Walmart Is Going To Start Selling Cars Because Why Not?
You can already buy just about anything you need at Walmart, and now the mega retailer is going to start selling something you probably never…
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How ISIS Is Turning Commercial Drones Into Weapons In The Battle For Mosul
Elite Iraqi units clearing Mosul from Islamic State occupation face aerial bombardment from modified ISIS drones every day. I just returned from two weeks on…
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T-Mobile Employees Share Horror Stories Of Lies And Bill Cramming In 'Wild Outlaw' Stores
Former T-Mobile employees and managers have contacted BGR to confirm a previously rumored scandal: that across the country, certain unscrupulous T-Mobile sales reps lie to customers and…
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Go Get A NES Classic At GameStop Right Now
NES Classic consoles are slowly starting to trickle back into stores, and GameStop is the latest chain to get a new shipment of consoles. According…
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Stunning Fossil Discovery: Giant Otter Was Size Of Wolf
Millions of years ago, a wolf-sized otter swam around ancient swampy China, scientists have discovered. The huge otter would have weighed about 110 pounds, and…
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Hugo Barra Leaves Xiaomi, Says China Has 'Taken A Huge Toll On My Life'
Smartphone startup Xiaomi began life as a peculiar beast. From within the safety of China, the company did all it could to copy every last detail of…
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AT&T Is Losing Cellphone Customers, Fast
AT&T is steaming ahead at full speed with its plan to merge with media company Time Warner. That's probably a good thing for the company's…
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Microsoft Bombards Windows 10 Users With Popups For Its Bad Chrome Extension
Every time it looks like Microsoft has learned its lesson, it goes out and finds an exciting new way to make people angry again. Just…
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AT&T Just Raised Activation And Upgrade Fees For The Second Time In 9 Months
January 20th is Inauguration Day, and AT&T is making America great again by increasing the fees it charges customers to activate or upgrade their smartphones. Again.…
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The Company That Crowdfunded A Mind-Reading Headset For Dogs Finally Admits It Never Worked
In 2013 a group called NSID (Nordic Society for Invention and Discovery) launched a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo for a canine wearable called No More…
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Here Are Trump's First Presidential Tweets
Donald J. Trump is now President Donald J. Trump, and with great power comes control of the @POTUS Twitter handle. But so far, Trump has…
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Scientists Built An AI That Is Smarter Than Most Adults
Computers can already hold a massive amount of instantly-retrievable data in a manner that puts most humans to shame, but getting them to actually display…
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Best Of CES 2017: The 15 Most Innovative Products At CES This Year
CES 2017 has been the biggest year so far for the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. More than 175,000 attendees converged on the…
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Scientists Built An AI That Is Really, Really Good At 'Ms. Pac-Man'
Retro games like Ms. Pac-Man were created to pit a computer opponent against a living, breathing human, but in recent years they've become fantastic testbeds…
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Researchers Prove That Smartwatches Know You're Sick Even Before You Do
Smartwatches are normally touted for their ability to track our activity, count steps, and log our heart rate during a morning run, but the devices have…
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Vine Is Back As A 6-Second Camera App, And Users Are Furious
Twitter's micro video app Vine died an untimely death — or, if you never used it, a totally logical and appropriate death — late last…
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How Trump's Interview With Tim Cook About US-Made iPhones Probably Went
In an interview with Axios, President-Elect Trump apparently said that Apple CEO Tim Cook is open to building the iPhone in the US. This would…
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Last Year Was The Hottest Year On Record, Again
The results are in: 2016 was the hottest year on record, marking the third year in a row that climate records have been broken. The…
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FTC Alleges Qualcomm Forced Apple Into iPhone LTE Chip Deals
The Federal Trade Commission has reason to believe that Qualcomm abused its position in the broadband chip manufacturing business to obtain an advantage illegally. The…
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This Might Be Your Last Chance To Preorder A Nintendo Switch
Somewhat unsurprisingly, Nintendo Switch preorders dried up within days of the live presentation in Japan on January 12th. The upcoming console is unavailable at Amazon, Best…
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You Can Buy A Handgun That Looks Like An iPhone, And Cops Are Worried
It might look like a bulky old-generation square iPhone to most people, police included, but the device in the image above is a weapon. One…
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Japanese Rocket Suffers Catastrophic Failure
Japan's ambitious plan to launch a pint-sized rocket equipped with a satellite has come to an abrupt end after the rocket suffered a communication failure…
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Failed Lily Drone Startup Allegedly Used GoPro In Promotional Video, Lied About It
The much-hyped Lily drone is officially dead in the water after the company realized it wouldn't be able to actually produce the autonomous flying camera…
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Making An iPhone In The USA Wouldn't Bring Jobs Here
One of President-Elect Trump's few consistent policies has been to vaguely try to bring manufacturing jobs back to the USA. An obvious target for his…
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Take A VR Tour Of The White House With President Obama
Obama may be just wrapping up his stay in the White House but before he leaves he wants everyone to stop by for a visit,…
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You Will Totally Never Guess The Most Hated Company In America
Every year, survey companies take ghoulish delight in quantifying the most-hated company in America. Every year, without fail, Time Warner breathes a sigh of relief…
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Brace Yourself: Scientists Just Sequenced The Coffee Genome
The Coffea arabica plant provides nearly three quarters of all the coffee consumed worldwide, so scientists are pretty interested in the plant's genetic makeup. Today,…
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