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Cyberpunk 2077 release date reportedly set for 2019, but likely delayed to 2020

CD Projekt Red is reportedly aiming to release the long-awaited Cyberpunk 2077 this year, but it will likely be delayed to 2020. The studio is expected to reveal more information about the project at E3 2019.
Emerging Tech

Mars 2020 will capture high-definition color images from the Jezero Crater

The Mars 2020 rover will be launching next year and heading to an area of Mars called the Jezero Crater. But first it needs to be fitted with two high definition cameras which can photograph in color and can zoom.
Emerging Tech

Melting pesky lunar dust with a laser enables 3D printing of tools on the moon

Dust is a major problem for lunar expeditions. But now scientists from Germany have come up with an idea to make use of moon dust: by melting it with a laser and using it to 3D-print tools and equipment.
Emerging Tech

Eruption of ice volcano threw liquid water over the frozen surface of Pluto

Liquid water could once have existed on the frozen surface of Pluto, put there by the violent eruption of a cryovolcano. By analyzing the wavelengths of light in images of Pluto, scientists have detected ammonia in exposed water ice.
Emerging Tech

Improved fluidic robot paves the way for untethered soft robotics

There are still many limitations in the design of soft robots. They generally need to be tethered, meaning that they have to be connected to an external device. Now scientists have taken a first step towards untethering soft robots.
Emerging Tech

Bouncing robot reaches new heights, artfully dodges moving obstacles

Scientists have developed an adorable robot which moves through its environment by bouncing and jumping. It can do hundreds of jumps in a 10-minute period, can jump 4 feet high, and can travel at eight to 10 miles per hour.
Gaming

John Romero releases unofficial 5th episode of original Doom for free

Series co-creator John Romero has released Sigil, the unofficial fifth episode of the original Doom. The free mod is made up of nine distinct levels that are playable in single-player, cooperative, and deathmatch modes.
Photography

From DSLRs to mirrorless, these are the best cameras you can buy right now

From entry-level models to full-frame flagships, many cameras take great photos and video. The best digital cameras, however, push the industry forward with innovative sensors and improved usability, among other things. Here are our…
Mobile

Get the lowdown on how to add friends, family, or associates to WhatsApp

While all friends or associates you want to communicate with on WhatsApp Messenger must have an account, it's incredibly easy to add a new contact to WhatsApp. We give you the 411 on how to get your friends set up on WhatsApp.
Computing

Get connected with everything you need to know about Wi-Fi Direct

You may use it every day, but what is Wi-Fi Direct? This is an important peer-to-peer connection for your devices that doesn't require a wireless network to use. Here's how it works and how it helps out.
Mobile

This could be our first look at iOS 13's new battery-saving Dark Mode

iOS 12 was a relatively large update to Apple's iPhone, but iOS 13 could be even bigger. Rumors have begun circulating about what we should expect from iOS 13, which suggest a much more productive operating system for both iPhone and iPad.
Computing

Apple will probably kill off iTunes. But don’t worry, it’s for the best

Ahead of Apple's annual and perennially anticipated WWDC, rumors are circulating that the company is set to announce the phaseout of one of its longest-running and most iconic pieces of software, the iTunes music player.
Gaming

Niantic Labs will soon drop support for Pokémon Go on Apple Watch

Niantic Labs said that it will end Apple Watch support for Pokémon Go on July 1. The watchOS app, which was rolled out in December 2016, was made redundant by the release of the Adventure Sync feature for the mobile game.
Emerging Tech

Awesome Tech You Can’t Buy Yet: Smart drums and even smarter bike gadgets

Check out our roundup of the best new crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the web this week. You may not be able to buy this stuff yet, but it's fun to gawk!
Gaming

Google’s DeepMind A.I. defeats human opponents in Quake III Capture the Flag

Google's DeepMind lab created an A.I. program that was able to beat humans at Quake III Arena's Capture the Flag. Interestingly, a team with a human and an A.I. agent had a better chance of winning than a team with just A.I. agents.
Emerging Tech

Astronomers are worried SpaceX satellites could soon put an end to stargazing

Astronomers are worried that the new constellations of satellites orbiting the earth, equipped with bright lights like SpaceX's Starlink satellites, will start to limit our ability to stargaze.
Gaming

Mortal Kombat 11 Shang Tsung trailer confirms Spawn, teases Ash from Evil Dead

NetherRealm Studios released a trailer for Mortal Kombat 11 that highlighted the moves of the shapeshifter Shang Tsung. The trailer also confirmed Spawn and teased the chainsaw-wielding Ash from the Evil Dead series.
Gaming

Don’t get your hopes up. Here are 5 ways that Google Stadia could fail

Google's Stadia wants to revolutionize gaming, but achieving that goal won't be easy. There's numerous obstacles, any of which could cancel Stadia's plans for cloud gaming dominance. Here's 5 problems Stadia must avoid.