This Live Spider Stuck Inside An iMac Is The Most Literal Kind Of Bug
One of the best-known pieces of early computing lore is the origin of a "bug." A team working at Harvard in the 1940s found a…
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Apple Releases Fix For CPU Throttling On Brand-New MacBook Pros
For the last week, Apple's most hardcore critics and fans have been arguing over whether the new MacBook Pros have a thermal throttling issue, and…
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Fortnite's Birthday Celebration Has Begun: Here's What You Need To Know
It's not often that a new game comes along and completely dominates the conversation for months on end, but that's exactly what Fortnite has accomplished…
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Just In Time For The Pixel 3: Google's New Designs Leak For Gmail, Photos, And Drive
Google is redesigning several of its most critical Android apps, giving them a beautiful Material Design makeover right in time for the arrival of Android…
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Qualcomm Has Unveiled The First mmWave 5G Antennas For Smartphones
After years of hype and tantilizing teaser demonstrations, 5G is now so close you can virtually taste the multi-gigabit wireless speeds. The first 5G networks…
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'Vomit Fraud' Is Yet Another Reason To Avoid Uber
Uber's permanent damage control team, fresh off dealing with some industrial espionage, lawsuits, and a fatal self-driving car, have a fun new challenge: Vomit fraud.…
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Former Apple Employee Recounts The Downside To Steve Jobs' Famed 'Reality Distortion Field'
One of Steve Jobs' greatest talents was his ability to influence behavior and persuade people to buy into his own version of reality, an ability…
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Tesla Asks Suppliers For Price Cuts As Deadline To Become Profitable Inches Closer
Tesla may have kickstarted the EV revolution with a string of award-winning and revered vehicles, but the company -- despite an avalanche of accolades --…
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Unending Galaxy Note 9 Leaks Continue With Images Of Three New Color Options
There is virtually nothing left to be leaked when it comes to the Galaxy Note 9, and yet, the internet continues to turn up details…
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'Fallout 76' Beta Begins In October - Here's How To Register Right Now
As would be the case for anything out of Bethesda Game Studios, Fallout 76 is one of the most anticipated games of 2018. Taking the…
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Costco Is Offering A Surface Go Bundle That No One Else Is Selling
The recently-announced Surface Go is Microsoft's biggest attempt yet to use its Surface line to unseat the iPad. The entry-level model comes with 4GB of…
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The HomePod Is Finally Getting Features Google Home Has Had For Years
When Apple's HomePod launched back in February, its critical reception was mixed. On one hand, the quality of the audio itself was undeniable, but on…
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There's No Way To Recover Data From The New MacBook Pros If Something Breaks
Earlier this month, Apple quietly rolled out a set of internal updates to the MacBook Pro range. Some of those changes, like updated Intel processors,…
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Get Ready For The Smartphone Camera Pixel Wars To Start All Over Again
You can expect 2019 smartphones to come with cameras ready to deliver photos of up to 48-megapixels, thanks to Sony's new the IMX586 sensor. That's the…
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Samsung Accidentally Just Leaked The Galaxy Watch On Its Own Website
Samsung is just weeks away from another big Unpacked event where it's expected to unveil a new Galaxy Note 9 smartphone, and a brand-new Galaxy…
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The Galaxy Note 9's Price Just Leaked, And You're Not Going To Like It
Almost exactly one month from now, the Galaxy Note 9 will be available in stores, if all the recent rumors we've heard are accurate. The…
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Wait, Is Tesla Making Its Own iPhone X Clone?
Out of all the smartphone leaks we see on a daily basis, the images you're about to see are easily the most perplexing. They show…
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Google Attempted To Secretly Settle The Android Antitrust Case With The EU In 2017
The European Union hit Google with a second monster fine. The new $5 billion penalty is almost double the $2.8 billion punishment Google received last…
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Why Buying An iPhone X Knockoff Can Be A Security Nightmare
A couple of years ago, a friend of mine travelling through China sent me an email and asked if I'd be interested in a knockoff…
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Demand For Tesla's Model 3 Remains Incredibly Strong, Says Elon Musk
When Tesla first unveiled the Model 3 and made the car available for pre-order, the amount of interest in the car was so high that…
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The AT&T Time Warner Merger Will Be Back In Court Sooner Than We Expected
When Judge Richard Leon ruled in favor of AT&T's merger with Time Warner last month, he explicitly warned the Department of Justice against seeking a…
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14 New Movie Trailers You Need To Watch From This Past Week
It's The Equalizer 2 weekend, and, speaking of sequels, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again is also in town. Also, if you're looking for something…
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NASA May Have Just Caught A Nearby Star Eating An Entire Planet
Planetary systems aren't just born overnight. When stars form and begin pulling debris into their orbit, some of that material eventually clumps up into fledgling…
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Complete Fortnite's Birthday Challenges And Get Free Cosmetics
Believe it or not, it's been a whole year since Fortnite burst on to the scene and became the biggest video game on the planet.…
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McDonald's Salads Tainted With Poop Have Now Infected 163 People In 10 States
The entire concept of McDonald's serving salad has always seemed wrong and unnatural, but now you have a health reason to only ever eat Big…
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Ex-NASA Engineer Build's World's Largest Super Soaker, And It's 'Basically A Bomb'
We're right in the heart of summer, which means getting sprayed down with a water gun sounds like a pretty nice way to spend an…
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Forget The Myth About iPhones Being More Reliable Than Android
Among all the mythical ways that iPhones are supposedly better than Samsung or LG's products, one of the most pervasive is that the iPhones "just…
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