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The Best Customizable Controller Can Now Be Programmed on Your Phone
8BitDo’s SN30 Pro+ is not only a better option than nearly every other third-party controller on the market, its extreme customizability and $50 price tag makes it a better choice than even first-party controllers from Microsoft and Nintendo. But don’t run out and buy one just yet, because 8BitDo has an upgraded…Read more...
Current Pixel Owners Will Get to Keep Unlimited Storage in Google Photos After June
A lot of people are going to have to make a hard decision later this summer when Google removes support for unlimited storage from Google Photos, but current Pixel owners aren’t one of them.Read more...
Don't Expect AirPods 3 to Launch This Month
There’s been a lot of chatter lately about the next-generation AirPods. Mostly, several leaks suggesting they’re going to look like the AirPods Pro and that the buds will launch at a rumored March event that Apple is purportedly organizing. But don’t get your hopes up. Reliable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is throwing…Read more...
One of Braun's First Digital Alarm Clocks Is Back With Wireless Charging Powers
Millions of words have been devoted to Dieter Rams’ iconic hardware designs, but nothing stands as a testament to the timeliness of his creations like a 45-year-old digital alarm clock being resurrected and updated to give your smartphone a functional and stylish place to rest and recharge overnight.Read more...
There's Still Hope for Attack the Block 2
The Flash movie has lost its Henry Allen. Get a look at the Mortal Kombat movie’s take on Kabal in new footage. Marc Webb teams up with Seth Grahame-Smith for a new R.L. Stine adaptation at Disney. Plus, what’s coming on Batwoman and Van Helsing. To me, my spoilers!
Restoring Financial Regulators' Right to Fight Climate Change
This Earther report is being co-published with the Daily Poster.
Could Time Travel Ever Work?
Scientists, or at least their wild-haired fictional counterparts, promised us time travel and still have not delivered. Forget walking with dinosaurs or killing baby Hitler; I’d be happy just to warn my month-ago self not to make all the mistakes he’s about to. It’d also be nice to zoom past the next few months (year?…Read more...
So, Should You Buy the UE Hyperboom or JBL Xtreme 3?
These speakers both deliver fabulous sound and their own respective perks, but which is better for you?
India Looks to Criminalize Trading, Mining, and Holding Cryptocurrencies: Report
A proposed law in India would make it a crime to mine, trade, or even hold cryptocurrencies like bitcoin in the country, according to a new report from Reuters citing a senior government official. It’s estimated roughly 8 million people in India hold some form of cryptocurrency.
SpaceX Successfully Launches the Same Falcon 9 Rocket for a Record Ninth Flight
SpaceX successfully launched one of its Falcon 9 rockets into space for a record ninth time on Sunday, making it the first in the company’s fleet to launch and land nine times. The Falcon 9 rocket was carrying a new cargo of 60 Starlink satellites, which are part of the company’s efforts to provide satellite internet.Read more...
Clubhouse Is Creating an Accelerator Program for Influencers
Clubhouse, the invite-only audio chat app that has enamored the tech industry elite, is on the lookout for influencers. Because what social media app can be without influencers?Read more...
Twitter Banned Me for Saying the 'M' Word: Memphis
Due to a bizarre bug, the bird site is temporarily banning folks for tweeting the word “Memphis.” On Sunday, a number of Twitter users suddenly found their accounts locked for 12 hours apparently just for saying the word—myself included.Read more...
Google Celebrates Pi Day With This Cute Calculator Easter Egg
Happy Pi Day, fellow nerds! The yearly celebration of the mathematical constant π or pi, aka the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter (and here I thought I’d never get a chance to use 9th-grade geometry in real life!). It falls on March 14 because pi written out numerically is 3.14... and then goes on…Read more...
Google Can Be Sued for Tracking Users in Private Browsing Mode, Judge Says
A U.S. district judge in California has stated that Google can be sued for collecting data on users even when they use “private browsing mode” on their selected browsers.Read more...
So This Is 'Covid Normal'
Last weekend I attended two days of the Brunswick Music Festival in the northern suburbs of Melbourne. In front of a sea of semi-socially distanced picnickers, local bands like indie rockers RVG tore through sets they haven’t played live in a year. People chatted with their friends, hugged, and drank beer. No one wore…Read more...
Snag 40% off of a 25-Pack of KN95 Masks in a Deal You May Want To Double-up On
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This NOCO Boost UltraSafe Lithium Jump Starter Is Down To $76 Today
NOCO Boost Plus UltraSafe Lithium Jump Starter | $76 | AmazonRead more...
