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Samsung Might Have Another Reason Not to Make a New Galaxy Note This Year

Late last year, rumors started swirling that the expansion of stylus support across Samsung’s Galaxy phones might herald the demise of the Galaxy Note, but now Samsung just revealed another reason it might not make a new version of its iconic big-screen phone in 2021. At its recent annual shareholder’s meeting, Samsung co-CEO Koh Dong-jin…

Gadgets Sam Rutherford Mar 17

The Galaxy A52 and A72 Are the Stars of Samsung’s New Mid-Range Phone Lineup

Earlier this year, Samsung released a new batch of premium phones in the Galaxy S21 lineup, and now the company has returned to give its mid-range handsets a revamp. Meet the new Galaxy A72, A52, and A52 5G. All three phones share similar specs, but there are subtle differences between the two A52 models and…

Gadgets Sam Rutherford Mar 17

Russian Scientists Drop a Telescope Into the Deepest Lake on Earth

On Saturday, a team of Russian researchers dropped a brand-new telescope into frigid Lake Baikal, the deepest lake on Earth. It wasn’t an accident; the instrument took the plunge to give the scientists a better shot at detecting neutrinos, elusive subatomic particles that are extremely difficult to spot, since they usually pass right through matter…

Physics & Chemistry Isaac Schultz Mar 17

Kevin Feige Teases The Falcon and The Winter Soldier‘s Mysterious New Marvel Comics Location

Fede Alvarez teases his Texas Chainsaw Massacre follow-up. Work has begun on Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers and The Midnight Club. Henry Golding teases reshoots on Snake Eyes. Plus, what’s to come on Supergirl and The Flash. To me, my spoilers! The Texas Chainsaw Massacre In a recent interview withBloody-Disgusting, director Fede Alvarez described the…

Television James Whitbrook & Gordon Jackson Mar 17

I Miss My First PC

Most of my early childhood memories are filled with vivid flashes of new and unusual experiences, like the time I climbed out of my crib and landed flat on my ass. Just a few years later, I remember using my first Windows PC that solidified the trajectory of the rest of my life. It was…

Gadgets Joanna Nelius Mar 17

AMD’s Radeon RX 6700 XT Is So Good That I’m Praying There’s Enough Stock

We were pretty excited about AMD’s RX 6800 XT and RX 6800. Not only did AMD finally add ray tracing to its latest generation of graphics cards, but it made them a bit speedier compared to Nvidia’s latest generation of GPUs. While AMD didn’t win all the time, and the GPUs definitely lagged behind in…

Gaming Joanna Nelius Mar 17

NASA’s Nearly Indestructible Airless Titanium Tires Might Soon Be Available for Your Bike

When you’re exploring another planet, the last thing you want to have to deal with is tire damage when AAA is millions of miles away. It’s a concern that prompted NASA to develop an airless titanium tire that’s flexible like rubber, but nearly indestructible. As has been the case with many of NASA’s inventions over…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Mar 17

Benedict Cumberbatch Is Getting Into Magic Again

It’s true. Benedict Cumberbatch is getting into magic again. But unlike the other times the Sorcerer Supreme has dazzled us with fascinating illusions, his new project will be much more serious than we’re used to. The popular actor, who is currently filming Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, just signed to star in a…

Movies Germain Lussier Mar 16

Russia ‘Amplified’ the Hunter Biden Story and Spread Election Conspiracy Theories, Intel Agencies Claim

Russia wants America to hate Hunter Biden. That, and other odd claims, are at the heart of a newly declassified report from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI), meant to examine the role of foreign influence in the 2020 U.S. Presidential election. The 15-page report, published Tuesday, says multiple foreign governments used…

Privacy & Security Lucas Ropek Mar 16

Parler’s Horrible Reboot Is Courtesy of ‘Big Checks’ From GOP Mega-Donor Rebekah Mercer

Parler, the right-wing social network that was hounded off the web after many of its users predictably used the site to organize and stream the Jan. 6 Capitol riots, is doubling down on being worse on the dime of its ultra-conservative board chairwoman Rebekah Mercer, according to a Tuesday report by Bloomberg. Apple and Google…

Politics Tom McKay Mar 16

The Epic DuckTales Finale Was, in Fact, a Duck Blur

The new DuckTales seriesis over, but it went out with a giant, epic finale that was wildly overstuffed, mostly satisfying, and contained one massive surprise that somehow wasn’t the reveal that Manny the Headless Man Horse With a Bust of Scrooge McDuck for His Head was actually Manny the Headless Man Horse With a Bust…

io9 Rob Bricken Mar 16

Teen Who Hacked Twitter to Within an Inch of Its Life Sentenced to Three Years in Prison

