A team of researchers in Germany and Australia recently used a new microscopy technique to image nano-scale biological structures at a previously unmanageable resolution, without destroying the living cell. The technique, which employs laser light many millions of times brighter than the Sun, has implications for…
In addition to games, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate periodically offers a number of perks to its subscribers. One such perk Microsoft launched last year served up a free trial to Disney+, and now the company has announced that it’s bringing that trial back. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can get a one-month trial to Disney+, but as always, there are … Continue reading
Microsoft revealed today that they are pausing all updates to Windows for the next several weeks. This pause isn’t the sort of announcement Microsoft makes often. It is here, on the lead-up to the next major Microsoft event, that Microsoft makes clear that this update will be so major, they can’t possibly risk revealing what’s inside by pushing updates with … Continue reading
Google is making a big push to improve connectivity in South America with its new Firmina subsea cable. It’ll run from the US East Coast to Las Toninas, Argentina, with additional connections in Punda del Este, Uruguay and Praia Grande, Brazil.
Jaguar has unveiled the 2022 I-Pace, and it brigs significant updates to the US that include faster charging and a new infotainment system.
Anyone who invests three Bitcoin in the country — currently about $105,000 — will be entitled to permanent residency.
This year, the big video game conference is all digital and completely free.
A woman claiming to be Maria Fernanda from Univision and said she voted for Harris has prompted an investigation.
The Simpsons was a monstrous hit when it debuted as a weekly animated series in late 1989, spawning a mountain of merchandise. Most of it was terrible, but there were a few shining examples of merchandising done right, including Konami’s multiplayer arcade game. Now, you can finally bring it home.
In the 1990s, computers were like portals to a fever dream. The internet was still steeped in all of its weird, early glory, coated wall-to-wall in clunky pixel art, dead GeoCities pages and unwelcome porn popups, and its unregulated weirdness was mirrored in the operating systems of the day. Maybe that’s why, more…
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