Why All Phones Might Soon Require USB-C In The United States
Now that the EU has plans to require all phones to use USB-C by 2024, several senators have urged action on similar legislation here in the United States.
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How To Give Yourself Morgan Freeman's Voice In Video Chat
Artificial intelligence has changed many things in life, and it's behind fun software features like face filters. Now it can make you sound like Morgan Freeman.
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Why The Crypto Crash Is Great News For Gamers
The crypto market is crashing hard, and investors are seeing the value of their portfolios rapidly drop ... but that isn't bad news for everyone.
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Here's When Amazon Prime Day 2022 Kicks Off
Amazon Prime Day is back again this year, but this time around, Amazon is plotting weeks of deals centered around small businesses.
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New Samsung Wallet Launched: Here's What You Get
Samsung Wallet aims to replace earlier similar solutions on Samsung smartphones. This new version has the ability to work with cards, keys, and money.
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DJI Builds Out Ronin Series With New Stabilizers And Low-Latency Video Transmission
DJI is back with some new gear under its Pro line, offering filmmakers and other serious creators the tools they need to capture and transmit footage.
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8BitDo Lite SE Puts Accessibility At Play With A New Design
8BitDo is back with another unique wireless game controller, this one designed as a compact option for gamers who have specific accessibility needs.
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Samsung's Rumored LTE-Only Galaxy S21 FE May Use An Entirely New Processor
The Galaxy S21 FE was late to the market, but that may not stop it from getting its own cheaper variant. The lower price may come at a cost, though.
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What Is A Starquake? The ESA's Gaia Observatory Has Some Photos To Show You
The ESA's Gaia space observatory has collected a trove of data about our universe, including info about a phenomenon known as starquakes that shape stars.
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You'll Soon Be Able To Use Adobe Photoshop For Free, But There's A Catch
Adobe says this version of Photoshop will be available to use for free, but not without a few strings attached. For starters: it's restricted to a web browser.
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China Says They May Have Found Traces Of Alien Life
Professor Zhang Tongjie of the China Extraterrestrial Civilization Research Group at Beijing Normal University says they may have found signs of alien life.
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Bethesda Confirms Fallout 5, But Get Ready To Wait
A Bethesda official confirms the existence of plans to develop Fallout 5, but delivers a bit of bad news at the same time. This one's gonna take a while.
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File Explorer Is Getting Some Love With Tabs And Navigation Cleanup
The latest Windows 11 Insider preview is bringing some key changes to File Explorer, including the previously announced tabs, though it still may not be enough.
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Galaxy Z Flip 4 Live Photos Show A Familiar Face With A Few New Tricks
We're closer than ever to the launch of the next Galaxy Z foldables, including the Galaxy Z Flip, which has leaked in a series of actual photographs.
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Minecraft Legends Serves Up An Action Strategy Makeover
"Minecraft Legends" will have players defend the Overworld against a Piglin invasion from the Nether that threatens to consume its voxel art landscape.
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Here's Our First Look At Starfield Gameplay
Bethesda has given "Starfield" fans a long look at gameplay from the upcoming science-fiction title, which has had its launch date pushed to 2023.
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Square Enix Announces Final Fantasy 7 25th Anniversary Broadcast: When To Watch
Fans have been waiting more than two years for new details about the sequel to "Final Fantasy 7 Remake" and we may finally get them soon.
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Chrome Will Soon Do More Things Automatically So You Won't Have To
Google is tapping its machine learning skills to make its Chrome browser less intrusive and more convenient for users on desktop and mobile devices.
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Why Powered Wheelchair Users Are Fighting For The Right To Repair Their Own Equipment
The U.S. is making progress away from proprietary repair services and towards fairer laws that not only make third-party repair easier but also acceptable.
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This Bizarre 'Safest Car' Concept Is Being Saved
Looking like nothing else in 1958 - or since - the Sir Vival concept was one engineer's vision of automotive safety. Now, it's getting a new home.
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EU Makes USB-C Mandatory On Phones From 2024
The European Union passed legislation that makes it illegal to produce a smartphone without optional USB-C charging from the year 2024 on forward.
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Nothing Phone (1) Display Might Be Nothing To Talk About
The Nothing Phone (1) is a big mystery, one that has been hyped quite a bit but with few actual details available. That may have changed with a recent leak.
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Bentley's Future Is Electric, But This New Continental GT S Isn't Going Quietly
Designed for the owner moreso than the chauffeur, the Bentley Continental GT S leaves a hard-won stamp on the automaker's respected catalog.
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Fortnite Chapter 3, Season 3 Serves Up A New Location And Darth Vader
Fortnite fans can look forward to a slew of surprises in Chapter 3, including a new location to explore and Darth Vader as the final unlock.
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Lynk & Co's Next Day Concept Is One Seriously Wild Electric Car
Lynk & Co revealed imagery of a concept car they call "Next Day," complete with electric power, an otherworldly steering wheel, and multiple butterfly doors.
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LG's Bizarre Ergo DualUp Multitasking Monitor Is Finally Available
In 2021, LG introduced a unique monitor that's nearly square. Fast forward half a year and the company has finally made it available to consumers.
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The 5 Biggest News Stories Of The Week [5/29-6/3]
From politicians trading quips with Elon Musk to Meta making questionable privacy decisions again, these are the five biggest tech news stories of the week.
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