Year Archives: 2025

Real Estate

This Could “Break” the Housing System as We Know It

Dave:Imagine you have a super low mortgage, like two or 3%, which is not only locked in for 30 years, but you can also take it with you when you move to a new house. It sounds amazing, right? This is the idea behind portable mortgages, the latest concept to...

Science

We might have just seen the first hints of dark matter

Mysterious radiation from the outer part of the Milky Way could be a sign of dark matterTriff/Shutterstock An unexplained glow that appears to emanate throughout the Milky Way’s outer regions could be our first hint of what dark matter is made of, but astronomers say it is too early to...

Shows

Exclusive | NYC schools eye phasing-out thousands of phone landlines

Dial F for Finished. The city Department of Education wants to phase out the thousands of archaic landlines at its 1,800 schools and is set to seek bids from companies to install a strictly online system. “As our schools, city, and world evolves, we are in the infancy stages of...

Social media

YouTube Expands Access to Gen AI Features, Adds Communities Features

YouTube’s expanding access to some of its experimental generative AI features, while it’s also got some new updates for Communities, as per this week’s update. First off, on AI tools. YouTube says that it’s expanding to various AI editing features, including standalone clips, green screen backgrounds, its “AI playground,” and...

Mobile

Poco F8 Pro and F8 Ultra in for review

The Poco F8 series is a day away from their announcement, but we've got a little treat for you guys! We have the pair and received permission to show you their designs a day early! So, without further ado, here's the Poco F8 Ultra (in Blue), next to the Poco...

Market

Brooklyn Luxury Contracts Notch Second $100M Week

Luxury buyers in Brooklyn didn’t wait for Black Friday to snag a rush of deals. The borough notched 30 contracts — 18 for condos, one co-op and 11 townhouses —between Nov. 17 to Nov. 23 for a total contract volume of $101 million, according to Compass’ weekly report of contracts for...

Health

New York Almanack Contributor Publishes Fourth Book

Longtime New York Almanack contributor Paul Hetzler recently published his first collection of short fiction, Stories from the Deep.Stories that delve deeply into our shared human experience of loss, longing, and regret, while leaving an opening, even if a mere sliver, for the redemption and transformation we all hope for, comprise...

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