The Galaxy Note is dead (for now) but it lives on in Samsung’s new foldables
Galaxy Unpacked may be just a few weeks away, but Samsung isn’t leaving much to the imagination. On Monday, the company’s president and head of mobile...
Samsung Confirms: Better Foldables With Stylus Support Are Coming, but No New Galaxy Note
With a little over two weeks to go until Samsung’s next big Unpacked Event, the company’s president and head of mobile communications just published a new...
Lego’s New Marvel-Themed Minifigures Are a Highly Tempting Collectible
As Lego has struggled in recent years to keep new sets under wraps, rumors of an upcoming Marvel-themed minifigure collection have been circulating for months. Today...
Get Ready for Titanium iPhones
The iPhone 13 isn’t even out yet, but rumor has it the iPhone 14 will bring some dramatic upgrades, including at least one high-end model with...
Daily Crunch: Accused January 6 insurrectionist must use face to unlock laptop, orders judge
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QR Menu Codes Are Everywhere—and Tracking You More Than You Think
If you’ve returned to the restaurants and bars that have reopened in your neighborhood lately, you might have noticed a new addition to the post-quarantine decor:...
Olympic gymnasts tired of being objectified swap leotards for bodysuits
The German gymnastics team is attracting attention for more than its gravity-defying moves at this year’s Olympic games in Tokyo. In an effort to prevent the...
The 10 Best ‘Boring’ Livestreams on YouTube
Do you feel like you’ve watched everything already? Nothing good on Netflix? Do you just want to zone out to something live halfway around the world?...
SDCC 2021 Was Another Letdown, But Here’s What You Missed
Another San Diego Comic-Con come and gone. But… did you even notice? Read more… Source : SDCC 2021 Was Another Letdown, But Here’s What You Missed
iRocket to begin rocket engine testing at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center
Reusable rocket startup iRocket has entered into a new partnership with NASA in its quest to reach commercialization in just two years. The partnership will give...
