Month: May 2019

Tonight, the National Geographic Channel will begin airing its six-part adaptation of Richard Preston’s book, The Hot Zone, which covered

Apple’s software chief, Craig Federighi, says he doesn’t “buy into” the criticism that Apple is turning privacy into a luxury

The standalone YouTube Gaming app is shutting down on May 30th. YouTube announced the impending shutdown last year, saying that

ByteDance, the company behind video app TikTok, is reportedly building its own smartphone too. According to two unnamed sources in

Since the beginning of the modern science fiction genre, authors have built careers on writing short stories, for magazines and

Poland has officially challenged the European Union’s recently-approved controversial copyright directive, according to Reuters, saying that the legislation would bring

Earlier this week, SpaceX successfully launched its first 60 StarLink satellites into orbit around the Earth. An amateur astronomer in

Since May 7th, the Baltimore’s city government has been dealing with a ransomware attack that has shut down everything from

Last year, Amazon rolled a new announcements feature for Echo devices, and later expanded it to Alexa-compatible Sonos speakers. Now,