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Snapchat faces class-action suit for sexually explicit content
Engadget - 8 Jul 2016 09:08
Snapchat has been slapped with a class-action lawsuit accusing the service of showing sexually explicit content to minors without providing the proper warning. A 14-year-old John Doe and his mother filed the lawsuit in C...
Tour Westminster Abbey with Google Street View
Engadget - 8 Jul 2016 16:15
If you've ever wanted to tour Westminster Abbey but can't afford the £20 admission price (or, y'know, go to one of its many church services), Google has you covered. The giant church has become the latest London landmar...
This Redditor stumbled upon a hidden porn game on an '80s Mac
Engadget - 9 Jul 2016 01:00
Think about the last time you bought something off of Craigslist. Was it a computer? Did you happen to find anything ancient and awesome on it? Most might shudder to think what could be procured from older tech these day...
'Fruit Ninja VR' is now available for the HTC Vive
Engadget - 8 Jul 2016 06:47
Fruit Ninja on mobile is fun, but we're sure some of you would prefer slashing oranges, apples and watermelons like you would a real sword katana. We hope you have an HTC Vive then, because the virtual reality version of...
PlayStation exec Adam Boyes says he's leaving Sony
Engadget - 8 Jul 2016 05:58
Lately, Sony's gaming platforms have enjoyed a ton of support from third party developers big and small, but now one of the people in charge of those relationships is leaving the company. Adam Boyes announced in a series...
Nobody Wants to Eat Margarine Anymore
Gizmodo - 9 Jul 2016 01:50
The great grudge match of bread spreads--butter vs. margarine--has a new champion. After several decades of inexplicable margarine-dominance, the trend has finally flipped in butter's favor.
Neanderthal cannibalism evidence found in Belgium
Slash Gear - 9 Jul 2016 01:27
A cave in Belgium has produced remains with signs of cannibalism among Neanderthals in the region, according to a new study. The bones were found in the Troisieme cavern in Goyet; it is the largest cache of Neanderthal b...
Start Pokemon GO with Pikachu : how to
Slash Gear - 9 Jul 2016 01:25
It's time we found the first secret Pokemon in Pokemon GO - none other than Pikachu himself. Or herself. Whatever they'd like to be identified as, of course. While players are encouraged to start with Charmander, Bulbasa...
Skype bots get new features and will work in group chats
Engadget - 9 Jul 2016 01:23
Microsoft announced that it would integrate bots into Skype back in March with the promise that they'd provide useful and fun interactions. In practice, they operated more like search engines that missed out on context. ...
The Rise and Fall of Ghostbusters 3
Gizmodo - 9 Jul 2016 01:15
Ever since Ghostbusters 2 premiered in 1989, there's been talk of a third movie. For nearly 20 years, various scripts and ideas and rumors circulated until Paul Feig's new reboot, opening July 15, finally put the possibi...
If You Bought RAM 15 Years Ago There Could Be Cash in Your Mailbox
Gizmodo - 9 Jul 2016 01:12
Fifteen years ago, when many of you were sucking at the teet of your mothers the rest of us were sucking at the teet of technology, and we, being brave technological pioneers, bought our RAM and installed it ourselves.
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Gizmodo - 9 Jul 2016 01:06
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Wendy's releases searchable list of stores hit by credit card malware
Slash Gear - 9 Jul 2016 00:34
The fast food restaurant chain Wendy's has updated consumers about its previously disclosed credit card breach, saying its investigation has led it to believe compromised service provider remote access credentials are re...
Alexa's role in Amazon Prime Day revealed
Slash Gear - 9 Jul 2016 00:10
Amazon's second Prime Day is quickly approaching, with the online retailer kicking off the massive sale on July 12. Those with an Alexa-enabled device can get in on the action a little early, however, as Amazon is offeri...
Watch the Last Scene of Every Pixar Movie
Gizmodo - 9 Jul 2016 00:09
It's almost always happily ever after. Pixar movies end with every one cheery, problems solved, relationships mended, fish found, and smiles animated. That is, they all end so damn nicely that they're all utterly forgett...
Vimeo makes it easy to find purchased videos on your phone
Engadget - 9 Jul 2016 00:07
As great as Vimeo's On Demand video service is on platforms like Roku, the mobile experience needed some work. With that in mind, Vimeo has released an updated version of its iOS and Android apps, giving users easy acces...
Fake Beer Is Just as Bad as You'd Expect
Gizmodo - 9 Jul 2016 00:01
Non-alcoholic beer doesn't taste all that good. This week on Happy Hour we tried three non-alcoholic beers and felt only slightly hydrated afterwards.
Facebook faces IRS scrutiny as Justice Department files lawsuit
Slash Gear - 8 Jul 2016 23:47
A Department of Justice lawsuit filed this week seeks to force Facebook's hand in a battle against the IRS and the allegations it has made about Facebook's tax records. According to the IRS, the social network may have s...
The Miniature Version of Your Favorite Coffee Maker Is Cheaper Than Ever Today
Gizmodo - 8 Jul 2016 23:47
The Bonavita BV1500 is the 5-cup little brother of your favorite coffee maker , and Amazon's serving it up for just $80 today. That's an all-time low, and a solid $11-$12 less than usual.
Genetically modified mice could sniff out harmful chemicals
Engadget - 8 Jul 2016 23:43
While studies have shown that dogs are capable of detecting diseases by smell, new research aims to create genetically modified mice capable of seeking out specific scents and chemicals. By injecting human olfactory gene...
The Tiny1 will renew your interest in space
Coolest Gadgets - 8 Jul 2016 23:30
If you’ve ever laid down and looked up at night, you’ve likely seen a myriad of twinkling dots littered across the sky. They’re beautiful and terrifying, mainly because you know there’s more out there than what t...
What We Know About the Bomb Robot Used to Kill the Suspected Dallas Shooter
Gizmodo - 8 Jul 2016 23:16
This morning Dallas Police chief David Brown said a bomb detection robot attached with an explosive device was used to kill a suspected gunman apparently involved in the horrific fatal shootings of five police officers.