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Technology By Matt Salter July 19th, 2023

Whatever Happened To NerdiT Now After Shark Tank?

NerdiT Now appeared on Shark Tank looking for investors to increase its operations. Learn what happened after that episode and where the company is today.

Gaming By Daniel Trock July 19th, 2023

Blizzard PC Games Are Coming To Steam, With Overwatch 2 First On Deck

Alongside the inaugural 'Overwatch 2,' Blizzard is preparing to add a "selection" of its games to Steam after years of hesitance with its own Battle.net.

Android By Nadeem Sarwar July 19th, 2023

Android's Nearby Share For Windows Is Now Available To All

Following a short beta period, Google has announced that Nearby Share is now widely available on Windows, making it easy to receive files from Android.

Android By Nicholas Wilson July 19th, 2023

Why Google Chrome Keeps Crashing On Android (And How To Fix It)

Having trouble with Google's Chrome browser on your Android phone or tablet? We've got a few tips to try that might just get it working again.

Electric Vehicles By Rahul Srinivas July 19th, 2023

Nissan Is The Latest Car Maker To Adopt Tesla's NACS Charger

Nissan has joined the growing list of companies that have vowed to adopt Tesla's NACS, making it the first Japanese automaker to announce such plans.

Entertainment By Nicholas Wilson July 19th, 2023

Facebook's Big Bet On AR Smart Glasses Displays May Have Backfired

While Meta has seen success in the VR field, it looks like their attempts at AR glasses might be in big trouble. Can Apple take advantage of the setback?

Internet By Nadeem Sarwar July 19th, 2023

Apple Is Building Its Own AI Chatbots To Take On Google And Microsoft

As previously rumored, Apple has its own AI chatbot in development and in use internally, though it's unclear when the AI technology is consumer-bound.

Electric Vehicles By Andy Zahn July 19th, 2023

Neurosync C-Infinity Review: An Effective Fix For VR's Greatest Weakness

Neurosync C-infinity is a VR accessory that might very well be the cure for virtual reality's biggest shortcoming, at long last.

TVs and Streaming By Nadeem Sarwar July 19th, 2023

Netflix's Basic Ad-Free Plan Is Dead In The US

The 'Basic' subscription tier for Netflix is going away soon for U.S. and U.K. customers, but there is still a way to affordably subscribe and watch Netflix.

Electric Vehicles By Chris Davies July 19th, 2023

Beats Studio Pro Review: Out From Apple's Shadow

The Beats Studio Pro take their headphones game up a notch, stepping away from Apple just enough to be able to draw in connected devices of many sorts.

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Cars By Steven Ewing July 19th, 2023

2023 Subaru WRX By Prodrive First Drive: The Coulda-Woulda-Shoulda STI

We still haven't forgiven Subaru for retiring the STI, but perhaps tuning experts Prodrive could deliver the next best thing.

Electric Vehicles By Eric Boman July 19th, 2023

The Reason Why EV Lithium Batteries Don't Last Forever

An EV's lithium battery will likely outlast most other vehicle parts. Yet, even with nearly constant technological advancements, they still don't last forever.

Audio By Jam Kotenko July 19th, 2023

How To Change The Name Of Your Apple AirPods

When you buy and register an Apple device, it automatically names it using the first name you used when you registered for an Apple ID, but that can be changed.

Entertainment By Barnaby Britton July 19th, 2023

Kindle Unlimited Membership Explained: Is It Worth It?

Amazon offers Kindle Unlimited for the book lovers among us, but the service isn't bundled with a Prime subscription. Is it really worth paying extra for it?

Cars By Rahul Srinivas July 18th, 2023

These Early Cybertruck Concepts Prove Just How Radical The Final Design Is

The Cybertruck sports a design unlike any other, giving it a unique place on the market, but early concepts reveal that it wasn't always so angular.

Internet By Nadeem Sarwar July 18th, 2023

First Major Meta Threads Update Is Here With Some Sorely Needed Features

Meta's Twitter competitor Threads is still pretty basic, but the team has been scrambling to add new features, and now some have arrived for iPhone users.

Internet By Jack Picone July 18th, 2023

Forget Character Limits, Twitter May Soon Let You Publish Entire Books

Twitter was launched as a platform where each post had a very low character limit. Now it's testing a feature that will get rid of that limit entirely.

Electric Vehicles By Sarah Chaney July 18th, 2023

8 Of The Most Fuel Efficient Hybrid SUVs Ranked

SUVs are notorious gas guzzlers, but these hybrid models boost fuel efficiency without sacrificing performance or interior comfort.

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Technology By Nathan P. Gibson July 18th, 2023

All The Hidden Details Of Vladimir Putin's 'Ghost Train'

Vladimir Putin has been known to travel across Russia in a clandestine armored train for years. Here is everything we know about the 'Ghost Train.'

Electric Vehicles By Michael Teo Van Runkle July 18th, 2023

2023 Lucid Air Pure First Drive: The Cheaper The Better

Lucid's most affordable Air may also be its most appealing. Pure trim cuts some of the electric excess to find a new fight in the heart of the luxury segment.

News By Nicholas Wilson July 18th, 2023

Bing Chat AI Gets Image-Based Visual Search

Microsoft wants AI to be a staple in the workplace.

Technology By Nicholas Wilson July 18th, 2023

The Apple Of E-Bikes Has Just Gone Bankrupt And We Can't Say We're Surprised

VanMoof is now officially bankrupt, which jeopardizes the company's future, and those in charge are exploring a path forward.

Electric Vehicles By Nadeem Sarwar July 18th, 2023

NHTSA Opens Another Investigation Into Tesla Autopilot

Tesla is once again under scrutiny by the NHTSA for another fatal crash from a few years ago, citing issues with Tesla's controversial self-driving tech.

Science By Brandon Shoaff July 18th, 2023

Here's What A Nuclear Bomb Actually Sounds Like

While nuclear weapons exist but aren't used, many may wonder what they actually sound like - though their mushroom cloud looks are unmistakeable.

Cars By Justin Owen July 18th, 2023

10 Classic Muscle Cars We'd Gladly Choose As A Daily Driver Over A New Hellcat

The muscle car is among the most desirable of vehicles, and there's no need to spend top-dollar on a new Hellcat in order to scratch that itch.

Electric Vehicles By Alex Hevesy July 18th, 2023

Electrify America EV Fast Charge Pricing Is About To Get Much More Confusing

The pricing structure of Electrify America is shifting toward a per-station system, rather than a nationwide guideline, making charging all the more confusing.

Technology By Nadeem Sarwar July 18th, 2023

The New Badge Gadget-Shoppers Need To Look Out For

The U.S. government is taking steps to standardize cybersecurity standards. Electronics will feature a badge certifying that it passes the standard.

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