MyMonthlyCar Looks To Help Dealers Turn Idle Used Cars To Cash

Millions of used cars are sitting unsold on dealer lots, while many consumers are struggling to find affordable vehicles. Startup MyMonthlyCar aims to solve both issues.

‘Cyberpunk 2077’ Rockets To Its Second-Highest Playercount Since Launch

‘Cyberpunk 2077’ is currently experience a massive influx of players as a result of Edgerunners season 2, a sale and Update 2.5.

Five Extinct Sharks Once Swam Where Egypt’s Desert Stands Today

Today, the Abu Tartur Plateau in Egypt is a dry, rugged desert. Around 80 million years ago, however, this same landscape lay beneath a productive tropical sea. Fourteen fossilized teeth belonging to five extinct shark species are helping paleontologis…

‘Clayface’ Surprises As One Of The Best Comic Book Movies In Years

‘Clayface’ is one of the best comic book movies in years thanks to expert direction, writing and a new star in the role of Matt Hagen.

UK Online Content Regulator Admits It’s Failed To Protect Children

U.K. communications regulator Ofcom has admitted that its efforts to protect children from harmful content on the internet have achieved precisely nothing.

The Hardness Of Biology, Our Robot Friends, And The Road Ahead

Experts at The Next Endeavor explore AI’s biological challenges, brain modeling, hardware inefficiencies, and future breakthroughs.

How The Diary Of A CEO Brought Zelenskyy To A Global Audience

Seven months of persistence. One conversation. Inside the human effort and AI technology that brought Zelenskyy’s voice to audiences across languages and continents.

Exiger’s CEO Says SaaS Apocalypse Is Real, But Not What People Think

Exiger CEO Brandon Daniels spoke with me last month. He said the SaaS Apocalypse is real. That is surprising because Exiger is an at-risk enterprise software company.

iOS 27.1: Apple iPhone Duo Needs The Newest Update: Here’s How To Get It

The latest iPhone software is out, and iPhone Duo users need to update to it.

In 900 Days, A Giant Asteroid Will Come Closer Than Some Satellites

On Friday, April 13, 2029, asteroid Apophis will sweep just 19,400 miles above Earth — closer than geostationary satellites — and be visible to the naked eye.