The most wonderful and most terrible things about new technologies are their emergent properties. The latest example is, of course, Fake News On Facebook; who would have thought that connecting everyone via social media would lead to wildly divergent narratives of (so-called) reality? And yet here we are. But if you think social media is messy and weird … just wait until we get… Read More
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Last week the Internet spent a lot of time talking about a ‘Rick and Morty’ marketing tie-in gone awry.
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Researchers at the University of Southern California are examining how virtual reality could promote brain plasticity and recovery.
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The plane will need an engine swap at the remote Canadian airport where it’s stranded.
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Your child’s car seat can be as technologically advanced as your luxe Euro sedan.
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Today, learning about science and tech is all play. Well, and maybe just a little work.
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Repeating radio bursts are among the most mysterious phenomena in the universe. A new theory explores how some of their puzzling properties can be explained by galactic lenses made of plasma.
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By decertifying the nuclear deal with Iran, President Trump could risk provoking hacks from a country that hasn’t focused on US cyberattacks in years.
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Check out our roundup of the best new crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can’t buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
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Following up on the surprise announcement at the 2017 E3 show, Phil Spencer of Xbox verified that original Xbox backward compatibility for select games will be added to Xbox One later this year in an update.
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