Photo Cutout Feature On iOS 16: How To Cut And Paste Images
The Photo Cutout feature in iOS 16 is a very slick and easy way to separate the subject of a photo from its background, but how exactly do you use it?
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Today's Wordle Answer #651 - April 1, 2023 Solution And Hints
If you've kept your Wordle streak alive throughout the month, there's some pressure to keep it going so we have some hints and the final solution for you.
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12 Classic American Cars That Are A Total Waste Of Money
America has a long history of cars and SUVs that are still amazing, even to this day. Then there are the cars on this list which are better left to history.
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Here's How Rinspeed Made A James Bond Car Into A Reality
While James Bond's submarine car was merely fiction, it did inspire a real-life car that could travel on roads and underwater. Meet Rinspeed's sQuba.
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How To Use Cinematic Mode To Turn PS VR2 Into A PS5 Display
The PlayStation VR2 has more uses beyond playing games in VR. Here's how to set up cinematic mode to play games and watch videos using the headset as a display.
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The Fastest Car In The Mercedes-Benz Line-Up Might Surprise You
If you don't count Mercedes-Benz's souped-up, limited edition million-dollar hypercars, the fastest car in the company's lineup is surprising.
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The French Maritime Patrol Plane Capable Of Flying For 18 Hours
So valuable was the Bréguet Br 1150 Atlantic that the NATO armaments committee selected it over 30 other options.
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Why The Corvette C4 Is The Best Value In Chevrolet's Pony Stable
For the fourth-generation Corvette, or the C4, you get a lot for your money if you get your hands on a well preserved one.
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Can You Be Logged Into Snapchat On Two Devices?
By all appearances, Snapchat's policy is still to limit a single account to be logged in on one device at a time.
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The 5 Best Special Edition Nissan GT-Rs Ever Made
A book can be written on the history of Nissan's GT-R family, but five special models in particular left a noteworthy mark on the auto industry.
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The Strange Name Of Your Favorite Search Engine Before It Was Google
The 90s ushered in the Internet, and it was during these early years of the World Wide Web where Larry Page and Sergey Brin enter the picture.
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5 Of The Coolest 3-Wheel Vehicles You Can Actually Drive On The Street
Do you like the idea of owning a motorcycle but don't feel comfortable with only two wheels? These three-wheelers are a great alternative for street riding.
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Why The 2023 Hyundai Kona Is Among The Least Reliable Electric Cars You Can Buy
Despite Hyundai's recent successes in electric vehicles, the 2023 Hyundai Kona is receiving some of the worst reliability scores possible. Here's why.
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Why You Shouldn't Put Your Google Home Or Nest Devices In These Places
Your Google Home or Google Nest speaker can be a great addition to your smart home, but you need to put some thought into where you keep these devices.
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The Experimental Honda Business Jet With A Strange Turbofan Design
With its over-the-wing engines, the existing HondaJet isn't the most conventionally-shaped private jet around, but it isn't nearly as outlandish as the MH02.
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The 5 Greatest McLaren Racing Liveries, Ranked
McLaren is one of the storied names in F1 racing, and as such its cars have had gorgeous liveries adorning their vehicles. Here are some of our favorites.
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The White House Doesn't Want To Pay Elon Musk For Twitter Blue Either
Many organizations may be unwilling to pay Twitter $1,000 to get verification in the form of check marks.
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iPhone 15's Potential Charging Limits May Bring Trouble For Apple
The EU is not happy with the idea that Apple may limit charging and data speed in iPhones using USB-C going forward. We have all the details.
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Is ChatGPT Plus Worth The Price?
For $20 per month, you can buy access to ChatGPT Plus, but is ChatGPT Plus actually worth the money?
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Hyundai And KIA To Offer Free Steering Wheel Locks To Combat Viral TikTok Thefts
Hyundai and Kia are both fighting back against the viral TikTok Kia Boys videos in which cars are stolen and destroyed with free steering wheel locks.
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Twitter Pulls Back The Curtain On Its Recommendation Algorithm
Twitter's recommendation algorithm is now on GitHub, so you can see what makes tweets pop up in your For You Tab on the social network. We have all the details.
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This New EV Tax Rule Could Cost Some Buyers Thousands In Credits
The IRS is rolling out a new set of restrictions as to what cars will qualify for the EV tax credit. It's not great news. We have all the details.
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Audeze Maxwell Review: Wireless Gaming Headset Delivers A Very Nice Surprise
The Audeze Maxwell wireless gaming headset delivers sound quality and features that make it just as good as its maker claims -- but is it worth the cash?
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How To Unsend An Email In Microsoft Outlook
It's easy to mistakenly add a name to an email or forget to add somebody who needs to recieve the contents of your message, Outlook has a feature to fix that.
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Nothing Ear (2) Review: Nothing Good Here
Nothing Ear (2) delivers a surprisingly disappointing set of earbuds in a package that's nearly identical to its predecessor. What went wrong here?
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GM's CarPlay And Android Auto Decision Is Flirting With Dashboard Disaster
GM announced today that it will be phasing out Apple's CarPlay and Android Auto in its EVs, and that may not provide the experience GM is hoping for.
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GM's EVs Are Ditching Apple CarPlay And Android Auto: Here's Why
GM's future electric vehicles may be adding range and driver-assistance tech, but smartphone users are going to find some familiar features unexpectedly absent.
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