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iPadOS review: The iPad is dead, long live the iPad

When we reviewed the 2018 iPad Pro, we were impressed by the power and potential of the hardware, but iOS 12 wasn’t up...

AT&T raises prices 7% by making its customers pay AT&T’s property taxes

Telecom companies like AT&T creating new fees to tack on customer bills, and they raising those fees after customers sign contracts that are...

Alien’s origin story chestbursts anew in stirring new documentary

Ridley Scott's timelessly evocative sci-fi/horror mashup, , celebrated its 40th anniversary this year, so what better way to mark the occasion than with...

Google’s next Pixelbook is basically a Macbook that runs Chrome OS

Google's October 15 hardware event is fast approaching, and in addition to the launch of the Pixel 4, Google Home Mini 2,...

To try to understand the youths, researchers snooped through their trash

While the government may be considered Big Brother, a team of researchers in California are officially  parent. The researchers resorted to snooping through...

Extreme disasters costing more but killing fewer

With the warming climate, we should expect a change in weather-related disasters. Fewer cold snaps and stronger heat waves are the obvious issues....

How self-driving shuttles could enable car-free living in the suburbs

RESTON, VIRGINIA—A Boston-based startup called Optimus Ride has launched a new self-driving vehicle service in the Washington, DC suburb of Reston, Virginia. On...

“Troll Factory” turns disinformation campaigns into teaching game

Half of the battle against disinformation campaigns is educating people about how they work. And that's why the Finnish public broadcasting company Yle—Finland's...

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