Binge Watch Anything You Want on This $500 Hisense 70-Inch 4K Android TV
Hisense 70" H65 Series 4K UHD Smart Android TV | $500 | Best BuyRead more...
Syncing up With Chrome, Microsoft Accelerates Edge's Release Cycle to Every Four Weeks
Taking a page from Google’s book, Microsoft is speeding up the release schedule for its Edge browser and will issue updates every four weeks instead of six weeks, the company announced Friday.Read more...
Creator Shuts Down Popular Crypto Art Carbon Calculator for 'Abuse and Harassment'
Cryptoart.wtf, the popular crypto art carbon calculator that allowed us to see the real impact the NFT buying craze is having on our poor planet, is shutting down. Its creator, Memo Akten, stated that he decided to take the site down after information from it was used “as a tool for abuse and harassment.”Read more...
The Comics That Sold Out Thanks to WandaVision Are Going Back to Press
Maybe you missed out on stockpiling the comics that can give some background to WandaVision, or maybe you desperately miss the show and are craving whatever related content you can get. Either way, Marvel’s got your back.Read more...
This Mom Allegedly Created Deepfakes to Bully Her Daughter's Rivals off the Cheerleading Squad
Authorities say a Pennsylvania woman anonymously sent her daughter’s cheerleading coaches deepfake photos and videos of rival teammates naked, drinking, or smoking to get them kicked off the squad, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. She also reportedly sent this manipulated content to the teammates themselves and…Read more...
Tiffany Haddish Will Star in Mystery Girl on Netflix
Tiffany Haddish will star in and produce Netflix’s adaptation of Mystery Girl. The Dark Horse comic, created by Paul Tobin, follows Trine, a psychic with no memory of the last 10 years of her life, and only an omniscient voice in her head guiding her. She meets Cooper, a cop, who wants her to help him solve a case…Read more...
Was It Agatha All Along on WandaVision? It Almost Wasn't
Who’s been messing up everything? It was almost someone else.Read more...
Apple: RIP HomePod. Long Live the HomePod Mini
Apple is reportedly discontinuing its original HomePod smart speaker as the company pivots focus to the HomePod mini, its smaller and more affordable baby brother.
Minor League Baseball Reportedly Experimenting with Robot Umpires
The seeds of the robot apocalypse are apparently being sown in Minor League Baseball. Or rather, the minor leagues appear to be one more sector of society where automation is being used to “augment” and then potentially replace human labor.Read more...
Microsoft Investigates Whether Leaked 'Proof of Concept' Attack Code Contributed to Exchange Hack
Hackers may have gotten their hands on inside intel that Microsoft shared with its security partners to exploit vulnerabilities in the company’s widely used email and calendaring software Exchange, according to a Friday Wall Street Journal report.
We've Reached Peak AirPods 3 Rumors
The next generation of AirPods is expected to look a lot different than its predecessors.
Elon Musk's Awful Tweets Are the Subject of Yet Another Lawsuit
Elon Musk’s tweets have landed him in hot water with shareholders—again. This time, he and the Tesla board are staring down a suit from one disgruntled investor who claims some of the CEO’s tweets violate a 2019 settlement Musk had reached with the Securities and Exchange Commission meant to temper his public missives…Read more...
This Sensor Lets Beekeepers Catch Bees Before They Do Each Other Dirty
Our friends the bees have certain behaviors that are unhealthy to the hive and scary for passersby. One behavior, swarming, happens when a hive splits naturally with a group of bees following a new queen. This is a delicate time for the hive and could result in starved bees and a dead queen. In other words, it’s bad.Read more...
Your Older AT&T Unlimited Data Plan Finally Includes 5G
AT&T just announced that it will expand 5G connectivity to customers with older unlimited plans for free starting this month.
Hackers Now Ruining Your Ability to Get Drunk, Too
Hackers, those pilfering rogues, are now threatening something much more valuable than our money or our data: our goddamn alcohol.
New Model of Ancient Astronomical Device Reveals a ‘Creation of Genius’
By building a digital model of the Antikythera Mechanism, scientists may have finally exposed a key function of the ancient device, revealing a design that required some seriously advanced thinking.
The Secret History and Uncertain Future of Big Oil’s Unfunniest Meme Website
“Welcome to your new favorite place,” the headline of the website FrackFeed read at the beginning of December. “The dankest memes curated for your lurking enjoyment.”Read more...
