VW's New Beetle Successor Sounds Like A Great Deal (Unless You Live In The US)
Volkswagen has announced a new Beetle successor, but this time around it will be all-electric. And it sounds like a great deal, unless you live in the U.S.
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Apple's 2025 Mac Studio Pairs New M3 Ultra With Thunderbolt 5 And A Memory Boost
Apple has announced the new Mac Studio, featuring a new M3 Ultra chip, Thunderbolt 5, and a memory boost. Here's everything you need to know about the release.
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Volvo ES90 Revealed: A Fast, Long-Range EV— Is This What Volvo Needed All Along?
The Volvo ES90 has been revealed, featuring impressive power and range. The company says it's in a class of its own, but will consumers agree?
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2026 Cadillac Escalade IQL Gets Bigger Interior, Bigger Trunk, Bigger Price
Boasting even more third row space, the 2026 Cadillac Escalade IQL offers more storage and passenger space in its extra-large luxury form factor.
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Tim Cook Teases New MacBook Air: Here's What We Expect
Tim Cook went on X this morning to tease the latest version of the MacBook Air. From what we know, there's enhanced speed in lots of ways coming soon.
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Framework Dives Into Desktops, Building Off Of Its Modular Laptop Experience
Framework has announced that it has entered the world of desktops. Here is everything we know about its new modular computing powerhouse.
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Adobe Finally Brings Photoshop To Mobile (But The Best Features Won't Be Free)
Adobe Photoshop is finally making its way to mobile devices in a pretty substantial way, but the best features are locked behind a subscription.
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Ecosia: Who Owns The Non-Profit Search Engine & How Do They Make Money
Ecosia, the nonprofit search engine that plants trees instead of collecting profit, is growing with its founder and CEO at the helm. How does it make money?
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Does Air Force One Fly With Fighter Jets?
Air Force One carries the world's most powerful person, so how is the plane defended in the air?Does it rely on an escort of powerful fighter jets?
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Ethereum Hackers Just Pulled Off The Biggest Crypto Heist In History: Here's What Happened
There has been another crypto heist and this time, it's the biggest one in history. Here's everything you need to know about the Ethereum theft.
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How Did Dog Tags Get Their Name In The Military? (And Are They Still Used?)
Dog tags are an essential piece of military equipment to identify fallen servicemembers. Here's a brief history of their implementation.
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Volvo ES90 Confirmed As The First All-Electric Sedan We Worried They'd Never Build
It has been confirmed that the Volvo ES90 is coming to market, which is said to be one of the most high-tech Volvos ever. Here's everything we know so far.
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The iPhone 16e Connectivity Upgrades That Might Make iPhone SE Owners Trade-In
While it's being billed as a budget-friendly alternative to the iPhone 16, the upcoming iPhone 16e has new in-house tech from Apple that's worth the upgrade.
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Humane Is Killing Its Disastrous AI Pin: Here's Who Gets Their Money Back
It took less than a year, and Humane's AI Pin is dead. If you paid hundreds of dollars for one, you may not be happy with the news of who gets their money back.
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Kia EV4 Revealed: Here's What We Know
The Kia EV4 has been revealed and while pricing or possible range hasn't been released yet, here's everything we know about the new EV model so far.
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12 Car Innovations You Didn't Realize Chrysler Invented
Despite recent woes, Chrysler once powered Detroit with cutting-edge technology, regularly claiming bragging rights for the newest features and breakthroughs.
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Rolls-Royce Reveals Its Most Powerful Vehicle Ever (And Its Even More Shocking Price)
Rolls-Royce is looking to the past with its beautiful (but very expensive) Black Badge Spectre. At least you get a lot of car for all that money.
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Highway Vs. Freeway: What's The Difference?
The terms are often used interchangeably, but there are differences between a freeway and a highway -- and they're not about whether there's a toll.
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After Facebook, Would You Trust A Meta-Powered Humanoid Robot In Your Home?
Facebook's latest push into AI technology intends to place a humanoid assistant in the home, which is immediately problematic given Meta's past with privacy.
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Tim Cook Teases Apple's Next Reveal, And We've Got A Good Idea Of What It Is
Tim Cook took to X (formerly Twitter) to tease an Apple announcement for next week. He didn't leave many clues, but we have a pretty good idea what to expect.
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Trump's $400m Armored EV Order Could Save Cybertruck (But Is It Really Bulletproof?)
The Cybertruck has seen its fair share of critics, and rumors that the U.S. government would be buying them for operations have ruffled feathers.
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Nissan And Honda Merger Collapses, Exposing Who Needed It Most
Honda and Nissan have been in talks for quite sometime of a potential merge, but it looks like that's not going to happen. Here's what you need to know.
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Android Users Can Finally Download The Apple TV App, And It's All Legit
Android users can catch up on "Severance" and other Apple TV+ originals directly on their phone thanks to Apple's newest app, available now in the Play Store.
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Elon Musk-Led Group Might Buy OpenAI For $97B, Crushing Altman's Plans For ChatGPT
In a surprise move, a group led by Elon Musk has offered billions of dollars to buy OpenAI's non-profit side. Sam Altman has already responded.
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The OM System OM-3's Old-School Style Hides Some All New Modern Features
OM System's upcoming OM-3 camera sports a retro design aesthetic, but has plenty of the modern amenities and features to snap some sharp photographs too.
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AppleCare+ Is Changing For The Worse, And It Could Cost You
AppleCare+ is drastically changing the way in which it delivers its service, and it could cost users a pretty penny. Here's what the changes entail.
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Apple's New Invites App Is Another Nail In Facebook's Coffin
Apple's new app, Invites, is taking away one of Facebook's core appeals. Want to give it a try? Here's everything you need to know before downloading.
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