The Wallace Line: A Natural Border Line That No Species Will CrossThe Wallace Line divides species in Southeast Asia. A deep ocean trench prevents animal migration. Even flying birds rarely cross it.
The Timeless Appeal of Puerto VallartaIn the 1960s, Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor hid away in what was a bucolic town on the Pacific Coast of Mexico. Decades later, a writer discovered why.
Toronto Delta Plane Crash: Why the Aircraft Flipped Upside Down on LandingDelta plane originating from Minnesota crash-lands at Toronto airport amid strong winds and snowfall but all 80 survive.
Train Hoppers Ride the Rails Across America — and You Can Tag AlongCivil War-era hobos hopped trains to find work. Content creators hop trains with their GoPros. Hitching rides on the railroad is an American tradition.
New Zealand’s ‘Everyone Must Go’ Tourism Campaign Mocked by Locals Heading for the ExitThe campaign, which is aimed at visitors from Australia, comes as record numbers of New Zealanders are leaving the country of 5 million.
How to Try DeepSeek AI (and Why You Might Not Want To)It seems every tech company on the planet has something AI-related to tout these days, but to most people, I'd wager "AI" is synonymous with ChatGPT.
5 Reasons to Run Plex and Jellyfin TogetherI've been a Plex user for over a decade, but Jellyfin has some compelling features — especially when you consider that Jellyfin is 100% free. So, if you're out to save some cash, here are five reasons to run Jellyfin alongside your Plex server.
I tried to replace my laptop with the Galaxy S25 Ultra - and I'd do it all over againIt's not a stretch to say that only the most powerful of power users have heard of Samsung DeX.
The 6 Most Vulnerable Devices In Your Home—and How to Secure ThemYour home is packed with devices that simplify life and keep us connected, but many are surprisingly easy targets for cybercriminals. Without proper protection, these gadgets put your privacy and security at risk, but there are some simple steps you can take to secure your home.
Need to Sign and Scan Something? Use Your iPhone's Hidden Document ScannerHowever easy it is to digitally sign important documents, sometimes that won't suffice. When you just have to put your signature on a physical document and digitally upload it, and you don't have a standalone scanner handy, the easiest way to do it is in your pocket — your iPhone.
Photopea Is a Free Photoshop Alternative That Runs in the BrowserSometimes you need to quickly edit a photo but don't want to bother paying for Photoshop or installing an unfamiliar desktop image editor. Photopea is a free, ad-supported application that runs entirely in the web browser.
Android Permissions Explained: Which Ones You Shouldn’t IgnoreAndroid permissions are at the core of managing how apps interact with your device, safeguarding your data and personal information. Understanding these permissions ensures your privacy and helps you prevent apps from overstepping their boundaries.
White Hat Hackers Expose Iridium Satellite Security FlawsIn a recent demonstration, German white hat hackers showed how to intercept text messages sent via the U.S. satellite communication system Iridium and locate users with an accuracy of about 4 kilometers.
Your TV's USB port is seriously underrated: 4 benefits you're not taking advantage ofMany people never physically interact with their smart TV after they've set it up. With a range of wireless connectivity options, apps on phones, and remote controls, there's very little reason to do so.
I write about AI for a living — here's my 7 favorite free AI tools to try nowWithin the last few weeks, several tech giants have released free versions of powerful chatbots. For example, OpenAI’s o3-mini and Google’s Gemini 2.0 are now available for users within a free-tier account.