Zuckerberg Is Apparently Serious About Fighting Elon Musk In Cage Match
It looks like there's the potential for a billionaire versus billionaire cage match at some point in the future, at least based on some social media posts.
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10 Military Aircraft That Are Way More Dangerous Than They Look
Throughout history, military aircraft have evolved to meet the demands of warfare. But some military aircraft have proven far more dangerous than the rest.
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A Nothing Smartwatch May Be On The Way
Nothing, the company behind transparent earbuds and a unique phone design, may be working on its first smartwatch. Whether it'll reach market is another matter.
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FTC Sues Amazon Over Shady Prime Practices
Amazon finds itself under the microscope of the FTC once more, as the organization files suit for misdirecting customers into Prime subscriptions.
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Marvel's Use Of AI For 'Secret Invasion' Intro Has Fans Furious
The latest Marvel TV show has a bright green intro with lackluster artistic quality - and the reason, it turns out, is because AI is the "artist" responsible.
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Dropbox Now Has Its Own AI, And Universal Search Is Its Thing
Dropbox has opted not to be left out of the AI craze, announcing two upcoming tools you can use to interact with files uploaded to your account.
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Prime Day Returns In July, But Some Sales Have Already Begun
Amazon's annual summer Prime Day event returns this July, bringing with it new Prime invite-only deals, partnered 'Buy With Prime' shops, and more discounts.
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5 Ridiculous PC Cases You'll Want (But Definitely Don't Need)
A computer case can be a fun investment that adds character to your build, but there are some cases out there that you probably should avoid.
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The Controversial Tech Behind The Missing Titanic Submersible
OceanGate Expeditions' lost Titan submersible is capable of traveling to extreme depths, but its design comes with some controversial elements.
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Hacker Claims Tesla Full Self-Driving Has Secret 'Elon Mode'
Known Tesla software hacker GreenTheDay claims to have discovered a hidden Full Self-Driving feature in Tesla EVs called, oddly enough, Elon Mode.
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Why Heat Waves Can Cause Power Outages (And What You Can Do About It)
When the temperatures rise in the summer, power outages can happen. Here's why that is, and what you can do to help your local community beforehand.
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Sennheiser's First OTC Hearing Aids Support Android And iPhone
Sennheiser All-Day Clear, its first over-the-counter hearing aids, can be customized using the Android smartphone or iPhone you carry around daily.
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Latest OnePlus V Fold Leak Gives Us Our Best Look At The Foldable Yet
Recent leaks and renders give us a pretty good idea of what OnePlus's upcoming foldable will look like, and it is striking. Here's what we know.
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5 Android Games Like Fortnite To Check Out In 2023
Though Fortnite has since been removed from the Google Play Store, there are other comparable battle royale titles and shooter games worth trying instead.
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Galaxy Watch 6 Leak Suggests Incoming Price Hike
A recent leak has suggested that Samsung's Galaxy Watch 6, expected to be released later this year, might see a new pricing structure, and not for the better.
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The 10 Oldest Aircraft That Are Still In Service Today
Aircraft have a much longer lifespan than many other vehicles, and some have been in service for a long time. Here are 10 of the longest-flying planes.
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Skyborg: The Drone That Could Revolutionize Air Force Operations
The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory has been concocting new ways to assist in the information-gathering process,
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Hackers Say They'll Leak Reddit Data If API Pricing Changes Aren't Reversed
Reddit's public fight with its own users has a new twist in the form of a hacking group threatening to release stolen data unless Reddit meets its demands.
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How To Scan A QR Code On Android
QR codes are a great way to relay a lot of information in a small space and your Android phone has multiple ways to read them. Here's how to do it.
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Pan Am: Why One Of The Most Iconic Airlines Went Bankrupt
The airline company known as Pan Am's downfall, sadly, was all the more dramatic for its former great success.
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8 Apple Maps Features That Will Change How You Use The App
Apple Maps continues to evolve, and it's more capable now than many users give it credit for. Here are a few Apple Maps features you may have missed.
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Your Old LaserDiscs May Be Worth Some Serious Cash
With the advent of DVDs by the turn of the century, LaserDiscs have since fallen by the wayside, but some still hold value even in today's market.
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What To Do If The Touchpad Isn't Working On Your Laptop
Sometimes laptops can get a little finnicky with the mousepad, but generally speaking, most touchpad issues can be solved with a quick update or refresh.
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Snapchat My AI Vs. ChatGPT: Which AI Chatbot Is Best?
While they're based on the same underlying technology, Snapchat's My AI and ChatGPT are quite different in many ways. We tried to find out which is better.
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Enabling Dark Mode On Any Website: A Step-By-Step Guide For iPhone
While it's easy to enable dark mode on iPhone, websites you visit will not necessarily have one. However, there is a way to make many sites easier on the eyes.
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How To Check Your Screen Time On Android
No matter how important your phone is to you or work, it's never a bad idea to set some sensible limits.
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How To Change The Background On Apple CarPlay Displays
If you're a fan of CarPlay, you might want to customize the background of your car's screen. The options are limited, but we'll show you how to set them up.
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