This Batman Day, I Have to Admit My Favorite Batman Isn’t Bruce Wayne
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Ludicrous Is The Tesla Book To Beat
There’s no denying that there’s a story to be told about Tesla. The challenge comes when you need to distill the hype, the hope, and heartache...
How to decide where to start with Apple Arcade based on your gaming tastes
Apple Arcade is a blessing for fans of mobile games, but also a curse: with so much great stuff to choose from, where do you even...
Wes Craven’s Estate Is Now in Charge of Freddy Krueger’s Future
The A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise has been in limbo for a long time, following a disastrous 2010 remake that didn’t do Freddy Krueger or...
TiVo Reportedly Rolling Out Pre-Roll Ads That Play Before Users Can Watch Recorded Video
TiVo is introducing skippable pre-roll ads before customers can watch shows taped on their retail DVRs, Light Reading reported, with a spokesperson telling the site it...
Meet Facebook’s latest fake
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, a 35-year-old billionaire who keeps refusing to sit in front of international parliamentarians to answer questions about his ad business’ impact on...
Here are the 22 companies from Alchemist Accelerator’s Demo Day XXII
Alchemist Accelerator, a startup incubator which focuses on enterprise companies, held a demo day yesterday for its 22nd batch. Each company got 5 minutes to tell...
Two popular camera apps turn out to be adware, are pulled from Google Play Store
Two Android apps that weren’t what they seemed got pulled from the Google Play app store this week. Instead of offering features to up your selfie...
In the Tall Grass Is a Peculiar and Gross Addition to Stephen King’s Horror Pantheon
When Stephen King makes cars, animals, housekeepers, diseases, or clowns scary, it somehow all makes sense. Those things can actually be scary. But grass? Grass isn’t...
Friday’s Climate Strike Through the Eyes of a Student Photojournalist
Earther is working with student journalists to cover Friday’s climate strikes. This story is part of a series of pieces showing the strike through their eyes....
