Saturday's Best Deals: LeEco Smartphone, Anova Sous-Vide, Anker Dash Cam, and More
A powerful Android phone, Anker’s dash cam, and a 6TB external hard drive lead off Saturday’s best deals from around the web.
All the Best Cosplay We Spotted at San Diego Comic-Con 2017, Day Two
Like the unstoppable flow of time itself, San Diego Comic-Con continued through Friday with a shocking amount of news and trailers—and even more amazing cosplay, of course. So we’ve made another video collection of our favorites, including the chill Lego Batman above and the immensely disturbing pastel wookiees…
Seriously, Get Yourself Anova's Sous-Vide Circulator For $100
If you’ve ever eaten at a nice steakhouse, you were probably eating sous-vide meat. Here’s a secret though: It’s really easy to get those kinds of results yourself, and Amazon’s here to help with a fantastic $100 deal on the Anova Bluetooth sous-vide circulator.
The New Defenders Trailer Is Kickass
The Defenders have taken over Comic-Con in a big way Friday evening giving us teasers for Punisher, a taste of what’s to come in Iron Fist, and even for fans attending the panel, a sneak peak of Defenders’ first episode. But for us at home, we get this glorious new trailer to revel in, and it’s so, so good.
This New DuckTales Movie Clip Shows Scrooge and Family Taking a Hilariously Dysfunctional Trip to Atlantis
At San Diego Comic-Con, Disney XD premiered a new clip from the premiere of the new iteration of DuckTales. And you will fall in love with this family, but man do they have some issues
Finally Love Coffee In A Can With High Brew
At a recent 3-day outdoor trade show, I basically subsisted on High Brew Mexican Vanilla (and High Brew Mexican Vanilla mixed with Bulleit).
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Game of Thrones Comic-Con Teaser Reveals a Meet-Up That Will Change the Game
The Game of Thrones panel at San Diego Comic-Con wasn’t too big on the surprises and shocks—after all, we’re already in the midst of season seven. However, a sneak peek at future episodes did bring two characters together—and combined, they’ll have the power to change the world.
We Tried Mark Zuckerberg's Tricks for Looking Taller in Photos
Didn’t you think Mark Zuckerberg is tall? According to a 2010 New Yorker profile, he’s “only around five feet eight, but he seems taller, because he stands with his chest out and his back straight, as if held up by a string.” Wired writer Graham Starr thinks Zuck seems tall for another reason: He stages his photos to…
Elephant Seals Know When Their Opponents Are Talking Shit
Yelling at each other online is a beloved human tradition. Other animals like to shout at each other too, they just don’t have the luxury of a screen separating them. But of all the petty creatures in the animal kingdom, it turns out elephant seals might be most like humans when it comes to talking shit.
Amidst Layoffs, Vice Has Literal Field Day
Variety reported today that VICE Media has laid off approximately 2 percent of its staff, amounting to around 60 people, in order to focus more on video operations and expand internationally. While this was going on, the staff of VICE News had a literal field day.
What the Hell Does the End of This Walking Dead Season Eight Trailer Mean?
Given that the war between Rick and Negan had just begun in last season’s finale, we were expecting The Walking Dead’s first season eight footage would be epic. It definitely is, but it’s the trailer’s very unexpected final shot that has us scratching our head about what it means. And you can watch it and be equally…
Anker's Wi-Fi Enabled DashCam Is Back On Sale For Just $67
Anker’s beginning its drive into the automotive accessory space with an affordable new dash cam, and you can race over to Amazon to snag one for $67 with code 3RJ6NATH, the best price we’ve seen since our exclusive (and short-lived) $64 launch deal.
Trump's New Communications Director Might Want to Delete These Tweets Too
It seems that Anthony Scaramucci, the White House’s new communications director, is already taking cues from his boss and deleting inconvenient tweets just like the Don himself.
America Is Breaking Ground on an Enormous Neutrino Experiment Today
Particle physics is rarely a cheap-and-easy endeavor. Just think about the Large Hadron Collider, buried deep beneath the Swiss-French border—it cost over 13 billion dollars to find the Higgs Boson. Well, today at 4:20PM (nice), America is breaking ground on another enormous particle physics experiment.
Perennial Runner-Up Lyft Joins Race to Develop Self-Driving Cars
As Uber implodes spectacularly, ride-hailing company Lyft is again following its biggest competitor’s footsteps, this time diving headfirst into a massive autonomous car project that could someday send its human drivers off to some other corner of the godforsaken sharing economy.
Peace Is Impossible in the New Trailer for Fear the Walking Dead
When we last left the cast of Fear the Walking Dead a very shady alliance had begun to be brokered. Well, in the trailer for the second half of season three, it seems pretty obvious that’s not going to hold.
Australia Releases Trove of Scientific Data from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 Search
It can be hard to look for the bright side in a tragedy. But resolving tragedies often requires an immense amount of human effort, and that effort results in new knowledge. New genetic forensics techniques emerged from the identification of 9/11 victims, for example. Another tragedy, the disappearance of Malaysia…
Report: Ben Affleck Might Not Be Batman For Much Longer
Ben Affleck might be in Justice League as the DCEU’s Dark Knight, but he might not be holding onto the cowl for much longer: a new report claims that Warner Bros. is looking at plans to quietly phase out Affleck’s Batman and replace him with a new one.
How Subprime Car Loans Are Ruining Lives And Repeating The Mistakes Of The Housing Crisis
Things felt like they were finally turning around for Aaron Woodrum in March 2015 after several months of unemployment. The 38-year-old had fallen behind on bills, causing his credit score to slip. But, thankfully, he’d secured a new job, bolstering his prospects. He just needed a car.
