A chat with Niantic CEO John Hanke on the launch of Harry Potter: Wizards Unite
Just shy of three years ago, Pokémon GO took over the world. Players filled the sidewalks, and crowds of trainers flooded parks and landmarks. Anywhere you...
Christian group petitions Netflix to cancel Amazon Prime’s ‘Good Omens’
Just when we thought fan petitions had reached their silly limit with one to remake Game of Thrones Season 8, another one has lunged itself upon...
No, Using a Cellphone Isn’t Causing You to Grow a Horn
You might have heard recently, from publications like the Washington Post, NBC, and of course, Newsweek, that some people are growing a “horn” or a “spike”...
Christian Group Claims Thousands of People Signed Its Petition Demanding Netflix Cancel Amazon’s Good Omens
A Christian group known as Return to Order has been running a campaign to urge Netflix to remove the show Good Omens, which was released on...
After Nearly Perfecting It, Google Is Abandoning the Tablet
Google isn’t killing all tablets, but it will no longer be making its own tablets. It’s a crying shame as Google’s merging of Android and Chrome...
The European Space Agency Has a Plan to Intercept a ‘Pristine’ Comet
With the historic Rosetta mission now firmly in the rear view mirror, the European Space Agency has set its sights on a different kind of comet,...
Google says it’s not making any more tablets
The writing has been on the slate for some time now. Roughly this time last year, we reported that Google had wiped all tablet sales off...
YouTuber recreated Apple’s Mac Pro case to see if it could grate cheese
In the culinary world, apples and cheese make a delightful pairing. In the tech world? Things are a bit more complex. Many know the popular tech...
How we fight fake business profiles on Google Maps
Google Maps helps people explore, navigate and get things done—and increasingly people are using Google Maps to find local businesses. Over the years, we’ve added more...
Slack’s Direct Listing Makes Uber and Lyft Look Like Absolute Chumps
In its first day on the New York Stock Exchange, workplace messaging company Slack leapt over 50-percent above its reference price of $26 per share despite...
