Toyota Recalls Millions Of RAV4s Due To A Scary Design Flaw
Affected models of the Toyota RAV4 include several SUVs from 2013 and up, and could cause a fire under certain driving conditions if not repaired.
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The Final Beatles Song Is Now Streaming (Thanks To AI)
The final Beatles song has been released. While the band used AI to complete the track after nearly 50 years, they didn't use it in the way you'd think.
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HTC's Vive Focus 3 VR Headset Is Heading For The ISS: Here's Why
HTC is partnering up with space and health experts to send a standalone VR headset to the ISS for the first time. It's not just for fun and games, though.
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'Succession' & 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' Star Alan Ruck Crashes Rivian R1T Into Hollywood Pizza Shop
Actor Alan Ruck was reportedly involved in a vehicular accident on Halloween night. Early reports indicate he crashed into a pizza shop's wall.
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Apple Music's Cheapest Plan Has Been Discontinued
Apple Music Voice Plan may not be missed by many, though users might not be thrilled to have to switch to a more expensive tier.
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Subaru Joins NACS Party With Pledge To Support Tesla's Charging Standard
Even though Subaru has been late to the EV party, they are now joining the NACS charging atmosphere, allowing Subaru owners to use Tesla superchargers.
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This New Luxury Smartphone Combines Blockchain Tech And AI, But The Price Is Staggering
The luxury smartphone company, Vertu, is launching its second generation phone that will have AI advancement and blockchain tech, but the price is staggering.
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This Destroyed Lamborghini Could Sell For $2 Million Thanks To A Controversial Movie Scene
An incredibly rare Lamborghini, despite its outward appearance of being in absolute shambles, is selling for as much as it is because of the silver screen.
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Netflix Wants To Reward Subscribers For Binge Watching Shows
Netflix is rolling out a binge-ad format that allows users who watch more than three episodes in a row to get a fourth episode completely ad-free.
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Are Most Electric Car Makers Ignoring A Number More Important Than Range?
While consumers may worry about range and price as they weigh the impact of an electric vehicle, there's another key metric that most automakers have ignored.
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There's A New RAM Midsize Truck Coming: Here's What We Know
Rumors are swirling that Stellantis (formally Chrysler) has struck a deal with the United Autoworkers Union (UAW) to begin production of a new mid-size truck.
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Major Windows 11 23H2 Update Rolls Out: Here's How To Install It
Microsoft released a cumulative update to Windows 11 that brings a host of AI features to your operating system and apps like Paint, Snipping Tool, and Photos.
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Samsung Rolls Out Auto Blocker Feature To Help Galaxy Owners Dodge Malware And Shady Apps
Samsung's Android 14 and One UI 6 update has begun rolling out to users and it includes a brand-new security tool to make your mobile device even more secure.
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24-Inch iMac Gets An M3 Upgrade, But Pricing May Be The Real Eye-Catcher
Along with its announcement of the M3 line and new MacBook Pros, Apple debuted a new line of iMacs also using M3 chips. We've got all the details.
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14 And 16-Inch MacBook Pros Are The First To Get Apple's New M3 Chips
At Apple's "Scary Fast" Halloween-themed event, the company announced the new M3 line of chips. The first products to use them will be brand-new MacBook Pros.
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Apple Reveals 3nm M3 Chipset Family, With Pro And Max Available Right Out Of The Gate
Apple has introduced its M3 chip lineup, including the M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max. The new silicon boasts substantial efficiency and performance upgrades.
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Google Search Gets New Features To Help With Math And Science Homework
Google Search is rolling out new features to help you with complex math and science problems. Plus, you can explore interactive STEM-related diagrams.
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Sony Says PlayStation Link Earbuds And Headset Will Go Up For Preorder Soon
Sony has revealed the preorder and release dates for its new PlayStation gaming earbuds and headset. Here is what you need to know about the wearables.
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Samsung's Latest Galaxy Z Flip5 Is A Retro Throwback - But You Can't Have It
Samsung is releasing a new Galaxy Z Flip5 with the retro stylings of the classic Samsung E700 flip phone. Here's what it looks like and why you can't have one.
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Meta Rolls Out First Ad-Free Instagram And Facebook Subscriptions: Here's How Much They Cost
Just days after X revamped its subscriptions, now Meta has announced monthly plans for ad-free experiences on Facebook and Instagram. There is a catch, though.
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YouTube Streaming Issues Hit NFL Sunday Ticket Subscribers
YouTube is experiencing service issues, and that includes its pricey YouTube TV platform and its bundled NFL Sunday Ticket plan. Football fans aren't happy.
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Twitter Rolls Out Premium+ And Basic Subscription Tiers: Here's What They Get You
X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, has refreshed its subscription offerings with three different tiers at a variety of price points.
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T-Mobile Is Ending SyncUP Pets Tracking Service Later This Year
T-Mobile's pet-tracking service, SyncUP Pets, is abruptly shutting down early next month for unknown reasons. There are some alternatives out there, however.
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Samsung's New Zoom Anyplace Camera Tech Could Bring Some Handy Tricks To Galaxy S24 Ultra
With Qualcomm's announcement of the next generation of its Snapdragon processors, we now have an idea of what Samsung will bring to its next flagship.
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5 Awesome Things Coming To Your Next Smartphone
Qualcomm announced the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, and we've been on the ground at Snapdragon Summit finding out about all the cool things that it will bring.
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Elon Musk Reportedly Wants Twitter To Take Over Your Financial Life In 2024
Elon Musk's super-app ambitions are reportedly now underway and Twitter employees have mere months to get the ball rolling. The first mission? Banking.
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iFixit Now Offers Genuine Microsoft Surface Parts For DIY Repairs
Smartphones aren't cheap nowadays, and neither are the repairs. However, iFixit now offers genuine Microsoft Surface parts for repairs you can do at home.
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