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Wonderboom 2 Is the Perfect Portable Bluetooth Speaker for Your Summer
The Wonderboom is one of my favorite gadgets. It’s a round little Bluetooth speaker that’s easy to use and sounds terrific. The Wonderboom is even durable enough that you can bounce it on the ground or throw it in the toilet, which I do not recommend. Ultimate Ears, the creators of this affordable gadget, just made a…Read more...
OnePlus Accidentally Sends Global Push Notification Saying 'Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha' in Chinese
In the early hours of Monday morning, some OnePlus 7 Pro owners may have taken a gander at their phones only to find some cryptic, indecipherable messages. A botched internal test resulted in two global push notifications, with one message reading “hahahahaha” in Chinese and the other a string of gibberish English.Read more...
Danny DeVito and Danny Glover Dive Into the Hilarious First Trailer for Jumanji: The Next Level
If you thought Dwayne Johnson channeling a teenage boy in the video game version of “Jumaaanjee,” you ain’t seen nothing yet. Check out the first trailer for Jumanji: The Next Level.Read more...
Can You Forget Things on Purpose?
Memory’s ungovernable, a ceaseless shaming pain: you’re either scrambling to retrieve it (rooting around for keys, or the name of some acquaintance) or you’re scrambling away from it, wishing it wouldn’t toss up, for the seven hundredth time, this or that miserable incident (deaths, bad dates, awkward elevator talk,…Read more...
Amazon's Clearing Out Refurbished MacBooks With This One-Day Sale
Apple MacBook Gold Box | Amazon
Ebooks Purchased From Microsoft Will Be Deleted This Month Because You Don't Really Own Anything Anymore
Anyone who bought ebooks through the Microsoft Store is in for a rude shock in the coming days. The good news? You can get a refund. The bad news? All of your books are going to be deleted this month.
Leading Civil Rights Groups Call Facebook's Latest Internal Audit 'Woefully Inadequate' to Address Hate
Facebook on Sunday issued the first major update of 2019 on the progress of its ongoing civil rights audit. The audit was launched a year ago following a sharp upsurge in rebukes of Facebook’s permissive attitude toward hateful and abusive content, largely aimed at persecuting people of color and religious…Read more...
Metallic Hydrogen, Toxic Fandom, and the Fifth Dimension: Best Gizmodo Stories of the Week
Lying, tech tricks, and snares, oh my: This week at Gizmodo, our team of reporters and editors hit three different ways consumers are being ripped off, manipulated, or tracked in secret in their everyday doings on the web. Those include “surveillance scores” e-commerce companies use to charge different customers…Read more...
Apple Discovers 'Power' Issue With Logic Boards in Some 2018 MacBook Airs, Will Offer Free Repairs
Apple has identified a serious issue with a “very small number” of 2018 MacBook Air laptops that requires the replacement of the main logic board, 9to5Mac reported on Sunday, citing internal documents from the company.
A Single Court-Authorized Wiretap Order in 2018 Swept Up 9.2 Million Intercepts
A single court-authorized wiretap order resulted in authorities in the Southern District of Texas scooping up more than 9.2 million communications—becoming “the federal wiretap with the most intercepts in 2018,” TechCrunch reported on Saturday, citing the federal government’s annual wiretap report.
Attack on Titan Will End With Its Fourth Season
The giant-killing anime will slay its last when it wraps up in its fourth season.Read more...
Jeremy Renner Reveals Avengers: Endgame Once Had a Thanos Battle on Vormir
The sequence in Avengers: Endgame on Vormir is one of the most intimate, emotional moments in the film. But it wasn’t always planned that way.Read more...
A Small Update on the New RoboCop Movie, Which Is Apparently Still Happening
Last year, we got news that Neil Blomkamp, possibly as penance from the universe for not getting to make that Alien movie he was really hype for, was working on RoboCop Returns, a direct followup to the original 1987 film. Now, we’ve got an update that confirms that the movie, while moving slowly, is definitely still…Read more...
Alleged Cyber Attack on Russia's Yandex Used Malware Tied to Western Intelligence
Hackers believed to be working for Western intelligence agencies “broke into Russian internet search company Yandex from October to November 2018,” deploying a malware variant called Regin that is “known to be used by the ‘Five Eyes’ intelligence-sharing alliance of the United States, Britain, Australia, New Zealand…Read more...
Thanks to This Cover, the Cantina Theme From Star Wars Is Going to Be Stuck in My Head All Day
Back in the day, before all the Nazis and creepy algorithmically generated children’s shows, YouTube was great for two things: old Saturday Night Live clips, and song covers. It’s honestly still pretty great for the latter.Read more...
