Woz claims some of Apple's early breakthrough could have never happened if so many gadgets hadn't been open source back in the 1970s and 80s.
Get a sneak peek at the cover, too, as we reveal a new book from Embers of War author Gareth L. Powell.
Qualcomm's first phone is designed for Snapdragon die-hards. Any takers?
The odds of dying from cancer in the U.S. have gotten lower year after year, though it's not clear how the pandemic may have changed things.
Robert Wise's "Director's Edition" of the first Star Trek film will be released for streaming on Paramount+.
If you think an automatic glasses cleaner is superfluous, you probably don't wear glasses.
There's more Gunpowder Milkshake on the way, and Matthew Vaughn's sticking to spy-fy for a new movie
Japan's beloved size-changing hero turns 55 this weekend, and we've got the perfect posters to celebrate with.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Stephanie Beatriz stars in this animated musical with songs by Lin-Manuel Miranda.
You're sacrificing active noise cancellation for satisfying bass, but it's a worthwhile trade-off.
One child died, another became permanently disabled, and a third was hospitalized.
A UK court previously ruled Assange shouldn't be extradited because he was likely to kill himself.
Users are now able to upload their resumes right alongside videos of themselves twerking to the Twilight soundtrack.
Tom Hiddleston and the team behind Loki talk about the alligator that stole our hearts.
A new teaser for the FX on Hulu spin-off hints at what to expect when the series arrives July 15.
The antitrust bloodlust is potent, can you feel it?
A bunch of nerdcore rap artists teamed up to play the Hargreeves from Netflix's hit show.
The pompadoured talk show host with a face made of Play-Doh has decided to kick things up a notch in his feud with America's surveillance Goliath.
The company racked up more than 900 complaints over the past year over sudden account closures.
The X-Men might have gotten themselves into a class-action lawsuit with the creation of their new planet.
