A VR Headset
Between the surprising popularity of PlayStation VR to Microsoft's promise to bring virtual reality experiences to Project Scorpio, it seems only a matter of time…
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Chinese Firm Unveils Giant 'Monkey King' Gladiator Robot
The battle of the megabots just got a little more mega. What the world needs now is gladiator robots, so make room for Monkey King.…
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McDonald's Just Invented The World's Tastiest Fork
In a bit of crafty and clever marketing, McDonald's earlier today posted an infomercial-style video touting the benefits of a completely brand new eating utensil…
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Boaters Stranded 4 Miles From Land Were Saved By Siri On An iPhone 7
The iPhone's "Hey Siri" feature helped save three fisherman from what could have otherwise been a tragic turn of events. According to Fox 4 News…
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Caseology Launches Stylish New Galaxy S8 Case Lineup
Caseology is a tech-accessory brand known for pushing the envelope when it comes to creating stylish yet protective cases. Their latest collection of Galaxy S8…
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MIT Invented A Robot That Can 3D-Print An Entire Building
3D printing has slowly gone from a curious novelty to a totally viable option for creating all kinds of useful things, from chocolate to athletic shoes,…
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Chrome Adds Support For A Newer GIF-Killing Format
The internet would not be the same place without GIFs. The antiquated file format is central to our very important online meme culture, but the…
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NASA's Meteorite-Resistant Space Fabric Is Like Futuristic Chainmail
NASA is usually so busy showing off all the awesome stuff it finds out in space that it's easy to lose track of the cool…
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Get Ready For All The Wireless Carriers To Get Worse
The last couple months have seen a welcome change in the wireless industry. Instead of massively confusing bills and data caps, we've had prices slashed…
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History-Changing Discovery Suggests Homo Sapiens Were Not The First Humans In America
For decades, the accepted theory of human migration suggested that Homo sapiens arrived to America around 15,000 years ago, and that they were the very…
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Please Stop Fantasizing About Boning Alexa
A troubled writer falls in love with a voice-based, AI-powered, operating system, and the computer OS falls in love with the human. That's not a…
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US Marines Could Deploy Robots And 'HyperSubs' To Storm Future Beaches
The U.S. Marines could deploy a host of futuristic military technology to "storm the beaches." Included in the new technology are machine-gun toting robots that…
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The Loch Ness Monster Is Missing
Have you seen the Loch Ness Monster? Neither has anybody else, at least for the past eight months. Monster fanatics who dedicate themselves to studying…
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Netflix Is Headed Where It Has Never Gone Before
Netflix is currently available in nearly 200 countries across the globe, but the streaming giant has historically never been able to break into China. With…
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Science Finally Figured Out Why Your Phone Battery Gets Worse With Age
Anyone with a laptop computer or smartphone knows all about how batteries lose their capacity over time. The day you bought it, your phone could…
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This Apple Store Just Got Robbed For The Second Time In Six Months
Of all the retailers in your average US mall, Apple Stores are probably near the top when it comes to the value of the goods…
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Revolutionary New Glove Lets You Actually Feel Virtual Reality
Chris Taylor, a self-professed virtual reality junkie based in Atlanta, has given enough demonstrations of VR tech to keep seeing the same thing happen over…
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You're Not A Real Man Unless You Buy $425 Jeans With Mud Already On Them
As a guy, buying jeans is a pretty disheartening affair. Sure, they're comfortable, versatile, and generally affordable, but what if I don't care about any…
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