Will Shanklin
After two Fine Arts degrees and a brief career on stage and camera, Will Shanklin realized his love of the performing arts was more a passing fling than a long-term relationship. He then discovered a passion for writing about gadgets and the tech world, which he’s been doing since 2011. Before joining Engadget, his work appeared on SlashGear, TechRadar, Digital Trends, AppleInsider, New Atlas, HuffPost, and others. Will lives in Albuquerque, NM, where he regularly shaves his head to avoid looking like Larry from The Three Stooges.
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Researchers can now pull hydrogen directly from seawater, no filtering required
Researchers at the University of Adelaide successfully split hydrogen and oxygen from seawater, offering new hope for cheaper and more accessible renewable energy for coastal regions.
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YouTube Music workers strike at Google’s Austin offices
Google workers strike for the first time as YouTube Music contractors in Austin accuse the company of using an abrupt return-to-office date to punish union organization efforts.
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The PC release of 'The Last of Us Part I' has been delayed to March 28th
Naughty Dog has pushed back the PC release of “The Last of Us Part I.” Initially slated for March 3rd, the game now arrives on March 28th.
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Starbucks now lets you pay with Venmo
Starbucks is teaming up with Venmo to let you use the popular payment service at its retail locations.
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Amazon told lawmakers it wouldn’t build warehouse storm shelters
Amazon responded to three Democratic lawmakers who asked for it to build storm shelters after a December 2021 tornado killed six workers at an Illinois warehouse.
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Razer debuts its lightest gaming mouse ever, weighing in at 49 grams
Razer announced a new gaming mouse that keeps its weight down using a partially hollow exoskeleton.
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Paramount+ is the latest streaming service to completely remove shows
Paramount+ is dropping seven original series, including “The Real World: Homecoming."
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AI-generated ‘Seinfeld’ is just as awful as it sounds
A new experiment streaming on Twitch creates endless scenes of an AI-generated Seinfeld parody.
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OpenAI's new tool may help you identify text written by ChatGPT
Facing pressure from educators, OpenAI released a tool that tries to tell whether pasted text was machine-generated.
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EU wind and solar energy production overtook gas last year
A new report says wind and solar energy overtook
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Vrbo's Super Bowl 'risk scores' are basically pre-crime for house parties
Airbnb rival Vrbo is using algorithms to decide whether renters are likely to throw a house party.
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Nothing Phone 2 to launch in US later this year
Nothing CEO Carl Pei says the company’s second flagship will arrive in the US later in 2023.
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Researchers created a sticky drone to collect environmental DNA from forest canopies
Swiss researchers trialed a method that uses a drone with an attached cage to collect environmental DNA from high treetops.
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Dutch hacker arrested for trying to sell the personal information of nearly every Austrian citizen
A hacker was arrested in November after trying to sell stolen personal info for nearly everyone registered to live in Austria.
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DOJ says it disrupted a major global ransomware group
The US Department of Justice announced Thursday it infiltrated and disrupted the Hive ransomware operation.
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OnePlus teases its first tablet ahead of next month’s official reveal
OnePlus has teased images of a new tablet, the OnePlus Pad, launching at its February 7th event.
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DARPA wants AR goggles to help soldiers with complex tasks
A new DARPA research project is demoing a system that displays AI-generated instructions in AR headsets to guide soldiers through complicated tasks.
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NY AG wants answers on Madison Square Garden's use of facial recognition against legal opponents
New York Attorney General Letitia James sent a letter to MSG Entertainment after the company denied entry to lawyers working for firms involved in active litigation against the company.
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Twitter engineers can still use 'GodMode' to tweet as any account, claims whistleblower
A new Twitter whistleblower has spoken to Congress and the FTC, claiming the company’s engineers can still access the “GodMode” that lets its engineers tweet as anyone.
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GTA Online PC players hit with game-breaking exploit
Malicious elements of a community mod have made GTA Online too risky to play on PC.