China’s Mission on the Moon’s Far Side Resumes After Recent Glitch
China’s mission exploring the lunar far side has now entered into its seventh lunar day, with the Chang’3 lander and Yutu 2 rover resuming activities despite...
The 10 Best Deals of June 28, 2019
We see a lot of deals around the web over on Kinja Deals, but these were our ten favorites today. Read more… Source : The 10...
Tesla’s in-dash sketchpad gets a boost in next update, music tools coming later
Tesla owners will be better able to express themselves artistically using their in-vehicle infotainment touchscreen with the next update of their vehicle’s in-car software. Tesla revealed...
The Sequel To Our Readers’ Favorite Gaming Mouse Has Never Been Cheaper
Late last year, the iconic and reader-favorite Logitech G502 gaming mouse got an upgrade, and the new HERO model is on sale for an all-time low...
‘Pirate’ IPTV Service Simply-TV Responds to DISH Lawsuit
In 2018, DISH Network and encryption partner NagraStar sued several individuals, companies and trusts collectively doing business as SETTV. As part of its $20 per month...
‘Pose’ Season 2 is TV’s most joyful celebration of life
Pose’s first season was revolutionary television for a number of reasons. Its cast and creative team had a record-setting number of queer and trans people of...
Danny Boyle Reflects on Making Beautiful Music With Yesterday, His Beatle-Less Alt Universe Story
Even though he’s won an Oscar and made a ton of hugely popular films, Danny Boyle still auditioned to make his new film, Yesterday. However, it...
Pop TV to revive ‘One Day at a Time’ after Netflix cancelation
The show, which was originally canceled four months ago, sparked a #SaveODAAT Twitter campaign. The series will return to the new network with its fourth season....
Apple tries out the ‘choose-your-own adventure’ Twitter thread format that recently went viral
It looks like choose-your-own-adventure Twitter games won’t be a one-hit wonder, now that Apple’s social team has adopted the format. A new tweet from the @AppleTV...
Facebook reveals plan for policy-reviewing ‘Supreme Court’
Created to review controversial content decisions made by Facebook, the “Supreme Court” would be a 40-person board of diverse backgrounds set to a particular rulebook. Read...
