When you can't quite get your meaning across with a standard Unicode emoji, here's how to create an emoji to use on Slack, Discord, or other chat services.

Here are some of the best HBO documentaries, whether you like true crime, science, or inspirational stories.

We've searched the internet for some of the biggest, most intricate, and most creative Fallout 4 settlements and structures out there to give you inspiration.

Tech issues loom large over the 2020 election. We've broken down the issues, examining Trump and Biden's views on them.

The American emergency response system is aging and easily overwhelmed. Ginny Katz, CEO of HazAdapt, is building an emergency response platform for the future.

Apple has revealed its newest tablet, the iPad Pro. How does it stack up against last year's model?

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Lockheed's SR-71 Blackbird holds the record for fastest manned aircraft of all-time, officially clocking in at an impressive 2,193.2 mph back in 1976.

Lost languages like Linear A have confounded researchers for decades, but as artificial intelligence advances, could technology crack the case?

Epic Games, developer of Fortnite, is feuding with Apple and Google. Why? It's a sticky situation involving app store revenue cuts and antitrust law.

Every kid loves a good toy, but when it comes time for presents, wouldn’t you like to give them something that will also help them learn? These robotics kits represent the best of both worlds, and allow your child to learn the basic principles of engineering and programming while they play.

Land-bound houses are so dull; who wants to stay shackled to the ground? Houseboats offer a life on the wild waves, and they come in some pretty stunning designs. From artificial lakes in eastern Germany to the riverside of Portland, Oregon, here are 12 cool houseboats that will amaze you.

23andMe has spent years collecting genetic samples from users, and with their consent they've begun developing pharmaceuticals to treat specific diseases. Their latest collaboration with Spanish pharmaceutical company Almirall could treat some distressing skin conditions.

The Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico suffered damage from a broken cable on Monday. No word yet on what caused the break.

When a high explosive detonates, the increase in pressure is so rapid that the waves move faster than sound, creating a shock wave

The latest Assassin's Creed game, Valhalla, casts players as Vikings during the invasion of England. Here's everything to know about the upcoming release.

The CEOs of Apple, Amazon, Google, and Facebook will face a congressional hearing on Wednesday, July 29. Here's why it matters.

The White House told hospitals to bypass the CDC and send COVID-19 data to HHS, but Johns Hopkins' coronavirus dashboard gets its data elsewhere.

Westworld creators Lisa Joy and Jonah Nolan are working on a series for Amazon based on the Fallout video games. Details are scarce at the moment.

The 3D-printed steak industry is growing crowded, and companies are taking differing approaches toward the future of both plant- and cell-based fake meat.

You're supposed to get recall notices in the mail, but there are several online resources to help you figure out if your car needs to something fixed ASAP.

Minecraft’s latest update is live, bringing huge changes like four new biomes and a host of new mobs to the game’s previously sparse, but hellish Nether zone.

Facebook and Instagram experienced outages on Monday, some users said. Facebook, Facebook Messenger, and Instagram direct messages were down for some users.

A new study argues that social media companies have outsourced too much of their moderation, resulting in stress for moderators and violence in certain places.

As protests in response to the killing of George Floyd continue, protestors have expressed concern over the use of LRAD devices. What is LRAD, and can it harm people?

The pandemic has decimated ridership on buses, trains, and other forms of public transportation, but new poll data from YouGov hints there could be a fix.

President Donald Trump's executive order to regulate social media companies could be a disaster, scaring platforms from trying to crack down on misinformation.

In a recent interview, presidential candidate Joe Biden said that he thinks Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act should be revoked, claiming it protects Facebook and others from responsibility for misinformation. If that were to happen, it would break the internet as we know it.

Twitter applied a fact-check tag to one of President Trump's tweets for the first time, providing readers with a link to learn the facts about mail-in voting.

Blizzard announced it is canceling BlizzCon 2020 due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and the public health risks it entails.

Facebook will join Twitter and Square in moving a large chunk of its workforce to remote work permanently. Will Silicon Valley's shift kill office culture?

Netflix announced Thursday that it will begin deactivating long-dormant accounts, helping customers who no longer use the service cancel their subscriptions.

Amazon's shooter/MOBA hybrid game, Crucible, is now available on PC. The game combines the thrills of a team-based shooter with the decision-making of an RPG.

Facebook announced it is adding Giphy to its library of apps, but it isn't just buying a collection of GIFs. It's acquiring the raw emotions of its users.