NASA Pauses Key Scientific Committees Following Trump Executive Orders
NASA has issued a pause for several key scientific committees following President Trump's executive orders to end DEI in federal programs.
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Apple's 2025 Swift Student Challenge Now Live Ahead Of WWDC
On its website, Apple says students can submit their apps until February 23, 2025, to compete in the 2025 Swift Student Challenge.
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6 Netflix Shows Returning With New Seasons This Week
Netflix is debuting new season of 6 original shows this week, including Sweet Magnolias, Sintonia, and Pokémon Horizons.
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Sam Altman Wants His Upcoming ChatGPT AI Device To Replace Your Smartphone
OpenAI CEO confirmed what many people have been speculating, that the ChatGPT AI hardware is meant to replace smartphones.
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There's A New iOS 18.3 Version Exclusive To iPhone 11 Users Available Now
A week after releasing iOS 18.3 to iPhone users, Apple has released a new build for iPhone 11 owners, including the Pro and Pro Max versions.
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Scientists Took A Big Step Toward Creating Synthetic Life
Scientists have finally created synthetic life in a lab by constructing a synthetic yeast for the first time in history.
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Apple Music's $2.99 Deal Might Make You Give Up Spotify For Good
Until February 27, 2025, Apple Music is offering its best deal yet on the service for half a year for only $2.99. Here's if you can redeem it.
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6 Apple Watch Features That Make It Essential For Your Heart Care
The Heart Month is the perfect opportunity to bring awareness to your habits. These are six Apple Watch features to take care of your heart.
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ChatGPT Deep Research Is The Game-Changing AI Agent I Was Waiting For
After debuting Operator, OpenAI announced another ChatGPT AI agent: Deep Research will let you research the web with AI like never before.
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Apple's New iCloud Service 'Confetti' To Launch This Week, But What Is It?
Apple is reportedly preparing to launch a new iCloud service called Confetti to manage events and invites in iOS 18.3 and later.
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Apple Music Monthly Replay 2025 Is Now Available
Following last year's trend, Apple Music is offering its Monthly Replay feature. Here's how to access it and discover your 2025 playlist.
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I've Loved The Beatles For 30+ Years, But I'm Sorry - Now And Then Did Not Deserve A Grammy
The Beatles won a Grammy for their new song Now and Then out of nostalgia, plain and simple. It's not an award-worthy track.
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These Smart Glasses Help People With Macular Degeneration By Eliminating Blind Spots
A new pair of smart glasses can treat macular degeneration by "removing" the blind spots in patients' vision.
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How To Run DeepSeek R1 On Mac And Windows For Free
While the DeepSeek AI is available on iPhone, Android, and the web, you should run it locally on Mac and PC for free - here's how to do it.
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See Rare Photos Of A Secret Lab Where The US Tested Atomic Bombs
The NNSA has recently given the public a rare glimpse into one of the secret nuclear labs where America used to test its nuclear bombs.
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Apple Customer Learns The Hard Way That AppleCare+ Doesn't Cover Everything
AppleCare+ coverage brings peace of mind to customers. However, there's a limit to how broken the device can be.
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Researchers Just Discovered An Entirely New Class Of Life Living Inside Humans
Researchers say they have discovered an entirely new class of life inside the human body, and it is very similar to a virus.
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Why Did I Buy The iPhone 16 Pro Max If I Just Returned The iPhone 16 Plus?
After I returned the iPhone 16 Plus, I decided to buy the iPhone 16 Pro Max - here's why I did it and what's coming next.
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Apple TV+ Officially Has The Hottest Show On Streaming Right Now
A closer look at the biggest and buzziest shows on streaming this week, starting with Severance on Apple TV+.
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Forever Chemicals In Our Drinking Water Have Now Been Linked To Cancer
New research has highlighted the link between forever chemicals in our drinking water and several thousand cancer diagnoses.
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MIT Names 10 Breakthrough Technologies To Watch In 2025
These are the breakthrough technologies MIT believes will significantly change our lives not only in 2025 but for decades to come.
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This Is The Only Major Netflix New Release Coming Next Week
A closer look at the biggest Netflix new release coming next week: Season 4 of the feel-good drama Sweet Magnolias.
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AI That Can Identify ChatGPT-Generated Text Suggests DeepSeek Might Be A Copy
Originality AI found it can accurately detect DeepSeek AI-generated text. This also suggests DeepSeek might have distilled ChatGPT.
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Why Do These Weird Lemurs Chew Up Toxic Bugs And Rub The Goo On Themselves?
Red-fronted lemurs have found an interesting way to ward off parasites—they chew up toxic millipedes and rub the goo all over their bodies.
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Severance Season 2, Episode 3 Recap: Basically One WTF Moment After Another
Discover the mind-boggling twists and turns in the latest episode of Severance. Find out what happens to the characters in Episode 3.
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Apple Reportedly Canceled Its Augmented Reality Glasses
A new report claims that Apple's augmented reality glasses, codenamed N107, have been scrapped as of this week.
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I Found A Free AI Music Generator That Legitimately Sounds Like Real, Professional Music
Riffusion's Fuzz AI just blew my mind: The model lets you generate any kind of music for free and makes full songs for you.
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