It Looks Like TikTok's BeReal Competitor Is Dead
While BeReal is not quite the fad it once was, TikTok is seemingly no longer interested in chasing that same popularity of the slice-of-life social media app.
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John Goodenough, Creator Of The Lithium Ion Battery, Dead At 100
John Goodenough revolutionized battery-electric power with the creation of the Lithium Ion battery, and his legacy is powering the future of many industries.
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Samsung Launches Galaxy Buds 2 Pokemon Packs, But You Can't Have Them
Samsung is releasing official Galaxy Buds 2 Pokemon editions, themed after Jigglypuff, Ditto, and Snorlax - but good luck getting them in most of the world.
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US Coast Guard Confirms Titan Submersible Was Lost In 'Catastrophic Implosion'
The US Coast Guard has announced the discovery of a debris field near the wreck of Titanic, which is what the Titan submersible was exploring before is vanished
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Adobe XD Might Be Reaching The End Of The Line
Adobe XD has been seemingly, silently sunset by the media software company as it prepares to acquire Figma - a similar UI and UX design software.
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Intel Labs' AI Diffusion Model Turns Your Text Prompts Into 360-Degree Images
Intel Labs has designed an AI that's dedicated to transforming prompts into 360 images via diffusion, creating explorable spaces both inside and outside.
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A Nothing Smartwatch May Be On The Way
Nothing, the company behind transparent earbuds and a unique phone design, may be working on its first smartwatch. Whether it'll reach market is another matter.
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Marvel's Use Of AI For 'Secret Invasion' Intro Has Fans Furious
The latest Marvel TV show has a bright green intro with lackluster artistic quality - and the reason, it turns out, is because AI is the "artist" responsible.
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Dropbox Now Has Its Own AI, And Universal Search Is Its Thing
Dropbox has opted not to be left out of the AI craze, announcing two upcoming tools you can use to interact with files uploaded to your account.
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FTC Sues Amazon Over Shady Prime Practices
Amazon finds itself under the microscope of the FTC once more, as the organization files suit for misdirecting customers into Prime subscriptions.
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Prime Day Returns In July, But Some Sales Have Already Begun
Amazon's annual summer Prime Day event returns this July, bringing with it new Prime invite-only deals, partnered 'Buy With Prime' shops, and more discounts.
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Galaxy Watch 6 Leak Suggests Incoming Price Hike
A recent leak has suggested that Samsung's Galaxy Watch 6, expected to be released later this year, might see a new pricing structure, and not for the better.
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Reddit Reportedly Begins Telling Mods To Reopen Shuttered Subreddits Or Face Replacement
Subreddit moderators have received messages seemingly from Reddit corporate, informing them to reopen private forums, or face replacement by another mod.
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C Seed's N1 Outdoor TV Looks Incredible, But It Costs As Much As A House
C Seed has announced its incredibly beautiful N1 Outdoor TV, which is weather resistant, puts itself away like Iron Man armor, and is eye-wateringly expensive.
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US Government Agencies Breached In Global Cyber Attack Incident
Among other institutions that have fallen victim to this attack, several U.S. government agencies may have been compromised by a Russian hacker group.
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Can A New Name Save Intel?
Intel is preparing a new branding for its upcoming 14th Gen Meteor Lake processors, eschewing the 'i' nomenclature of its processors that it's used for years.
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Get Ready For Video Ads In Uber And Uber Eats
Uber is preparing to serve adds across its eponymous ride-sharing app, Uber Eats, as well as Drizly, based on recommendations and locations you're headed to.
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Here's Why The NHTSA Is Undermining A New Right To Repair Law
A new right to repair law introduced in Massachusetts is being challenged by the NHTSA, as it could potentially expose a significant flaw in car safety.
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Europe Is One Step Closer To Rolling Out AI Regulations
The European Parliament is taking steps to regulate AI after voting in favor of discussing the EU AI Act, which seeks to regulate the harm of the technology.
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Top Reddit Communities Make Blackout Indefinite Following Leaked Memo
A leaked alleged internal memo seemingly angered a number of Reddit moderators who have vowed to indefinitely extend their subreddits' blackout participation.
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Nothing Phone 2 Finally Has A Launch Date
The highly anticipated follow up to Carl Pei's Nothing Phone (1) will come in July of this year. We have the exact date and time for the Nothing Phone (2).
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Paul McCartney Is Using AI To Complete 'Final' Beatles Song
Legendary Beatle, Paul McCartney is going to use AI in order to create a final Beatles song later this year. We have all the details right here.
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Reddit's Site-Wide Protests Resulted In A Major Outage
Thousands of subreddits participated in the planned blackout over Reddit's API fees. That change triggered some issues, causing a major outage.
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Samsung's Odyssey OLED G9 Monitor Is Here, And It's Pricey
Samsung is launching a new Odyssey OLED G9 monitor that will be huge and pricey. Here's what to expect from Samsung's next premium gaming monitor.
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Mass Protest On Reddit: API Changes Provoke Over 7,000 Subreddits To Go Dark
When Reddit announced API changes to its platform, it sparked outrage among its users. Notably over 7,000 subreddits are shutting down for 2 days to protest.
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5 Reasons The Bluetti AC180 Should Be Your First Portable Power Station
Powerful enough to run appliances in an outage, but portable enough to take on your next adventure, Bluetti's new AC180 hits the sweet-spot.
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Reddit Shows No Signs Of Backing Down From Controversial API Changes In Heated AMA
The CEO of Reddit Steve Huffman held an AMA today in order to defend the controversial API changes the company recently announced. It didn't go well.
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