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by George Dvorsky on (#5R76Q)
An upcoming launch to deliver four astronauts to the International Space Station is ready for 3, 2, 1, blast off—oh, aside from NASA still having to approve a last-minute adjustment made to SpaceX’s leaky toilet.
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by Germain Lussier on (#5R719)
Eternals might be the first Marvel Studios movie that doesn’t benefit from being a Marvel Studios movie. After over a decade of interconnected films, the company has carefully crafted audience expectations. To us, a Marvel movie has a certain undeniable energy; a blend of action, humor, and heart that’s aimed to…Read more...
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by Victoria Song on (#5R71A)
Instagram’s arbitrary rules for who gets to post links have always been frustrating. But now, the social media platform will allow anyone to post links in their Stories. Yes, anyone.Read more...
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by Sam Rutherford on (#5R71C)
Last year, Olympus announced it was getting out of the camera business. And today, the company taking over Olympus’ camera division has announced a new brand name for the business going forward: OM System.
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by Andrew Liszewski on (#5R71D)
It doesn’t matter how many hundreds of thousands of dollars you shell out for an audiophile-grade home stereo, a recorded piano performance will never sound as good as a live one on an actual piano, so Steinway is finally introducing a feature that allows live performances to be streamed and performed, in real-time,…Read more...
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by Charles Pulliam-Moore on (#5R6Y5)
The idea of Pixar returning to the world of Toy Story in order to dig deeper into the lives of flesh and blood humans might not sound like the most promising premise on its face, but the first teaser trailer for director Angus McClain’s Lightyear makes it seems like the studio’s figured out a way to pull the concept…Read more...
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by Tom McKay on (#5R6Y6)
Digital real estate marketplace Zillow has been hemorrhaging cash in the home-buying arms race in certain markets, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday, after the company tweaked its algorithm to jack up the bids it offered on real estate.Read more...
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by James Whitbrook and Gordon Jackson on (#5R6Y7)
Robbie Amell talks about stepping into Chris Redfield’s zombie-stomping shoes for Resident Evil. Doctor Who teases a historical scrap with the Sontarans. Plus, a new look at Last Night in Soho, and what’s to come on Stargirl, Star Trek: Prodigy, and more. To me, my spoilers!
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by Sam Rutherford on (#5R6VM)
It’s tough to pack a lot of features into today’s tiny actions cams. But with DJI’s new Action 2, the company has come up with a novel twist that makes customizing your mobile video rig for your needs a whole lot easier.Read more...
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by David Nield on (#5R6SC)
The MacBook lineup has just expanded with brand new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros available to buy. But there’s also the existing MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro, and they all run on custom-made Apple Silicon chips, all with various configurations available when you buy them direct from Apple. So which of these…Read more...
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by Matt Novak on (#5R6N8)
Elon Musk, the wealthiest person in the world who happened to make $36 billion on Monday alone, could save 42 million people around the world from starvation with just 2% of his wealth, according to a global hunger expert at the United Nations. But Musk doesn’t even need to pony up a full 2% if he gets America’s other…Read more...
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by Lucas Ropek on (#5R67T)
Russian military hackers have been waging an ongoing hacking campaign against high-level American targets and have been using a special technique to mask their activities: a tool to hide behind addresses associated with everyday Americans’ home and mobile networks.Read more...
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#5R67V)
Two young nuns, Mary (Castle’s Molly C. Quinn) and Agnes (Hayley McFarland), meet at a convent and form a friendship—but as the trailer for new horror movie Agnes suggests, one of them is being followed by some kind of poltergeist-like presence... and the other becomes quite-possibly demonically possessed. At least it…Read more...
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by Ed Cara on (#5R67W)
Hormone-disrupting chemicals known as phthalates were found in many fast food meals tested as part of new research. The study authors found several different phthalates, as well as other chemicals meant to replace phthalates, across a variety of fast food takeout items, including fries, burritos, and cheeseburgers.…Read more...
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by Florence Ion on (#5R67X)
Every carrier is out to prove they have the best 5G network around, but how that’s played out it is, well, confusing—to say the least.
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by Rob Bricken on (#5R663)
Forget the generic blog preamble! We’ve all been waiting forever to watch the first real trailer for Netflix’s live-action Cowboy Bebop series. The wait is over. Watch.Read more...
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#5R64A)
On Thanksgiving night, a group of weary toy-store employees pulls up to work, anticipating an unruly, door-busting crowd who’ll arrive in the wee hours for a frenzy of Black Friday shopping. What they’re not expecting is an alien invasion that turns all those would-be customers into a hungry mob of an entirely…Read more...
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by Brian Kahn on (#5R62N)
In the midst of the second-hottest October in human history, a question popped up on an internal Facebook message board. “Policy for Misinformation - Climate Change Denial?”Read more...
