We’ve seen some wild dual-screen concept laptops over the past few years, but ASUS deserves credit for actually bringing them to life. First there was the ScreenPad on the ZenBook Pro in 2018, which featured a touchpad that was also a 3.5-inch touchs…
The former Olympian said she now sees herself politically as “economically conservative, socially progressive.”
The artist shared “an idea that caters for both those who miss” the statue of Edward Colston “and those who don’t.”
“I don’t care,” an Oklahoma City police officer told Derrick Scott in response to his pleas.
Nearly three months after Louisville police fatally shot Taylor, no officers involved have been arrested or charged.
One of the many ways Signal safeguards your data is by saving everything locally to your phone or tablet rather than on external servers. That’s great for privacy, but it makes it a pain to migrate your account to a new device. Thankfully, Signal now lets iOS and iPadOS users wirelessly transfer their account data…
Hit manga/anime The Promised Neverland is being turned into a live-action show by Amazon. Doctor Who’s seasonal special is still on track for later this year, according to Mandip Gill. Plus, what’s to come on Stargirl and The 100, and Cara Delevigne has an update on Carnival Row’s second season. Spoilers get!
Every once in a while, Darwinian natural selection stumbles upon the same solution more than once, in a process known as convergent evolution. Here are our favorite examples of evolution making the same creature, or same physical trait, twice.
Google is notorious for making experiments that it eventually shuts down, regardless of the popularity of said experiment. That’s especially true with apps or software where the investment and costs are far lower than with physical products. Of late, however, Google has mostly relegated those app experiments to its Area 120 skunkworks team and it is indeed permanently shutting down … Continue reading
Researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder Materials Research Center have discovered an elusive phase of matter that was first proposed more than 100 years ago. Scientists have been trying to find evidence of the phase since it was first proposed. A “ferroelectric nematic” phase of liquid crystal is described in a new study published recently. According to the researchers, … Continue reading
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