Marco Rubio: I Literally Just Don't Like Jeff Bezos
In an incoherent op-ed published by USA Today on Friday morning, Republican Sen. Marco Rubio voiced support for a union drive by Amazon warehouse workers he clearly cares nothing about in an attempt to paint Amazon as a “woke” demon and shame it into backing Republicans in the “culture war.”
A Kirigami-Inspired Sensor Could Help Stop Back Damage From Computer Work
Sitting for long hours hunched over a keyboard is terrible for your neck and back, a problem that’s only been exacerbated as more people work from home during the pandemic. Aside from investing in more ergonomic furniture or actually getting up to move and stretch regularly, there’s not a whole lot out there to help…Read more...
This New Falcon and the Winter Soldier Clip Is a Minute of Pure Delight
Okay, honestly? It’s only 54 seconds long. But if you watch this amazing new clip from the show, it’s going to be the best 54 seconds of your day, guaranteed.Read more...
Get Your Hand Out of the Pain Box and Put This New Dune Podcast in Your Ears
If you enjoy Frank Herbert’s seminal sci-fi novel Dune, are excited by Denis Villeneuve’s epic movie adaptation coming (knock on wood) later this year, or would just like to learn about Dune without spending weeks and weeks reading the book, good news!
HBO Max Is Officially Launching a Cheaper Ad-Supported Streaming Plan in June
The long-expected ad-supported tier of HBO Max will finally arrive this summer.Read more...
Shocking Findings Show the Amazon May Already Be a Greenhouse Gas Emitter
Historically, the Amazon rainforest has been one of the planet’s most important sources of carbon sequestration, caching billions of tons of carbon from the atmosphere every year. For decades, scientists have cautioned us not to take this crucial service for granted, warning that in just 15 years, the Amazon could …Read more...
The World Is in the Middle of a Twin Boom, Study Finds
Across the globe, the rate of twin births has jumped tremendously over the past 40 years, new research suggests. The study’s authors say that twin births have likely reached an all-time high, thanks largely to the use of medically assisted reproduction, such as in-vitro fertilization, along with more pregnancies in…Read more...
Apple's Suing an Ex-Employee Who Allegedly Leaked Secrets to Media
Everybody loves a good Apple leak—except for Apple. The notoriously secretive company is now suing an ex-employee for stealing and then selling trade secrets to a currently unnamed journalist in exchange for dubious favors.Read more...
Here's What Animals Are Up to While They Wait for Their Wildlife Center to Reopen
The animals are waiting for you to come back.Read more...
18 Essential Sci-Fi and Fantasy Films Directed by Women
In honor of Women’s History Month, we’ve rounded up 18 essential fantasy and sci-fi films directed by women (want horror? We’ve got a list for that, too!) And with projects like Black Widow (directed by Cate Shortland) and Eternals (Chloé Zhao) on the way soon, this list is just gonna keep expanding.Read more...
Silicon Shortage Reportedly Hits Android Phones as Qualcomm Suffers Supply Issues
Earlier this year, multiple sectors called out for help as chip shortages wreaked havoc across the auto industry, the gaming market, and more, and now it seems those issues are starting to affect Android phones too as the supply for Qualcomm chips begins to dwindle.Read more...
Save up To $150 on Apple’s Extra Large 12.9” iPad Pro
Apple iPad Pro 12.9” | $949+ | Amazon
How to Build an LED Etch A Sketch With a Motion Sensor That Lets You Shake to Erase
The Etch a Sketch toy has gone more or less unchanged for over 60 years, but if you’re handy with a soldering iron you can build an upgraded version that swaps aluminum powder for glowing LEDs. You’re still stuck with the challenge of drawing using just two spinning knobs, but when you screw up, a motion sensor lets…Read more...
The New Garmin Makes a Compelling Case for Smaller Smartwatches
Smartwatches have gotten thinner and smaller, but none are quite as small as the new Garmin Lily. With a 34mm case, it’s the smallest smartwatch I’ve ever strapped to my tiny bird wrist. And after years of testing bulky, gargantuan smartwatches, it felt like my prayers had been answered.Read more...
Save Up to $30 on the Apple Watch SE at Amazon
Apple Watch SE (40mm) | $259 | Amazon
'Fake News' About Covid-19 in Malaysia Can Now Get You Three Years in Prison
The Malaysian government instituted an ordinance against “fake news” on Friday in an effort to crack down on misinformation about the coronavirus pandemic, according to multiple news outlets in the region. Anyone prosecuted for spreading fake news faces a maximum fine of 100,000 ringgit (roughly $24,000 US) and up to…Read more...
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