GDC's Rescheduled Summer Live Show Goes 'Fully Digital'

GDC's Rescheduled Summer Live Show Goes 'Fully Digital'

The Game Developers Conference Summer is still taking place August 4th through 6th, but will now be entirely online, organizers announced in a statement Thursday. When GDC had to nix its live show at the last minute in March, organizers initially planned for a rescheduled in-person event this summer, no doubt hoping…

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'My Wedding Photos Are the Last Photos I Have of "Normal"'

'My Wedding Photos Are the Last Photos I Have of "Normal"'

This is Sick Days, a series documenting how jobs are changing during the coronavirus pandemic, as told by workers themselves. This week, we hear from an audio engineer, a hotel manager, and more. If you’d like to submit a story, use this Google form and provide as much detail as you’re comfortable with; read this post

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Three African Skeletons Found in Mexico Show Horrors of Early Slavery in the New World

Three African Skeletons Found in Mexico Show Horrors of Early Slavery in the New World

Three skeletons belonging to African individuals have been uncovered at a mass grave in Mexico City. They represent some of the first African people to arrive into slavery in the New World. An interdisciplinary analysis of these remains is shedding new light on this grim period of history and the harsh conditions…

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Plan Your Escape to Another Dimension With May's New Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books

Plan Your Escape to Another Dimension With May's New Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books

May is traditionally a pretty robust month for book releases, but as you can probably guess, 2020's selection is a little slimmer than usual. Several titles that were due this month have shifted to later dates, for obvious reasons—but despite everything, we still have tons of new sci-fi and fantasy to share. Dig in!

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The Scientists Who Won't Give Up on the Warp Drive

The Scientists Who Won't Give Up on the Warp Drive

For most of us, traveling faster than the cosmic speed limit—the speed of light—is a science-fiction fantasy that breaks the very foundation of modern physics. But in the eyes of an engineering undergrad at the University of Alabama in Huntsville named Joseph Agnew, it’s a theory worthy of study.

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Movie Theaters Are Screwed

Movie Theaters Are Screwed

A long-standing debate about movies at home versus in the theater is reaching a tipping point. At the heart of the debate now is a public pissing match between AMC, one of the U.S.’s largest movie theater chain, and Universal Pictures, one of it largest production studios, over premium video on demand and theaters’…

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Daredevil's Charlie Cox Shuts Down Rumors of His Spider-Man 3 Involvement

Daredevil's Charlie Cox Shuts Down Rumors of His Spider-Man 3 Involvement

Hasbro has tapped Toy Story 4's director to make an animated Transformers prequel set on Cybertron. Fede Alvarez is no longer trying to make a Labyrinth sequel. Sigourney Weaver returns to Pandora in a new Avatar 2 set picture. Plus, James Gunn’s plans for the Guardians 3000 team in the MCU, and our first look at…

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Motorola Edge+ Review: The Best Battery Life Ever, But Where's the Polish?

Motorola Edge+ Review: The Best Battery Life Ever, But Where's the Polish?

On paper, Moto’s return to the flagship phone world with the $1,000 Edge+ seems like it’s got all the right stuff. For $200 less than a Galaxy S20+, you’re practically getting the same assortment of specs including a 6.7-inch OLED screen, Snapdragon 865 chip, 12GB of RAM (which is 4GB more than what you get from…

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Intel's New Desktop Processors Take a Very Intel Approach to Challenging AMD

Intel's New Desktop Processors Take a Very Intel Approach to Challenging AMD

Following the announcement of its high-end mobile processors at the beginning of the month, Intel has revealed that, yes, 10th-gen desktop processors are coming too. This is not surprising news! But Intel’s made this latest launch interesting enough. There’s a lot to unpack with these processors beyond clock speeds…

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L.A. Offers Free Coronavirus Tests to Everyone, Even People Without Symptoms

L.A. Offers Free Coronavirus Tests to Everyone, Even People Without Symptoms

Los Angeles has become the first major city in the U.S. to offer free coronavirus testing to anyone who wants it, even if they don’t have symptoms of the disease. The announcement came on Wednesday from Mayor Eric Garcetti, who has so far adequately managed the covid-19 crisis, a rare thing to see in a country…

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Open Channel: Are You Rushing to Get Back to Movie Theaters Right Now?

Open Channel: Are You Rushing to Get Back to Movie Theaters Right Now?

