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This PopSocket Will Help You MacGyver Your Way Out of a Pickle

In a brand synergy no one saw coming, PopSockets is embracing the “tacticool” trend (military-themed gear the armed forces would never actually use) with a new SOG multi-tool PopGrip that finally adds some legitimate functionality to your mostly useless smartphone. PopSockets’ new PopGrip SOG Multi-Tool Black turns your phone into an actually useful tool. Besides…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Mar 23

HBO’s Dark Comedy Made for Love Just Got Darker and Funnier

When we saw the first trailer for HBO Max’s upcoming series Made for Love, we learned it was about Hazel (Cristina Miloti) trying to escape her relationship with a possessive tech billionaire (Billy Magnussen), only to discover he’d put a chip in her head that allowed him to track not just her location, but what…

io9 Rob Bricken Mar 23

Justice League’s Most Heroic Moment Feels Like a Classic DC Throwback

Who would’ve known a callback to one of the best DC movies ever was sitting on the cutting room floor, just waiting to be resurrected in Zack Snyder’s Justice League? Over the past five years, the internet has discussed the “Snyder Cut” so much that watching the film was almost like running down a checklist…

Movies Germain Lussier Mar 23

You Don’t Actually Want a Wraparound Smartwatch

I get it. A flexible OLED display that extends all the way around your wrist looks cyberpunk as hell. But as cool as it sounds—and looks—this is a bad wearable design that benefits no one other than sci-fi writers and filmmakers. I say this because a few short months ago, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo hinted…

Gadgets Victoria Song Mar 23

Nintendo May Turn to Nvidia’s DLSS for Better Graphics on the Rumored Switch Revamp

Earlier this month, rumors surfaced that Nintendo plans to release a revamped Switch console sometime later this year. Now, a new report is claiming that Nintendo may leverage Nvidia’s DLSS tech to help support better graphics. So far, info regarding Nintendo’s upcoming Switch revamp has been relatively light on details, with planned upgrades largely revolving…

Gadgets Sam Rutherford Mar 23

Warner Bros.’ Return to Theaters in 2022 Is Going to Look Very Different

The entire Hollywood industry has been shaken up by the covid-19 pandemic, but perhaps the studio that’s made some of the most drastic changes has been Warner Bros., rapidly pivoting to a day-and-date home release model for the entirety of 2021. The studio has made it clear that’s just for this year only—but even in…

Movies James Whitbrook Mar 23

The OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro Prove OnePlus Is Oh So Close to Becoming a Real Samsung Rival

Last fall’s OnePlus 8T was a solid device, but it still seemed like OnePlus could step it up. With the release of two new flagship phones, it looks like OnePlus agreed. The new $730 OnePlus 9 and $970 OnePlus 9 Pro sport noticeably improved cameras due to a new partnership with Hasselblad, even faster charging,…

Smartphones Sam Rutherford Mar 23

AstraZeneca Messes Up Again, Called Out for Using Old Data in U.S. Trial Results

Pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca isn’t running out of rakes to step on anytime soon. Less than a day after the company announced promising preliminary results from the U.S. trial of its covid-19 vaccine jointly developed with Oxford University, an independent panel of scientists monitoring the study issued a harsh rebuttal. The group accused AstraZeneca of using…

Health Ed Cara Mar 23

Lego’s New Space Shuttle Discovery With Hubble Telescope Will Send Your Inner NASA Nerd Into Orbit

Lego’s continued push to create impressively detailed replica sets targeted at older builders is making it harder to be a fiscally responsible adult. To help celebrate NASA’s latest success with landing another rover on Mars, Lego’s new Discovery Space Shuttle commemorates one of the space agency’s previous achievements: launching the Hubble Space Telescope over 30…

Toys & Collectibles Andrew Liszewski Mar 23

Keanu Reeves Sets His Sights on an Adaptation of His Own Comic Book Adventure

The Resident Evil reboot has a welcoming new title. Get a look at Netflix’s tense new space film, Stowaway. Birdgirl takes flight in her own animated spinoff. Plus, what’s to come on The Walking Dead and Charmed. Spoilers now! BRZKR Keanu Reeves will produce and star in both a live-action film adaptation and an animated…

Television James Whitbrook & Gordon Jackson Mar 23

Master & Dynamic Just Gave Us the Perfect Reason to Splurge On Wireless Earbuds With ANC

The follow-up to Master & Dynamic’s excellent MW07 wireless earbuds that delivers an even better experience.

