The latest scandal to rock the Catholic Church was both incredibly unnerving and entirely preventable. Why isn't anyone doing anything about it? | Continue reading
Pichai suggests the internet and electricity are also small potatoes compared to AI. | Continue reading
The incident has pitted two of tech's biggest giants against a small company that has based its business on spotting fake reviews on Amazon. | Continue reading
Dust off the dot-matrix printer and create retro-tastic birthday cards and banners at home with The Print Shop. | Continue reading
Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, and Elon Musk want to make "space tourism" a thing. This could jumpstart a pointless industry that's totally unsustainable. | Continue reading
The continued expansion of ads in smart devices is really starting to get on people's nerves. | Continue reading
The incident has pitted two of tech's biggest giants against a small company that has based its business on spotting fake reviews on Amazon. | Continue reading
It's the second iconic watch from the classic film series to be re-issued. | Continue reading
Spring wheat could see some of its lowest wheat yields in decades due to widespread drought and heat. | Continue reading
Jackson Palmer went on Twitter for the first time in two years to remind us that the wealthy are ruining everything—even cryptocurrency. | Continue reading
Facebook reportedly reassigned dozens of employees at its data tool CrowdTangle after it showed right-wing content thrives on the News Feed. | Continue reading
"Sound Screws" might one day be an easy way to tune out noisy neighbors. | Continue reading
U.S. authorities attempted to hobble an infamous cybercriminal group last year but it looks like the gang is back in action. | Continue reading
Blazes are whipping up rare fire tornadoes and threatening the grid. | Continue reading
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