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The Best Project Management Apps to Get Your Life in Order
Project management apps help teams collaborate more effectively and hit their deadlines, but you can use the same apps to put some order into your life. Here are the management tools worth checking out, whether you’ve only got yourself to look after or a whole family of disorganized people.Read more...
Surprising Accelerator Finding Could Change the Way We Think About Neutron Stars
Neutron stars are having a renaissance, as far as space objects go. These ultra-dense collapsed stars are the source of last year’s most important astrophysical discovery, and they could supply the universe with much of its gold and other heavier elements. But, confusingly, many of their most important properties may…Read more...
Updates From Wonder Woman 1984, Star Wars Resistance, and More
Neill Blomkamp hints that he wants a familiar face back for RoboCop Returns. Dave Filoni discusses his involvement with the new Star Wars animated series. Producer Stephen Broussard says a future Ant-Man/Wasp movie could really delve into the Quantum Realm. Plus, Wonder Woman 1984 set pictures. Spoilers, away!
Turkey's President Calls for Boycott of American Electronics Like the iPhone as Trade War Heats Up
Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced that the country of 81 million people will boycott American consumer electronics, including Apple’s iPhone. The declaration comes as a trade war between the United States and Turkey has caused the Turkish currency, the lira, to plummet over the past few days, sending…Read more...
Tesla Hit With Third Class-Action Suit Over Musk's Stock Tweets
Embattled electric car manufacturer Tesla racked up its third class-action suit, filed this evening in California’s Northern District Court, stemming from bizarre and potentially unfounded tweets sent last week by CEO Elon Musk.Read more...
I Can't Stop Thinking About How the Predator Would Eat Sushi
Consuming food is, for the most part, straightforward. The meal is put in the mouth, it moves through the esophagus, it winds up in the stomach. Digestion occurs. But that’s because most creatures that consume food have a fairly straightforward anatomy that best suits their consumption needs. The Predator does not,…Read more...
It's Time to Let MoviePass Die
It’s finally time to admit that MoviePass is fumbling around like a wounded golden goose that needs to be put out of its misery. It may still give up the gift of “free” movies every now and then, but this weekend’s latest service changes and screwups show the free ride is coming to an end.Read more...
California Officials Admit to Using License Plate Readers to Monitor Welfare Recipients
Since 2016, Sacramento County officials have been accessing license plate reader data to track welfare recipients suspected of fraud, the Sacramento Bee reported over the weekend.
Earth's Oldest Rocks Could Have Been Formed by Meteorite Impacts
Some of the Earth’s oldest rocks may have formed from the high temperatures of meteorite impacts, a new study reports.
Elon Musk Responds to Azealia Banks' Claims of Ghosting, Tweeting, and LSD: I Don't Know Her
In 2018, you go unhinged or you go home.
New Evidence Contradicts Theory That Easter Island Society Collapsed
The indigenous people of Easter Island, the Rapa Nui, experienced a societal collapse after the 17th century because they stripped the island clean of its natural resources. Or at least, that’s the leading theory. An analysis of the tools used by the Rapa Nui to build their iconic stone statues suggests a very…Read more...
Kim K's Klear Plastic Pumps Are a Petri Dish for Foot Fungi
The clear shoes that Kim Kardashian West has been wearing out and about in support of her husband’s clothing line are... a choice for some and not for all. They are also probably going to give Kim a foot infection, so good luck with that!Read more...
Runaways' Second Season Will Arrive This Winter and Feature a Connection to the MCU
Runaways’ surprisingly solid first season ended with its titular heroes finally living up to their team name and trying to escape their villainous parents in order to be free. From the sounds of things, the gang’s lives are only going to get even more difficult in the show’s second season.Read more...
Hackers Can Turn Body Cameras Into Malware Spewing Machines, Security Expert Says
Once lauded as tools to enhance police accountability, body cameras have been facing increasing scrutiny from privacy advocates, and now one researcher has identified them as cybersecurity time bombs. Speaking to Wired ahead of a Def Con presentation, Josh Mitchell, a consultant at the security firm Nuix,…Read more...
This Exoplanet Is So Hot, It Apparently Tears Apart Water Molecules
There’s an exoplanet whose surface is so hot, it rips apart water molecules. It’s almost a star, but not quite; it’s an ultra-hot, Jupiter-like world located around 880 light-years from Earth.
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After Five Years of Fighting, Google and Facebook Security Guards Finally Have Their Union Contract
Thousands of security officers in Silicon Valley just ratified their first union contract. The guards, numbering at about 3,000, work at tech giants like Facebook and Google and have been organizing and negotiating for more than five years.
