LG Preps FLiPP OLED Tech for Laptops and Monitors by 2027
LG Display is developing a maskless manufacturing process called FLiPP to boost OLED efficiency and lower production costs for monitors and laptops.
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October 17, 2026
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Ancient Alaskan Site Yields Artifacts Linking Prehistoric Communities
A 13,800-year-old archaeological site in interior Alaska has yielded thousands of rare artifacts, pointing to deep cultural connections across the Bering Land Bridge.
Campaigns spend $137 million on AI political ads with few disclaimers
Political campaigns have poured $137 million into AI-generated ads ahead of the 2026 midterms, yet only 27% feature disclaimers.
Fairbuds 2 Review: Modular Wireless Earbuds Prioritize Repairability
Fairphone returns with the Fairbuds 2, a $119 pair of wireless earbuds designed for maximum user repairability and zero PFAS materials, trading away top-tier audio quality for eco-friendly sustainabil...
James Gunn and Peter Safran Detail Long Term DCU Blueprint
Co-heads James Gunn and Peter Safran confirm their long-term commitment to the DC Universe under new leadership, pointing to upcoming projects and expanded resources.
Nathan Fielder New Film Sparks IMDb Debates and Perfect Scores
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's new documentary about Elizabeth Holmes has pulled in early ratings that rival classic cinematic masterpieces.
Data Scraping Giants Form $3.6 Billion Group Called Source
Oxylabs, Decodo, Webshare, ScrapingBee, and Honeygain have combined under a single $3.6 billion umbrella named Source, driven by a surge in demand from AI agents.
Santa Ana Winds Spark Rapid Wildfires Across Southern California
Aggressive Santa Ana winds have fueled two rapidly growing wildfires near Malibu and San Diego, forcing highway closures and power outages.
E Ink Announces Kaleido 4 With Sharper Contrast and Expanded Color
E Ink has unveiled the Kaleido 4 display technology, promising a doubled color gamut volume alongside a 15% boost in white reflectance and a 50% jump in contrast.
New Study Reveals Microplastics Generate Reactive Free Radicals in Water
Columbia University researchers discovered that microplastics can produce highly reactive molecules when surrounded by water, challenging the long-held assumption that plastics are chemically inert.
