NASA flew 135 Space Shuttle missions—none of which would've been possible without a lone prototype that piggybacked on top of jumbo jets. | Continue reading
The Do Not Track Kids app will help you fight back against tech companies who harvest kids' data. | Continue reading
Torontonian stoners age 19 years or older can begin purchasing cannabis via Uber Eats today. | Continue reading
The factory-sealed 8GB Apple smartphone originally sold for $599 in stores. | Continue reading
The language teaching app's newest tweet is a sign that the company is trying too hard to master social media. | Continue reading
The company will no longer be using ABL Space Systems to launch its Kuiper-1 and Kuiper-2 satellites and will instead use ULA's Vulcan Centaur rocket. | Continue reading
The Microsoft Office suite of tools is getting a new name and a fancy new app logo. | Continue reading
They have plenty of cool features, but it'll cost you. | Continue reading
The tech giant said Truth Social promises to remove violent and inciting content, but Truth's moderation policies have been spotty, to say the least. | Continue reading
A lawyer for OnlyFans said the names of Meta executives were meant to be redacted. | Continue reading
A lawyer for OnlyFans said the names of Meta executives were meant to be redacted. | Continue reading
The U.S. government purchased an anti-radiation drug, while radiation emergency information posters line PATH trains in New Jersey and New York. | Continue reading
A group of archeologists has banded together to demand the return of the ancient slab. | Continue reading
The former CEO's wife also appears to have pulled out $2 million before shit hit the fan. | Continue reading
The business news outlet and its sister sites were offline for more than a week after the Fast Co. content management system was breached. | Continue reading
The successful 10th test of SpinLaunch's suborbital accelerator included a NASA sensor and other partner payloads. | Continue reading
Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and more all depend on being shielded from responsibility for user content via Section 230, but that could soon change. | Continue reading
Kennedy Space Center and SLS emerged unscathed, but the storm upset NASA’s plan to fly the Artemis 1 mission in October. | Continue reading
Two dozen civil rights groups urged Congress to pass transparency rules around military purchases of private data. | Continue reading
Critics warn the change could restrict members of the media and impede protestors' ability to effectively organize. | Continue reading
Mysterious signals from the Martian south pole have scientists puzzled: Is that water or not? | Continue reading
In anticipation for Tesla Artificial Intelligence Day, Elon Musk has offered some vague previews of both his upcoming car and his planned robot. | Continue reading
The messages were filed in court as part of Twitter's lawsuit against the SpaceX CEO. | Continue reading
A firm funded by the CIA is the latest investor in Colossal Biosciences. | Continue reading
The CEO of Girls Who Code writes that book bans only expose the hypocrisy of those imposing them and calls for parents to fight back. | Continue reading
The senator and five other Democrats sent a letter to the FTC saying the deal would reduce competition and harm consumers. | Continue reading
Results About You aims to provide a simpler way for people to request their sensitive personal info be removed from Google Search results. | Continue reading
It's the first Kindle that works with an included stylus to turn your e-reader into a digital notebook. | Continue reading
The footage was livestreamed to tens of millions but at least five short clips have already been deleted online. | Continue reading
“Slim by Chocolate!” the headlines blared. A team of German researchers had found that people on a low-carb diet lost weight 10 percent faster if they ate a chocolate bar every day. It made the front page of Bild, Europe’s largest daily newspaper, just beneath their update about … | Continue reading
No jailbreaking or complicated hardware hacks required. | Continue reading
Ethereum is down 26% over the past week to just $1,290 while bitcoin is down 17% to $18,420. | Continue reading
Turns out it’s pretty damn easy to spam the entire Air Force using just one email address. | Continue reading
Odd white structures have been appearing at Utah's Great Salt Lake the past few winters, alarming park rangers. | Continue reading
Elon Musk is opening a nostalgia-laden, retro-futuristic drive-in movie theater for Tesla owners. How imaginary is the past—and future—he’s basing it on? | Continue reading
Think those emojis your teen is using are harmless? Think again, says the Drug Enforcement Agency—especially if there's a maple leaf involved. | Continue reading
The agency is bringing together experts to build tools that seek to standardize communication between tens of thousands of satellites. | Continue reading
A cybersecurity professional presented research at Black Hat about how his algorithm was co-opted by at least three separate companies. | Continue reading
Recent reports show major textbook publisher Pearson’s CEO thinks NFTs could help them track and get a cut of second-hand digital textbook sales. | Continue reading
The company will expand the biometric payment system to 65 Whole Foods in California, marking the single largest expansion of the technology. | Continue reading
Feds alleged U.S. citizen Ahmad Abouammo used his public relations position at Twitter to funnel information to MBS about Saudi dissidents. | Continue reading
A judge in New Mexico was inspired while reading the funnies in 1977. | Continue reading
The titans of tech brought plenty of disruption to our broken transportation system but delivered little in the way of innovation. | Continue reading
Author and activist Cory Doctorow reflects on the fight over who owns what in a digital world. | Continue reading
Napoleon Hill is the most famous conman you’ve probably never heard of. Born into poverty in rural Virginia at the end of the 19th century, Hill went on to write one of the most successful self-help books of the 20th century: Think and Grow Rich. In fact, he helped invent the gen … | Continue reading
Leaked documents detail what TikTok tells the media—and what it doesn’t. | Continue reading
Humans can't see infrared light, so what makes Webb Space Telescope images so dazzling? | Continue reading
Twitter called Musk's claims "factually inaccurate, legally insufficient, and commercially irrelevant." | Continue reading