Science & Technology

Not all of them include Mike Flanagan, but he's well-represented here, as you might guess.

Hey, man, the world's largest PC maker just wants to sell you a laptop with the right vibes.

We just hope it's not the start of the robot uprising.

With new legislation, Sanders wants AI ‘superintelligence’ to be as radioactive as enriched uranium.

Five years after he came to the big screen, it doesn't feel like Shang-Chi has gotten proper Marvel treatment en route to 'Doomsday.'

The strongest effects of El Niño typically arrive in winter, and this unprecedented event could have a huge impact on snowfall patterns.

The big winners of the AI jobpocalypse are payday apps.

The 'Enterprise' crew deals with medical emergencies and paternity issues in 'Like Chronitons Through the Hourglass.'

The P80 Pro and P80 Ultra also have a slider on the side that launches into an e-reader mode.

E-paper without the e-ink. Well, kind of.

Plus, Zach Cregger says you'll know exactly how many bullets have been fired in 'Resident Evil.'

Read 'Dreamweavers' by Alexander Weinstein right here on io9, courtesy of Lightspeed Magazine.

Short-throw projectors are getting faster, brighter, and better looking. They're still really expensive.

A bendy, colorful light and a bright pole that you lean against a wall are among the company's coming smart lights.

The Luba 4 AWD still looks like a miniature race car.

Directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein tease their in-development feature addition to the franchise.

Meta employees are reportedly being encouraged to use Meta's own OpenClaw-like agentic platform.

New research points to certain immune cells in our lymph nodes that play a key role in causing the brain damage seen with Alzheimer's.

With Matter support, on-device AI, and NAS storage, Anker's MindBase makes a play to be the center of your home.

Using radar, the SleepLab Pro can monitor heart rate, respiratory rate, and more.