Samsung Confirms Unpacked Foldable With Teaser Look At The Next Flip
Samsung's latest Unpacked teaser offers the first official look at the next Galaxy clamshell foldable smartphone, confirming rumors about the event.
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LEGO's Atari 2600 Set Is An Expensive Blast From The Past
The classic Atari 2600 is back ... sort of. LEGO has introduced a blocky version of the iconic gaming system, one that includes three game cartridges.
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Here's When 3DS And Wii U eShop Purchases End
Nintendo has finally confirmed its plans to shutter eShop access on its aging consoles. Gamers have only weeks left to add funds before the option disappears.
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This Is What The Mid-Range Surface Duo 2 Lite Could Have Been
An unreleased variant of Microsoft's Surface Duo folding smartphone made an appearance in an online listing, revealing what could have been a mid-range option.
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Amazon Prime Video Gears Up For A Big Redesign: Here's What's Changing
Amazon is finally updating its Prime Video interface with some of the features users have been requesting for quite some time, making it easier to navigate.
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The UK Government Just Decided The Fate Of Loot Boxes And It's Not What We Expected
Government officials in the U.K. just released commentary on their future regulation (or lack thereof) of loot boxes and similar random-pack items in games.
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Next-Gen Mobvoi TicWatch Teased As A Wear OS 3 Flagship
It looks like another smartwatch sporting Wear OS 3 will finally hit the market soon, and Mobvoi has already dropped some details about it.
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Halo Infinite's Campaign Co-Op Beta Now Live: How To Join
It's finally here: the "Halo Infinite" co-op beta is now open, and you can begin testing the game right away. The beta is open to players on Xbox and Steam.
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Chrome OS Flex Released To Breathe New Life Into Your Old PC & Mac
Chrome OS Flex, a cloud-first version of Google's Chromebook operating system aimed at aging PC and Mac hardware, is finally out of the beta phase.
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Why Samsung Doesn't Have High Hopes For The Galaxy Z Fold 5 And Flip 5
A new industry report reveals Samsung has drastically reduced its foldables forecast for 2023, and multiple factors likely fueled the decision.
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Promising VR Research Makes Humans Face Their Phobias
A new research trial pitted participants against their greatest fears in order to mitigate and potentially cure common phobias, and the results are promising.
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ThinkPad X1 Fold Gen 2 Teaser Hints At Sleeker Design And TrackPoint Keyboard
Lenovo has surprised foldable fans with a brief look at its "next big thing," namely the anticipated second-generation ThinkPad X1 Fold laptop.
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Sega Genesis Mini 2 US Release Date Confirmed
Following a big leak about the product, Sega has confirmed some key details about its upcoming Genesis Mini 2, including its release date and some games.
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Elden Ring Publisher Confirms Security Breach, Says Customer Data May Be Impacted
A known ransomware group has hit the publisher behind hit games like "Elden Ring," and details about the full scope of the cyberattack are still rolling in.
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Galaxy Watch 4 Update Brings A QWERTY Keyboard And Accessibility Options
Samsung is back with the One UI Watch 4.5 update, one that includes several new features for the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic smartwatches.
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Magic Leap 2 Arrives In September With A Hefty Price Hike
Magic Leap has announced that its second-generation mixed reality headset is finally going on sale starting in September, but the asking price isn't appealing.
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The Nothing Phone (1) Arrives Tomorrow: What You Need To Know
After a long series of teasers, Nothing is finally prepared to fully reveal its first smartphone, the Nothing Phone (1). Here's what you can expect.
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Security Expert Sounds The Alarm On Experian Credit Account Hijackings
Experian, one of the big credit reporting bureaus, is once again in the news over data privacy. Here's what you should know about the latest concerns.
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A Surprising Number Of People We Polled Don't Recycle Old Electronics - Here's Why They Should
You've probably heard about recycling programs for electronic devices, but do you actually use them? There are good reasons to dispose of old gadgets properly.
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Elden Ring's Most Famous Player Just Received A Sword From Bandai Namco
If there's one way to prove that you've made it in a game, it's when the studio behind the title awards you with a prize because of your accomplishments.
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The Reason Verizon Is Surprising Some Subscribers With A Free Phone
Verizon is about to give thousands of consumers a brand new phone for free, courtesy of their persistence in remaining connected to the carrier's old network.
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Amazon Prime Serves Up A Year Of Grubhub+: Here's How To Claim It
Amazon's Prime service has seen fit to give Grubhub an entry point into your life with a free year of Grubhub+, followed by a monthly fee.
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Your Lock Screen Is No Longer Safe
Phone lock screens are a great place to see your upcoming events and favorite photos, but going forward they may include advertisements and videos.
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Samsung's Foldable Phones Could Get Much Cheaper In The Near Future
Samsung's Galaxy Z foldable smartphones come with huge price tags, but they may soon be joined by more affordable options, potentially overhauling the market.
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The Chinese Government Claims That Its AI Can Read Minds
Reports indicate China has again leveraged technology for dystopian purposes, this time allegedly using artificial intelligence to gauge party loyalty.
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2021 Mazda3 Gallery
The Mazda3 may be the automaker's smallest car, but that doesn't mean it's missing out on the driving dynamics for which the automaker is known.
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This Electric Car Starts At Only $18,500, But You Only Get Three Wheels
A Canadian startup is betting on city dwellers realizing that they don't need a large SUV for their daily commute, nor the price tag of high-end EVs.
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