Invasive Tick Species Could Have An Even Larger Impact On The US Than First Feared
Late last month the CDC issued a warning about an invasive species of tick that has begun to spread in the United States. Native to…
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Taylor Swift Used Facial Recognition Tech At An LA Concert To Track Creeps
The kiosk set up at the site of Taylor Swift's Rose Bowl concert in May stopped many fans in their tracks, and they came in…
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Robocalls Are Out Of Control, And These Were The Most Common Types In 2018
People seem to be actually answering their phones less and less these days, also using them to make fewer calls when texting and social network…
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Violent Video Games May Promote Immunity To Disturbing Images
The debate over whether violent video games makes someone violent in the real world has been raging for decades. There's been no indisputable evidence to…
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Arizonans Are Slashing Tires, Throwing Rocks, And Pointing Guns At Waymo Cars
The presence of Waymo self-driving cars in Arizona has certainly kicked up a hornet's nest, it seems. People are bullying, harassing and even outright attacking…
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Qualcomm Now Looking To Ban iPhone XS And XR Sales In China
Apple and Qualcomm's legal dispute seems to be intensifying with each passing week. With no sign of a settlement agreement on the horizon, Qualcomm remains…
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Using One Of The Worst Passwords Of 2018 Is A Great Way To Get Hacked
No matter how much we read about hacks and data breaches and the importance of taking solid security precautions, one of the unchangeable truths of…
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'Pokemon Go' Trainer Battles Are Now Live For All Players Level 10 And Above
If you've been dying to prove to your friends that your Pokemon really are stronger than theirs, you'll finally have the chance to prove it,…
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Google's Chromecast Is Finally Being Sold On Amazon Again
It's finally possible to buy a new Chromecast on Amazon, including the third-generation model that Google released earlier this year. The Amazon vs. Google spat…
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NASA Is Finally Getting The First Data From Its Mission To 'Touch The Sun'
NASA's Parker Solar Probe has already provided us with plenty of news since its launch back in August. It's gotten closer to the Sun than…
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The New Retina MacBook Air You've Been Eying Is Now Even Cheaper At Costco And Amazon
Apple a few weeks ago unveiled the Retina MacBook Air we've always wanted. The new entry-level macOS laptop has a Retina screen just like the…
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A Used Tesla Retains More Value Than Rival Luxury Cars From The Likes Of Mercedes And Porsche
There's an old but still pertinent adage which says that a car goes down in value the second you drive it off the lot. Indeed,…
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Monster Galaxy S10 Leak Reveals New Details About The Phone, Including Launch Dates And Pricing
The Galaxy S10 is the talk of the town right now, that is, if your town like hot smartphones. We already know that Samsung is…
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Surprising No One, Samsung Is 'Re-Evaluating' Its Partnership With That Fake Supreme Brand
Well, that didn't take long. When you're one of the premiere technology companies on the planet, aligning yourself with brands that so blatantly rip off…
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Puma Is Bringing Back Its 1980s 'Smart Shoes' Because Why Not
When Puma launched its "RS" computerized sneakers way back in 1986, the company thought it might be the dawning of a new era in smart…
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Samsung Unveils The Notebook 9 Pen, A New 2-In-1 Portable PC With Built-In S Pen
Ahead of CES 2019 in just a few weeks, Samsung is unveiling a new 2-in-1 notebook PC today, in addition to teasing three additional product…
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Smartphone Camera Designs Are About To Get Even Crazier
When the Galaxy S10 launches in February, it will be available in four versions, reports say, complete with four distinct camera setups. We're looking at…
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Russia Is Treating The Space Station Hole Like A Forensic Investigation
The strange hole that was found months ago in the Soyuz spacecraft attached to the International Space Station continues to be a major focus for…
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Pixar's 'Onward' Is A Suburban Fantasy About Finding Magic In A World Of Machines
We're calling it now. Pixar's next original feature -- titled Onward and set for release in early 2020 -- is going to recapture the magic…
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Intel Just Unveiled New Foveros 3D Chip Stacking Tech And 10nm Sunny Cove CPU
Intel Foveros isn't the name of a new chip, but rather a technology that will allow the chipmaker to bundle various vertical chip components, and…
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NASA's InSight Lander Just Snapped Its First Selfie, And It's A Stunner
When it comes to robots on Mars, one of NASA's many traditions is making sure its rovers snap a selfie or two while hanging out…
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Full Cast Revealed For Live-Action Star Wars Series 'The Mandalorian'
Reactions to all four of the Star Wars movies that have come out since Disney took over the franchise have been decidedly mixed. Some people…
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Windows 10 Is Still Sending Data To Microsoft, Even If You Don't Want It To
When Microsoft first launched Windows 10 a few years ago, users quickly discovered that the operating system would collect and send data about them back…
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iOS 8 Beta 2 Now Available For Download
Apple released its first iOS 8 beta on June 2nd and anyone who has installed it since then knows it's a bit rough around the…
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Bloomberg: Apple Could Move iPhone Production Out Of China If Trade War Escalates
Apple suppliers are reportedly considering moving iPhone production out of China if US tariffs on smartphone imports hit 25%, although the current production model will…
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New On Netflix In January 2019: All The New Movies, TV Shows, And Specials
Netflix is ringing in the new year in style with one of its best selections of new originals and licensed content in recent memory. Whether…
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'World Cup' Was The Most-Googled Search Term In The World For 2018
The list of the most-Googled items over the course of the year is always a fascinating look back at the people, places, events and moments…
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