Something’s not quite right in the new ‘Westworld’ trailer

Details have been scarce surrounding HBO’s new series Westworld–specifically on how a cult film from the guy behind Jurassic Park can translate into a 10-episode television series–but a new trailer released Monday gives us an idea […]

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New York subway is offering free ebooks (and Wi-Fi) for your commute

 In an effort to highlight its upcoming launch of more in-train Wi-Fi (not to be confused with in-train cricket attacks), the New York MTA, Transit Wireless, and publishing powerhouse Penguin Random House are getting together to release ebooks and articles timed to your commute. This project mirrors a product launched in London last year. As The Digital Reader notes, even Governor Cuomo is in… Read More

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The 10 most streamed video games this week

We’re back once again with the top 10 most streamed games and most viewed channels on Twitch. Now that people have more or less lost interest in No Man’s Sky, this week’s lists […]

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Brexit, but for Ubisoft: Break up the video game empires

Splitting away from a collective was a bad move for one faded European empire, but it could be just the right move for another.

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Geek deals: Dell XPS 8900 Skylake desktop PC for $700

If you’re looking for a powerful desktop that won’t break the bank, take a look at the XPS 8900 from Dell. With a Skylake CPU, fast DDR4 memory, and plenty of customizability, this […]

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Mathematician believes 45-degree angles will revolutionize parking lots

Parking lots are places nobody really cares about until they arrive at one and hope there’s a space available for their car. Our obsession with the car means there typically isn’t space available […]

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Mars has roughly the same amount of water as Earth’s driest deserts

Last year, NASA provided evidence that water may still exist on the surface of Mars. This was based on an analysis of dark streaks on the Red Planet called recurring slope lineae (RSL). […]

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