Tesla planned to release beta version 10.2 to roughly 1,000 drivers on Friday, but it didn't happen. Musk cited "last-minute concerns about the build." | Continue reading
It makes it so much easier to follow what your favorite sites are posting. | Continue reading
It's not the world-changing solution some technofuturists think it is—but there are some interesting possibilities. | Continue reading
At New York Comic Con 2021, the Amazon sci-fi series announced a December return for its sixth and final season. | Continue reading
When the app suffered a six hour outage this week, millions of people's lives were thrown into turmoil. Why were they there at all? | Continue reading
Decades of earthshine data show the planet is less bright than it used to be. | Continue reading
The media company announced it was closing on Friday after a week of dramatic revelations. | Continue reading
RT Germany's YouTube account was deleted for spreading misinformation about covid-19. | Continue reading
Nowhere can escape climate change. Even the Earth's crust is feeling the impact of rising temperatures and melting ice. | Continue reading
Kids between 10 and 12 are a 'valuable but untapped audience,' company research says. | Continue reading
J. Michael Straczynski returns to his beloved sci-fi series for a new reboot on the CW. | Continue reading
Doctor Who fan and professional colorizer Rich Tipple tells io9 how he restored some of the show's earliest stories in technicolor glory in his spare time. | Continue reading
The company has a slew of Echo gadgets in the works, some of which we may see next week. | Continue reading
The carefully arranged impressions may have been made by children. | Continue reading
The Internet Archive set out in the 1990s with an improbable mission to become the “Library of Alexandria Two”; by 2020, they’ve arguably surpassed that goal, plus delivered their collection straight to the masses. It’s the only repository where a NASA recap of the Space Shuttle … | Continue reading
Lidar scans of the Teotihuacán Valley reveal how the landscape was engineered centuries ago. | Continue reading
After the Kaseya attack, the feds somehow came into possession of a decryption key but waited nearly a month before delivering it into the hands of businesses. | Continue reading
I don’t think I’m taking a bold stance by saying that any real attempt at eugenics is indefensible. Practically speaking, though, eugenics is just as much of a bust as it is morally. We can’t positively select for “better people,” and we may face dire consequences if we try to we … | Continue reading
The scheme involves people's private data, some secret algorithms, and a lot of apps. | Continue reading
Is it a streaming box? An end-to-end encrypted content-sharing network? Or a store? What? | Continue reading
The Milton Bradley game was invented in 1960 and has sold an estimated 70 million copies worldwide. | Continue reading
A separate group of Senators is also launching an investigation into Instagram claiming it's working with a whistleblower. | Continue reading
Three dots of light reached Earth in 2016, then disappeared. A fourth is still on its way. | Continue reading
Moderation decisions aren't an "illegal in-kind contribution," the FEC told the National Republican Committee. | Continue reading
Before we understood that radiation exposure can be deadly, people thought it was just a fun ingredient to make things glow. Here are some of the amazing, disturbing products from those simpler times. None of these would be deemed even remotely safe today. | Continue reading
Space needs a burdensome and expensive deep clean, and Woz's Privateer apparently wants to take care of the mess. | Continue reading
If you're worried about privacy, it might be time to cover up your front door's peephole. | Continue reading
The new plant can suck carbon dioxide from the air and turn it to stone underground, sequestering 4,000 tons of pollution a year. | Continue reading
Stern is borrowing features from video game consoles to entice pinball players. | Continue reading
WhatsApp isn't the impenetrable private messaging service Facebook likes to claim, ProPublica finds. | Continue reading
The Alexa microwaves weren't enough, so Amazon-branded TVs are rumored to launch as early as October. | Continue reading
GoDaddy said it had given the pro-life tip line 24 hours to find a new hosting provider. | Continue reading
Rains once again inundated the New York subway system, showing how vulnerable it remains to water nearly a decade after Sandy. | Continue reading
Yesterday, Vox somehow managed to write an entire article about the history of Oracle and its founder Larry Ellison without mentioning the CIA even once. Which is pretty astounding, given the fact that Oracle takes its name from a 1977 CIA project codename. And that the CIA was O … | Continue reading
Whether you plan to hit the road for weeks at a time or just take the kids on a road trip, you need some gear for your car. | Continue reading
The announcement marks the end of a decades-long fight against a deadly decision made by the automobile industry 100 years ago. | Continue reading
The storm packed such a punch that it changed the course of the powerful river. | Continue reading
The company said that “a very small percentage” of the devices may experience sound issues due to a faulty component on the receiver module. | Continue reading
New research indicates the internet doesn't make people act like jerks, but it sure gives the jerks a big megaphone. | Continue reading
Plan your next road trip using 8-bit pixels and sprites. | Continue reading
In real-world data from Israel, adverse events like heart inflammation were much more common in infected people than those vaccinated with the Pfizer shot. | Continue reading
HYBRIT, a partnership between a mining firm, an electric utility, and a steel company, made the world's first delivery of clean steel to Volvo. | Continue reading
Don't ditch your 5G smartphone just yet, it's going to be almost a decade before 6G arrives. | Continue reading
In a page ripped right out of the '90s, Microsoft reminds us that it's still engaging in the browser wars. | Continue reading
In an un-Apple-like move, it will give users the ability to opt-out of Safari's controversial redesign. | Continue reading
The watchlist, which included 1.9 million records, was left exposed online for three weeks, according to the researcher who found it. | Continue reading
Dominion supposedly failed to disprove the Pro-Trump podcaster's widely rejected theories. She's pumping out fresh material daily. | Continue reading
Saturn may have a "fuzzy" core, according to new research. | Continue reading