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Apple just launched the public beta for iOS 13 and iPadOS 13.
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This is your opportunity to get a glimpse of the future of iOS — and iPadOS. Apple just released the first public beta of iOS 13 and iPadOS 13, the next major version of the operating systems for the iPhone and iPad. Unlike developer betas, everyone can download those betas without a $99 developer account. But […]
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 The smart hub, now known as the Nest Hub, continues its slow and steady march toward the dollar store.
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 Mars is almost certainly the next place in our solar system where humans will travel. We're still many years from actually seeing mankind roaming the Red Planet, but with a number of high-powered instruments already hanging out around Mars and on its surface, we have a pretty good idea of what to expect once we get there... or do we?A new image captured by NASA's Mars Curiosity rover shows something that, at the moment, remains unexplained: a bright flash popping up, seemingly out of nowhere, and with no indication of what may have caused it. The image, which was snapped on June 16th, has quickly taken the internet by storm, but NASA scientists aren't particularly concerned with what it might mean.The flash is only present in one of many consecutive images Curiosity captured that day. Images from just seconds later show absolutely nothing but the baren Martian landscape, so what caused the flash?NASA can't say for certain, but the most likely explanation is rather mundane. When we see something we can't immediately identify, especially when it's happening on another planet, it's easy to jump to some seriously wild conclusions. Perhaps it's an alien ship zooming through, or an alien surveying the planet with a flashbulb, right? Unfortunately, no.Scientists have seen these kinds of flashes in images of Mars before, and generally speaking they never really amount to much. NASA has chalked it up to reflections from distant rocks or glare caused by the Sun. The fact that NASA publishe
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 Here at the BGR Deals team, we always watch Amazon very closely to see all of the great sales offered by the nation's top online retailer. Despite how closely we always watch Amazon, the company still manages to surprise us from time to time. Today is one of those times, because there's an Amazon Gold Box sale happening for one day only on Monday and some of the deals are positively mind-blowing. The star of the show is definitely the SanDisk 200GB Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Memory Card, which is on sale today at an all-time low of just $24! There are plenty of other great deals in today's sale though, like an awesome $330 ASUS 2-in-1 Chromebook for just $279, Windows 10 laptops starting at just $335, a $400 Netgear Orbi whole-home mesh system with a built-in cable modem for $284, a 3TB external hard drive for just $83, and plenty more. You can shop the entire sale right here on Amazon, and check out a few of our favorite deals below.
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