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by George Dvorsky on (#5R62P)
Lord Howe Island was declared free of rodents in 2019, but the celebration may have been premature. The recent appearance of nearly 100 rats has conservationists wondering if these intruders are survivors or newcomers to the island, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site home to various endangered species.
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by Sam Rutherford on (#5R62Q)
After leaks surfaced yesterday, Sony has officially announced its Xperia Pro-I, a smartphone with a wild camera—or a wild camera that’s also a smartphone, depending on how you look at it.Read more...
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by Charles Pulliam-Moore on (#5R5ZZ)
Though Denis Villeneuve’s Dune focuses on Paul Atreides as he and most everyone around him dance around the obvious fact that he is the long-prophesied chosen one destined to bring an end to the war between House Atreides and House Harkonnen, when we first meet him, he’s a far cry from the legendary messiah king he’ll…Read more...
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by Lucas Ropek on (#5R600)
Authorities in the U.S. and Europe have arrested droves of people in connection to dark web drug peddling, the U.S. Justice Department announced on Tuesday.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#5R5XQ)
When a mermaid saves a human life, she’s most definitely not hailed as a hero—she’s marked for terrible punishment because she’s broken an ancient law designed to protect her kind. In that vein, Nigerian-Welsh author Natasha Bowen drew upon West African mythology to create her fantasy debut, Skin of the Sea, and io9…Read more...
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by Whitney Kimball on (#5R5VC)
Joe Biden has, after nine months, nominated Jessica Rosenworcel as chair of the Federal Communications Commission. While longtime Commissioner Rosenworcel filled in as the acting chair, we’ve been banging our heads against the desks wondering why Biden wouldn’t just pull the trigger. While Biden waited, the FCC has…Read more...
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by Germain Lussier on (#5R5VD)
At the end of Dune: Part One, Zendaya’s character Chani told the audience “This is only the beginning,” and now that’s officially true. Legendary, the company behind Dune, as well as Paul Atreides himself, Timothée Chalamet, tweeted out the news that Dune: Part Two is officially going to happen.Read more...
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by Tom McKay on (#5R5VE)
For all the talk of democratizing finance, the vast majority of Bitcoin continues to be owned by a relative handful of investors.
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by Rob Bricken on (#5R5VF)
It’s not often that an award-winning author and screenwriter decides to direct a TV series adapted from his own beloved novel, but that’s exactly what Niccolò Ammaniti has done with Anna (set to air on AMC+). Based on his 2015 book, the six-episode series takes a science-fiction dystopia—a world where a mysterious…Read more...
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by Isaac Schultz on (#5R5VG)
Asteroids come in all shapes and sizes; some are large enough to earn the title of dwarf planet, while others are about ostrich-sized. These wandering rocks are incredibly important objects for scientists seeking information about the formation of the solar system and even life on Earth. Some meteorites (the space…Read more...
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by Rob Bricken on (#5R5RJ)
I assume you’re well aware of Disney World’s $6,000 Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser hotel/high-end LARPing experience. If you’ve been hoping for a Marvel Cinematic Universe equivalent, you’ll have to settle for lunch. But, if it makes you feel any better, it’s surely going to be an extremely expensive lunch, as the…Read more...
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by Molly Taft on (#5R5RK)
Sen. Joe Manchin has all but forced Democrats to abandon their best tool to combat climate change in the reconciliation bill. Now he’s reportedly turning his eye towards another proposal to address one of the easiest climate fixes.Read more...
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by Florence Ion on (#5R5RN)
If you a lot of Samsung devices in your home, the company announced that your Galaxy smartphone, Samsung TV, and even your Samsung-made fridge can all act as controllers for smart home gadgets that will support the Matter standard. It doesn’t matter quite yet, as the new smart home standard won’t launch until 2022.…Read more...
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by George Dvorsky on (#5R5RM)
A radio transmission that appeared to come from the Proxima Centauri system, home to the nearest star to the Sun, was likely an artifact produced by human technology, according to researchers with the Breakthrough Listen project.
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by Germain Lussier on (#5R5RP)
Through two movies in the Quiet Place universe, fans have basically only seen the story of one family. But the invasion by deadly aliens who are hypersensitive to sound is, we imagine, happening all over the world. That means there are an infinite amount of stories to tell in that universe—and next year, you will be…Read more...
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by Brianna Provenzano on (#5R5RQ)
Continuing its crackdown on subpar content designed explicitly for young people, YouTube is warning creators that it will begin demonetizing channels that consistently upload low-quality kids’ videos next month.Read more...
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by Andrew Liszewski on (#5R5NW)
Many moons ago, photo editing was accomplished with razor blades and steady hands. In a major update to Adobe Photoshop today, slicing up a photo will soon be as easy as browsing the web, because like hyperlinks, the object you want to select becomes almost instantly highlighted the moment your cursor hovers over it.Read more...
