gizmodo.comadded August 2026
Gizmodoby Matt Novak28 Aug 2026
The Wikipedia entry for Lake Ontario became a battleground for the dumbest culture war of the month on Thursday as supporters of President Donald Trump repeatedly tried to rename the entry as Lake...
Gizmodoby Germain Lussier28 Aug 2026
One small thing kept the end of Andor from being incredibly sad. Star Wars fans know that, at the end of the show, Cassian Andor goes off and goes on an adventure that ends in his death.
Gizmodoby Cheryl Eddy28 Aug 2026
The 60th anniversary of Star Trek arrives September 8, marking the date the show debuted back in 1966.
Gizmodoby Cheryl Eddy28 Aug 2026
Dark Matter getting a second season was a pleasant surprise. Season one followed Blake Crouch’s acclaimed novel quite closely from start to finish, leaving an open road if the story were to...
Gizmodoby Isaiah Colbert27 Aug 2026
Watching shonen anime is similar to viewing the world through a magnifying glass. The moment you peer beyond the rim, the world outside of its confines becomes harder to perceive.
Gizmodoby Bruce Gil27 Aug 2026
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and more than 100 other companies and organizations are calling for a major push to defend against cyber threats powered by the most advanced AI models that, somewhat...
Gizmodoby James Pero27 Aug 2026
In a perfect world, I would game headset-free, my nonexistent hair flowing in the nonexistent wind inside my apartment.
Gizmodoby Tom Hawking27 Aug 2026
“Might not feel like it, but these are your glory days. The salad years, y’know? Nothing is gonna beat who you are now. You can’t see all the fucked up shit that’s looming on the horizon.
Gizmodoby AJ Dellinger27 Aug 2026
Would you trust an AI agent to do work on your behalf while you get some rest? OpenAI is apparently betting that you will, because the company is reportedly working on a persistent, always-on...
Gizmodoby Germain Lussier27 Aug 2026
How do you follow up one of the most twisted, successful TV shows in recent history? Well, by making an equally twisted sci-fi movie, of course.
Gizmodoby Ece Yildirim27 Aug 2026
Since returning to office in early 2025, Trump has imposed sweeping tariffs that have disrupted nearly every sector of the global economy.
Gizmodoby Gayoung Lee27 Aug 2026
In many ways, archaeology is a race against the passage of time. Metals rust, organics degrade, fabrics unravel—and often rot, too, which means that it’s nearly impossible for clothing to last...
Gizmodoby Tom Hawking27 Aug 2026
Spotting videos made by generative AI used to be as simple as counting the fingers of the people depicted.
Gizmodoby Matthew Phelan27 Aug 2026
Three separate teams of meteorologists worked in secrecy on the high-stakes weather forecasts required for the Allied invasion of Normandy during World War II.
Gizmodoby AJ Dellinger27 Aug 2026
For whatever reason, all of Silicon Valley has decided the ultimate achievement in robotics is the humanoid form. Not sure why; get past the age of 30 and tell me your body is well designed.
Gizmodoby Kyle Barr27 Aug 2026
The admittedly epic and extremely green Xbox Series X25 special edition console sold out within minutes of being available online Thursday.
Gizmodoby Ian Carlos Campbell27 Aug 2026
Whoop’s wearables are designed to maximize the amount of data they collect, so much so that the company built an optional battery that can top up your Whoop without taking it off.
Gizmodoby Kyle Torpey27 Aug 2026
Bitcoin is experiencing an epic rebound. After falling to a low of about $62,650 on Aug. 16, the cryptocurrency climbed to roughly $80,000 this week, putting the rally from that recent bottom at...
Gizmodoby Cheryl Eddy27 Aug 2026
As Prime Video gears up for Mike Flanagan’s Carrie in the fall, another Stephen King series has just been announced by the streamer.
Gizmodoby Matt Novak27 Aug 2026
Americans are finding metal in a variety of their foods this summer, from baked spaghetti to ice cream to sourdough bread.
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