Netflix has flirted with video games and interactivity before, but now it sees Fortnite and other gaming obsessions as one of its biggest competitors for your finite attention.

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Apple aims to manufacture the batteries that will be used in its autonomous vehicle in the United States, rather than sourcing them from suppliers in other countries, according to a new report from DigiTimes.

Deep Dive Dubai, a facility containing the world's deepest swimming pool and a "sunken city," is now open for bookings for anyone with deep pockets. The post Underwater City in the World’s Deepest Pool Opens in Dubai appeared first on Nerdist.

“The biggest problem facing indie developers is the fact that it’s almost fucking impossible to get people to care about your game among thousands of others"

The largest U.S. database for detecting events that might be vaccine side effects is being used by activists to spread disinformation about COVID-19 vaccines. Known as the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, or VAERS, the database includes hundreds of thousands of reports of health events that occurred minutes, hours or days after vaccination. Many of the reported events are coincidental — things that happen by chance, not caused by the shot. But when millions of people are vaccinated with...

By using two servers in this way, Apple claims that it will protect your identity “because no single entity can identify both who a user is and which sites they visit.” The whole proposition sounds enticing and seems like a good way to bolster Apple customers’ privacy—at least, for those who’ve already signed up to iCloud’s paid plans.

On World Ocean Day, the Southern Ocean was officially recognized by National Geographic's mapmakers.

The future of travel: Heatherwick Studio designs the Airo electric vehicle that vacuums up pollutants from other cars as it drives along.

A huge global web outage swept across the internet this morning, taking out popular sites including Amazon, Twitch, and Reddit. The outages started at around 5:30AM ET, with a large number of sites affected. The Fastly content delivery network (CDN) was the source of the issues, which lasted for more than an hour.

Conservationists thrilled at the sighting of the wild predator, last seen in the country in the 1980s

Scott Ellsworth talks about 'The Ground Breaking,' a new follow-up to "Death in a Promised Land," his pioneering 1982 exposé of atrocities in Tulsa.

Giants minor leaguer Drew Robinson lost his right eye after a self-inflicted gunshot wound in April 2020.

The university accused 17 students of cheating on remote exams, raising questions about data mining and sowing mistrust on campus.

Twenty years after it aired, David Chase and Co. look back on one of the wildest, boldest, funniest episodes of ‘The Sopranos’ ever made