Real Deal
I was watching a stream of the card game Inscryption the other day. Leshy, the mysterious game master, had just grabbed a mask of a grotesque angler fisherman. “You give…
Sandy Hook and the Troubling Psychology of Conspiracy Theories
Sandy Hook Hoax was a closed Facebook group; you needed an invitation to join. Its page was topped with the image of a child ghoul, her eyes ringed in black,…
Will Apple Ever Go Back to In-Person Product Launches?
Apple held its first product announcement event of the year on Tuesday. It showed off a bunch of new devices, including a new iPhone SE, a revamped iPad Air, and…
Threats of Bioterrorism in Ukraine Are Part of a Long History
Few allegations are as damaging and difficult to counter as accusing somebody of deliberately spreading a disease. Unfortunately, global events have led to a distinct uptick in such accusations. Earlier…
The War in Ukraine Is Threatening the World’s Wheat Supply
The relentless shelling of Ukraine is obscuring a shadow crisis created by the war: long-term damage to the global food system that seems likely to increase hunger, disrupt markets, change…
Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, Apple Watch SE discounted today
Amazon has up to $40 in discounts on two great smartwatches, the Apple Watch SE, and the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, so grab the deals while they last!
Apple’s 2002 iMac G4 comes back from the dead with M1 chip
The 2002 all-in-one Apple iMac G4 was just modded and brought back to life with an M1 chip and all-new hardware. Spoiler alert: It actually works.
Sony Bravia X95K mini-LED TV review: Bright and deep
Sony’s X95K is a flagship 4K mini-LED TV that aims to offer vivid HDR picture quality with a higher degree of accuracy than the competition
Watch this new lunar rover take a test drive in otherworldly Death Valley
Watch this impressive lunar rover prototype from California startup Astrolab as it takes on the otherworldly terrain of Death Valley.
How a Plucky Robot Found the Long-Lost Endurance Shipwreck
Photograph: Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust/National Geographic Sabertooth’s tether makes it unlike other Antarctic ocean robots, which tend to be fully autonomous; scientists give them orders to explore a certain area…