Thomas Edison Predicted Nobody Would Be Able to Make Phone Calls Across the Atlantic Ocean
Never say never. Thomas Edison was both a great inventor and an amusing prognosticator. But nobody, no matter how smart, knows the future. And that goes for Edison as well. Back in 1894, Edison predicted that transatlantic phone calls would be impossible. But his doubts would prove silly roughly 30 years later when…Read more...
The FDA Has Cleared Its First Digital Birth Control App
Couples in the U.S. looking to either conceive or avoid pregnancy will now have a new tool available to them. On Friday, the Food and Drug Administration announced it has permitted a digital birth control app to be marketed as such in the U.S. The app, called Natural Cycles, is the first medical device of its kind to…Read more...
French Theme Park Employs Trained Birds to Pick Up Cigarette Butts
A French theme park has begun using six trained birds belonging to the crow family to pick up litter and cigarette butts, the BBC reports.
Mulan Has Arrived in This Very First Look at Disney's Live-Action Film
Disney just announced production has begun on Niki Caro’s highly-anticipated live-action version of Mulan, and released the first photo of actress Liu Yifei as the title character. That’s her above, obviously, looking as fierce and badass as one would have hoped.Read more...
Veterinarians Say Pet Owners Are Hurting Animals to Get Opioids
A recent survey suggests that some people struggling with opioid addiction might be turning to a tragically desperate method to get more prescription painkillers: Hurting their own pets. And veterinarians themselves may be abusing opioids or helping to illegally sell them.Read more...
Your External Hard Drive Can Finally Join Your Computer's Trippy Light Show
If you’re someone who can’t work, play, or kill time online without your desktop PC blinding you with a spectacle of flashing LEDs, ASUS will now let your external hard drive join the desktop rave. The company’s new FX HDD drive includes its own set of LEDs, illuminating a circuit trace pattern that will sync to the…Read more...
Tourists Vying for Perfect Selfie Spot Brawl at Rome's Trevi Fountain
Imagine standing before an iconic piece of Baroque architecture—and starting a giant fight. That’s effectively what happened earlier this month at the Trevi Fountain in Rome, where a 44-year-old American woman and a 19-year-old Dutch woman got into a violent argument over the best selfie spot.Read more...
Google Stores Location Data Even With 'Location History' Turned Off—Here's How to Stop That
When a user chooses to pause Google’s collection of location data with the “Location History” option, the search giant continues to collect and store that information. It’s a sleight of hand that’s enough to make someone shut off everything just to be safe.Read more...
Glacier National Park Is on Fire
Weeks after Yosemite Valley closed due to wildfires for the first time in decades, parts of Glacier National Park in Montana have been evacuated thanks to an explosive fire.Read more...
Voltron's Penultimate Season Triumphantly Heads Home—But Not Without Some Bumps Along the Way
Netflix’s Voltron: Legendary Defender has spent the past few seasons wildly expanding the scope and scale of its story, and the universe the Voltron Force is destined to defend. Its newly-released seventh season—its penultimate installment—deftly narrows the series’ focus to a more personal level as the Paladins…Read more...
That New Android Update Broke a Key Perk of the Pixel XL
While some folks may be worrying about Google’s next phone, especially with leaks suggesting the Pixel 3 could sport the biggest notch we’ve seen on a handset yet, it seems Google may have more immediate concerns after the release of Android 9 Pie created issues with charging speeds on the original Pixel XL.Read more...
8 Online Subscriptions That Don't Actually Suck
Remember a time when you paid for your music, and your movies, and your software with a one-off payment rather than a recurring subscription fee debited from your bank account each month? Those times are fading into history for most of us. Subscriptions are now king and practically inescapable.Read more...
Hail Satan! Bow Before These New Witchy Photos From The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
The Dark Lord is calling, are you ready to answer? These new photos from Netflix’s charmingly terrifying new series, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, are ready to invade the mind and betwitch the senses. You’ve been warned.Read more...
Bose's Noise Canceling Headphones Are As Cheap As They've Ever Been
Bose’s wireless QuietComfort 35 noise-cancelling over-ears are basically a mute button for the rest of the world, and you can get them for $299 today, down from the usual $329. In addition to amazing sound quality and noise cancelation, they even work with Google Assistant, and as of a firmware update last week, Alexa…Read more...
AMD's 16-Core Beast Creams Intel, but You Might Be Better Off Without It
I won’t lie, when AMD’s new 16-core monster CPU, the Ryzen Threadripper 2950X, arrived, I ran around the office showing off it and its accompanying air cooler to anyone who would make eye contact with me. The thing is enormous—easily twice as large as a standard desktop CPU from Intel. The air cooler, saddled with the…Read more...
The Birds of Prey Movie Is Looking for a Songbird to Play Black Canary
New images from Mary Poppins Returns, Aquaman, and more. Bond is on the hunt for its next villain, a live-action Dora the Explorer is finally upon us and Riverdale is keeping it all in the family next season. Sing your spoilers right this way...Read more...
