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Apple iPad event 2024: Watch Apple unveil new iPads right here
We’re still well over a month out from WWDC, but Apple went ahead and snuck in another event. On Tuesday, May 7 at 7AM PT/10AM ET, the company is set to
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Colleges From Columbia to UCLA Try Suspensions, Talks to Quell Campus Protests
US colleges from Columbia to UCLA are rushing to confront pro-Palestinian demonstrations, with disciplinary actions escalating and campus life thrown into turmoil as the academic year comes to a close.
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Starfield’s Shattered Space expansion out in autumn, “city map stuff” due soon
It’s been a while since Bethesda’s had anything significant to say about Starfield, but that should be changing soon – …
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Starfield’s first expansion, Shattered Space, will be out this fall
An update with new shipbuilding content is also expected to be revealed later this week.
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Apple starts replacing titanium Apple Cards from original 2019 batch
Apple has begun notifying users of the first-generation titanium Apple Card rolled out in 2019 about its upcoming expiration and replacement.
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We may live long enough to see The Elder Scrolls 6 and Fallout 5 after all – Todd Howard says Bethesda is “finding ways to increase our output”
“We don’t want to wait that long either”
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Everything Shown At Today’s Indie Xbox Showcase
The ID@Xbox stream gave us new looks at Palworld, Lost Records, and more
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Journalist Has No First Amendment Right to Publish Police Chief’s Home Address,
From Kratovil v. City of New Brunswick, decided Friday by the N.J. intermediate appellate court (Judges Gilson, DeAlmeida, and Bishop-Thompson): Plaintiff is a journalist who writes for and edits New Brunswick Today, an online publication. As the name of the publication suggests, it focuses on local news about the City. Defendant Caputo is a retired […]
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Google Play Posts Bizarre Sonic Tribute, Leading Even Sega to Ask ‘What Are You Doing’
Google Play’s bizarrely inaccurate Sonic tribute prompted a wave of corrections, and even Sega weighed.
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Half of All Copper Mining Is at Drought Risk With Climate Change
As projections for all the copper needed in the clean-energy transition help send prices of the wiring metal to two-year highs, a new report highlights the risks to future metal supplies from climate change.
