Google’s business-aimed plan for making Windows apps available on Chromebooks is officially now available — and for the first time, we’re able to test it out firsthand.
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Endurance electric pickup vs. F-150, electrified Ram truck, auto suppliers want green: Today’s Car News
An electric pickup with in-wheel motors plays tug-of-war. A survey shows automotive suppliers want more EVs and higher mileage standards. And an “electrified” Ram truck is on that way: Is it plug-in hybrid or fully electric? This and more, here at Green Car Reports.
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Tiny rogue planet is the smallest free-floating exoplanet candidate yet
Astronomers have spotted the smallest “rogue planet” candidate yet known, a world possibly smaller than Earth that apparently cruises through our Milky Way galaxy unattached to a star.
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October full moon 2020: A ‘Blue Minimoon’ will haunt Halloween
October will get a second full moon on the 31st, just in time for Halloween.
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The Mitsuoka Buddy Is a Rebodied Toyota RAV4 That Puts the Fun in Funky
Everybody seems to be restyling RAV4s right now. First Suzuki, now famous oddball Japanese brand Mitsuoka.
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How dogs tracked their humans across the ancient world
Sometime toward the end of the last ice age, a gray wolf gingerly approached a human encampment. Those first tentative steps set his species on the path to a dramatic transformation: By at least 15,000 years ago, those wolves had become dogs, and neither they nor their human companions would […]
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DNA tracks mysterious Denisovans to Chinese cave, just before modern humans arrived nearby
For today’s Buddhist monks, Baishiya Karst Cave, 3200 meters high on the Tibetan Plateau, is holy. For ancient Denisovans, extinct hominins known only from DNA, teeth, and bits of bone found in another cave 2800 kilometers away in Siberia, it was a home. Last year, researchers proposed that a jawbone […]
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Microsoft detects cyberattacks from Iran-linked actor engaged in intelligence collection
Microsoft said on Wednesday it has detected and attempted to stop a series of cyberattacks from an “Iranian actor”, and that the attacks aimed to target over 100 high-profile individuals.