China Finally Completes Its Rival GPS Network
On Tuesday, China launched the final satellite in its BeiDou Navigation Satellite (BDS) System, marking the completion of its homegrown GPS-esque navigation system.Read more...
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Volcanic Eruption in Alaska May Have Sparked Political Turmoil in Ancient Rome
An unusually powerful volcanic eruption in 43 BCE has been linked to political upheaval on the other side of the globe, including the fall of the Roman Republic and the Ptolemaic Kingdom.Read more...
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Why More and More Video Monitors Are Relying USB-C
Just when it seemed that we’d all settled on one industry standard video input/output to make use of, along comes another one to complicate matters—you’ll now find USB-C competing with HDMI and other ports on modern computing and gaming monitors. Here we’ll explain why that’s happening, and what the pros and cons…Read more...
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Just Some Really Silly Iron Man Armors
Tony Stark can’t stop tinkering—a habit that has given him nothing but grief his entire superhero career. Usually, it ends up with him obsessively fixating on an idea to the point he starts some kind of superheroic civil war or accidentally helps develop technology that will destroy the world. It also means that he…Read more...
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Twitter Bans Journalist Organization for Linking to Leaked Secret Police Files
Twitter confirmed on Tuesday night that it had permanently banned the account of Distributed Denial of Secrets, a journalist organization that earlier this week made accessible to the public one of the largest repositories of leaked U.S. law enforcement documents to date.Read more...
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Facebook Belatedly Bans All Trade in Historical Artifacts After Becoming Global Black Market Hub
Facebook has finally said it would now prohibit the sale of all historical artifacts due to rampant black market trade in looted antiquitieson the site, per the New York Times—a problem the social media company has known about for years.Read more...
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Unsolved Mysteries Is Back, and Of Course There's at Least One Alien Abduction
It’s not the same without suave host Robert Stack (or almost-as-suave replacement host Dennis Farina), but new episodes of beloved 1990s true crime series Unsolved Mysteries are heading to Netflix, with a little on-brand assist from the producers of Stranger Things. Time to play spot-the-UFO with the trailer!Read more...
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Amazon's Prime Video Is Looking to Buy Its Way Into the Live TV Market
Amazon is “actively pursuing” deals to turn its Prime Video streaming service into something more like Prime TV, an industry source told Protocol on Tuesday. This is backed up by several job listings focused on the project.Read more...
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How to Launch Actions in iOS 14 With a Tap on the Back
There are no sensors on the back of your iPhone for your finger to fiddle with—unlike, say, a Google Pixel, which does have a fingerprint sensor on the back—but a new feature debuting in iOS 14 allows you to tap the back of your iPhone to launch different iOS actions all the same. This “digital burping” gesture seems…Read more...
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FCC to Vote on Establishing '988' as the New Suicide Prevention Hotline
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is moving forward with plans to establish 988 as the emergency telephone number for suicide prevention in an effort to address a public health crisis on average claiming the lives of more than 120 Americans per day.Read more...
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A Black Hole Collided With Something That Shouldn't Exist
Astronomers are puzzling over observations that show a black hole smashing into a mystery object of unusual size. Read more...
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Warren Ellis and Charles Brownstein Face Public Reckonings for Alleged Sexually Predatory Behavior
It’s widely known that the comics industry is an extremely insular, rarified space where people’s careers are made or broken based on their interpersonal, social connections to those (typically older, white men) who have a seat at the table. A seat that affords them a distinct institutional power. All too often this…Read more...
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The World Still Sucks, but at Least Bear Cam Is Back
At Earther, we stan the bears. Bears are good, especially when they are fat. They are the hero we all need. That’s why I’m excited to announce that Alaska’s Katmai National Park has set up its live bear cams for the summer. You know what that means: bears, bears, and more bears.Read more...
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The Inciting Incident of Star Wars' High Republic Is a Horrifying Technological Disaster
New war, same as the old war. We’re so used to Star Wars’ cyclical saga at this point, we were just waiting for The High Republic to reveal some ancient evil or lingering secret Imperial force that could put its generation of Jedi at their peak to the test. Turns out, thankfully, that’s not the case: what the Jedi are…Read more...
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Japan's New Fugaku Supercomputer Is Number One, Ranking in at 415 Petaflops
Japan’s Riken institute has ripped through prior records on computing speed, with its brand-new Fugaku supercomputer performing 2.8 times more calculations per second in a biannual speed ranking than the previous record holder, the IBM system at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.Read more...
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Porco Rosso Is Hayao Miyazaki's Most Underrated Masterpiece
It’s pretty safe to say that if you’re an io9 reader, you’ve probably seen at least one Hayao Miyazaki movie (and likely more). Along with the legendary Studio Ghibli, the anime production company he co-founded, Miyazaki has made some of the greatest and most celebrated animated movies ever. But there’s one film of…Read more...
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What Are the Best Appliances and Tools for Kitchen Noobs?
Hey, Co-opulace! It’s Sear Series, the week where we talk about all things BBQ and food, and because I’m hopelessly lost in all aspects of those realms (I believe Gordon Ramsay calls people like me an “idiot sandwich”), I’m petitioning for much-needed help ahead of cookout season.Read more...
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U.S. Army Soldier Charged With Plotting to Attack His Own Unit With Neo-Nazi Satanists
A U.S. Army soldier has been charged with plotting an attack on his own unit in coordination with the Order of Nine Angles (O9A), a somewhat obscure white supremacist and Satanist group.Read more...
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Get a Premium Clean at a Wallet-Friendly Price With Today's Best Dyson Deals
Featured Deal: Dyson Big Ball Multi-Floor Canister Vacuum | $300Read more...
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1,600+ Googlers Call on Company to Kick Cops Off Gmail, End All Other Police Contracts
In its enviable tradition of employee dissent, Googlers have used this moment of civil unrest to reassess their company’s relationship to police. The verdict, according to over 1,600 of them, is that there shouldn’t be one.Read more...
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The Biggest Privacy Changes Coming to iOS in 2020
Apple never misses a chance to brand itself as a tech company that puts our privacy before its profits—and this year’s annual developer conference was no exception. By the time the virtual keynote wrapped up earlier today, the company announced a slew of new privacy-protective tech that’d be rolled into the newest…Read more...
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AirPods Pro Are Getting a Very Powerful Software Upgrade
Apple just announced that it’s bringing spacial audio to its AirPods to simulate a surround sound audio system, and will support 5.1, 7.1, and Dolby Atmos. Apple will use AI plus a built in accelerometer and gyroscope to better sync the audio according to the position of your head or your screen.Read more...
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Here Are All the New Features Coming to Your Apple Watch
If you want a hint at the big changes coming to the Apple Watch this fall, Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference keynote is the event to watch. Kevin Lynch took the main stage today to detail all the updates coming in watchOS 7, which gives us a pretty good idea of what’s in store for the Apple Watch Series 6 when…Read more...
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iPadOS 14 Could Solve A Bunch of Little Problems We Have with iPad
It seemed like Apple completely reinvented the way we used iPads with the recent iPadOS 13 update that added support for trackpads and mice. Read more...
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Here's What's New in iOS 14
After 13 versions installed across more than a billion devices, Apple’s iOS has become very well-rounded and mature platform. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement, and at WWDC 2020, Apple is giving us a peak at all the new features and tweaks it has in mind for iOS 14.Read more...
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