The U.S. is still living through a pandemic that we have no viable means of currently combatting, other than keeping our distances from one another by largely staying homebound and avoiding places where large groups of people congregate, like movie theaters. But governors in various states have already expressed their…

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3 Things We Didn't Like (and 1 We Did) About Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045

3 Things We Didn't Like (and 1 We Did) About Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045

Last week, Netflix finally dropped its latest big anime get: Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045, the highly anticipated (and perhaps in some regards, dreaded) continuation of the action-packed TV spinoff of Masamune Shirow’s beloved manga/cyberpunk movie icon. With the story over for now, here’s what worked for us in the…

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Guy Who Tweeted at Trump Landed $69 Million Ventilator Deal With New York, Never Sent Any

Guy Who Tweeted at Trump Landed $69 Million Ventilator Deal With New York, Never Sent Any

Appearing in the president’s Twitter mentions has, incredibly, finally paid off for somebody: a random Silicon Valley-based electrical engineer named Yaron Oren-Pines who scored a $69.1 million contract with the state of New York after he tweeted at Trump, “We can supply ICU Ventilators, invasive and noninvasive. Have…

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Ted Cruz Wants to Stop the U.S. Military From Helping Produce Hollywood Movies Censored by China

Ted Cruz Wants to Stop the U.S. Military From Helping Produce Hollywood Movies Censored by China

Senator Ted Cruz plans to introduce legislation that would prohibit the U.S. Department of Defense from working on Hollywood movies where producers might censor scenes to appease the Chinese government. Hollywood producers have come under fire in recent years for changes to numerous films to ensure that they play in…

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Lenovo's Wireless Keyboard Puts the ThinkPad's Iconic Nub on Your Desk

Lenovo's Wireless Keyboard Puts the ThinkPad's Iconic Nub on Your Desk

As the backlash over Apple’s wonky butterfly keyboards continues, Lenovo proves that you don’t always have to innovate to keep customers happy. The ThinkPad’s keyboards have a fiercely loyal following, and for $100 you can keep using the design that time forgot with this detached wireless version that will work any…

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Shudder's Blood Quantum Is a Classic Zombie Tale Told From a Welcome New Perspective

Shudder's Blood Quantum Is a Classic Zombie Tale Told From a Welcome New Perspective

Horror’s become more inclusive in recent years, a welcome shift for a genre that has historically favored white-centric stories. Blood Quantum, which just hit Shudder, is a pretty typical zombie movie except for one big difference: it’s set on a First Nations reserve and is told from the POV of Indigenous people.

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Google Meet Will Soon Be Free So Long as You Have a Google Account

Google Meet Will Soon Be Free So Long as You Have a Google Account

It’s no question that during the global pandemic, Google was undoubtedly unprepared for the spike in video conferencing, leaving Zoom to claim the mantle of “that one program everyone uses to video chat now.” But starting in early May, anyone with a Google Account will be able to sign up for Google Meet for free.

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The Pandemic’s First Socially Distant Ultramarathon Was Destined to End in Heartbreak

The Pandemic’s First Socially Distant Ultramarathon Was Destined to End in Heartbreak

It’s likely the last runner to learn Radek Brunner had been disqualified from the the pandemic’s first virtual ultramarathon was Brunner himself. For 62 straight hours, Brunner had been livestreaming his attempt, his treadmill lit by a single overhead bulb. But seven minutes into what would be the final loop, the…

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The 2020 Google Pixel Buds Feel and Sound Great, But There's a Problem

The 2020 Google Pixel Buds Feel and Sound Great, But There's a Problem

The original Pixel Buds were a strange product. They came out a full year after the AirPods, and despite having the same $160 price tag, they weren’t very comfortable, they weren’t very smart, and they weren’t even truly wireless, as they still had a cable connecting the left and right buds. But for the new 2020 Pixel…

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Goosebumps Is Returning to TV, Thor: Love and Thunder Hits Some Delays, and More

Goosebumps Is Returning to TV, Thor: Love and Thunder Hits Some Delays, and More

Ridley Scott’s production house has already nabbed the rights to a pandemic apocalypse series. Chris Hemsworth talks Thor: Love and Thunder’s production delay. The Girl Who Could Move Sh*t With Her Mind is Alex Kurtzman’s next non-Trek project. Plus, familiar foes return on The Flash, and what’s to come on Legends of

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Elon Musk Tweets 'FREE AMERICA NOW' As His Coronavirus Predictions Prove Very Wrong

Elon Musk Tweets 'FREE AMERICA NOW' As His Coronavirus Predictions Prove Very Wrong

Billionaire Elon Musk, America’s dumbest smart guy, spent the night tweeting about how America needs to “reopen” its economy, despite Musk’s failed predictions about the trajectory of the coronavirus crisis. A month ago, Musk insisted that new coronavirus cases in the U.S. would be “close to zero” by the end of April.…

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Lego's New Harry Potter Sets Finally Give the World Centaur Minifigures

Lego's New Harry Potter Sets Finally Give the World Centaur Minifigures

Despite no new movies or books on the immediate horizon, the Harry Potter universe is so expansive there’s no shortage of locales or characters to inspire new Lego sets. The Danish brickmaker just revealed six new Harry Potter sets arriving in 2020, including a giant flapping Hedwig and the first centaur minifigures.

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