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Technology By Rob Rich October 18th, 2022

Apple Has Another New Dongle You Don't Want But Might Need

As expected, Apple has introduced its newest iPad model, one that brings some key hardware upgrades. Unfortunately, it also means you'll need a new dongle.

TVs and Streaming By Dave McQuilling October 18th, 2022

Upgraded Apple TV 4K Unveiled With A15 Bionic Under The Hood

Apple has unveiled its latest Apple TV 4K model and tvOS 16, promising new features and capabilities thanks to upgraded hardware and a Siri voice remote.

Android By Jam Kotenko October 18th, 2022

The Best Podcast App Alternatives For Android

A great podcast is often paired with an even better app for mobile listening, and on Android, there are several options to listen to your favorite shows.

Tablets By Rahul Srinivas October 18th, 2022

Apple iPad Redesign Ditches Home Button And Lightning

As expected, Apple has revealed the 10th-generation iPad and it seems the home button is well and truly dead with this latest redesign.

Cars By Kyle Encina October 18th, 2022

Here's How You Can Earn Extra Money By Renting Out Your Car

Car sharing has quickly become an easy way for vehicle owners to get some extra cash from rentals, without the hassle or risk of starting a business.

Cars By Alex Hevesy October 18th, 2022

The Unexpected Car Stars Of The First 'Halloween' Movie

1978's "Halloween" is a cultural touchstone in the slasher genre. There were many reasons for its success, not least of which were the characters' cars.

Electric Vehicles By Dave McQuilling October 18th, 2022

Apple Reveals M2-Powered iPad Pro With Apple Pencil Hover And 5G

Apple just revealed a pair of new iPad devices with M2 chips inside and new features like Apple Pencil gen 2 connectivity and 5G.

Motorola's rollable phone concept in hand

Smartphones By Rahul Srinivas October 18th, 2022

Here's Our First Look At Motorola's Rollable Smartphone Prototype

During Lenovo Tech World '22, Motorola showcased a prototype for its rollable smartphone, which can fold down to 4 inches. Take a look at the wild new design.

Lamborghini Urus Performante drifting on a dirt track

SUVs and Crossovers By Michael Teo Van Runkle October 18th, 2022

2023 Lamborghini Urus Performante First Drive: Dirt Drifting In The Gnarlier Super SUV

Fiercer, stiffer, and even more expensive, the Urus Performante might not be your first pick for a rally course, but this super SUV loves going sideways.

Cars By Alvin Reyes October 18th, 2022

The 5 Greatest Features Of The Original Aston Martin Lagonda

Aston Martin's resurgence in the '70s was marked by the Lagonda, a luxury car that sported a space-age interior. Here are the Lagonda's five best features.

Electric Vehicles By Cameron Aubernon October 18th, 2022

2023 Honda CR-V Hybrid First Drive: A Rugged, More Capable Hybrid For The Everyday

Honda's best-selling crossover gets an electric upgrade, with the new CR-V Hybrid promising a bump in economy plus a tow rating for the first time.

Cars By Chris Davies October 18th, 2022

This Is Rolls-Royce Spectre, An Electric Car Like No Other

Rolls-Royce promised something special from its first EV, and the Spectre certainly delivers. The model is neither short on power nor hyperbole.

Gaming By Keyede Erinfolami October 18th, 2022

Today's Wordle Answer #486 - October 18, 2022 Solution And Hints

Today's Wordle borrows one of the least-used letters in English, but if you need hints or are struggling, we have plenty of hints for Wordle 486.

Smartphones By Matt Salter October 18th, 2022

Can Your Google Pixel Get A Virus From Chrome? Here's What We Know

The Pixel 7 smartphones come with a strong focus on security, but that doesn't mean they're impervious. Here's what you should know about viruses on Pixel.

Cars By Chris Davies October 18th, 2022

Cadillac Celestiq First Look: A Super-Luxury $300k Electric Car Built Just For You

The Cadillac Celestiq is made to be the pinnacle of luxury in a bespoke $300k electric vehicle, the likes of which is exclusive to an extreme degree.

Internet By Matt Salter October 18th, 2022

The Metaverse Was Around Way Before You Realized

The metaverse as conceived by Meta hasn't drummed up the excitement the company had hoped for, but it may be able to improve things by playing some hit games.

Internet By Matt Salter October 17th, 2022

Why There's A Rush To Build A Social Media Platform On The Blockchain

Social media companies often encounter security issues when it comes to user information. Blockchain could constitute a solution, but it's tricky.

iPhone By Rob Rich October 17th, 2022

What Apple Users Should Do If They Encounter The iPhone 14 'SIM Not Supported' Bug

It seems the iPhone 14 is the subject of another bug, this one with an annoying message — and potentially even more annoying fix — involving the SIM card.

Electric Vehicles By Nadeem Sarwar October 17th, 2022

Netflix Moochers Can Now Transfer Their Profile, Even If They're Kicked Out Of Original Owner's Account

Once upon a time, Netflix condoned sharing passwords. Things have changed quite a bit, and now it is making it easier to keep your profile between accounts.

Cars By Matt Salter October 17th, 2022

The Unfortunate Mazda 6 Design That Attracted Spiders

When it comes to car problems, not many people consider spiders as the source. That was the case for some Mazda owners, though, resulting in two recalls.

Electric Vehicles By James Dolan October 17th, 2022

LaFerrari Or 288GTO: SlashGear Survey Reveals Which Ferrari Model The Most Car Lovers Wish They Could Own

When it comes to supercars, Ferrari is one of the first brands many people think of. We asked hundreds of fans which model they would own if they could buy one.

Internet By James Dolan October 17th, 2022

The Fascinating True Story Behind The Failure Of Google Glass

In 2013, Google attempted to jump into smart wearables early with Google Glass — smart glasses mired by privacy concerns, scandal, and controversy.

Electric Vehicles By S.G. Howe October 17th, 2022

LEGO Bricktales Review: Not A Top Favorite, But Good For A Rainy Weekend

LEGO Bricktales is a game that takes the LEGO universe out a whole new door -- or an old door, depending on how you look at the situation.

Gaming By Rob Rich October 17th, 2022

Analogue Gives Big Pocket Shipping Update, Announces Final Runs Of Mega Sg And Super Nt

Retro gaming isn't back so much as it never really left, which is at least partially why the Analogue Pocket has been drawing so much attention.

Electric Vehicles By Keyede Erinfolami October 17th, 2022

How To Block Cookie Banners On Every Website

If you are not a fan of cookie banners, there are a couple options worth exploring to prevent them from showing or lifting your data.

Technology By Dave McQuilling October 17th, 2022

Kanye West Is Buying Parler (Yes, Really)

Kanye West is buying his own social media site after being banned from several platforms following a series of controversial and racist comments.

iPhone By Rahul Srinivas October 17th, 2022

Unopened 2007 iPhone Nabs A Hefty Sum At Auction

How much would someone spend for a first-generation iPhone not only in pristine condition but still swaddled in an unopened box? You may be surprised.

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