Rejoice, for Serial has returned. The second season of the popular podcast is here, with a new case to try in the…
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We asked for your worst encounters with difficult IT workers. From actual spying to crumbling infrastructure to…
That iPhone 6c rumor just got a little more real with a report from 9to5Mac’s Mark Gurman. Sources tell Gurman that…
Lev Grossman’s Magicians trilogy has won legions of fans, in large part thanks to its vividly described world. And…
Your fave can be a nonfiction book, or a fictional narrative where technology plays a big role. What should we be…
Streaming video services now comprise 70% of Americans’ Internet use at night—which means that hardly anyone is…
Happy Friday, Gizmodo! We spent the week looking at the future of our favorite planet*. How’re things in your neck…
Remember the Internet of yore? Oldweb.today renders websites in creaky browsers and load times, and will induce…
Space cowboy Richard Branson and his company, Virgin Galactic, showed off a 747-400 airplane that could launch…
Today a kid in college told me he was debating whether to major in CS or not. How would you settle that debate?
It’s the last day at Gizmodo for our beloved EIC Annalee Newitz, and this can only mean one thing: GIF party.
Facebook’s Notify, an app that pushes news alerts to your lockscreen, can sometimes be a headache. But when it comes…
By popular demand, our topic is your most terrible colleagues, and we’re also opening this one up for anyone to tell…
Google crunched its data on store traffic patterns and came up some tips on how to reduce the horror of Black Friday…
American Gizmodo readers have made it through another Thanksgiving, and for international readers, it’s a regular…
A team of researchers did a teardown of Google’s Nest Cam and discovered that even when the user turns it off, the…
The mid-season finale of Blindspot is upon us, promising some answers to the show’s mess of mysteries. Well, sort…
Tumblr users have taken a tired homophobic post and given it a futuristic twist, making it funny and inclusive…
A new project on Kickstarter aims to create the most beautiful science fiction magazine ever. Considering the team…