OnePlus Open Foldable Partially Revealed As We Barrel Toward Launch
OnePlus recently announced via X, formally known as Twitter, the release date for its new foldable phone, the OnePlus Open. Here is what we know so far.
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Starlink's Direct-To-Cell Service Is Coming, Here's How Long You Have To Wait
Satellite cell service is coming thanks to existing Starlink satellites, which could come sooner rather than later thanks to a deal with one cellular carrier.
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Major Fitbit Outage Hits Mobile App And User Accounts
Fitbit has confirmed a major service outage is impacting its customers. Many users are unable to sign into their accounts and record activity data in the app.
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Microsoft Has Closed The Windows 7/8 To Windows 11 Upgrade Loophole
If you've been dragging your feet about upgrading to Windows 11, the opportunity to do so for free may have finally disappeared. Here's what you should know.
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Hennessey Gave This Camaro ZL1 1,000 Horsepower And It Feels Excessive
The sixth-generation Chevy Camaro is coming to an end with the 2024 model year. Here to send it off is Hennessey with its latest Exorcist makeover.
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NASA Gives First Look At Asteroid Sample And Confirms Presence Of Water
Nasa has given the first look at the samples of the asteroid Bennu (named after an Egyptian god) that show the presence of high-carbon content and water.
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PS5 Cloud Game Streaming Arrives This Month For Some PS Plus Subscribers
Sony is finally releasing its cloud gaming service to some PS Plus subscribers, but will be launching in certain countries one at a time throughout October.
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Tesla's Fix For Limited Paint Options Is Wraps With Eye-Watering Price Tags
While Tesla doesn't offer many exciting colors for its vehicles from the factory, a new vehicle wrap service in California offers new colorways - for a premium.
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PlayStation 5 Slims Down Just In Time For The Holidays
PlayStation 5 slims down just in time for the holidays while still keeping the similar look to the original but with volume reduced by 30% and weight by 18%.
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Samsung Joins Google In Throwing Shade At iPhone's Green Text Bubbles
In another bid to encourage Apple to be more cooperative, Samsung's latest ad asks why iPhone users must live with the 'green bubbles' for non-iMessage texts.
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Your Google Account Will Soon Prompt You To Ditch Your Password
Google wants to switch over to a new, more secure way of keeping your account safe. We'll tell you what the company has in mind and how it'll work.
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2023 Motorola Razr Heads To The US With 'Unplugged' Feature In Tow
The 2023 Motorola Razr is on it's way with a MSRP of $699.99 for pre-order on October 12 and an unlocked version for $599.99 on October 19 with Moto Unplugged.
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Atari Is Releasing A 2600 Console Game That Was Lost For Over 30 Years
Atari, who brought Ms. Pac-Man to home video, is releasing a limited number of cartridges of Save Mary, a game that has never been officially released before.
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This Giant Satellite Is Causing Astronomical Problems For Scientists: Here's Why
Starlink satellites were only the start of light pollution in the night sky. A satellite called BlueWalker3 has proven to be especially bothersome.
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Prada Is Going To The Moon - Literally
Italian high fashion label Prada will be designing suits for NASA's Artemis III mission and aims to enhance flexibility, technical capabilities, and durability.
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Nintendo Announces End Of Online Service For 3DS And Wii U Following eShop Shutdown
Bookending the eShop shutdown, online services for both of Nintendo's most and least popular online consoles will be shutting down for good soon.
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Google Pixel 8: Price, Specs, And Features Revealed
Google's Pixel 8 line is on the way. Here's the latest and greatest info about Android's flagship line of devices and what you can look forward to.
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Pixel Watch 2: Google's Wearable Tech Just Got Even Better With These New Features
Following up on its original Pixel Watch, Google has announced the Pixel Watch 2. It's faster, lighter, has more battery life, and has several new features.
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Google Pixel 8 Pro Gets A Serious Upgrade: Here's What's New
Google is bringing a serious upgrade to its lineup of smartphones with the Pixel 8 Pro, including updated cameras, a brighter new display, and more.
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Google Elevates The Pixel User Experience With 7 Years Of Features & Updates
Google is elevating their user experience with seven years of features and updates on the Pixel smartphone. Here is what you can expect with the new updates.
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Spotify Premium Is Getting Audiobooks, But Don't Expect Unlimited Streaming
Spotify is making half of its audiobook library available to paying users as part of their Premium plan, however, there's a hard streaming limit in place.
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Don't Freak Out When Your Phone And TV Start Blaring This Week
On Wednesday afternoon, many people's phones and TVs will sound off and display a prominent emergency alarm, but there's no need to worry about the test.
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Meta Thinks Users Would Pay More Than Netflix For Ad-Free Facebook And Instagram
Alongside other social media services, Meta is floating a paid subscription to pay for ad-free browsing as a method of side-stepping EU privacy legislation.
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Tesla Hit With EEOC Lawsuit Alleging 'Widespread' Racism And Harassment
Tesla is facing another lawsuit, this one from a U.S. agency that claims Black employees face "racial harassment and retaliation" at some of its facilities.
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ChatGPT Can Finally Browse The Web, But Free Users Have To Wait
OpenAI is ready to give ChatGPT access to the internet, meaning you'll no longer see those "September 2021" messages. Premium users get priority, though.
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Meta Quest 3 Fully Revealed With Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2, October Release Date
The next iteration of Meta's successful VR/AR headset is on the way this fall with the Meta Quest 3, boasting solid performance and visual upgrades.
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The Rumors Were True: Ex-Surface Chief Panos Panay Has A New Gig With Amazon
Just days after Chief Product Office Panos Panay left Microsoft, Amazon has announced that Panay is taking over as its Devices and Services leader.
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