Welp, This Happened
Donald Trump has become the first sitting U.S. president to set foot in North Korea, in what is perhaps the most extreme headline-grabbing photo op of his reality television presidency.Read more...
AMD Denies Report That It Improperly Shared Sensitive Processor Tech With China
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) denied on Friday the accuracy of a Wall Street Journal report that alleged its joint venture with Chinese companies gave the latter country access to advanced processor technology that could have military applications, saying that did “everything correctly and transparently” and did not…Read more...
This Video Proves Once and For All That Luke Skywalker is Star Wars’s Straight Man
What makes a good straight man? Keep calm and don’t know what’s going on.Read more...
Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes Has Trial Date Set for Summer 2020
Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced founder of catastrophically failed blood testing startup Theranos, will face trial next year, with jury selection slated for July 28, 2020 and the trial itself slated for the following August, per TechCrunch.
Ingrid Michaelson and Artist Nicola Scott Create a Pretty Tribute to Stranger Things
If you’ve never heard of Ingrid Michaelson, she’s a pretty fantastic indie pop folk artist. Her newest album is a long tribute to Stranger Things, and the newest video released for the project is lush.Read more...
Daisy Ridley Has a Funny Memory of That Hug Scene With Carrie Fisher That's Going to Be in The Rise of Skywalker
The late Carrie Fisher is known for bringing sharp humor to her time working on film sets. The scenes of hers used in The Rise of Skywalker are no different.Read more...
Trump Says He'll Relax Sanctions on Huawei as Part of Trade Talks With China
Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, met during the Group of 20 summit in Osaka, Japan and reached a “cease-fire” in the ongoing U.S.-China trade war that will “remove some curbs on Huawei Technologies Co. buying high-tech equipment from the U.S.,” the Wall Street Journal reported.
This Video Dives Into the Bizarre, Complex History of the Muppet Babies
I learned a lot about the Muppet Babies recently. The Henson-created cartoon, which I watched in syndication as a kid in the ‘90s, has a fascinating history.Read more...
Will NASA Find Life on Titan?
JoAnna Wendel is a science cartoonist and writer in Washington, DC. She loves space, planets, rocks, and her cat, Pancake. You can find her work at joannawendelcomics.com and follow her on Twitter at @JoAnnaScience.
Sleep Your Stresses Away With a Bunch of Weighted Blankets That Are Under $42
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The Perfect Wallet For Overseas Travel Is Just $11 Today
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FDA Says It's Still Investigating Possible Link Between Some Dog Foods and Canine Heart Disease
The Food and Drug Administration said this week that it is continuing to investigate a troubling link between some pet food types and potentially fatal heart disease in dogs. As the investigation into any connection is ongoing, no pets foods have yet been recalled.
Owner of Gay Dating App Jack'd to Pay Out for Leaving Nudes and Private Photos Exposed
The New York attorney general announced this week a settlement with the parent company of Jack’d, a dating app for gay and bisexual men, over negligence around a security issue that exposed nude and otherwise “private” photos of the platform’s users.
What's Up, Danger? Oh, Just an Into the Spider-Verse Tribute Art Show
The best movie of 2018, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, is now on Netflix and—whether by coincidence or not—an art show celebrating its brilliance is about to open too.Read more...
Apple Risks Infuriating the White House as It Reportedly Moves Assembly of Mac Pro to China
Back in 2012, it was a Big Deal when Apple decided to assemble the Mac Pro in Austin, Texas. Fast forward seven years, and now it seems Apple will manufacture the new Mac Pro will be built in China, according to the Wall Street Journal.Read more...
A Frightening Number of Americans Have Never Gotten Tested for HIV
Fewer than 40 percent of Americans have ever gotten HIV testing, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. These rates are even lower in states with rural areas where the disease is disproportionately more common.Read more...
Hey GrubHub, What the Fuck??
GrubHub / Seamless—the aggregation and delivery service that earns its money by eating away at the already thin profit margins of local restaurants—is accused of, well, finding a new and unusual way to eat away at restaurant profit margins, and it involves buying up tens of thousands of website domain names without…Read more...
Ajit Pai Is Working Hard to Make Broadband Users Dumb Again
The death of federal net neutrality protections in the United States didn’t only give ISPs license to penalize customers who don’t agree to buy their services. It also pointlessly mystified the process whereby consumers acquire the most basic, unsimplified details about their home internet’s price, speed, and…Read more...
