TechnologySamsung Galaxy phones now support Apple AirDrop. Here’s how it works.Cathy KleinApril 9, 2026 by Cathy Klein For many years, iPhones and Android devices didn’t play nicely together. Sure, you can get files and data swapped...
TechnologyIt’s illegal to pump your own gas in New Jersey. But why?Cathy KleinApril 9, 2026 by Cathy Klein I have a confession to make: In my late teens, my car ran out of gas along the Pennsylvania...
TechnologyStudy: Google’s AI Overviews show millions of wrong answers every hourCathy KleinApril 8, 2026 by Cathy Klein Aside from the hallucinations, immense energy requirements, and potentially negative mental health effects, generative artificial intelligence still has an...
TechnologyWhy you can’t see space junk in Artemis II photosCathy KleinApril 7, 2026 by Cathy Klein The Artemis II astronauts have completed their historic lunar flyby and taken the pictures to prove it. But as...
TechnologyGiant Jell-O measures crowd volume in wobblesCathy KleinApril 7, 2026 by Cathy Klein Sports arenas across the United States could soon have a new, jiggly way to measure the excitement of a game....
TechnologyHow to rescue an old laptop by installing Linux on itCathy KleinApril 6, 2026 by Cathy Klein No matter how sprightly and speedy your laptop was when you first bought it, it will inevitably slow down...
Technology7 captivating photos of train travel’s first centuryCathy KleinApril 6, 2026 by Cathy Klein In 1804, a British man named Richard Trevithick invented the first steam-powered locomotive. But it was Americans who truly...
TechnologyHumans can still beat AI at video gamesCathy KleinApril 4, 2026 by Cathy Klein Ask someone to chart the progression of artificial intelligence (AI) models over the past few decades and you’ll likely...
TechnologyWatch The Weather Channel like its 1999 with the official RetroCastCathy KleinApril 3, 2026 by Cathy Klein The people have spoken. The Weather Channel has officially announced a new look rolling out across both its website...
TechnologyIn 1871, cities almost got moving sidewalks. Why are we still waiting?Cathy KleinApril 3, 2026 by Cathy Klein In 1872, New York City’s Broadway was a slow-moving snarl of horses, wagons, and pedestrians, all competing along the...