OnePlus claims it was trying to "optimize" the performance of the OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro. | Continue reading
"Bro, it's so big." That's an actual thing I heard from an actual person. The man was a personal trainer at my gym, the "it" was a Galaxy Note mutant phone. He clenched the massive thing in his iron grip. | Continue reading
Gizmodo obtained the complaints about Binance through a FOIA request. | Continue reading
Robert Wise's "Director's Edition" of the first Star Trek film will be released for streaming on Paramount+. | Continue reading
It's further evidence that planets without stars are surprisingly common in the Milky Way. | Continue reading
When you buy a device that requires proprietary software to run, the money you hand over is an entry fee, nothing more. | Continue reading
A supply chain attack on Kaseya, which offers remote services to IT providers, may have infected companies throughout the world. | Continue reading
A sting by Greenpeace UK exposes how the company talks a big climate game while ensuring nothing actually gets done. | Continue reading
Get ready for an onslaught of permissions requests. | Continue reading
Prices for the drug have become untenable, now there's at least a slightly more affordable option. | Continue reading
Its creators want a crypto-based UBI and plan to use an eyeball scanner to prevent fraud. | Continue reading
An assorted group specializing in climate, psychology, and ethics say that it's time to call social the threat that it is. | Continue reading
The proposed law would likely run afoul of the First Amendment in the U.S., but despite popular misconceptions Canada is actually its own country. | Continue reading
Unplug your drives from the internet right now to keep any data safe. | Continue reading
We surveyed a number of experts on the question of whether underwater living might ever be possible. | Continue reading
Researchers say they have solved the tricky problem of making a totally passive, 24/7 water generating system. | Continue reading
Liftoffs won't begin until 2024, but the six-hour trip features a 360-view that's out of this world. | Continue reading
The AirPop Active+ Halo Smart Mask monitors air quality, but as mask requirements are lifted, no one needs to pay this much for cleaner air. | Continue reading
“No one knows exactly how much information was accessed, because the government has been kind of cagey about it.” | Continue reading
A protein in birds' eyes is sensitive to magnetic fields, which may help explain how they navigate across the planet. | Continue reading
The ongoing climate crisis is not going to spare Siberia. | Continue reading
An encrypted platform created by the FBI led to over 800 arrests in dozens of countries, but at what cost? | Continue reading
Synthetic Messenger, a project from artists Tega Brain and Sam Lavigne, makes climate news stories more visible with clicks. | Continue reading
Inspired by plants and octopus, this snakebot is like the movie Tremors come to life. | Continue reading
Please come back, for what seems the billionth time. | Continue reading
Big Oil has made small forays into the world of Instagram influencer marketing—but if history is any indication, they're just getting started. | Continue reading
A naming contest for the inanimate Artemis crew member launches today. | Continue reading
These space explorers managed to document their final moments, sending back precious data before going silent forever. | Continue reading
It’s also further evidence that extraterrestrials should've settled the entire Milky Way by now. So where are they? | Continue reading
“Audience” members will see their questions appear in a list at the top of the stream, which other users can then choose to upvote or downvote. | Continue reading
Learning to ride a bicycle is about to become trivial. | Continue reading
'Ernie,' 'Bert,' and AI-powered robots are being tested to help notoriously overworked staff | Continue reading
The China National Space Administration released new images today to commemorate the early success of the mission. | Continue reading
The primary technology that a military aircraft uses to lock and track an enemy aircraft is its onboard radar. Aircraft radars typically have two modes: search and track. In search mode, the radar sweeps a radio beam across the sky in a zig-zag pattern. When the radio beam is … | Continue reading
The party's just getting started when DARPA's new streamer-blasting counter-drone arrives. | Continue reading
Facebook reportedly plans to launch a smartwatch in 2022, but between the competition and concerns about how Facebook handles data, this watch might be DOA. | Continue reading
It’s hard to tell what will go viral online at any given time. Carp? Sure. Andrew Cuomo’s Nipples? That happened. The latest darling of the internet’s eye is less fishy and less... fleshy than both of the above, but no less bizarre: a low-grade knock-off of Apple’s Notepad app th … | Continue reading
And that price doesn't include a camera or a gimbal. | Continue reading
Suing an agency on behalf of corporate America appears to be a good path to a senior government role. | Continue reading
If you use all the features Apple's Wallet app offers in iOS 15, you're asking for trouble. | Continue reading
In an apparent effort to kill fewer people, police departments across the country are investing in the BolaWrap Remote Restraint device—basically an electronic lasso designed to automatically restrain suspects without cops having to electrocute or shoot them. | Continue reading
Scientists say that two common strains of the seasonal flu have seemingly vanished from circulation, likely due to public health measures like mask-wearing meant to slow the covid-19 pandemic. Though it will take time to confirm the disappearing act, the unexpected good news coul … | Continue reading
Throughout Friday afternoon, using the image search function on Microsoft-operated Bing using the words “Tank Man” returned the message, “There are no results for tank man / Check your spelling or try different keywords.” | Continue reading
The U.S. Department of Justice plans to take a much harsher tack when pursuing cybercriminals involved in ransomware attacks—and will investigate them using similar strategies to the ones currently employed against foreign and domestic terrorists. | Continue reading
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday said a Georgia police officer had not violated the country’s main anti-hacking law by improperly accessing a government database for financial gain, a decision likely to curtail prosecutions under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) of indiv … | Continue reading
Today, all of humanity is under attack, this time from an overheated planet—and too many newsrooms still are more inclined to cover today’s equivalent of dance competitions. Climate change is underway and threatens unparalleled catastrophe. | Continue reading
Unless you specifically tell it not to, Amazon will automatically enroll you in Sidewalk, which—it’s easy to imagine—could lead to some potentially unwanted privacy and security issues down the road. | Continue reading
Paramount Pictures has found a way to avoid paying taxes on franchises including Spongebob Squarepants, Mission: Impossible, and Star Trek by routing revenue from international licensing through a complicated network of foreign subsidiaries, according to a new study. | Continue reading