China’s Mission on the Moon's Far Side Resumes After Recent Glitch
China’s mission exploring the lunar far side has now entered into its seventh lunar day, with the Chang’3 lander and Yutu 2 rover resuming activities despite a recent communication problem with a relay satellite.
The Sequel To Our Readers' Favorite Gaming Mouse Has Never Been Cheaper
Late last year, the iconic and reader-favorite Logitech G502 gaming mouse got an upgrade, and the new HERO model is on sale for an all-time low $52 on Amazon.
Health Inequality Is Getting Worse in the U.S.
Americans who have had the misfortune of becoming seriously sick know that the country’s health care system is deeply broken, even if you have insurance. But a new study out Friday highlights the widening gap in who gets to be healthy. Over a 25-year period leading up to 2017, it found, health inequality has largely…Read more...
The Pentagon Has a Device That Can Use a Laser to Identify Someone Based On Their Heartbeat
Walking around the world anonymously is becoming increasingly more difficult as surveillance tech is developed to identify us by our faces, our gait, and now, our heartbeat.
France Just Obliterated Its All-Time Heat Record
France has never been hotter. The intense dome of high pressure sitting over Europe has shattered heat records across the continent. At least five countries set June heat records on Thursday and on Friday, France smashed its all-time temperature record at at least a dozen weather stations.
The Biggest Sonos Refurb Sale Ever Is Back and Its a Great Chance to Start or Expand Your Collection
Sonos Refurb Sale | Sonos | Some colors not availableRead more...
Face Recognition Surveillance Banned by Second American City
One day after the biggest police body camera manufacturer in America banned the use of face recognition technology, Somerville, Massachusetts became the second city in the United States to ban the tech after San Francisco broke new ground with a ban last month, Vice reported.
Automation Should Be a Major 2020 Issue. Andrew Yang Failed to Put It on the Map
It’s early yet, but automation is already on track to become the most ignored issue this campaign cycle—outpacing even the neglected climate change, which, while broached both nights of the first Democratic presidential debate this week, deserves a much larger share of the conversation. Corporate automation, and the…Read more...
Italy Pokes Facebook With $1.1 Million Fine, and Man, I Bet They're Sorry Now
Italy’s privacy watchdog announced on Friday its decision to fine world-swallowing social platform Facebook €1 million (about $1.13 million) for the catastrophic mishandling of data associated with now-defunct Cambridge Analytica. Does that seem like a bargain to anyone else?Read more...
MIT Created a Better Rain-Deflecting Material That's Like a Force Field For Liquids
We’ve already figured out how to treat surfaces so that liquids, like spilled food or raindrops, quickly bead up and roll away. Every time you wax your car you’re helping it shrug off a downpour. But for vehicles like planes, it only takes a split second for a raindrop to turn to ice when it hits a freezing fuselage,…Read more...
The Zippo-Case Klipsch Earbuds Actually Sound Pretty Dang Good
To help its first truly wireless earbuds standout in an already crowded market, Klipsch drew inspiration from another iconic item also found in pockets: the Zippo. A charging case that looks like a lighter is undoubtedly a clever marketing gimmick, but Klipsch has also delivered a solid set of wireless earbuds with…Read more...
Fossilized Teeth Suggest Some Ancient Crocodiles Were Vegetarians
Alligators and crocodiles are some of the scariest carnivores on Earth today, but new research suggests their ancient relatives developed a preference for plants.Read more...
Everyone Flopped on Climate Change During the First Democratic Debates
If there is one thing glaring clear from this week’s Democratic debates, it is this: We need a goddamn climate debate.Read more...
Marianne Williamson Is the Internet’s God Now
Memes? Pretty good!Read more...
Slack Goes Wonky, Gives Millions the Day Off
If you woke up Friday morning, logged into Slack, only to find it a hellhole of bugs—it’s not just you. Users all over the world have been reporting outages, repeating messages, and errors with the popular workplace communication tool.
Broadcom's Tech Is in Nearly All Your Gadgets—Here's Why That Suddenly Matters
Broadcom might not be a name you’re immediately familiar with, but some of its technology is almost certainly inside at least one of the gadgets in your home. As it faces big antitrust actions in both the US and Europe, here’s what you need to know about Broadcom, and it how it affects the hardware you own.Read more...
New Updates From Black Widow, Enola Holmes, and More
Black Widow set pictures continue to give us a look at the film’s mysterious new villain. The game is afoot for Henry Cavill and Enola Holmes. Margot Robbie plans to produce a sci-fi hacker horror flick about implants. The Hello Kitty film has found its writer from a surprising source. Plus, what’s to come on iZombie,…Read more...
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