Its worldbuilding is expansive and its detective is hard-boiled—it’s sci-fi noir turned up to 11.
Source: Wired
The biggest tech stories of the week include the latest rumors about Android’s next operating system, Apple’s acknowledgement that HomePods can damage wooden surfaces, and Samsung’s S9 is possibly getting its own version of animojis.
Source: CNET
The Opportunity rover has been exploring Mars for 14 years. But that doesn’t mean it can’t put Curiosity’s social media skills to shame.
Source: Wired
Exclusive: Tony Stark’s big suit from “Avengers: Age of Ultron” comes in Lego form this March.
Source: CNET
Show Us Yours: Missourians Patrick and Stephanie enjoy witnessing the firepower of their fully armed and operational entertainment station.
Source: CNET
Jabra’s new truly wireless earphones are superior to the AirPods in some ways and only cost a little more.
Source: CNET
Legacy toymakers like Disney, Lego, and Hasbro are all banking on AR to keep their toys relevant in 2018.
Source: Wired
The Department of Defense released two videos of so-called UFOs. Or did it?
Source: Wired
The most chilling aspect of that blockbuster Mueller indictment? The bureaucracy behind Russia’s onslaught.
Source: Wired
It looks like Telegram’s billion-dollar ICO has reached its first milestone after the chat app company raised an initial $850 million, according to a filing. A document submitted to the SEC earlier this week states that the money was raised “for the development of the TON Blockchain, the development and maintenance of Telegram Messenger and the other purposes.” The security… Read More
Source: TechCrunch