The New York Times Presents: Wordle But It’s Math
The New York Times has a new web game out this week that, depending on how well you did in…
Apple Might Be Ditching Touch-Based Buttons on iPhone 15
Just what the hell is happening with the iPhone 15’s external buttons? Despite numerous leaks and countless reports that premium…
When Banking Laws Don’t Protect Consumers From Cybertheft
If attackers use your stolen login information or set up wire transfers, you might be out of luck.
Arthur C. Clarke’s Classic Childhood’s End Gets a Stunning Folio Society Release
Set in the 1970s, Arthur C. Clarke’s 1953 sci-fi novel Childhood’s End explores an alien invasion that arrives just as…
Watch Live as JUICE Embarks on Its Historic Mission to Jupiter’s Icy Moons
A highly-anticipated mission to Jupiter and its intriguing moons is gearing up for liftoff, ready to begin an eight-year journey…
Drunk Mice Avoided Hangovers Thanks to a Probiotic
The hangover cure of the future just might be a chuggable probiotic. In research out this week, scientists in China…
The Continental Checks in With a Trailer and Goofy Title
Following the success of John Wick: Chapter 4, it was a given that Lionsgate would be continuing the assassin-heavy universe…
3D-Printed Rocket Didn’t Reach Orbit, but Relativity Space Is Already Building Its Successor
After its rocket failed to reach orbit last month, California-based Relativity Space doesn’t want to dwell on the past. Instead,…
FBI & FCC Warn on ‘Juice Jacking’ at Public Chargers, But What’s the Risk?
Hackers can compromise public charging hubs to steal data, install malware on phones, and more, threatening individuals and businesses alike.