Why Apple Is Killing The iPod Touch Forever
With the end of manufacturing for iPod touch, so too does the end of the hardware era of the iPod end forever. Apple's music player is down for the count.
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Scientists Suggest This Could Be The Key To Preventing Heart Attacks
The future of humanity without heart attack deaths could come courtesy of a one-time gene-editing treatment - or, at least, that's what Verve is dreaming about.
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Things You Never Knew Your Apple Watch Could Do
Your Apple Watch is among the most versatile devices that you own -- as long as you know how to take advantage of all of its features.
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Whatever Happened To The iPod Nano?
The iPod lives on as a touch-based device, but it was once a simple, dedicated audio player that came in multiple flavors, not the least of which was the nano.
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Don't Expect To Get Your Custom Mac Devices Anytime Soon. Here's Why
Certain Apple products appear to have estimated shipping times that are far longer than they've been in the past. User-configured models seem to be the focus.
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The One Failure That Changed Amazon Forever
While Amazon's Alexa is considered the high water mark for digital assistants, the company's smartphone predecessor could have caused a ton of damage.
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The Original Lamborghini SUV You've Probably Never Heard Of
The original Lamborghini SUV rolled with options and power that were so extreme that several major celebrities purchased the vehicle right out the gate.
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The Lamborghini Asterion Was A Hybrid Supercar Concept Ahead Of Its Time
In 2014, Lamborghini introduced the Asterion hybrid supercar, paving the way for its electric future. Only one was built, but it sent a strong message.
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Apple Car May Take Siri Commands To A Whole New Level
A new patent registered by Apple with the USPTO describes a next-generation solution to car automation that could make parking a problem of the past.
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The One Failure That Changed Steam Forever
Steam Deck is a number one seller -- but things haven't always come so easy for the now-iconic, cloud-based video game distribution service.
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Why Charging Your EV To 100% Isn't Always A Good Thing
It may seem logical to fully charge an EV to get the max range, but doing so could result in a large battery replacement bill much sooner than expected.
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The Big Myth About Incognito Browsing You Need To Stop Believing
Most web browsers feature an incognito mode, which is useful on shared computers. Too many users still misunderstand what the feature is for, however.
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Amazon Just Made A Big Android Change To Evade Google's Fees
Amazon has made a big change to how its customers can purchase digital content like ebooks on Android, forcing them out of the main shopping app.
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AI Technology Was Just Taken One Step Further— Now With Wine Reviews
The next time you read a wine review, it just might have come from a new type of artificial intelligence -- but your local sommelier won't be out of a job.
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Ford's Best-Selling Hybrid Might Surprise You
You might very well be surprised by Ford's latest U.S. auto market sales and the current record holder for hybrid vehicles made by the company.
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2023 Polestar 2 Raises Price And Range: Here's What's Changing
The 2023 Polestar 2 is gaining some range but also going up in price, as it's the latest EV facing cost changes during the big automotive supply shortage.
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The Cost To Use Ford's F-150 Lightning As A Home Backup Like Tesla Powerwall
If you plan on using Ford's F-150 Lightning as a home backup like Tesla Powerwall, you're going to need to know the current best cost estimates.
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The One Failure That Changed Nintendo Forever
Nintendo has had many smash hits over past decades, but not every effort was a success. The company's biggest fumble ultimately paved the way for the Switch.
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Firefox 100: Everything We Know So Far
Firefox 100 celebrates a big milestone with a bumper update. If you're concerned about security, productivity, and privacy, you'll likely be pleased.
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How To Retrieve Deleted Text Messages On Your iPhone
You have three options for retrieving deleted text messages from your iPhone. Two depend on the software you use, and you probably won't like the third.
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3 Smart Ways The Ford F-150 Lightning Tames EV Range Anxiety
Ford reveals ways in which F-150 Lightning features like Intelligent Range and Onboard Scales allow the vehicle to become more efficient over time.
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Sony's 2022 QD-OLED And Mini LED Pricing Revealed
After teasing the new TVs during CES, Sony has finally revealed pricing and release details for its 2022 QD-OLED and Mini LED TV lineups
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Thingyfy Pinhole Pro Max Lens Review: Ancient Photography Goes Digital
The Thingyfy Pinhole Pro Max Lens adds a dose of nostalgia to your lens collection. Here's how it performs compared to what the brand promised.
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2023 Mazda CX-50 Review: Carving Out SUV White Space
The 2023 Mazda CX-50 picks up where the CX-5 left off, and crosses over into "lifestyle vehicle" territory. Here's how the vehicle stacks up.
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The Samsung Electric Car You Probably Didn't Know Existed
Samsung worked with Renault to create the SM3 Z.E., an affordable electric vehicle that ended up being a surprising success for several years.
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VW Wants To Take Tesla's Top Spot In The EV Market - Here's How They Could Do It
Tesla is the biggest name in the EV market, but there's no guarantee it'll stay that way. Volkswagen has big plans to take on its competitor.
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The Tax Credits And Rebates That Come With Buying An EV
If you're in the market for a new car, you can potentially get a great deal on an EV when it comes to tax credits, rebates, and state incentives.
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