Open Channel: Which ‘Unannounced DC TV Show’ Do You Hope James Gunn Is Writing?
As the hierarchy of power continues to change at DC Studios, new head of film and TV James Gunn continues to wear many hats. In a...
The Coolest Things at CES 2023 (So Far)
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Mojo Vision puts contact lens production ‘on hold’ as it lays off 75% of staff
We’ve met with Mojo Vision for several CESes, watching the startup’s AR contact lenses develop, year by year. These sorts of things take a lot of...
Razer’s New Webcam Is Totally Overkill, but We Love It
Along with its impressive beamforming speaker, Razer debuted a new 4K webcam at CES 2023. And man, this thing is total overkill—the Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra...
Biker Gets Caught After Posting Police Chase on TikTok
A biker in Georgia was on the run from the law and almost got away with it, that is until he prematurely posted about his victory...
FDA Approves New Alzheimer’s Drug, but There Are Lingering Questions
The Food and Drug Administration on Friday granted the conditional approval of a new treatment for people with early Alzheimer’s disease: the antibody-based drug lecanemab, jointly...
Southwest’s Flight Cancellation Fiasco Might Cost the Company $800 Million
The hell of holiday travel was only made worse this year as reports of horror stories from Southwest Airlines passengers and workers ran the gamut from...
History’s Greatest Painters Illustrate This Week’s Toy News
Welcome back to Toy Aisle and welcome to a brand new year. We’ve already christened 2023 with a mountain of new sets from Lego, but there’s...
The best car tech of CES 2023: Color-changing paint, an LTE dash cam, and more
It’s a heck of a time to be a car owner. While one wouldn’t typically think of cars as “consumer electronics,” CES always brings the heat...
The FCC Wants to Make Telecom Carriers Disclose Hacks Sooner
The days of finding out about a data breach impacting your personal data months after the fact may soon become a thing of the past—at least...
