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Verizon fiber suffered “unprecedented” damage from Hurricane Michael

Nearly 300,000 households were still without home Internet, phone, or TV service yesterday in Florida, Georgia, and Alabama, as telcos scramble to repair...

Palm rises from the dead as a zombie brand, launches tiny smartphone

Legendary PDA pioneer Palm is back as a zombie brand, and it's launching a tiny smartphone. If you recall, Palm, creator of...

Pixel 3 XL review—Google software deserves better than this hardware

The Pixel 3 has been one of the wildest product launches in recent memory. The leaks arrived early and continuously, starting with the...

Players are exploiting Black Ops 4 emotes to peek around corners

The first-person perspective in shooters usually brings an inherent kind of balance to the constant battle for cover—if you peek your head out...

A roadmap to agriculture that’s sustainable and climate-neutral

The climate crises humanity is producing due to our profligate burning of fossil fuels is happening in the face of mounting evidence that...

Barley shortages from climate change could mean less beer worldwide

There's nothing quite like putting your feet up after a long, hot summer day and enjoying a refreshing cold brew if you're a...

Dell’s newest monitor is a 49-inch, dual QHD, curved behemoth

Ultra-wide monitors are overwhelming yet impressive to behold, and Dell thinks it has made one that will appeal to all types of...

All the dumb things? Blink 182 front man’s UFO project $37 million in debt

A couple of years ago, I received a review copy of a book titled , which was billed as an "investigation of the...

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