Amazon Glow, The Smart Screen For Kids, Gets Widespread Launch In US
Amazon's smart screen for kids, Glow, has finally launched across the U.S. for anyone to purchase. In addition to its screen, Glow has a built-in projector.
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Bitcoin Has Recently Lost A Lot Of Its Value. Here's Why
Despite the notion that Bitcoin's value should be based on the utility and longevity of the technology, it seems the coin's cost remains tied to market trends.
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OneXPlayer Mini Takes On The Steam Deck With A New AMD Model
Still haven't picked up a Steam Deck? Maybe the OneXPlayer will better suit your needs. Be warned, though, it doesn't come cheap even with the promo discount.
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Why Russian Troops May Have Been Exposed To Radiation
Some Russian soldiers were exposed to possibly harmful amounts of radiation early in the Ukraine invasion - here's how they were exposed and what could happen
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The Incredible Capabilities Of The Air Force's New Hypersonic Bomber, And Why It's So Important
Draper will work on Project Mayhem and contribute towards design, development, and testing of the hypersonic bomber system.
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Comcast Shuts Down G4 Just A Year After Its Relaunch
Employees of G4 were not warned in advance of the network's demise, many finding out on Twitter and from news articles.
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First Mac Mini M2 Geekbench Scores Show Promising Performance Gains
Benchmarks for the M2 and M2 Pro Mac Minis have appeared online and they're more impressive than you'd expect. Find out how it stacks up to the M1 chips.
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Founder Of Crypto Exchange Bitzlato Arrested For Alleged $700M Money Laundering Operation
Another crypto exchange has fallen, though the drama behind Bitzlato is quite a bit different from that of FTX, according to the Department of Justice.
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Humans Adapted To Survive Car Wrecks Are Terrifying
Imagine if humans evolved in such a way that we could better handle being in a car crash.
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Recumbent Bike Is Its Own Biggest Fan
If you thought propellers were just for old planes and geeky hats, then you might want to think again.
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Mossberg To Carriers: 'Please Release Me, Let Me Go'
Walt Mossberg calls for government intervention to force carriers to play nice.
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Amazon Reportedly Axing Jeremy Clarkson Shows After Harry & Meghan Comments
It looks like Jeremy Clarkson has landed himself in the spotlight for some rather offensive comments directed towards Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle.
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Getty Images Takes Stable Diffusion AI Creators To Court For Copying Millions Of Images
Getty Images is arguing that the use of its images to train art-generating A.I. infringes on copyrights held by Getty and the original image creators.
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Beleaguered FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Just Started A Substack Newsletter
Sam Bankman-Fried, the disgraced CEO of fallen crypto giant FTX, signed up on Substack and published a blog worth over 2,300 words.
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Here's What It Will Take To Run Hogwarts Legacy On PC
Avalanche Software has officially revealed the system requirements for its open-world title "Hogwarts Legacy." You'll need beefy hardware for Ultra settings.
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Samsung's New NVMe SSD Claims Big Efficiency, Performance Gains
Samsung has a new line of SSDs coming that will bring marked improvements over the previous generation. We have all the details for you here.
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Microsoft And Bethesda Will Preview The Next Must-Play Xbox Games On January 25
The upcoming slate of first-party Xbox games are getting a new showcase at the end of January, bringing new glimpses of Elder Scrolls Online, Redfall, and more.
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Samsung May Drop 'Plus' Model With Galaxy S24 Series
Samsung is soon to announce the Galaxy S23, but speculation is already flying about next year's S24 only coming in two versions, regular and Ultra.
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Coinbase Announces Another Major Round Of Layoffs, This Time Cutting 20% Of Its Workforce
Layoffs have once again struck Coinbase in 2023, as the wide-sweeping effects of FTX's collapse and the 'Cryptowinter' are continuing to affect the market.
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Why Ford Is Done Selling The 2023 Maverick
Ford has suspended orders for the 2023 Maverick due to supply issues and high demand, but there is a chance that orders will re-open later this year.
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The Next Mac Pro May Lose A Major User-Upgradeable Feature
It sounds like Apple's mixed-reality headset will get most of the attention this year, while the next-generation Mac Pro may lose one key feature.
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Dyson Zone Won Some Points, But Doubts Remain: CES 2023 Hands-On
When Dyson offered me the opportunity to try out the Zone, I took it as an easy way to grab some laughs and dunk on a weird product. Boy was I wrong.
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Three CES 2023 TVs To Get Excited About
Home theater buffs and cinephiles should be pumped for all the new high-quality TV sets revealed by LG, Hisense, Displace, and more at this year's CES.
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Mercedes' Self-Driving Roadmap Is Fascinating, But Reckless Driving Could Hold It Back
Mercedes plans to expand its DRIVE PILOT automated driving program out to international regions in the coming years, but different regulations may hold it back.
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The Nvidia RTX 4070 Ti Is Out Now. Here's How To Get One Before They're Gone
The Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 Ti starts at $799, a nice $100 cheaper than its scrapped predecessor.
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Razer Edge 5G Finally Gets A Release Date
Razer's Android-based handheld gaming console finally has a release date for both its Wi-Fi-only and 5G variants, at least for buyers in the U.S.
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Lumus May Have Cracked The Code For Smart Glasses That Don't Look Dorky
Lumus, the company behind the tech that powers augmented reality glasses, has unveiled the next leap in smart lenses. It's 50% smaller and 100% less dorky.
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