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Gaming By Gabriel Moss July 22nd, 2022

The Last Of Us Part 1 Deep Dive Shows Off New PS5 Features And Improvements

The game "The Last of Us: Part 1" is back, once again, with new features and graphics that eclipse award-winning earlier iterations.

Cars By Justin Owen July 22nd, 2022

23 Bizarre Vehicles That Celebrities Actually Owned

The rich and famous don't always opt for Ferraris and Lamborghinis. Instead, these well-known people chose more conventional rides.

Smartphones By Rahul Srinivas July 22nd, 2022

Motorola Has A RAZR-Sharp Plan To Spoil Samsung's 2022 Foldable Phone Launch

The next Motorola phone with a foldable display will once again have the classic RAZR brand name. Will it be enough to take on Samsung?

Technology By Monica J. White July 22nd, 2022

Two US Senators Look To Stop Predatory Data Caps

Two U.S. Senators are looking to spearhead an initiative that'd put an end to predatory data caps set by internet service providers across the United States.

Electric Vehicles By Gabriel Moss July 22nd, 2022

2023 Honda Civic Type R Officially Revealed As A Manual-Only Enthusiast's Brawler

Months after it was first teased, Honda has officially revealed the 2023 Civic Type R with a few notable details about its specifications and design.

Cars By Chris Davies July 22nd, 2022

We Tried Mercedes' Self-Driving Electric Car That You Can Buy Today

Like other autonomous vehicle demos we've tested before, Mercedes' DRIVE PILOT starts out disconcerting and then rapidly becomes something you take for granted.

Cars By James Dolan July 22nd, 2022

This Brand Makes The Worst Cars, According To 20% Of People We Polled

Many drivers are very passionate about their favorite cars, and often have strong opinions about which brands they find the most unreliable.

Science By Gabriel Moss July 22nd, 2022

Here's Why Jupiter's Rings Are So Faint Compared To Saturn's

We're all familiar with Saturn's rings, but did you know that Jupiter should have even bigger, more impressive rings? There's just one problem: its moons.

Technology By Dave McQuilling July 22nd, 2022

Nearly 32% Wish This Failed Tech Product Would Make A Comeback

The tech industry can be a brutal place. Inventors pour their hearts and souls into products they believe will change the world, but not all inventions make it.

Android By Nor'Adila Hepburn July 21st, 2022

Why You Need To Turn Your Android's Bluetooth Off When You're Not Using It

Most Android users keep their phone's Bluetooth turned on 24/7, but you may want to reconsider doing that due to the possible security risks.

Gaming By Keyede Erinfolami July 21st, 2022

Today's Wordle Answer #398 - July 22, 2022 Solution And Hints

Wordle is back, and if you thought yesterday's solution was tricky, just wait until you give this one a try. Fortunately, we have some hints for you.

Space By Kayla Dube July 21st, 2022

The Reason Why You're Not Allowed To Have Soda In Space

Soda doesn't handle well in space because of the carbonation, and astronauts can't digest it the way they do on Earth.

Gaming By Nor'Adila Hepburn July 21st, 2022

Minecraft Just Took A Strong Stance On NFTs

NFTs and cryptocurrency have made their way into the gaming industry, and that has naturally drawn the attention of some "Minecraft" creators.

1996 VW Golf Harlequin parked on a European street.

Cars By Eli Shayotovich July 21st, 2022

The Volkswagen Golf Harlequin Is The Strangest VW You Probably Didn't Know Existed

While the Volkswagen Harlequin isn't exactly a clown car, it certainly is reminiscent of a circus with its color combinations.

Technology By Rob Rich July 21st, 2022

The Fun Nothing Phone Easter Egg That Lets You Fiddle With Glyph Lights

There's a secret sequence of actions one must follow in order to activate a feature in the new Nothing Phone (1) that lets you fiddle with the lights.

Electric Vehicles By Mark Cowley July 21st, 2022

12 Cars That Billionaires Really Want As A Daily Driver

Billionaires can have any car they want -- but surprisingly, quite a few of them prefer to keep their daily commuters relatively simple.

Technology By Nadeem Sarwar July 21st, 2022

Telsa Just Made A Head-Turning Decision About Bitcoin

Tesla just made a move with Bitcoin that won't likely warm our current crypto winter whatsoever. But don't worry -- they haven't dumped their doge.

Internet By Rahul Srinivas July 21st, 2022

Google Pixel 6a Goes Up For Pre-Order: How To Snag One

Google has finally launched the Pixel 6a, giving Android users and Pixel fans alike the opportunity to pre-order a mid-range alternative to the Pixel 6 model.

Electric Vehicles By James Dolan July 21st, 2022

Ford Targets 600k EVs Per Year Thanks To New Battery Strategy

It's no secret that Ford has major EV ambitions, and it looks like it's on a solid path to achieving its goals, at least based on its latest announcement.

Cars By Rahul Srinivas July 21st, 2022

Your Future Electric Car May Be Powered By Samsung Batteries

Samsung is reportedly increasing its capacity to create high-capacity batteries that'll work in next-generation electric vehicles.

Trucks By Justin Owen July 21st, 2022

The 10 Best Utility Coupe Car-Trucks Of All Time

You've heard of the Chevrolet El Camino, but did you know about these other "utes," also known as utility coupe car-truck hybrids?

Android By Nadeem Sarwar July 21st, 2022

Android Audio Switching Should Help Juggle Your Gadget Addiction

Android audio switching builds on Fast Pair tech, allowing simple connectivity and switching of audio sources between devices.

Gaming By Kyle Encina July 21st, 2022

The Meaning Behind Nvidia's 'All-Seeing Eye' Logo

Nvidia has become almost synonymous with the term "GPU." And their well-known "all-seeing eye" logo contains a deep metaphor for their rise in success.

TVs and Streaming By Ewdison Then July 21st, 2022

Netflix's Ad-Supported Plan May Not Cover All Available Shows

Netflix has made it clear that it plans to launch an ad-supported streaming tier, but it looks like it may not be able to offer all third-party content on it.

Technology By Ewdison Then July 21st, 2022

Microsoft Is Reminding Windows 8.1 Users That The End Is Nigh

Most PC users are running either Windows 10 or Windows 11, but many are still on version 8.1. Now Microsoft is warning that will change soon, ready or not.

Space By Nadeem Sarwar July 21st, 2022

How Most Americans Feel About NASA's $10 Billion James Webb Telescope Investment

Despite the fractured nature of the political landscape, the majority of Americans agree on one thing: NASA and its various projects are a great investment.

Android By Rahul Srinivas July 20th, 2022

WhatsApp Finally Lets You Transfer Chats Between iOS And Android

WhatsApp users are now able to freely move their chat histories between iPhone and Android devices, making the switch to a new handset less frustrating.

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