Here is everything we know about the Samsung Galaxy S9
The Galaxy S8 is one of Samsung's current must-own phones, but that doesn't mean it will be the hot device forever. Rumors about its sequel, which may be called the Galaxy S9, are spreading. Here's everything we think we know about it.
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It’s cocktail o’clock with the best bartending apps
Do you know the difference between a Manhattan and an Old Fashioned? Find out exactly how to make all the best cocktails with the best bartending apps. Create and share recipes, check instructions, and mix it up.
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The best webcams
Here's our list of the best webcams you can buy right now for business, game broadcasting, 4K video streaming, and customers on a budget. Our list mostly comprises of cameras made by Logitech.
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Corning’s glass is half full and rising
We delve into the history of Corning, size up its modern business, and talk future glass innovations in automotive, computing, and pharmaceuticals with Chief Strategy Officer Jeff Evenson.
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Apple Health App data being used as evidence in murder trial in Germany
An Afghan refugee named Hussein Khavari is being accused of raping and murdering 19-year-old medical student Maria Ladenburger and disposing of her body in a river. Police went through the Apple Health App on his phone and learned what kind of activity he was participating in on that day.
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FCC to investigate Hawaii’s erroneous missile warning
Definitely a scary situation for everyone involved, the Hawaii Emergency Management agency erroneously issued an alert that a missile attack on U.S. soil was incoming and that residents should seek shelter. The FCC is now investigating the incident.
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