Month: July 2019

Can a complicated, nerdy card game turn into a cross-media story? Maybe it already is one. Read the original post by Adam Rogers

These premium coffee machines promise a hot, perfect cup of espresso, automatically. We tried some out to see if they’re worth $1,000—or more. Read the original post by Jeffrey Van Camp

Russian billionaire Yuri Milner has invested a fortune to help SETI find the source of cosmic flashes that emit the energy of 500 million suns. Read the original post by Katia Moskvitch

For all the attention on sophisticated nation-state attacks, the malware that’s most likely to hit your phone is much more mundane. Read the original post by Lily Hay Newman

Under the watch of the creator of ‘Orphan Black,’ the post-apocalyptic thrill-ride folds in elements of ‘Westworld,’ ‘The Leftovers,’ and more. Read the original post by Peter Rubin

Animoji and Memoji are animated emoji that mimic your facial expressions using your iPhone’s forward facing camera. While most adults are probably not going to […] Read the original post by Jon Reed

This year, Apple surprised users by releasing iPadOS – more functional version of its mobile operating system, which is targeted for tablet computers. The analysts […] Read the original post by Mark

The South Korean economy, one of the most developed in Asia, were in a difficult position not only because of the trade war, the United […] Read the original post by Mark

Upon returning to Apple in the late 1990s, Steve Jobs came up with a 2×2 product grid in an effort to simplify Apple’s then-bloated lineup […] Read the original post by Joe Rossignol

A good portion of the upcoming Marvel Studio’s slate will be streaming on Disney+. Read the original post by Angela Watercutter

It’s also a look at CBS All Access’ future. Read the original post by Adam Rogers

It’s also a look at CBS All Access’ future. Read the original post by Adam Rogers

Comic-Con’s biggest day brought the most massive trailers of the convention. Read the original post by WIRED Staff

A couple of experiences shone in San Diego, but most of them proved that AR and VR need care—and money—to excel. Read the original post by Peter Rubin

The Central Bank, despite criticism from market participants, has not abandoned the idea to ban protected non-professional investors to invest in foreign securities without testing, […] Read the original post by Mark