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by Victoria Song on (#5R5NX)
Rural broadband in the U.S. still sucks. However, Verizon and Amazon announced today that they’ll be collaborating to expand the carrier’s rural 5G and 4G LTE networks via Amazon’s Project Kuiper, the company’s version of SpaceX’s Starlink. It’s a move that, if successful, could challenge Elon Musk’s satellite internet…Read more...
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by Charles Pulliam-Moore on (#5R5J3)
Regardless of what other details about Paramount’s forthcoming Sonic the Hedgehog sequel drop ahead of the movie’s launch, people are going to want to check it out—if only to witness a new version of Knuckles the Echidna voiced by one Idris Elba of The Suicide Squad and Luther fame.Read more...
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by Sam Rutherford on (#5R5J4)
While Google has moved away from Snapdragon and shifted to its in-house designed Tensor chip for the Pixel 6, Qualcomm is forging on with a new line of mobile chips designed to suit a wide range of budget- and mid-range devices.
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by Brian Kahn on (#5R5J5)
The U.S. is the meat in a bomb cyclone sandwich. (Ewww.) The West Coast was blasted by a monster storm on Monday and now the East Coast is being struck by a similarly fierce one.
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by Rob Bricken on (#5R5FJ)
Anytime a Doctor is about to leave the TARDIS and people start speculating about the next incarnation of the United Kingdom’s favorite time-traveler, the BBC turns into MI-6—trying to keep any possible clues or secrets of what future seasons of Doctor Who might hold out of the public’s consciousness. So while a lot of…Read more...
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by Andrew Liszewski on (#5R5FK)
Whether you’re launching a brand new company or trying to revive an iconic brand, it seems like the easiest way to quickly get the first product out the door now is to release a pair of wireless earbuds—and that’s exactly what the startup behind the Palm brand is doing with the new Palm Buds Pro.
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by Victoria Song on (#5R5FM)
Virtual reality fitness games have become a thing. It’s rumored that Oculus is working on getting Apple Health to track VR workouts, and a leaked HTC Vive concept shows that getting sweaty in VR is definitely something headset makers are thinking about. Now popular VR fitness game Supernatural is adding a new workout…Read more...
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by James Whitbrook and Gordon Jackson on (#5R5CE)
Benedict Cumberbatch reports on the status of Marvel’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Emilia Clarke and Chiwetel Ejiofor are teaming up for a new sci-fi romantic comedy. Meet Claire Redfield in a new Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City featurette. Plus, updates from Doctor Who, Percy Jackson, and…Read more...
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by Victoria Song on (#5R5CG)
You might have seen headlines last year about a smart ring being used by NBA and WNBA players as part of reopening plans to keep athletes safe during the the pandemic. Maybe you read a few studies that mentioned a smart ring that might be able to detect infections—including covid-19—early. Or perhaps you saw it on …Read more...
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by Andrew Liszewski on (#5R5CF)
Sony may have been the first big company to get ebook readers with electronic ink screens into the hands of consumers, Amazon’s Kindle has since become the de facto e-reader of choice for most buyers. The newest Kindle Paperwhite, the fifth generation of Amazon’s flagship e-reader, remains the best E Ink device you…Read more...
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by Molly Taft on (#5R5CH)
Wealthier countries are going to be several years late in delivering their promises to give money to poorer countries to help adjust to the impacts of climate change, the United Nations said Monday. A new report shows where wealthier countries could start finding extra money: their increasingly beefy military budgets.Read more...
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by Andrew Liszewski on (#5R59W)
If there was ever any doubt that video games are a lucrative business, the fact that Master & Dynamic—a company known for its beautifully crafted headphones that sound amazing and cost a small fortune—is introducing its first set of wireless gaming headphones is proof that everyone wants a piece of the action.Read more...
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by Matt Novak on (#5R57X)
Elon Musk, America’s dumbest smart guy, saw his net worth rise $36.2 billion on Monday, all thanks to a surge in the price of Tesla’s stock, according to Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index. The record-breaking rise in wealth, which puts Musk at the top of the list with $289 billion, comes as proposed taxes on the wealthy…Read more...
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by Brianna Provenzano on (#5R57W)
Roku is best known for the adorable set-top boxes and compact streaming sticks it sells, but ads have been Roku’s real cash cow for a while now. The company, which has 55.1 million active accounts, reported $532 million in revenue from its platform business, which includes advertising, in Q2. So it’s no surprise that…Read more...
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by Matt Novak on (#5R562)
A bizarre video message from Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro posted to Facebook on Friday was finally deleted early Monday morning because it was spreading misinformation about covid-19. What did Bolsonaro say in the video that could be so bad it needed to be deleted for breaking Facebook’s rules? Bolsonaro claimed…Read more...
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