Peacock Will Start Streaming All 45 Seasons Of SNL From October...
NBC’s Peacock streaming service has announced that it will start streaming its entire back catalog of Saturday Night Live episodes on October 1st, following...
Next Presidential Debate Between Trump And Biden Could Hold On Zoom
In May, candidates for office in the U.S. Congressional District 14 held their first virtual debate ahead of the June primaries in New York...
MIT Researchers Use Radio Signals To Detect Everyday Household Activities
A team from MIT has developed a system that uses wireless radio signals to monitor a person’s movement and activities without the need to film them. Researchers from...
Vue Lite Smart Glasses Are Not That Smart
In 2016, Vue debuted its first pair of smart glasses on Kickstarter, where it raised over $2 million. But unlike AR glasses such as North’s Focals, the Vue...
Oculus Connect Conference Is Now Facebook Connect
Facebook had cancelled F8 as well as all other in-person events through 2021 thanks to the pandemic, but it did not rule out virtual ones. On September 16th,...
Burger King Is Designing ‘Touchless’ Restaurants For The COVID-19 Era
Basically every aspect of modern life has been touched by the coronavirus pandemic, and the restaurant industry is probably one that has been most...
Facebook Wants Its AR Glasses To Unlock ‘Perceptual Superpowers’
Facebook has been developing its own AR glasses for quite a while now, and a new report from its researchers reveal that the device could feature advanced audio...
Amazon’s Prime Air Can Officially Begin Drone Delivery Trials In The...
As of today, Amazon is officially an “air carrier.” The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) granted Amazon Prime Air the designation, which allows Amazon to...
Cornell University’s Laser-Activated Robot Is Smaller Than A Paramecium
Semiconductors aren’t the only silicon technology racing to outpace Moore’s Law. Researchers from Cornell University unveiled an entire robot that is teensy enough to fit...
Amazon Drivers Are Hanging Phones In Trees To Get More Deliveries
Amazon’s contract delivery drivers are so desperate for work they’ve come up with a bizarre way to game the system: hanging phones in trees, Bloomberg reports.
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