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‘Magic: The Gathering’ Zeta Set Drop Was a ‘Disaster,’ Says Wizards of the Coast
The Secret Lair platform is no stranger to botched sales, but this one was particularly bad.
The Moto Watch Ultra Is a Standard Wear OS Smartwatch, for Good and for Bad
The new smartwatch supports Gemini, Google Pay, and other modern niceties, but at what cost?
‘Cocoon—One Summer of Girlhood’ Is a Heavy Anime Film That Hits Hard While Holding You Close
Studio Sasayuri's adaptation of Machiko Kyo's wartime manga turns a real-life tragedy into one of the year's most humbling cinematic anime experiences, and it's playing in select theaters on September 4.
Dan Stevens Teases His ‘RoboCop’ Will Lean Into Humor
The star of 'Onslaught,' 'The Terror: Devil in Silver,' and 'Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire' was just cast as the title character in Prime Video's new sci-fi series.
Big Brother on Wheels: Trash Trucks With AI Cameras Are Coming to a City Near You
The only blight here is the unregulated surveillance state.
Australia Is Evacuating an Antarctic Base So No One Has to Watch Thousands of Seals Die
H5 bird flu is expected to cause a massive die-off of Macquarie Island's elephant seals, many of which live near the base.
OpenAI Claims We’re in the ‘AGI Era’ With Release of GPT-6 Astra
Welcome to the beginning of... something.
The Lego PlayStation Is Brick-Built Photorealism
The attention to detail is truly wild on this 1,911-piece console replica releasing in October.
Google DeepMind Just Rolled Out Its Most Accurate AI Global Weather Model
The tech giant claims WeatherNext 3 can deliver up to 50% more accurate precipitation forecasts a day or more in advance.
Motorola Joins the 200-Megapixel Phone Camera Club With the Edge 70 Plus
And it comes in some really great Pantone-approved colors.
‘Dungeons & Dragons’ ‘Ravenloft’ Live-Action Series From Alfonso Cuarón in the Works at Netflix
The series will be an origin story for the classic 'D&D' baddie Count Strahd von Zarovich.
TikTok Is Supercharging Comments With Voice, Photo Carousels, and Polls
So much of TikTok lives in the comment section, the company is basically building a site within its site.
Sony Refuses to Share $500m Tariff Refund With PlayStation Customers Despite Price Increases
"We increased our prices even further" is an adventurous line of reasoning.
1,600-Year-Old Skeleton Found Hiding Inside Jar With 2 Knives Raises More Questions Than Answers
Archaeologists with the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences found the skeletal remains of a young man hidden in a 5th century jar. Now they want to know how he got there.
Uber, Fearing Getting Uber-ed, Finally Sides With Driver Unions
The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
‘Supergirl’ Flies Home to HBO Max Next Week
Milly Alcock, Jason Momoa, and Krypto star in the James Gunn-produced DC Cinematic Universe release.
A Cargo Plane With No Pilot Just Completed a Series of Flights Over a Small Louisiana Town
The autonomous flights were conducted under a DOT and FAA program.
Boy, Dave Bautista Already Looks Swole Enough to Play Kratos in ‘God of War’
Two weeks in the gym is just a warm-up for where Bautista wants his physique to be as the PlayStation icon.
Ozempic and Other GLP-1s Are Being Linked to Fewer Serious Infections—Including TB
Two recent studies have suggested that GLP-1 drugs can reduce the occurrence or severity of certain infections.
Nvidia CEO Says Hugging Face Will ‘Remain an Open Platform for the Entire AI Ecosystem’
Nvidia is the infrastructure leader of AI. Now its one step closer to securing its dominance over the software layer as well.
DJI’s New 360 Camera Fixes Everything Wrong With the First One
Can you buy the DJI Osmo 360 II in the U.S.? Hahaha...wait, you're seriously asking?
NASA’s Pluto Probe Could Lose 2 Key Instruments at a Crucial Moment
The spacecraft is currently approaching the outer boundary of the solar system as it prepares to cross into interstellar space.
Smart Glasses Are Facing Bans in Public Spaces
Hamburg doesn't want you using smart glasses at pools or on public transit.
Lenovo’s First RTX Spark Laptops Put the Stylus First
Finally, a powerful creative laptop that puts the stylus front and center.