Headphones Andrew Liszewski Mar 23

Ava’s Covid-19 Early Detection Feature Is Now Out of the Lab and on Your Wrist

Shortly after the covid-19 pandemic shut the world down last year, many wearables makers and researchers announced studies to see if their technology could potentially help detect the virus before it spread. Ava, a fertility-tracking wearables company, launched a particularly ambitious study in which 2,000 Liechtenstein citizens wore the company’s trackers to see if the…

Health Victoria Song Mar 23

Novelist Charged After Calling Poland’s President ‘Moron’ on Facebook

Jakub Żulczyk, a TV writer and novelist in Poland, has been charged with calling Poland’s President Andrzej Duda a “moron” on Facebook. Żulczyk faces up to three years in prison over the insult. Żulczyk, a 37-year-old writer whose 2014 novel Blinded by the Lights was adapted for TV and aired on HBO Europe in 2018,…

Tech News Matt Novak Mar 23

Discord Wants to Go Public or Sell to Company Like Microsoft for $10 Billion: Report

Microsoft is currently in discussions to potentially buy the chat platform Discord, according to a new report from Bloomberg News that cites unnamed sources. The sale, which is far from a done deal, could be worth over $10 billion but Discord is just as likely to go public if it doesn’t get an acceptable offer,…

Tech News Matt Novak Mar 23

This Startup Is Using Drones to Conduct Airplane Inspections

Aircraft inspection is the important, federally-mandated process of checking recently flown planes for signs of damage. Commercial airliners incur all sorts of wear and tear as they travel the skies, so it’s crucial to identify and track what it looks like. In recent years, the aviation industry has sought to modernize this process by investing…

Tech News Lucas Ropek Mar 22

The FCC Wants to Hear How Bad Your Internet Sucks

The FCC announced today that it’s started soliciting first-hand accounts from people who are forced to rely on crappy internet. This new initiative is part of the FCC’s Broadband Data Collection program, and the agency hopes that by collecting information directly from consumers, it will be better equipped to “enhance the accuracy of its existing…

Internet Joanna Nelius Mar 22

Seems Like Things Were Just Delightful Behind the Scenes of Zack Snyder’s Justice League

Joss Whedon allegedly created a toxic environment on set when he took over Justice League from Zack Snyder. Now that the Snyder cut of the movie is available on HBO Max, however, Warner Bros. released a behind-the-scenes video of what it was like making the superhero saga before a family tragedy forced Snyder away, and…

Movies Rob Bricken Mar 22

Go Behind the Scenes of WandaVision’s Vision vs. Vision Fight

What’s better than Paul Bettany? Two Paul Bettanys. And that’s exactly what fans got in the finale of WandaVision as two versions of Vision showed down in a massive battle all across Westview. To bring the perfection of two Bettanys together, the team behind WandaVision had a herculean task. Not only did they have to…

Books & Comics Germain Lussier Mar 22

Spotify’s New Home Screen Features Bring Order to the Chaos

Spotify is rolling out a new home screen design that should make finding what you’re looking for from the home hub a little easier. Spotify’s home screen on mobile has always seemed a little chaotic to me, with a bunch of “for you” playlists shuffled in with whatever the algorithm thinks I want to hear.…

Internet Catie Keck Mar 22

Amazon Illegally Interrogated Queens Warehouse Worker Who Led Pandemic Walkout, NLRB Rules

The National Labor Relations Board has determined that Amazon illegally interrogated a warehouse worker that led colleagues in a strike over the company’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic, per a Monday report by Motherboard. Amazon worker Jonathan Bailey led 13 workers in a walkout from a company warehouse in New York City’s Queens borough on…

Commerce Tom McKay Mar 22

This PopSocket Will Help You MacGyver Your Way Out of a Pickle

HBO’s Dark Comedy Made for Love Just Got Darker and Funnier

Justice League’s Most Heroic Moment Feels Like a Classic DC Throwback

You Don’t Actually Want a Wraparound Smartwatch

Nintendo May Turn to Nvidia’s DLSS for Better Graphics on the Rumored Switch Revamp

Warner Bros.’ Return to Theaters in 2022 Is Going to Look Very Different

The OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro Prove OnePlus Is Oh So Close to Becoming a Real Samsung Rival

AstraZeneca Messes Up Again, Called Out for Using Old Data in U.S. Trial Results

Lego’s New Space Shuttle Discovery With Hubble Telescope Will Send Your Inner NASA Nerd Into Orbit

Keanu Reeves Sets His Sights on an Adaptation of His Own Comic Book Adventure

Master & Dynamic Just Gave Us the Perfect Reason to Splurge On Wireless Earbuds With ANC

Ava’s Covid-19 Early Detection Feature Is Now Out of the Lab and on Your Wrist

Novelist Charged After Calling Poland’s President ‘Moron’ on Facebook

Discord Wants to Go Public or Sell to Company Like Microsoft for $10 Billion: Report

This Startup Is Using Drones to Conduct Airplane Inspections

The FCC Wants to Hear How Bad Your Internet Sucks

Seems Like Things Were Just Delightful Behind the Scenes of Zack Snyder’s Justice League

Go Behind the Scenes of WandaVision’s Vision vs. Vision Fight

Spotify’s New Home Screen Features Bring Order to the Chaos

Amazon Illegally Interrogated Queens Warehouse Worker Who Led Pandemic Walkout, NLRB Rules

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