ReviewsFossil's First Cellular Smartwatch Fails to Live Up to Its PromiseSamsung and Apple have been making cellular smartwatches for years. But this isn’t about them. This is about how Fossil, the biggest Wear OS wearables maker, has finally, finally released its first cellular smartwatch.Victoria Song
Privacy and SecurityFirefox's Latest Update Promises Complete Cookie Control—With Just a Few CaveatsShoshana Wodinsky
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ReviewsLenovo Can Do No Wrong With Its Yoga 7i LaptopLenovo’s newest Yoga 7i is a tiny but mighty, 2-in-1 Intel Evo-certified laptop, which means its core features are a 10-hour battery life, a 1-second wake-up time, and a lightning-fast charging time. It has what other Evo-certified laptops have, but…Joanna Nelius
Laptops & TabletsMSI's Stealth 15M Is the Most Portable 15-inch Gaming Laptop You Can BuySam Rutherford
ToysThis Smart Rubik's Cube Is Teaching Me How to Solve One After 40 Years of FailureAndrew Liszewski
MoviesSpider-Man 3 Finally Has a Real Title, and It's BleakAfter Spider-Man’s cast trolled the internet with a series of jokey, would-be titles for the third installment of Marvel’s current web-slinging movie series, the studio has finally announced what we’ll actually be calling the next chapter in Peter…Charles Pulliam-Moore
Morning SpoilersThe Flash Is Going to Explore Arrow's Lingering Green Lantern MysteryJames Whitbrook and Gordon Jackson
Climate changeThe U.S. Needs a SupergridRight now, Texas is in the balmy mid-50s. Yet just a week ago, it was colder than Alaska, and we all know what happened next. Much of the state’s energy capacity got knocked offline, leaving millions of people without power, heat, and water for days.Dharna Noor
Climate changeJohn Fetterman Gets Real on Fossil Fuel Money, Fracking, and a Just TransitionMolly Taft
HealthCovid-19 Survivors Have a Low Risk of Reinfection, Study SuggestsNew government-funded research this week should offer some comfort to people who have survived covid-19. It suggests they have a low risk of reinfection from the coronavirus, at least around three months later.Ed Cara
ArchaeologyAn Ancient Dog Bone Could Be Evidence of the Route Humans Took to North AmericaGeorge Dvorsky
Giz AsksDid Neanderthals Have the Capacity for Verbal Language?The Neanderthal of popular imagination is a hideous, ape-like being, lumbering around with his or her crude spear. Rarely do we picture this person, or pre-person, engaged in any kind of conversation, beyond the occasional grunt-off over a spoiled…Daniel Kolitz
Giz AsksWhat Could Happen If You Miss Your Second Covid-19 Vaccine Dose?Over 42 million Americans have so far received a dose of a covid-19 vaccine, as of early February. Importantly, though, most of these people have only received the first of two doses required for the similar Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna vaccines,…Ed Cara
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