Lenovo’s Fanless Concept Could Bring Us Laptops That Weigh Way Less Than Two Pounds
Plus, Lenovo has even more rolling laptops with flexible screens that extend sideways.
10 Upcoming Stephen King Adaptations We Can’t Wait to Watch
Not all of them include Mike Flanagan, but he's well-represented here, as you might guess.
‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Gets Melodramatic in Soap Opera Episode
The 'Enterprise' crew deals with medical emergencies and paternity issues in 'Like Chronitons Through the Hourglass.'
TCL’s New Phones Can Convert E-books Into Audiobooks and Podcasts Using AI
The P80 Pro and P80 Ultra also have a slider on the side that launches into an e-reader mode.
TCL’s New A1 NXTPAPER Tablets Mix Business and Pleasure
E-paper without the e-ink. Well, kind of.
Heathcliff Kills for Catherine’s Ghost in ‘Wuthering Heights: House of the Damned’
Plus, Zach Cregger says you'll know exactly how many bullets have been fired in 'Resident Evil.'
Technology and Agriculture Battle It Out in This Eerily Dystopian Short Story
Read 'Dreamweavers' by Alexander Weinstein right here on io9, courtesy of Lightspeed Magazine.
These Giant Short-Throw Projectors Really, Really Want You to Replace Your TV
Short-throw projectors are getting faster, brighter, and better looking. They're still really expensive.
Philips Hue’s New Lights Are Smartsy, Artsy, and Fartsy
A bendy, colorful light and a bright pole that you lean against a wall are among the company's coming smart lights.
This New Dreame Robomower’s Side Piece Seems Great at Edging
The A4 AWD Pro gets key upgrades over its predecessor.
Mammotion’s New Robot Mower Is Joining the Edge-Cutting Arms Race
The Luba 4 AWD still looks like a miniature race car.
The New ‘Star Trek’ Movie Will Explore ‘Bad Apples’ in Starfleet
Directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein tease their in-development feature addition to the franchise.
Meta Is Reportedly Sending Mixed Messages to Employees on Tokenmaxxing
Meta employees are reportedly being encouraged to use Meta's own OpenClaw-like agentic platform.
Scientists Say a Key Trigger for Alzheimer’s Damage Isn’t Even in the Brain
New research points to certain immune cells in our lymph nodes that play a key role in causing the brain damage seen with Alzheimer's.
Anker’s MindBase Wants to Be the Smart Hub for Your Life
With Matter support, on-device AI, and NAS storage, Anker's MindBase makes a play to be the center of your home.
Anker’s New Smart Speaker Watches You Sleep
Using radar, the SleepLab Pro can monitor heart rate, respiratory rate, and more.
Some of the Best Sleep Earbuds out There Just Got an Upgrade
Anker is building on the success of its Sleep A30 wireless earbuds.
The Philips Hue Ecosystem Now Includes Sonos and Nanoleaf Shapes
Soon, you'll be able to control Sonos speakers using via Philips Hue smart switches.
Eufy’s New Robomower Has Its Own Edge-Trimming Arm
Unfortunately, it's probably not coming to the U.S. anytime soon.
Anker’s Next Genre-Bending Printer Overcomes One of Its UV Printer’s Major Flaws
Finally, your home can become the custom shirt factory it was always meant to be.
Eufy’s New Window-Sticking Security Camera Is a Peeping Tom for the Outside World
The Window Camera E10 might be the easiest security camera to install ever. Eufy's also got a Video Doorbell S4 with a 'VR Mode' that lets you look at 180-degree security footage.
Govee’s Skylight-Mimicking Ceiling Light Is Finally Ready
Also, Govee's latest permanent outdoor lights get a little fancier.
Microsoft, Famous for Culty Jargon, Is Naming Half Its Organization ‘Agents and Infra’
The other half will be called Devices and Consumer."
Identity Verification Is Broken. The 153 Million Driver’s Licenses Now for Sale Are Proof
A massive trove of driver's license scans allegedly stolen from an identity verification company shows the danger of creating honey pots of our most sensitive documents for malicious actors to exploit.
California’s Surveillance Pricing Bill Misses Deadline to Advance to Gov. Newsom’s Desk
The California Retailers Association said, "Our hope is that next year we can begin with the areas where there is genuine agreement rather than starting over."
While AI Industry Frets Over Safeguards, One Company Is Building a Model That ‘Doesn’t Say No’
Only in America.
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