Watchmen, explained: Easter eggs and references from episode 8 of HBO’s series
Episode 8 of HBO's Watchmen series offered plenty of revelations -- and of course, a few more mysteries -- about the story playing out on the screen.
Watchmen, explained: Easter eggs and references from episode 7 of HBO’s series
Here are some of the key elements of episode 7 of HBO's Watchmen series you might have missed to make your viewing experience even better.
Watchmen, explained: Easter eggs and references from episode 6 of HBO’s series
Episode 6 of HBO's Watchmen series has plenty of call-outs to the comic and history behind the story playing out on the screen.
Watchmen, explained: Easter eggs and references from episode 5 of HBO’s series
Episode 5 of HBO's Watchmen series has plenty of call-outs to the comic and history behind the story playing out on the screen. Here are some of the key elements you might have missed or simply didn't know about that can make the Watchmen viewing experience even better.
Watchmen, explained: Easter eggs and references from episode 4 of HBO’s series
Episode 4 of HBO's Watchmen series has plenty of call-outs to the comic and history behind the story playing out on the screen.
Watchmen, explained: Easter eggs and references from episode 2 of HBO’s series
Episode 2 of HBO's Watchmen series has plenty of call-outs to the comic and history behind the story playing out on the screen. Here are some of the key elements you might have missed or simply didn't know about that can make the Watchmen viewing experience even better.
Watchmen, explained: Five big things we learned from episode 1 of HBO’s series
The first episode of HBO's Watchmen series offered plenty of surprises, answered a few questions, and delivered even more mysteries.
Should you worry about hacked smart home appliances?
As smart appliances continue to evolve, the potential for them to be hacked becomes greater. We spoke with a cybersecurity expert who sheds light on the risks.
A literal minority report: Examining the algorithmic bias of predictive policing
Predictive policing tech boomed in recent years, but the algorithmic bias built into these systems is causing many to reconsider their effectiveness.
EA Play Live 2020: How to watch and what to expect from today’s event
Electronic Arts will unveil a host of new games at its EA Play Live 2020 event on Thursday. Here's your guide on how to watch it and see every big announcement.
Behind the 12-year saga of Ghostbusters documentary Cleanin’ Up The Town
Creating the definitive making-of documentary for 1984's iconic supernatural comedy Ghostbusters was a 12-year journey for filmmakers Anthony and Claire Bueno.
To be blunt, Grado’s $420 hemp headphones are much more than a gimmick
Though cheekily-priced at $420, Grado Labs' new hemp headphones are far more than just a marketing ploy. Hemp expands Grado Labs' formula by widening range.
Pro-level athlete tech is filtering down to your high school’s football team
Professional-level football technology — from high-tech helmets to video replay tools — have been filtering down into the high school and prep-level game.
Automakers are turning your dashboard into a 24-hour digital mall
The popularity of in-car shopping is about to skyrocket. In the 2020s, you'll have dozens of dinner, parking, and customization options at your fingertips.
Brace yourself. Sony’s PlayStation 5 is going to be expensive
How much will Sony's PlayStation 5 cost? Pricing still remains unknown, but our estimate suggests the price will be higher than PlayStation fans expect to pay.
Gearbox Software sues 3D Realms over the embattled Duke Nukem franchise
More than 10 years after Gearbox took over the Duke Nukem franchise, there are still legal hurdles to face. Gearbox has sued 3D Realms for breach of contract.
Supercomputers and spray foam: How tech can stunt forest fire season
Hoses and helicopters aren't the only tools at a firefighter's disposal these days. Some departments are using things like supercomputers and spray foam to help
Android 11 beta’s smart home controls are a fresh start, but need to stay simple
Google Assistant can be useful, but sometimes it fails to listen to commands. A quick-access menu for the smart home will be a great feature for Android 11.
OpenAI’s GPT-3 algorithm is here, and it’s freakishly good at sounding human
Remember the text-generating artificial intelligence GPT-2? Its creators at OpenAI have built a successor -- and it's a whole lot bigger and more impressive.
Why charging speed is as important as range for owners of electric cars
Gauging an EV's usability requires factoring in parameters like its charging time and its charging capacity, not just looking at its maximum driving range.
HBO Max is playing bait-and-switch with its DC superhero movies
Just a few weeks after HBO Max launched, WarnerMedia is removing nearly all of its DC Comics movies, one of the streaming service's biggest selling points.
How much video game CEOs make — and why they may be overpaid
Activision CEO Bobby Kotick made $30 million last year, and some believe he's overpaid. We look at industry CEO pay to see who's right — what gaming CEOs make.
What is AMD’s plan for ray tracing?
What exactly is AMD's plan for ray tracing? We don't have long to wait to find out for sure, but here's everything we know about AMD ray tracing right now.
Study: Facebook is skimping on moderation, and it’s harming the public
A new study argues that social media companies have outsourced too much of their moderation, resulting in stress for moderators and violence in certain places.
Summer staycation: A Miami mom weighs the cost of keeping her kids cooped up
Like many parents, Norma Schwartz struggled with distance learning. But she also worries about her two elementary-age kids dependency on technology.
The balancing act: What it’s like to be a high schooler and essential worker
Ben Coulimore is a high-school junior who takes college-level courses as part of the Running Start program. He's also an essential worker at a nursing home.
Social distance and senioritis: Graduating high school in 2020
Addison Cross just graduated from high school in Texarkana, Texas. Social distancing meant many milestones of senior year were different but still memorable.
Up in the air: How one Texas teacher is preparing for an uncertain future
Juliana Davila teaches students ranging from pre-K to eighth grade. Since distance learning was set in place, she worries what next fall will look like.
Your electric bill will skyrocket this summer. Smart home tech can help.
Working from home during the summer can make your electric bill to go crazy. We'll tell you how an informative smart home can help keep your costs down.
If you’re playing video games, you’re probably eating. And that’s not a good thing
Eating and drinking is a popular pastime for men and women, new data shows. They especially like Red Bull and Monster energy drinks and don't mind sweets.
Tear gas: Treatment, tips, and practical advice for protestors
Tear gas is a potent chemical agent that causes many unpleasant physical symptoms, including burning eyes. Here's how to treat someone who's been exposed to it.
Lucid Motors CEO gives us the details on the 400-mile Air electric car
Scheduled to start pre-production in late 2020, the Lucid Air electric car is aiming for 400 miles of real-world range. Here's how Lucid plans to achieve that.
Soon you’ll be able to exercise by racing a virtual ghost of your past self
Researchers at Bath University have developed a VR system that lets people in the gym don a headset to race against past and future versions of themselves.
These amazing audio deepfakes showcase progress of A.I. speech synthesis
Want to hear Jay-Z rap one of Billy Joel's greatest hits, or hear Queen Elizabeth II do a rendition of the Sex Pistols? You've come to the right place.