7 Things We Hope to See in Star Wars Resistance Season 2
Jedi aren’t supposed to look toward the future, but we are not Jedi.
A Gollum Prequel Might Be the Most Fascinating Yet Egregious Lord of the Rings Video Game
Lord of the Rings’ relationship with video gaming is a weird one. Whether it’s in the direct realms connected to the movies or in the far-flung adaptations straight from the source, balancing what makes a game fun with the ethos of Tolkien’s material is often a treacherous tightrope—which is what makes the idea of a…
Sony Is Sure Selling a Lot of PlayStation VR Headsets
Sony has continued to do well in the virtual reality space, and has sold a grand total of 4.2 million PlayStation VR systems worldwide, the company announced in a blog post on Monday. That’s total units actually bought by consumers, not just shipped.
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What's In Your Cart, Justin Warner?Â
Welcome back to What’s In Your Cart, where we ask noteworthy readers and followers on @KinjaDeals and @ItsTheInventory about their favorite products, their shopping habits, and their deal hunting acumen.
Hackers Snuck Backdoors Into ASUS Software Updates, Infecting Thousands
On Monday, we saw once again how criminals can exploit trust and use it as a weakness.
Apple's New Genre Shows Are Still Mysterious, But Here's What We Learned Today [Updated]
You know what people say—always leave them wanting more. Well, in Apple’s case, the much-anticipated announcement of its first crop of original TV shows for Apple TV+ left us wanting to know what the hell was going on.
The 10 Best Deals of March 25, 2019
We see a lot of deals around the web over on Kinja Deals, but these were our ten favorites today.
Formation of Dark Vortex on Neptune Captured For the Very First Time
Late last year, astronomers detected the sixth known dark vortex on Neptune. This time, however, scientists were able to chronicle the formation of this swirling storm over the course of several years, offering new insights into these enigmatic and ephemeral weather features.
I Took Amtrak Instead of Flying and It Made Me Want to Die a Little Bit
It started, I think, as a joke.
Hundreds Turn Out to Picket Against Uber Amid 25-Hour Driver Strike
In an outpouring of long-simmering tensions between rideshare companies and drivers whose wages have been on the decline, hundreds affiliated or acting in solidarity with grassroots group Drivers United turned out on Monday to picket an Uber Greenlight hub in Redondo Beach, California.
Our Readers' Favorite VPN Just Got More Expensive, But You Can Still Get a Great Deal
Our readers’ favorite VPN recently raised prices for the first time ever, but our readers can still get a great deal on the service by committing for three years.
Everything Apple Announced Today
Apple’s highly anticipated, celebrity-studded services event didn’t disappoint in two specific regards. One, there were a lot of celebrities present. Two, there were also a lot of new services announced. It’s hard to say which was more exciting.
Southern African Countries Face Disease Outbreaks, Mental Health Crisis in Wake of Cyclone Idai
More than a week has passed since Cyclone Idai tore through the coast of southeastern Africa, dealing a devastating blow to the region. The cyclone has killed more than 750 among the three countries impacted, reports the Associated Press. And it’s left the major city of Beira in ruins.
Lyft Drivers Protest Falling Wages as Execs Drum Up Investor Money for $25 Billion IPO
Inside the luxury Omni Hotel in downtown San Francisco on Monday morning, Lyft executives and investors wheeled and dealed about the company’s upcoming IPO as the firm’s valuation hit a whopping an estimated $25 billion and climbing.
The Gaming Laptop You Deserve is Just $1,600 Right Now
Right now you can grab Razer’s top-tier ultrabook for hundreds of dollars less. This $1,600 Razer Blade features 15.6", 144Hz Full HD display, an i7 processor, GTX 1070 Max-Q graphics, 16GB memory and a 512GB SSD.
Here's the Full Rundown on Apple TV and the New Apple TV+
It was an inevitability. After the success of iTunes and the App Store, Apple has been slowly building out its services with things like iCloud, Apple Music, and the recently announced upgrade to Apple News. However, Apple’s new venture into streaming video with some big updates to Apple TV might be its most lucrative…
Why Twisted Graphene Is One of the Most Exciting Physics Stories of the Year
Just a year ago, scientists presented results that seemed almost too good to be true: Carbon sheets only a single atom thick, called graphene, took on a pair of important physical properties when they were twisted at just the right “magic” angle relative to one another. If the atmosphere this month at the world’s…
Here's All the TV+ Shows Apple Flew Out Celebrities ForÂ
Apple’s long-rumored TV+ service is here and boy, it sure wasn’t bluffing about launching with a ton of original content. While it still trails behind competitors like Amazon and Netflix, with shows spanning multiple genres, it’s safe to say Apple’s done its best to stack the deck in its favor—even if edgier content…
Creepy Airport Face Scans Like China's Aren't Just Coming to America—They're Already Here
On Sunday, tech analyst Matthew Brennan tweeted an unsettling video of a facial recognition kiosk at Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport. The kiosk seemed to give Brennan minutely personalized flight information as he walked by after automatically scanning his face in just seconds.
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