Category: Tech news

In this week’s Out of Office column, Megan tackles guilt, bad policies, and the rules of zoomfood.

The platform’s absorbing endless scroll and karaoke features have built an overlooked disinformation machine.

The rocket lowered the rover onto the surface of Mars before it shot away from the landing site. So where did it end up?

From engaging audiences to building bridges, tech has helped my small, rural faith community weather the storm. Here’s how it might help yours too.

You’ve never heard of him, but your favorite writers have, and his mad-drunk prose will knock you sideways.

Far-right pages that publish misinformation get the most interactions by far compared to other news sources, new research shows.

MiHigh’s portable infrared sauna is warm, wet, and weird.

In her new book, Brandy Schillace recalls the unbelievable legacy of a Cold War era neurosurgeon’s mission to preserve the soul.

The Covidologist-in-chief says we can’t relax on masks and social distancing yet. Hear that, Texas?

What was supposed to be all the rage in graphics quickly turned into a meme. But will it actually improve your gaming experience?

The decade-old streaming platform has for the first time detailed its efforts to safeguard its user base in one place.

Here’s this month’s prompt, how to submit, and an illustrated archive of past favorites.

Microsoft’s new Mesh software platform helps faraway coworkers meet up and interact in mixed reality. The results are, well, still mixed.

People once folded their correspondence in intricate ways, known as “letterlocking,” to keep out snoops. A fancy new imaging technique sees right through it.

Here’s a look back at some of the earliest games for girls—and the role women played in the game industry’s early days.