How Neil deGrasse Tyson Changed James Cameron's Titanic Forever
Neil deGrasse Tyson's tendency to point out the astrophysics mistakes of major motion pictures scored a real hit when he emailed James Cameron about Titanic.
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New Honda Civic Hybrid Will Replace Insight
Honda announces a set of plans for their next-generation lineup of electric vehicles, including a replacement of the Insight with a set of Civic hybrids.
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The 15 Most Fuel Efficient Cars You Can Buy In 2022
Tremendous strides have been made in terms of fuel efficiency, and these days a gallon of gas will get you further than you might think.
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This Is How To Downgrade From Windows 11 To Windows 10
Windows 11 is out now, and while its public reception is good, certain design changes have proven controversial. Here's how to downgrade to Windows 10.
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Here's Why Hydrogen Cars Were Doomed To Fail
Hydrogen cars sounded like a great idea, but they're hardly around anymore. What happened? It turns out the tech simply isn't as viable as EV alternatives.
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Meta Project Cambria Leak Reveals What The Headset May Look Like
Though we still don't have any official details about Meta's anticipated AR/VR mixed reality headset, new images reportedly show its design.
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This New Google App Helps You Easily Move Data From iOS To Android
A new Google app has appeared for iOS, and it's designed to make switching to Android easier. The only problem? The app appears to be a work in progress.
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Pokemon GO Creator's Next AR Game Is All About Virtual Pets
Niantic, the company best known for its "Pokemon GO" hit, is going to try and launch another AR game, this one seemingly inspired by the Tamagotchi.
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Why Coastal Cities Are In Bigger Danger Than You Thought
New research warns many major coastal cities around the world are sinking faster than expected as sea levels rise and human activities erode coastlines.
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This Slime Robot May Transform Surgeries Forever
Scientists have created a new type of robot that may one day be used in medical settings, but it comes in a unique "slime" form factor that resembles Venom.
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Lotus Eletre SUV: Everything We Know So Far
Lotus took the wraps off its Eletre in March 2022. There will be three different versions of the SUV: Eletre, Eletre S, and Eletre R.
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Apple's Green Update Is A Huge Power Milestone
Apple has some fairly ambitious climate goals (at least for a corporation) and today provided an update on how its green energy initiative is going.
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This Incredible Genesis Concept Car Is A Wild Preview Of EVs To Come
Genesis released an impressive new concept car that could serve as a model for its forthcoming line of electric vehicles, due before 2030.
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Peloton Bikes And Treadmills Are Getting Cheaper — But There's A Catch
Peloton prices are about to change: The cost of a subscription will be going up, while the price for hardware will be reduced, so there's balance.
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The 10 Most Iconic Porsches In Movie History
Porsche and Hollywood have a long and intimate relationship. Here are 10 times Porsches vehicles have been a star of the big screen.
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PlayStation Plus Premium Vs Xbox Game Pass: Which Is The Better Deal?
Sony and Microsoft both offer subscription plans for their respective consoles, but which is the better deal? There are many things to consider when deciding.
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Overwatch 2 Gameplay Trailer Puts New Character On Full Display
Overwatch 2 nears Beta release, but not before we get some character introductions with gameplay videos and details on abilities aplenty.
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Amazon Officially Unwraps Upcoming OnePlus Flagship With 150W Fast Charging
The next OnePlus phone was just revealed by Amazon, while another new OnePlus smartphone sits in the wings, barely confirmed to exist before launch.
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Here's Why Elon Musk Now Wants To Buy Twitter
Elon Musk makes a bid for Twitter and gives a few details about why he wants to own the social network and make it a private company once more.
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Amazon CEO Drops Disappointing News For Crypto Owners
Amazon's CEO suggested in an interview this week that he believes both cryptocurrency and NFTs have a bright future -- but that neither will be on Amazon soon.
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James Webb's MIRI Instrument Reaches Its Chilly Operating Temperature
The James Webb Space Telescope performs another daring operation that could decide its ultimate fate -- and comes through with flying colors.
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The US And Europe Just Seized This Popular Hacker Website
A network of government security agencies has seized one of the world's largest hacker forums in an effort to crack down on digital malfeasance.
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How Hubble Helps Researchers Learn How Supermassive Black Holes Form
Using data from Hubble, researchers were able to shed light on a previously unproven and mysterious period of evolution in the formation of a black hole.
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The Stunning Amount Of Money Moon Dust From The Apollo 11 Mission Just Sold For
A bunch of space dirt just sold at auction for a stunning amount of money in a once-in-a-lifetime sort of sale we won't likely see again soon.
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Onyx Boox Nova Air C Review: The Future Of E-Readers
If you're getting tired of your old Kindle and looking for something a bit more advanced, Onyx may have what you're looking for with the Boox Nova Air C.
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What Is FPGA Gaming?
You've probably heard about retro game emulation and FPGA, but may not realize how they work. Here's everything you need to know about the technology.
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Scientists Decode Entire Human Genome: Why This Matters
The first complete human genome has been sequenced, ushering in a major new milestone more than two decades after a partial human genome was completed.
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