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Finding a working Atari—or any old-school console—is next to impossible. Scouring eBay, crossing your fingers for a decent price, and hoping it even works when it arrives is a total headache. Good news: we found a retro-inspired gaming console that brings on the same nostalgic effect. Bonus: it comes with thousands of pre-loaded games. Yes, […]

Every January, the biggest technology brands in the world descend upon Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show. It’s our first chance to see a ton of new products that will debut this year (and some concepts that won’t). They include everything from TVs and audio gear to full-fledged robots. The sheer volume of products

Every time you travel, you take your luggage on its own little vacation. And, just like in the movies, sometimes it gets lost. If you’re an unlucky soul, you’ve experienced it firsthand—taking your trip without your favorite tropical shirt and stressing about your expensive laptop. That’s why a lot of people are getting this smart

Google hasn’t been shy in pushing out new AI tools and features in recent months, from Gemini in Gmail to AI-hosted podcasts. One of the latest innovations unveiled is Google Deep Research, which essentially lets Google’s Gemini AI loose on the web, with a mission to thoroughly research a topic of your choice. Imagine there’s

Here’s some unsettling news for your Sunday: your VPN is overcharging you. It doesn’t matter how much or little you’re paying because you could be getting a better deal—no fees at all—with this VPN router. With the same concept as your digital one, some argue the router’s decentralized servers are even more private and secure.

Sitting in the middle of the Iranian plateau, the Dasht-e Kavir, or Great Salt Desert, is the planet’s 24th largest desert. From the ground, the desolate sand dues and bordering mountain range are imposing and beautiful. From above, you get an entirely different perspective. The US Geological Survey-operated Landsat 7 satellite captured a stunning image

As a Minnesota native, I can’t stand listening to the meteorologist’s winter weather predictions. They’re basically never right. Either they say we’ll get a foot of snow, and we get squat—or vice versa. I recently canceled plans because they warned everyone of “freezing rain and icy roads,” and guess what? It was a beautiful winter

These are the voyages of the space shuttle Enterprise, boldly renamed by former President Gerald Ford after a massive letter-writing campaign from Star Trek fans. In 1974, construction of the world’s first space shuttle, known then as Orbital Vehicle-101 (OV-101), began at Rockwell Corporation’s plant in Downey, California. (The city, located in Los Angeles County,

ChatGPT is impressive now, but the newest version will make it look like child’s play. Rumored to come in early 2025, it’s expected to jump from 75 billion GPUs to a mild-blowing 10 trillion. Basically, it could be capable of 133 times more than it already is, but only if you know how to use

Doctors at Prince of Wales Hospital in Hong Kong were at a loss after examining an 84-year-old man admitted for complications relating to an enlarged prostate. But medical experts weren’t perplexed by his prostate issues—they were surprised at the patient’s unnaturally silver skin, fingernails, and even whites of his eyes. A subsequent skin biopsy revealed