"Wrong again, Albert"
Previously:
Stephen Hawking has died. The famed physicist was 76.
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5:41 am Wed
Mar 14, 2018
Stephen Hawking playing poker with Newton, Einstein and Data
"Ice Ice Baby" as covered by the "Stephen Hawking voice"
Using vintage equipment, including the DECTalk Express (the machine that physicist Stephen Hawking once used to synthesize his speech), Youtuber bd594 creates an old school remix of Vanilla Ice’s 1990 hit “Ice Ice Baby.” Yo, VIP, let’s kick it! Devices Used: Stephen Hawking’s vocals – DECTalk Express (Paul) Backup vocals – DECTalk Express (Harry) DECTalk […]
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'There is no God': Stephen Hawking's final book has 'Brief Answers to the Big Questions'
Stephen Hawking’s final book, Brief Answers to the Big Questions, was released posthumously Tuesday by his children.
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Stephen Hawking's final words to the internet: robots aren't the problem, capitalism is
The last message Stephen Hawking posted to a public internet forum was an answer to a question in a Reddit AMA, querying how humanity will weather an age of technological unemployment.
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Enter to win an iPad Pro or save big on refurbished iPads
Looking for a new tablet? If you haven’t upgraded in a while, it might be time to check out the latest iPad Pro for two very good reasons. First, the 2018 model is a real workhorse. The 12X Bionic chip processor means it can handle any task you set out for it, and still have […]
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These totally wireless earbuds are made from 100% recycled plastic
You want wireless earbuds to make an impact on your mood and workout, not the environment. If that’s the case, we’ve got a new contender for AirPod market share: Brio Phantom X7 True Wireless Earbuds. The features on these tiny, comfortable buds are impressive even without the environmental angle. Their Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity is good […]
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These ultra-durable cables also make sure your phone doesn't overcharge
We don’t ask for much out of our charging cables: Juice up our phone, do it fast and don’t break. It’s supposed to be simple, but keeping your phone plugged in for the night – as most of us do – can actually degrade the life of your battery by overheating it. That’s why one […]
