Day: January 12, 2023

Last year was one of the warmest measured, say NASA and NOAA. It would have been even more sweltering if not for La Niña, which will soon fade away.

Losing your internet for a few hours? Here’s how to keep watching media from the likes of YouTube, Netflix, and Prime to pass the time.

Making tea can be a simple as dropping a bag in a cup. But if you want to elevate your tea experience, try a few of our favorite handy gadgets.

Take This is celebrating 10 years of fostering inclusive, safe, and collaborative spaces for everyone in the community.

This week, we talk about how US farmers’ fight to fix their own equipment could impact the repairability of phones, appliances, and other gadgets.

EV sales are booming. But to keep the momentum going and make a dent in carbon emissions, the US will have to build a vast new charging infrastructure

XBB.1.5, aka the Kraken, is sweeping the Northeast US and dodging immunity. But that doesn’t mean it’s time to panic.

A London-based startup is networking seamsters with the goal of personalizing fit and making garments last longer.

Targeted manipulation of bacteria could boost immunity and help sufferers of chronic diseases and allergies.

Video game adaptations are notoriously brain-dead. But the minds behind HBO’s infectious new zombie series turn action into drama—and break the curse.

In the past year algorithms got a lot better at generating illustrations, art, and photo-real scenes. Next up? Video.

Data from Sweden and the US suggests cash incentives increase uptake without denting people’s trust in vaccines or future willingness to get them.

A glitch in the so-called NOTAM system caused the agency to ground flights across the US. But its problems go back years.