How To Fix A Mac That Won't Connect To WiFi
Before you go digging through your Mac's menus and system files, don't panic, a dropped Wi-Fi connection doesn't mean something's gone wrong.
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Mirage G: The Impressive Turbofan Aircraft With Moving Wings
This French jet with adjustable wingspan was a turbofan-powered aircraft that never made it to production, but was still capable of breaking speed records.
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The Last Of The Gunfighters: The Crusader Fighter Jet And Its Role In The Vietnam War
The Vought F-8 Crusader was the last offensive fighter jet to use machine guns as its primary armament when it was delivered to the U.S. Navy.
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This Odd Smartphone From 2016 Has One Feature Your New Phone Definitely Doesn't Have
In 2016, though integrated thermal imaging tech was available on various handheld devices, Cat was the first to embed it on a phone.
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Linus Tech Tips Is The Latest YouTube Channel Getting Elon Musk Bombed By Crypto Scammers
Among other high-subscriber YouTube channels being taken over by crypto scammers, Linus Tech Tips is the latest victim of the YouTube channel hacking spree.
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Split Screen On Mac: How To Use Two Apps Side By Side
Using split-screen on Mac is excellent for productivity and it doesn't require buying, connecting, and finding room for a secondary display.
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The Founder Of Pebble Wants To Create A New Practical And Compact Android Phone
If you're a diehard Android fan but envy the iPhone mini, you may soon have a one-of-a-kind option that packs respectable hardware into a small package.
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Lab-Grown Meat Passes First Hurdle On Path To Regulatory Approval
The FDA recently completed a pre-market consultation with Upside Foods, which developed a cultured chicken cell food product. Here's why it matters.
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Nothing Ear (2) Are A Second Attempt At ANC Earbuds
Nothing releases a modest upgrade with the Nothing Ear (2) earbuds, featuring adaptive ANC and a low latency mode, complemented by a price increase.
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10 Memorable Android Devices From Brands That Abandoned Android
The past decade has been tumultuous for brands that use Google's mobile OS -- here are 10 memorable devices made by brands that have since left Android behind.
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Opera Rolls Out Support For ChatGPT, ChatSonic, And AI Prompts
Weeks after Norwegian technology firm Opera announced a collaboration with OpenAI, they have started rolling out AI-powered features on their browser.
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10 Wired Earbuds That Are Actually Worth The Money
What goes around comes back around, and it seems that the era of wired earbuds has come back. Here are 10 wired earbuds that are actually worth the money.
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What Happens To Your Nest Camera When The Power Goes Out?
A Nest camera is a great way to feel secure in your home or business, but if it loses power, getting it back online can be complicated.
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The All-Weather Attack Bomber That Served In Vietnam's Harshest Conditions
Entering service in 1962, the Grumman A-6 Intruder was made to fly at night, in bad weather, and more. Here's what made the ugly plane so special.
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Microsoft Brings DALL-E To New AI-Powered Bing
Microsoft has released Bing Image Creator in partnership with OpenAI. It compliments the company's previously released Bing Chat, powered by OpenAI's GPT-4.
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You Can Test Google's Bard AI Rival To ChatGPT Now: Here's How
Google's answer to OpenAI's groundbreaking AI program ChatGPT is finally available to some users. Here's how you can sign up and start using Bard.
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Adobe Launches 'Firefly,' Its Very Own AI Image Generator
Adobe has introduced its new generative AI Model known as 'Firefly,' upping its game with image generation based on ethical image training and variety.
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Apple's Decision To Cancel The iPhone Mini Vindicated By New Report
Apple's compact variation of its iPhone lineup was cancelled in 2022, but a new report indicates that decision may have been justified based on sales.
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ZimaBoard 832 Review: A Versatile But Expensive Single-Board Solution
The ZimaBoard 832 is a single-board "hackable" server made for makers -- it can be used for all manner of creative projects, but is it worth the cash?
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Jabra Elite 4 Wireless Earbuds Pick Up ANC And Bluetooth Multipoint
The Jabra Elite 4 earbuds joins the pack of excellent wireless earbuds that provide premium features at a not-so-premium price, including ANC and multipoint.
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Mind Control Tech Is Here, And Military Has Already Tested It On Robots
Researchers in Australia are working with the nation's army to develop and test a wearable that lets soldiers control robots simply by thinking.
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How To Repurpose An Old Amazon Fire Tablet Into A Smart Hub For Your Home
Perhaps you have a number of smart devices in your home, but no singular place from which to control them. That's where an old Fire Tablet can help.
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The 5 Best Privacy Apps For Your Android Phone
If you're on an Android phone, you might be wondering what you can do to help lock down your privacy. We have a list of our favorite apps to help you out.
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ChatGPT Servers Go Down Again, New User Signups Suspended
OpenAI's wildly popular and seemingly magical ChatGPT chatbot service is currently down for many users, including those who paid for premium access.
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Amazon Is Laying Off Another 9,000 Workers
Amazon plans to lay off thousands of additional workers as big tech companies continue to reconcile with market turmoil and future uncertainty.
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Xbox Sets Sights On Apple And Google With Upcoming Mobile Gaming Store Launch
Xbox is pushing more fervently into the mobile gaming space as it plans to launch its own storefront, under the assumption that Google and Apple are reigned in.
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10 Best Portable CD Players You Can Buy Today
While streaming solutions are the default choices of many of us, there's still something to be said for the portable CD player. Here are some of our favorites.
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