Scientists Grow Diamonds That Can Bend And Stretch Like Rubber
Diamond is one of the hardest materials on the planet. Created under extreme pressure, the crystals are used in all manner of applications where rigidity…
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Apple's Acquisition Of Shazam Is At Risk Due To A New Antitrust Investigation
Apple's acquisition of music recognition service Shazam, a deal reportedly worth $400 million, could be at risk after EU antitrust regulators announced Monday that they've…
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The iPhone X Features Everyone Freaked Out About Are Now Fan Favorites
I can be counted among the many, many people who thought Apple's notched display design looked awful in leaks ahead of the iPhone X's launch.…
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What In The World Did NASA Just Spot In The Arctic Sea Ice?
Every year, NASA takes a high-flying trip over the Arctic to monitor the ice and gather information on the area where people almost never tread.…
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Amazon Reportedly Working On Personal Robots For Your Home
Just four years after kicking off the smart speaker craze with the Echo, Amazon is reportedly building robots for the home as its next major…
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The World Isn't Going To End Today, Because Of Course It Isn't
Well, it's April 23rd and the Earth is still here. "Planet X" (or Nibiru, depending on your specific flavor of insanity) hasn't dramatically appeared in…
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Everybody Loves The iPhone X, But There's One Feature People Still Can't Stand
A few months removed from the iPhone X launch, I think it's fair to say that Apple's next-gen iPhone has been a rousing success. Though…
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New Android Phones Are Such Blatant iPhone X Copycats, People Are Shocked When One Isn't
Android smartphone makers have apparently run out of ideas this year. When it comes to flagship smartphone design, we haven't seen anything new from any…
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Apple's Streaming TV Service Remains Shrouded In Mystery
It's certainly no secret that Apple has grand ambitions in the TV streaming space. Over the past few months alone, the company has made a…
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It's Not Just The US That's Freaking Out About China's ZTE
Earlier this week, we talked about the US ban on ZTE, and what it may mean to both the Chinese smartphone maker and Google. At…
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Walmart Is Jumping On The Crypto Bandwagon With Two Blockchain Patents
While the majority of the world is having fun watching Bitcoin go up and down faster than a yo-yo, companies are scrambling to get in…
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There's No Way Apple Can Convince Me To Pay $1,000 For A New iPhone X This Year
A top Apple analyst said in a note to clients this week that the cheapest new iPhone X might cost just $550, which is an…
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T-Mobile's Wild Ride Might Finally Be Slowing Down
Since hiring CEO John Legere in 2012 and debuting its new Uncarrier strategy, T-Mobile has turned into the kind of success story that gets MBA…
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Just One Concussion Can Increase Your Risk Of Developing Parkinson's, Researchers Warn
The long-term effects of concussions and other brain trauma has been a big focus in recent years thanks in large part to the NFL and…
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Everything That's Changed In The Massive New Overwatch PTR Patch
On Wednesday evening, Blizzard's Overwatch team pushed a massive new patch to the public test region on PC. Inside are some of the most-requested features…
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New iPhone SE Coming In May Without A Headphone Jack, Report Says
Apple is preparing to launch the second-edition iPhone SE this spring, a new report says, and it will come complete with a few radical design…
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Report: AT&T And Verizon Have Been Working Together To Screw You
According to a New York Times article that landed Friday afternoon, the Department of Justice has opened an antitrust investigation into collusion between Verizon and AT&T's wireless…
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AT&T Is Launching A $15-A-Month TV Streaming Service, But There's A Big Catch
While giving testimony as part of AT&T's ongoing lawsuit against the Department of Justice yesterday, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson let slip that the network will…
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The System-Wide Dark Mode Everyone Wants On The iPhone Is Finally Coming... To Macs
After revealing that iOS 12 will support the iPhone 5s earlier today, 9to5Mac has returned with another surprise. While poking around in the WebKit source…
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The Latest iOS 12 Leak Is Going To Make Android Users Jealous
We're fast approaching WWDC 2018, where Apple will take the wraps off its next major software releases. That of course includes iOS 12, which will…
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The Galaxy S9 Is Definitely No Match For Apple's Latest iPhones
If you read our in-depth Galaxy S9 review, you know that Samsung's Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus are by far the company's most impressive…
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It Looks Like The OnePlus 6 Will Be The Company's Most Expensive Phone Yet
OnePlus's next iPhone clone is expected to launch soon, and the phone might be more expensive than you'd think. We already expect the Chinese smartphone…
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AT&T Is Doubling Down On Fake 5G
Real 5G networks and devices won't be available until early 2019, according to most analysts, but that isn't going to stop wireless companies from jostling…
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Researchers Say Humans Are Responsible For Mammals Being So Small Today
Have you ever wondered why land animals are so small today? Fossils have shown us that many dinosaurs were absolutely massive beasts, evolving over millions…
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This New Species Of 'Exploding Ant' Will Kill Itself To Save Its Colony
Ants are awesome little creatures and we already know that they have advanced survival tactics in battle, but the "exploding ants" that are found in…
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Verizon's New Parental Controls Are The Ultimate Smartphone Nanny
Verizon has refreshed its parental control service, which is now called Smart Family. By subscribing to the service, which starts at $4.99 a month for…
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Watch A Robot Prove Humans Are Obsolete By Performing The Most Difficult Task Known To Man
One of the many reasons I've lived in the same apartment for five years is because the idea of having to deconstruct and then reconstruct…
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