Vimeo Removes InfoWars Content as Alex Jones Seeks Friendly Channels for His Media Empire
With few places to turn, Alex Jones started publishing videos more frequently at Vimeo last week. But it looks like he’s not wanted there either. Vimeo deleted a number of InfoWars videos over the weekend, citing violations of its terms of service.Read more...
Facebook Got Mad at Us, Samsung Note 9, and Ajit Pai: Best Gizmodo Stories of the Week
First, the bad news: Sunday is the anniversary of the disastrous white supremacist Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, that culminated in a neo-Nazi car attack that killed local woman Heather Heyer and wounded scores of others, as well as resulted in the deaths of two police officers. The organizer of…Read more...
Tiny Group of‘Unite the Right’ White Supremacists Outnumbered by Anti-Racism Counterprotesters in DC [UPDATING]
Update, Sunday, 5:33 p.m.: Reporters on the ground say that the rally is over already.Read more...
Jeff Goldblum Has Now Been Memorialized in the Immortal Art of the Jigsaw Puzzle
In defiance of chaos theory, these jigsaw puzzles bring some order to the world. Some Goldblum-y order.Read more...
One Intrepid Motorist Is At Present Traversing The Nation In A 1919 Franklin Motor Car
This incredibly well engineered 25 horsepower aircooled Franklin Series 9b Touring was built in 1919, was sold to Jim Eby’s grandfather, and has been in his family ever since. Now, because he’s an intrepid motorist, Jim is driving the Franklin across the United States from one Concours d’Lemons in Michigan to the…Read more...
The Live-Action Kim Possible Movie Will Have 1 Important Tie to the Original
Among the people I know who grew up watching Kim Possible, news of Disney making a live-action movie has been somewhat controversial. The original, after all, so effectively alchemized so many elements that made it work way better than it had any right to.Read more...
Report: Saudi Arabia May Be Planning a Major Bid for Tesla's Leveraged Buyout
The official sovereign wealth fund of the Saudi Arabian government may be considering a major investment in Elon Musk’s electric car giant Tesla, and sources say it is “in talks” to do so after Musk let slip via Twitter that he is considering taking the company private in a $60-billion-plus deal at $420 a share, …Read more...
University Accuses GOP Florida House Candidate of Faking Her Diploma
Delete, delete, delete. If only solving problems were as easy as deleting controversial Facebook posts.Read more...
Ant-Man and The Wasp Could Have Had Laurence Fishburne Show Off as Goliath
Laurence Fishburne is, by all accounts, a welcome addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He’s a great actor, and my only complaint with his appearance in Ant-Man and The Wasp is that there wasn’t more of it.Read more...
Watch NASA Launch Its Sun-Skimming Parker Solar Probe
The Parker Solar Probe blasted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida on Sunday, setting itself on course to become both the fastest human craft ever launched (in the neighborhood of 430,000 miles per hour) and the first to probe the outer corona of the sun.
What Would Make Someone Plagiarize A Game Review?
Just what would make someone plagiarize a video game review? This week on Kotaku Splitscreen, let’s discuss.
The Teen Titans Go! Animation Director Made an Adorable Response to a Kid's Birthday Invitation
Who doesn’t want superheroes to come to their birthday party?Read more...
Save 20% On a Travel Pillow That Actually Supports Your Chin
Most travel pillows support your neck when you nod your head off to the side, but if you’re comfortable tilting your head forward, the BCOZZY travel pillow offers better chin support than any other product we’ve tried.
Hey, Look Who's Still Schmoozing With the President
Apple CEO Tim Cook has gotten a lot out of schmoozing with Donald Trump, from massive, inequality-fueling tax cuts that paved the way for a massive Apple stock buyback to some kind of vague and probably bad-faith guarantee that the president won’t suck the company into his pointless U.S.-China trade war. Likewise,…Read more...
Sideshow's Imposing Doomsday Statue is Ready to Kill Every Superman on Your Toy Shelf
Superman lives, but maybe not for long if this incredible Doomsday statue has anything to say about it.Read more...
Twitter Admits Alex Jones Broke Its Rules, Still Standing by Their Man for Some Dumb Reason
Twitter, one of the few tech platforms that has refused to ban conspiracy shitposter and Infowars grifter kingpin Alex Jones, admitted on Friday that he had a history of posts that were in clear violation of the site’s terms of service but still won’t terminate his accounts, CNN reported.
Before They Were Called Automobiles, Cars Had a Lot of Terrible Names
Cars have been around for more than a century now. We take it for granted that we have names like ‘automobile’ and ‘car’ to describe these four-wheeled beasts we love so much; they’re the only names we’ve ever known. But, friends, it could have been worse. It could have been so much worse.Read more...
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