Netflix To Launch Production Hub In Brooklyn As Part Of NYC Investment
In an announcement on Thursday, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo revealed that Netflix will open a production hub in New York City. The company plans…
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This 'Watch' May Be The Future Of Emergency Allergy Shots
Some allergies trigger severe reactions that require immediate medical treatment, and the first response in these situations is typically an EpiPen. The emergency allergy shot…
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Amazon Flex Now Requires Delivery Drivers To Snap Selfies
Amazon now requires its Amazon Flex delivery drivers to take selfies in order to prove their identity. The company says this new requirement is intended…
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Leica Censored In China Over Unauthorized Tiananmen Square Video
German camera company Leica has been censored in China following the publication of an unauthorized, dramatic advertisement set during the June 4, 1989, Tiananmen Square…
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SiriusXM Essential Streaming Plan Offers 300 Radio Channels
SiriusXM, the company known for its satellite radio service, has announced a new streaming plan that offers subscribers more than 300 of its radio channels…
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Cannabis Users Gain Less Weight Despite The Munchies
It's no secret that cannabis ("marijuana") can cause an increase in appetite typically referred to as the munchies, but that doesn't correlate with increased body…
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Epic Banned 1100 Cheaters During Fortnite World Cup Qualifier
Cheaters are a common problem on popular games, and though they're never welcome, these players are a particularly serious issue in competitive play when large…
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US Police Test Lasso Gun That Wraps Suspects In Kevlar Cord
Multiple police departments in the US are testing a 'lasso gun' that shoots a Kevlar tether at suspects. The non-lethal weapon works like something out…
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Blood Pressure Drug Reduces Build-Up Of Toxic Proteins Behind Dementia
Felodipine, a drug used to treat high blood pressure, may also prevent the build-up of toxic proteins in the brain that are associated with dementia…
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Google Wants To Curb Phishing By Blocking Embedded Chrome Logins
Man in the middle attacks are a major concern when it comes to protecting login credentials online, and Google is looking to better protect against…
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Reducing Brain Aging May Be As Simple As Light Physical Activity
Even healthy brains age and that aging process is associated with a number of issues, including problems with working memory and, in worst case scenarios,…
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NASA Finally Launched Bees Into Space
Robotic bees, oh god! This is just like that time Homer Simpson brought a bag of chips on a space flight and crashed into an…
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Netflix's The Witcher Series Will Debut This Year
Way back in May 2017, Netflix announced plans to make a new series centered around The Witcher, a pretty familiar name in the world of…
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Samsung S8, S9, S10, Note Vital Updates: Here's What's New Today
Android updates for Samsung devices are coming in fast, and it's high time you got current. Today we're having a peek at the latest versions…
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Instagram Prototype Hides Likes For Better Focus On Content
These days, social media can feel less like a useful way to keep in touch with friends and family and more like a popularity contest…
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New Star Wars Trailer's Emperor Hint: JJ Abrams Clarifies
The new Star Wars Episode 9 trailer included a laugh track you may've recognized. You probably reacted to the end of the first trailer for…
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Netflix Has Secretly Started Testing A 'Random Episode' Feature
Netflix, obviously, is a service that offers a lot of content, and sometimes, this can lead to choice paralysis among its users. Attempting to solve…
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Data Shows White Sharks Leave Hunting Grounds When Orcas Show Up
White sharks and orcas favorite prey is the same, both like to eat the elephant seal. Researchers from the Monterey Bay Aquarium and partner institutions…
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Aston Martin DBS 59 Celebrates The Brand's Racing History
Aston Martin has been involved in motor racing going back many decades. Its latest ride is a very limited edition and the special car that…
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Scientists Discover Millions Of Previously Hidden SoCal Earthquakes
Scientists have gone through seismic data for Southern California, and by looking intensely at the data, they have discovered two million previously unidentified tiny earthquakes…
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Opinion: Facebook Voice Assistant Is A Joke, It Can Barely Protect Its Users
Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me thrice, you're probably Facebook. The social media giant has rapidly overtaken…
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macOS 10.15 Will Let Apple Watch Do More Than Just Unlock Macs
Biometrics-based security systems, be it fingerprints or faces, is the trend in computing these days but not all devices are equipped with such sensors. That's…
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Pixel 3a And 3a XL Renders Won't Win Design Awards
Smartphone users these days are easily wowed by gorgeous-looking phones that take equally gorgeous-looking photos. While having both style and substance in one product is…
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SEGA Genesis Mini Pre-Orders Kickoff With 10 More Titles Revealed
The mini retro console craze apparently hasn't died just yet. The latest to jump on that train is SEGA who announced last month that it…
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LG V40 ThinQ DxOmark Camera Score Spells Trouble For The Company
The folks over at DxOMark are now quite famous for their smartphone camera benchmarks that cover quite a wide range of brands. Noticeably missing from…
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Galaxy S10 Night Mode Could Give Samsung A Small Photography Leg Up
One of the most talked about trends in mobile photography is the so-called Night Mode. More than just low-light photography, this special mode often employed…
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Xiaomi Amazfit Verge Adds Alexa, iOS Calling Support
Unlike on smartphones where you basically only have two racehorses, the smartwatch market is teeming with choices. That's true even for the choice of smart…
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