Google Play Instant Lets You Try Android Games Without Having To Download Them
One of the biggest strengths of mobile games is the low barrier to entry. Anyone with a phone and a few megabytes to spare can…
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These Tiny High-Tech Implants Can Relay Health Information To Your Smartphone
Your smartphone is already the center of your day-to-day life. It's your primary communication tool, it helps you keep track of your schedule, and it…
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Samsung's New Galaxy S9 Deal Gets You A $400 Accessories Bundle For $99
Remember how in previous years Samsung would give you plenty of free accessories as long as you preordered whatever Galaxy S or Note model was…
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Uber's Self-Driving Car Hit And Killed A Pedestrian In Arizona
One of Uber's testbed self-driving cars struck and killed a pedestrian early Monday morning in Tempe, Arizona, according to ABC 15. Tempe Police told ABC that the vehicle…
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Galaxy S9 Beat Apple's iPhone X In A Drop Test, And It's All Because Of The Notch
Just a few days ago, we showed you the first drop test comparison between the Galaxy S9 and the iPhone X that had a predictable…
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Stephen Hawking Spent His Final Days Attempting To Solve The Parallel Universe Mystery
Stephen Hawking pushed off of this mortal coil last week, but the world-famous physicist was pondering some of humanity's most puzzling questions right up until…
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New IBM Report Predicts 5 Technologies That Will Change The World In The Next 5 Years
At IBM's inaugural THINK conference which kicks off today in Las Vegas, the company will be announcing what it describes as the world's smallest computer.…
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This Could Be Our First Look At Apple's New Color For Its 2018 iPhone X Sequels
Since Apple has taken to reusing the same iPhone designs multiple times, the company has begun to use colors as yet another way to help…
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Bitcoin Is Rebounding After Plummeting To New Lows Over The Weekend
The crypto market is now recovering after having taken quite a beating over the weekend. Bitcoin reached new lows for the month of March, dipping…
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HTC's Vive Pro Will Arrive April 5th For $799, Original Vive Price Drops To $499
HTC announced this morning that its next-generation Vive Pro virtual reality headset will begin shipping on April 5th for a price of $799, with pre-orders…
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Thicker Glass, Stronger Metal Couldn't Save Galaxy S9 In SquareTrade's Professional Drop Tests
Last year when SquareTrade performed its standard breakability tests following the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ launch, Samsung fans got some bad news: no phone…
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Don't Think For One Second That Facebook Is A Victim In This Whole Cambridge Analytica Mess
Facebook late on Friday quietly revealed in a blog post that it suspended Cambridge Analytica (CA) and Strategic Communication Laboratories (SCL) from Facebook for illegally…
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Lyft Is Beta Testing An All-Access Monthly Subscription Plan
If you use Lyft to get around town on a regular basis, you might be able to take advantage of a new pilot program that…
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No One Wants Satellite TV Any More
The entire pay TV industry is being shaken by the emergence of cord-cutting, also known as people realizing they don't have to pay $105 a…
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New Videos Show Off Tesla's Improved Autopilot Performance On Winding Roads
Tesla for some time has been teasing a huge Autopilot update that promises to deliver some huge improvements in performance and reliability. This past December,…
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iOS Might Have A Backdoor That Can Be Used To Hack Into Any iPhone, Even The iPhone X
Apple has been advertising its focus on user data security and privacy for years now. Encryption ensures data security as long as you protect your…
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Have A Fun Weekend Skiing After Watching This
Spring skiing in the Northeast is a particularly wonderful time of year. There's enough snow accumulation by this point to cover the worst of the…
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Alexa's New Brief Mode Will Make Your Amazon Echo Far Less Talkative
If you're tired of Alexa chiming in with a verbal confirmation every time you ask her to do something for you, you're going to want…
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Something Strange Is Happening To Jupiter's Great Red Spot
Jupiter's Great Red Spot is perhaps the most iconic feature of any planet in our Solar System. It's instantly recognizable, and the massive cyclone has…
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High Prices Continue To Drive Cord-Cutting
Cord-cutters ditching traditional pay TV for streaming cable alternatives are at an all-time high. Every quarter sees another record broken for people leaving cable, while…
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Lawsuit Claims Uber Silences Women Who Are Sexually Assaulted By Drivers
According to a new report from The Guardian, Uber has been hit with a class-action lawsuit which argues that the ride-sharing company has attempted to…
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iOS 11.3 Beta 6 Is Available, Go Download It Now
Apple has taken the next step in the relentless march towards the release of a new version of iOS, this time delivering us the second…
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Now The Russians Want To Nuke Asteroids, Too
It was just days ago that a team of scientists from NASA and the National Nuclear Security Administration spoke at length about the potential to…
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11 New Movie Trailers You Need To Watch From This Past Week
Disney's A Wrinkle in Time is opening this week, right alongside Gringo, and Thoroughbreds. That's three movies that I want to see, with Disney's sci-fi…
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Here Are The Best Launch-Day Deals On The Galaxy S9 And S9+
The Galaxy S9, Samsung's answer to the iPhone X and the device that will set the trend for Android phones this year, is finally available.…
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Something About The iPhone X Is Starting To Annoy Me, And I Blame Samsung's Galaxy S9+
Look, there is no question whatsoever that the iPhone X is the best smartphone Apple has ever made, in my opinion. It's not perfect, of…
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New Discovery Of Ancient Tools Throws Timeline Of Human Advancement Out The Window
Plotting the gradual advancement mankind is a tricky thing for archaeologists. Researchers are forced to draw from rare artifacts, using them to make rough estimates…
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