This Marvel Fan Art Is Bright, Vibrant, and Beautiful
Sometimes you look at a piece of fan art and think, “No, that has to be professional.” This is one of those times.
Congratulations to Glossier, Now a $1.2 Billion Unicorn
Glossier, a company that has never successfully marketed makeup to me (but give it time), is now a unicorn.
Kapersky Labs Files Antitrust Complaint Against Apple in Russia Over App Store Policies
Russian cybersecurity firm Kapersky Labs has filed an antitrust complaint against Apple in Russia, claiming that latter firm used its monopoly over the App Store to force the company to remove app control and Safari browser blocking from the iOS version of its Kapersky Safe Kids app, ZDnet reported on Tuesday.
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This Tiny USB Battery Is Worth Keeping In Your Back Pocket
This TravelCard Charger is simply the most convenient and easy-to-carry portable battery pack I’ve used.
Cyclone Idai Poised to Become Southern Hemisphere’s Deadliest Tropical Storm, With More Than 1,000 Feared Dead
Cyclone Idai is on track to becoming the deadliest tropical cyclone on record for the Southern Hemisphere. The storm, which struck the southeastern coast of Africa with the strength of a Category 2 hurricane last week, almost obliterated the city of Beira in Mozambique, home to some 500,000 people.
How Much Would You Pay for a Holy Grail Google Stadia Subscription?
Today was the big coming out party for Stadia, Google’s upcoming game streaming platform that promises to let you play games over the internet on practically any device, and hopefully lag-free.
The 10 Best Deals of March 19, 2019
We see a lot of deals around the web over on Kinja Deals, but these were our ten favorites today.
Into the Spider-Verse's Alternate Universe Cut Adds Some Serious New Dimensions to the Film
In an alternate universe, the Oscar-winning Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse had a different opening, new ways for Miles Morales to figure out his powers, a creepy introduction for Peter Parker, a plane ride, and even another Spider-Man movie inside the movie! And guess what? That alternate universe is real, thanks…
FCC Admits in Court That It Can't Track Who Submits Fake Comments
The FCC’s public comment system is a bloody mess. Over the past two years, it’s become apparent that political lobbyists, usually acting on behalf of the telecom industry itself, are prepared to manipulate the agency’s rulemaking process and impersonate everyday Americans just to create the illusion of public support…
Collecting Samples From Asteroid Bennu May Be Harder Than NASA Realized, New Findings Suggest
NASA scientists have released a boatload of data from OSIRIS-REx, the spacecraft orbiting the asteroid Bennu. There are lots of interesting results—and some potential unforeseen challenges when it comes to collecting a sample.
With New Unlimited Plan, MoviePass Swears It's Got Its Shit Together
MoviePass has launched a new unlimited plan, and the company seems to think it has fixed what it screwed up with its original unlimited plan. First and foremost MoviePass has learned that it needs to charge more money. It’s also included plenty of options for it to impose some limits if a user gets a little too…
Banish Wires With Anker's Newest True Wireless Earbuds, Now Just $50
Anker just keeps on iterating on its true wireless earbuds, and now, you can get the brand new Soundcore Liberty Neos for just $50, down from the usual $65.
After Its Utter Failure to Stop Discriminatory Ads, Facebook Praises 'Historic' End to the Mess It Created
Why did it take a lawsuit, multiple investigations, and three years of promises for Facebook to change its ways?
New Horizons Team Shares Amazing New Details About Kuiper Belt Object MU69
Scientists with the New Horizons mission gathered together in Texas yesterday to discuss the latest findings about MU69. This distant Kuiper Belt object—which bears a striking resemblance to a flattened snowman—is turning out to be even weirder than we imagined.
Kickstarter Employees Plan to Unionize
Employees at Kickstarter, the decade-old crowdfunding platform, are planning to unionize—potentially making them the first organized labor force among major tech firms.
Save $70 On the Bluetooth Version of Audio Technica's Cult Favorite M50 Headphones
Audio Technica’s legendary M50x headphones finally got built-in Bluetooth late last year, and today at Massdrop, you can grab the new version for $130. That’s about $70 less than usual, and easily the best price we’ve ever seen.
Apple's Big New iMac Update Makes Me Feel Sad About iMacs
Apple just announced that its iMac lineup will get a meaningful update thanks to 8-core 9th-generation Intel Core i9 processors and a Vega graphics option. This is a big deal for iMac power users, but for me, an almost iMac power user, I’m feeling sheepish. Is Apple just going to keep stuffing new chips into its…
Should Facebook Spying Be Used to Keep Kids From Dangerous Parents?
Last year, an English child protection worker was assigned a case where a mother was deemed a high risk to her baby’s safety. It’s the worker’s job to protect the child and, if necessary, separate the mother from her kid.
How the Chaos of Studying Subatomic Particles Inspired the Creation of the Web
30 years ago this month, Tim Berners-Lee penned his original proposal for what would become the World Wide Web. At the time, he was working at CERN, the high-energy physics lab in Geneva, Switzerland best known these days for operating the Large Hadron Collider. In many histories of the web, this fact is treated as a…
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