The originally cast Con O'Neill has left the HBO video game adaptation due to a scheduling conflict.
The agency awarded Seattle-based Electric Sky $225,000 to create what they’re calling the world’s first “Whisper Beam.”
The speaker manufacturer is doubling down on its effort to curb its products' carbon emissions.
An analysis of Quetzalcoatlus fossils has revealed more about these incredible extinct creatures.
More than 1,000 manatees have died this year, due in part to pollutants that have smothered the seagrass they normally eat.
After the Star Wars prop replica license left Anovos—and left customer preorders in the lurch—a new company stepped forward to fill the gap.
Finnish PM Sanna Marin says that she didn't get a text message advising her to isolate due to a phone mix-up.
A comet standing in for climate change is the focal point of Adam McKay's new movie. But the real centerpiece is our relationships with each other.
io9 kicks off its Year in Review with the things we couldn't help but revisit in 2021.
CIA chief William Burns told a conference the agency has "a number of different projects," mentioning anti-ransomware efforts.
Though Daredevil has already been established as MCU canon, showrunner Steven DeKnight isn't so sure.
Soils kept in cold storage suggest that some of these now-extinct animals survived longer than previously thought.
Episode 4 of the Marvel Studios Disney+ show, "Partners, Am I Right?" is streaming now.
The secrets run deep in the modern-day sequel to the How to Train Your Dragon series.
The first beta is now available on phones and tablets so you can tinker with the feature drop before its early 2022 release.
Astronomers have spotted a planet 10 times the mass of Jupiter in a hot, two-star system.
Lana Wachowski's The Matrix Resurrections opens December 22 in theaters and on HBO Max. io9 is traveling back through the trilogy before then.
A new complaint to the FTC complaint claims Amazon's 'search results' are so packed with ads, we shouldn't even call them 'search results.'
The sensors will go into production next year and could potentially revolutionize low-light photography.
Around 20% of public airports adopted solar power in some capacity over the past decade. Now, we just need to solve the whole plane carbon emissions thing.
