gizmodo.comadded August 2026
Gizmodoby James Pero26 Aug 2026
As interest in smart glasses balloons, aversion toward them has tracked right along with it. In fact, that aversion is so strong that entire countries are now looking to restrict when and how smart...
Gizmodoby Kyle Barr26 Aug 2026
Despite it putting an end to the “everything is an Xbox” era, Microsoft keeps implying that even a stool can be an Xbox.
Gizmodoby Passant Rabie26 Aug 2026
If you missed the eerie darkness of the total solar eclipse earlier this month, fret not—eclipse season isn’t over yet.
Gizmodoby James Pero26 Aug 2026
Lots of gadgets are useful in a college setting—laptops, AI recorders, e-readers—but not all essential college gadgets are about productivity, at least strictly speaking.
Gizmodoby Germain Lussier26 Aug 2026
If we were to tell you Warner Bros. was working on a new movie based on the classic cartoon, The Flintstones, that would make sense. Recognizable properties like that will always come back around.
Gizmodoby Cheryl Eddy26 Aug 2026
Our first good look at Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons is here, lifting the lid on Wizards of the Coast and Invoke Studios’ new “third-person, single-player action-adventure set in a dark fantasy open...
Gizmodoby Ellyn Lapointe26 Aug 2026
The Santa Susana Field Laboratory (SSFL) in Ventura County, California, is one of the most contaminated sites in the state.
Gizmodoby Mike Pearl26 Aug 2026
Until recently, Nitter was an open source, user-powered resource that allowed internet users to read posts on X without logging into X.
Gizmodoby Mike Pearl26 Aug 2026
If you’re in charge of a social media platform like Instagram, what would it mean to “stall” the rollout of a safety feature aimed at getting users to pause their use of your product?
Gizmodoby Matt Novak25 Aug 2026
There’s plenty of evidence we live in a post-literate world, thanks to the rise of video-based social media and a steep decline in reading over recent years.
Gizmodoby Webb Wright25 Aug 2026
Americans’ antipathy towards AI data centers has become as noisy and impossible for politicians to ignore as the sprawling, humming, resource-guzzling facilities themselves.
Gizmodoby Cheryl Eddy25 Aug 2026
Raise your banners, draw your swords, and—only if you’re the Night King—raise your arms very slowly and dramatically to resurrect all your fallen warriors on the battlefield.
Gizmodoby Ed Cara25 Aug 2026
Football is one of America’s well-treasured pastimes. Research out today, however, highlights the hidden neurological costs that many professional football players have had to pay.
Gizmodoby Bruce Gil25 Aug 2026
Just in time for back-to-school season, Uber has launched a new feature that gives parents a live view inside their teens’ rides from pickup to drop-off.
Gizmodoby Germain Lussier25 Aug 2026
The world of Donnie Darko never felt complete. Richard Kelly’s 2001 cult classic film posed so many questions and provided so few concrete answers that it was almost begging to be explored in...
Gizmodoby Passant Rabie25 Aug 2026
A 24-day voyage across the coast of Queensland, Australia, revealed the hidden lives of indigenous people that once occupied an ancient landscape found frozen in time.
Gizmodoby AJ Dellinger25 Aug 2026
Conversations between companies and investors are largely a practice in the art of painting the rosiest picture possible.
Gizmodoby Kyle Barr25 Aug 2026
From the moment it hit the scene six years ago, the PlayStation 5 was billed as the 4K console for the new era. Whether or not the console really met that promise is up for debate.
Gizmodoby Kyle Torpey25 Aug 2026
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission could not find records of an investigation into AI Financial Corporation, formerly Alt5 Sigma, over the previous year, according to a Freedom of...
Gizmodoby Gayoung Lee25 Aug 2026
In 2024, construction workers in Austria had an unlikely encounter with a mass grave. Expert analysis dated the grave back to the Roman era, finding around 150 young men who likely perished in...
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