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Pacific Rim Uprising Ripped Out Its Own Heart

Pacific Rim Uprising naturally shares a lot of things with its predecessor. It’s a big, dumb film about big, cool robots, and for the most part, it’s good fun. But something huge happens early in Uprising that makes it clear why the sequel fundamentally lacks the heart that made its predecessor so good. Part of…

Movies James Whitbrook Mar 26

This Brain Scanner Is Way Smaller Than fMRI but Somehow 1,000% Creepier

It may look like something befitting Halloween’s Michael Myers, but the device pictured above is actually a breakthrough in neuroscience—a portable, wearable brain scanner that can monitor neural activity while a person is moving. Most brain-scanning technology is rather unwieldy. Think huge, room-sized devices like fMRI machines. But measuring someone’s brain activity while they’re wired…

Health Kristen V. Brown Mar 26

Facebook’s Defense for Sucking Up Your Call and Text Data Entirely Misses the Point

A number of Facebook users discovered over the past few days that the social media company had collected a creepy level of information about their calls and texts. Many users claimed they never gave Facebook permission to gather this information. However, in response to the uproar, Facebook says the “feature” is opt-in only. Basically, the…

Privacy & Security Rhett Jones Mar 26

Familiar Faces From Marvel’s Past Resurface as Production on Captain Marvel Begins

Disney just announced that Captain Marvel is officially in production and the cast list contains some very intriguing and surprising names. They are Djimon Hounsou, Lee Pace, and Clark Gregg, all of whom have appeared in the Marvel Cinematic Universe before. Since Captain Marvel is set in the ‘90s, features the Skrulls, and will have…

Movies Germain Lussier Mar 26

Fear the Walking Dead Almost Looks Like a Brand New Show in This Season Four Trailer

New showrunners, new stars, new setting, and a new—but highly anticipated—crossover. Frankly, the fourth season of Fear the Walking Dead looks like an entirely new TV series… about zombies. The trailer debuted last Sunday night and while it doesn’t explain how Madison, Nick, Alicia, and the crew got to this new amusement park/stadium situation after…

Trailers Germain Lussier Mar 26

AggregateIQ Created Cambridge Analytica’s Election Software, and Here’s the Proof

A little-known Canadian data firm ensnared by an international investigation into alleged wrongdoing during the Brexit campaign created an election software platform marketed by Cambridge Analytica, according to a batch of internal files obtained exclusively by Gizmodo. Discovered by a security researcher last week, the files confirm that AggregateIQ, a British Columbia-based data firm, developed…

Privacy & Security Dell Cameron Mar 26

Many Children With Autism and Their Siblings Aren’t Getting Vaccinated

Decades of research has shown that vaccines do not cause autism spectrum disorder (ASD). But the fear of that connection continues to linger. And a new study published today in JAMA Pediatrics suggests that it’s scaring families affected by autism into not getting their children vaccinated. Scientists from the research arm of Kaiser Permanente, America’s…

Health Ed Cara Mar 26

Vision and Scarlet Witch’s Romance Is the Heart of Avengers: Infinity War

Few characters are as crucial to the DNA of Avengers: Infinity War as the Vision, played by Paul Bettany. After all, the android has an Infinity Stone in his forehead which may or may not be keeping him alive—but is definitely one of the items Thanos is coming to collect. But just as important is…

Movies Germain Lussier Mar 26

Both Poles Are Having a Weird, Bad Year For Sea Ice So Far

As Americans were donning green shirts and tossing back pints of Guinness, the Arctic was limping toward its annual wintertime sea ice maximum. According to data released Friday by the National Snow and Ice Data Center, it was the second-lowest annual maximum on record. Sea ice in the Arctic very likely peaked on March 17…

Climate Change Maddie Stone Mar 26

The Tabletification of Chrome OS Continues

What started out as a super lightweight OS for low-powered laptops, Chrome OS has expanded to run on desktops, pricey 2-in-1s, and even mini PCs, while also adding support for most of your favorite Android apps. But now, it seems Chrome OS is headed to the classroom, in tablet form only, with the oddly named…

Gadgets Sam Rutherford Mar 26

Cops Track Down ‘Mastermind’ Behind Theft of Millions from Malware-Infected ATMs

In a series of targeted malware attacks that began in 2013, a “cybercrime gang” of hackers stole over a billion euros (or about $1.2 billion) from banks worldwide. On Monday, the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation (Europol) announced they’d arrested the gang’s apparent leader in Spain. In a statement, Europol officials say they…

Privacy & Security Sidney Fussell Mar 26

Now There’s a Starbucks in Yosemite Because Nothing Is Sacred

You could be excused for believing there’s no new ground for Starbucks to break in the U.S. The Seattle-based coffee chain has around 14,000 outlets spread across the country. Sadly, you are wrong. You just need to open your mind, and start imagining coffee shops in places more known for their extraordinary natural beauty than…

