Apple Releases iOS 15.4.1 Update To Fix Battery Drain Issue On iPhones, iPads
Apple's big iOS 15.4 update brought a bunch of new features, as well as one problem: rapid battery drain. Now the company's back with a new update to fix it.
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Bioarchaeologists May Have Just Discovered The Oldest Skull Surgery In North America
Even by modern standards, performing skull surgery on a living person is a complicated procedure, which is why ancient surgeries are so fascinating.
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YouTube Reveals Exciting Feature For iPhone And iPad
YouTube has rolled out picture-in-picture support for Apple users, but don't get too excited. The new mode is limited to YouTube TV subscribers.
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E3 2022 Officially Canceled: Everything You Need To Know
It's official: E3 2022 has been canceled. The ESA has provided a statement on the matter, promising to make up for the change with an explosive 2023 event.
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Times Technology Went Straight Up Evil
Technology is meant to make our lives easier, and most of the time it does. But there have been instances when technology doesn't go as planned.
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An Xbox Game Pass Family Plan Might Be On The Way
A new leak claims Microsoft is preparing to update its Xbox Game Pass subscription with a new plan for family and friends to share. Here's what we know so far.
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BMW's Best-Selling 3 Series Is Now An EV - But There's A Catch
BMW unveiled specs for its forthcoming i3 eDrive35L, and the vehicle looks immaculate. But it could be a while before you get your hands on one.
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How Wyze Just Torpedoed Its Own Security Reputation
Wyze made a name for itself by launching ultra-cheap security cameras, but now an old, unresolved security issue related to them may be its downfall.
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Here's What Causes Aphasia - A Neurological Condition
Aphasia is a neurological condition that affects communication.
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FedEx Inks A Drone Deal To Speed Your Deliveries Through The Sky
What has long been a part of sci-fi books and movies is coming to real life in the near future. Autonomous drones begin testing by FedEx next year.
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GoPro's New HERO10 Black Creator Edition Hides The Real Magic In The Handle
The company known for its wearable cameras has unveiled a new product and is offering it in an attractive bundle.
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The Big Problem Reddit Has With Samsung's Exynos S22
One frustrated Galaxy S22 didn't hold back when detailing their gripes on Reddit.
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This Apple Studio Display Teardown Raises A Fascinating Question
Take a look at this video that exposes the inner workings of Apple's flashy new monitor.
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What Makes The Temperatures In Antartica Right Now So Concerning
Scientists have been perplexed by the alarming temperature fluctuations at Earth's southernmost continent.
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Inside The Struggles That Could Have Been The End For Tesla
Elon Musk recounts the two times Tesla was on the verge of bankruptcy before rising up to be one of the most successful car companies in the world.
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Why Steam Compatibility In Your Tesla Isn't That Far Fetched
You've probably heard about Tesla Arcade, but what about Steam support? It looks like Valve's platform will launch in these EVs, at least if Musk has his way.
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How Intel Is Working To Support Bitcoin Mining
Intel chips remain the bedrock CPU solution in the PC industry. Now the company has set its sights on crypto mining, and that's a pretty big deal.
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Facebook Paid GOP Firm To Campaign Against TikTok
A new report claims Facebook's parent company Meta paid a GOP consulting firm to praise it in the media while also attacking competitor TikTok.
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The Upcoming OnePlus 10R Might Just Be A Rebranded Realme Phone
The anticipated OnePlus 10R smartphone may have made its first appearance in a series of high-quality renders, and they're joined by some alleged specs.
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Dyson Zone Air-Purifying Headphones: Here's How It Works
Have you ever wanted to own headphones that cover your nose and mouth for air-filtering purposes? No? Well, Dyson apparently thinks some people do.
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How This NASA Astronaut Just Broke A Record With Russian Cosmonauts
Astronaut Mark Vande Hei recently returned to Earth from the ISS, and while such events are typically routine, that certainly wasn't the case this time around.
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Apple Watch Users Report Charging Issues After Latest WatchOS Update
One of the major Apple Watch Series 7 features is fast charging support, but it looks like a recently issued software update has left it broken.
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Why The FDA Just Authorized A Fourth Dose Of The COVID-19 Vaccine
The FDA has authorized a second COVID-19 booster shot for certain people despite the controversy surrounding it. Here's why the agency says it's important.
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Game Of Thrones Prequel House Of The Dragon Premiere Set For August
HBO is bringing the fire-breathing dragons, white-haired royals, and fierce politics from the "Game of Thrones" universe back to the small screen in August.
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These Are The 'Free' Games Hitting Amazon Prime In April 2022
Amazon has revealed the eight games that it'll make available for free to Prime subscribers in April, though you'll need a gaming PC to play them.
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Hackers Steal $600 Million In One Of The Biggest Crypto Heists To Date
In what is being hailed as one of the biggest crypto hacks of all time, an unknown hacker managed to steal assets worth more than $600 million.
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Activision Blizzard Just Settled Its Federal Harassment Lawsuit
Activision Blizzard's $18 million settlement of the federal sexual harassment lawsuit with the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has been approved.
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