Graham Ivan Clark — the teenager who masterminded a sprawling Twitter attack last summer that involved hacking the accounts of dozens of high profile users to promote a bitcoin scam — plead guilty in a Florida court on Tuesday. According to the Tampa Bay Times, Clark, who was just 17 years old when he pulled…

Tech News Brianna Provenzano Mar 16

Here’s When You Can Expect Your $1,400 Stimulus Check

If stimulus checks have already been issued, where’s yours? The IRS announced Friday that as part of the American Rescue Plan Act, the first round of $1,400 stimulus checks would make their way to eligible taxpayer bank accounts through direct deposit, noting that “some recipients will start receiving as early as this weekend, and with…

Tech News Catie Keck Mar 16

In Wonder Woman 1984‘s Blooper Reel, Diana’s Greatest Enemy Is Wind

She’s a demigod who’s taken on almighty powers and the evils of war, and faced threats superhuman and from worlds beyond. But it turns out the simplest way to put a stop to Wonder Woman is let a stack of paper loose in a strong breeze. With Wonder Woman 1984 available to own digitally today,…

Movies James Whitbrook Mar 16

Google Is Taking Less of a Cut From Its App Store

Good news for Android app developers. Googleannounced on Tuesday that it is reducing its cut from Play Store proceeds down to 15%, a number in line with Apple’s cut of App Store proceeds. What this means is that on July 1, 2021, Google will take 15% versus 30% from Play Store creator revenue under $1…

Tech News John Biggs Mar 16

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The Spooky Rise of ‘Ghost Forests’ Along the Eastern Seaboard

The impacts of climate change are going from spooky to downright scary. A new report chronicles the rise of ghost forests along the East Coast as sea level rise turns soils salty and inundates formerly dry land. It’s well-documented that the climate crisis is pushing up sea levels and increasing flooding from high tides and…

Earther Dharna Noor Mar 16

Cricut Backs Down, Will Now Give Existing Registered Users Unlimited Use of Their Cutting Machines [Updated]

After facing several days of backlash from users over a planned update that would severely limit the use of their cutting machines without a paid subscription, Cricut has changed its mind. In a statement released today, Circut promised existing users unlimited lifetime use of their machines. The policy extends to anyone else who decides to…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Mar 16

A Dredge Crew Found Pre-Civil War Cannons Near Downtown Savannah

British researchers believe the cannons belonged to the HMS Rose, a royal ship scuttled off Savannah in 1779.

Human History Isaac Schultz Mar 16

The Demon Slayer Movie Is Finally Coming to the U.S.

What is now the biggest animated film in Japanese box office history tore up a storm in the country late last year, but fans of Demon Slayer: Kimestu No Yaiba outside of Japanese shores have had to twiddle their thumbs waiting to see what the country’s gone bonkers for. Now, they won’t have to wait…

Movies James Whitbrook Mar 16

Black Lightning Is Breaking Bad and Burning Bright

In Black Lightning’s third season, the city of Freeland becamea new kind of war zone as the American Security Agency and the nation of Markovia set out to turn our heroes’ hometown into a profitable source for the world’s growing demand for living, metahuman weapons. Together with his vigilante daughters Lightning and Thunder, Black Lightning…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore Mar 16

Samsung Might Have Another Reason Not to Make a New Galaxy Note This Year

The Galaxy A52 and A72 Are the Stars of Samsung’s New Mid-Range Phone Lineup

Russian Scientists Drop a Telescope Into the Deepest Lake on Earth

Kevin Feige Teases The Falcon and The Winter Soldier‘s Mysterious New Marvel Comics Location

I Miss My First PC

AMD’s Radeon RX 6700 XT Is So Good That I’m Praying There’s Enough Stock

NASA’s Nearly Indestructible Airless Titanium Tires Might Soon Be Available for Your Bike

Benedict Cumberbatch Is Getting Into Magic Again

Russia ‘Amplified’ the Hunter Biden Story and Spread Election Conspiracy Theories, Intel Agencies Claim

Parler’s Horrible Reboot Is Courtesy of ‘Big Checks’ From GOP Mega-Donor Rebekah Mercer

The Epic DuckTales Finale Was, in Fact, a Duck Blur

Teen Who Hacked Twitter to Within an Inch of Its Life Sentenced to Three Years in Prison

Here’s When You Can Expect Your $1,400 Stimulus Check

In Wonder Woman 1984‘s Blooper Reel, Diana’s Greatest Enemy Is Wind

Google Is Taking Less of a Cut From Its App Store

The Spooky Rise of ‘Ghost Forests’ Along the Eastern Seaboard

Cricut Backs Down, Will Now Give Existing Registered Users Unlimited Use of Their Cutting Machines [Updated]

A Dredge Crew Found Pre-Civil War Cannons Near Downtown Savannah

The Demon Slayer Movie Is Finally Coming to the U.S.

Black Lightning Is Breaking Bad and Burning Bright

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