Conservation Ari Phillips Mar 26

How Cloak & Dagger Re-Imagines Some Problematic Elements From the Old Comics

One of the more challenging parts of adapting comic books for television and film these days is that showrunners have to find a way of reconciling with the sometimes problematic aspects of the source material that, frankly, just haven’t aged well. Take, for example, Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger. In the comics, first published back in…

Television Charles Pulliam-Moore Mar 26

The FTC Is Finally Investigating Facebook

For a long time it seemed like Facebook and its corral of code-cowboys were untouchable. That illusion has evaporated in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and now, Facebook is officially the target of a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) investigation. It’s about damn time, am I right? The FTC investigation is specifically looking into…

Social Media Adam Clark Estes Mar 26

Software Engineer Claims BMW Automatic Door Chopped Off His Thumb

A software engineer in Long Island, New York, claims the automatic door on his BMW X5 chopped off his right thumb, and now he is suing the luxury auto manufacturer. The severing occurred on July 6, 2016, when Godwin Boateng was waiting on a friend, reports the New York Post. In Boateng’s suit, he claims…

Tech News Jennings Brown Mar 26

Ugh, Why Is the Black Hood Coming Back to Riverdale?

Fool me once, Riverdale. The bigly disappointing Black Hood reveal from the midseason finale was a cop-out in more ways than one. Turns out, the real Black Hood is still on the loose, and no one has a clue who it is—not even the writers. Stop trying to make the Black Hood happen, Riverdale, it’s…

Television Beth Elderkin Mar 26

What Can Google Lens Actually Do for You Right Now

Few apps are getting as much hype from Google right now as Google Lens, which taps into the machine learning AI that Google is currently so fond of. That AI lets the app recognize all kinds of stuff through your phone’s camera, and take action on it. It’s available now through Google Photos for Android…

Gadgets David Nield Mar 26

Scraps of DNA Are Helping Scientists Track Down Nature’s Most Elusive Creatures

In the forest-flanked waters of the Eleven Point River in southern Missouri’s Ozarks, scientists are on the hunt for one of the rarest crayfishes in the United States. To evaluate the status of their populations, researchers are using two very different methods—one of which is an emerging high-tech tool that may change how conservation biologists…

Earth Science Jake Buehler Mar 26

Google Isn’t Listening, So Its Employees Are Suing

If you ask Google whether it has a discrimination problem, the company might point you to its industry-leading diversity efforts or its program for responding to complaints. But employees who challenge that narrative by asserting that it has created anything but a healthy, supportive environment are being labeled troublemakers and, in some instances, pushed out…

Tech News Kate Conger Mar 26

Last Night’s The Walking Dead Was So Stupid I Can’t Stand It

This is why we can’t have nice things. Where to even begin? I’ll start with one tragic fact: I had to watch this episode twice. As a Super Important Walking Dead Reviewer, I get screeners of the show so I don’t necessarily have to write these recaps between 10:00 pm-1:00 am on Sunday nights. But…

Television Rob Bricken Mar 26

Pacific Rim Uprising Ripped Out Its Own Heart

This Brain Scanner Is Way Smaller Than fMRI but Somehow 1,000% Creepier

Facebook’s Defense for Sucking Up Your Call and Text Data Entirely Misses the Point

Familiar Faces From Marvel’s Past Resurface as Production on Captain Marvel Begins

Fear the Walking Dead Almost Looks Like a Brand New Show in This Season Four Trailer

AggregateIQ Created Cambridge Analytica’s Election Software, and Here’s the Proof

Many Children With Autism and Their Siblings Aren’t Getting Vaccinated

Vision and Scarlet Witch’s Romance Is the Heart of Avengers: Infinity War

Both Poles Are Having a Weird, Bad Year For Sea Ice So Far

The Tabletification of Chrome OS Continues

Cops Track Down ‘Mastermind’ Behind Theft of Millions from Malware-Infected ATMs

Now There’s a Starbucks in Yosemite Because Nothing Is Sacred

How Cloak & Dagger Re-Imagines Some Problematic Elements From the Old Comics

The FTC Is Finally Investigating Facebook

Software Engineer Claims BMW Automatic Door Chopped Off His Thumb

Ugh, Why Is the Black Hood Coming Back to Riverdale?

What Can Google Lens Actually Do for You Right Now

Scraps of DNA Are Helping Scientists Track Down Nature’s Most Elusive Creatures

Google Isn’t Listening, So Its Employees Are Suing

Last Night’s The Walking Dead Was So Stupid I Can’t Stand It

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