Elon Musk And Twitter Set A Date For Their Courtroom Showdown
The Honorable Kathaleen St. J. McCormick has announced the start date for the legal trial of Twitter vs Elon Musk over the acquisition of the social network.
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Amazon Drive Is Getting The Axe
If you have been using Amazon Drive to store your files, now would be a good time to make certain you have local space to download everything at once.
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Airstream And REI Teamed Up On A Super-Green Camper With A Cool Solar Power Roof
Airstream and REI have a new camper that aims to be as green as possible, complete with solar panels and Knoll recycled fabrics and laminates
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How Drones Could Be The Key To Eradicating Murder Hornets
So-called murder hornets decimate honeybees, and that's a big problem. Experts are tracking the hornets to find their nests, and they plan to use drones.
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Instagram Is Rethinking Its Unpopular Changes
In light of the recent controversy, Instagram is taking a step back from its plans to overhaul its app in a big way. However, videos are still the future.
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Apple's Q3 2022 Winners And Losers
While the tech industry may be struggling to turn a profit, that same challenge doesn't seem to have been a problem for Apple based on its Q3 results.
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You Won't Find Sony's Logo On This PlayStation-Approved iPhone Game Controller
Backbone is back with another gaming controller designed to hold phones in a Switch-like arrangement. The new model makes it easy to play PS games remotely.
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T-Mobile's Newest 5G Smartphones Are Unexpectedly Affordable
T-Mobile has another pair of self-branded smartphones that will make the everyday average consumer wonder why other phones cost several times as much.
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10 Terrifying War Drones That Give Us Chills
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) have changed the face of warfare, from stealth reconnaissance missions to terrifying strike attacks.
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You're About To Get Far Fewer Warranty Scam Calls
After several years of seemingly unchecked waves of robocalls and phone scams aplenty, the FCC seems to be taking some action, starting with warranty calls.
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Nearly 38% Of People Said This Brand Has The Best Bluetooth Headphones
There's no shortage of headphones brands on the market, though some are more popular than others. While Bose ranked high in our survey, it wasn't the winner.
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iPhone 14 Leak Alleges Camera Lens Quality Issues, But Impact May Be Minimal
Many Apple fans are eagerly awaiting the next-gen iPhone 14 series, but it seems things may not be going entirely smoothly behind closed doors.
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Google Says It'll Crush The Worst Ads On Android
Google has announced a new policy change regarding interstitial ads that will (hopefully) make them less annoying once the change goes into effect.
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Chromebooks Get More Creative With A New Movie Editor And Enhanced Apps
Google has announced some new apps coming to its Chrome OS, ones that will make Chromebooks more useful for getting various types of work done.
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The End Of Instagram Could Be Closer Than You Think
It would be an understatement to say Instagram is braving a tumultuous phase right now, playing catch-up with TikTok and making key changes at a breakneck pace.
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How To Tell If Spyware Is Hiding On Your PC
Though things aren't as bad as they used to be, it's still possible to get spyware on your PC. You don't have to pay a professional to remove it, fortunately.
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Has Your Apple ID Been Hacked? Here's What You Need To Do
An Apple ID is used to access Apple's various services and link devices together. There are steps you can take to recover and protect a compromised account.
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What Happens To A Star After It Gets Spaghettified By A Black Hole?
Spaghettification, a form of gravity pulling, can happen to a star after it moves too close to a black hole.
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Samsung's Next Foldables Look A Little More Like iPhones
Samsung's next Galaxy Z foldable devices are starting to look more like iPhones, so long as we concentrate on one specific design cue on all four sides.
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How To Take Screenshots On Android Auto
Android Auto offers a host of in-car features for Android owners, which includes the ability to take screenshots. Here's a quick guide on how to do it.
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Pixel 7 Front Camera Could Lay The Foundation For A New Security Feature
New details about the Pixel 7 model's front-facing camera have surfaced, and they indicate a long-awaited security feature may finally arrive soon.
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The Privacy Setting You Need To Change On Your New iPad
When you get a brand new iPad, you should do a quick check to make sure the privacy settings aren't letting apps or sites use data you don't want to share.
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Alleged Apple-1 Prototype That Belonged To Steve Jobs Goes Up For Auction
Founded more than 46 years ago on April 1, 1976, Apple had very humble origins. Now a piece of its history is up for auction, and it's worth a small fortune.
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How To Disable Desktop Notifications In Opera GX
The web browser made to make the most of a gaming rig, Opera GX, has the potential to blast users with notifications. Here's how to turn them off.
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Instagram Chief Says That Thing You Hate Is Only Going To Get Worse
Like it or not, Instagram's big changes will continue as the platform increasingly mirrors competitors like Snapchat and TikTok with videos at the center.
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Here's What We Know About The Google Pixel Fold's Cameras
A new set of details are found in Google's latest update to Android, showing what the company may be planning for its first foldable smartphone's cameras.
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Apple Just Removed A Vital AirTag Feature
Apple seems to have changed the way one key AirTags feature works, potentially leaving users a little more in the dark than they were before.
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