Tesla's New Charger Is A Big Deal For Every EV Owner - Here's Why
Tesla's Supercharger pilot program is opening up even more of its charging terminals to other EVs, allowing non-Tesla vehicles to utilize its charging network.
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How Much A Subraru Brat Is Worth Today Might Surprise You
Subaru underwent an experiment in the late-'70s to create an uncategorized utility vehicle, blending a car and a truck - and today, it's worth a solid bit.
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Sylvox Pool Pro Outdoor TV Review: 55-Inches Of Netflix And Chilly
Imagine having a 55-inch high-definition TV that'd let you watch your favorite movie while you sit in a snowbank. This Sylvox outdoor TV lets you do just that.
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2023 Porsche 911 GT3 RS First Drive: Because Racecar Is Just The Beginning
More aero, more power, more focus: the 992 Porsche 911 GT3 RS is a road-legal racecar, but its greatest gift is how it delivers confidence as well as speed.
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The 12 Biggest Failures In Android History
Since the dawn of Android, we've seen some really memorable devices -- some were great successes while others failed so spectacularly, they became infamous.
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T-Mobile 5G Is About To Get Even Faster, But You'll Need This Phone First
T-Mobile's 5G service is getting a boost to its data speeds on a trial basis, beginning specifically with this flagship Android phone, and expanding later.
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Samsung Is Already Working On A Mixed-Reality Plan To Take On Apple
While rumors of Apple's attempt at mixed reality continue to swirl, Samsung is seemingly not worried, because the Android manufacturer has its own plan.
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Sony's 2023 BRAVIA XR TVs Have A Special Treat For PS5 Gamers
Sony's 2023 BRAVIA XR TV range includes both OLED and Mini LED options, and PlayStation 5 gamers could find it's a good reason to upgrade.
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Tesla Model Y Refresh 'Juniper' Leaks As Elon Musk's Latest Project
Elon Musk's cars are known for receiving regular OTA feature updates, but Tesla is reportedly planning a more comprehensive refresh for its electric crossover.
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12 Banned Cars And How Much They're Actually Worth Today
Not every vehicle makes it Stateside, which is a bummer for collectors. When it comes to these 12 banned cars, here's how much they're actually worth today.
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Today's Wordle Answer #620 - March 1, 2023 Solution And Hints
Has the Wordle puzzle for March 1, 2023, got you lost in the woods? Don't worry, we'll tell you how to spot the answer in its natural habitat.
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How To Pick The Best Smart Lock For Your Home
Smart locks have been made more sophisticated, offering features like voice control, remote access, and integration with other smart home devices.
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This Nazi Aircraft Designed For Bombing New York Was Also A Space Shuttle
The "Silbervogel" was a "suborbital rocketship" that could make it over the Atlantic Ocean and drop bombs on a target anywhere in the United States.
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Meta AR Glasses And Companion Neural Interface Watch Details Leak With Roadmap
Meta's alleged wearables roadmap for the next several years has leaked, and it includes a true pair of AR smart glasses alongside a unique type of watch.
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This Was The First Honda Civic To Receive The Type-R Badge
The first ever Honda Civic Type-R model arrived at Japanese dealerships on August 22, 1997. It came stateside in 2017
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These US-Made EVs Could Soon Be Delivering Your Mail
The U.S. Postal Service plans to switch to a modern EV mail delivery fleet. One popular automaker has been given a contract to help make it happen.
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Here's How Scientists Plan To Build Next-Gen Supercomputers With Real Brain Cells
For years, scientists have been studying the human brain to achieve the next computing breakthrough. Could clusters of lab-grown brain cells be key?
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Future Ford EVs May Drive Themselves Back To The Dealership If You Miss A Payment
Ford has filed a patent application for various smart vehicle technologies that would punish owners who fail to make their car payments on time.
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Scientists May Have Figured Out How To Find Wormholes (If They Exist)
Scientists have found that existing techniques can be used to hunt for wormholes if they exist, but be warned: things are about to get even more warped.
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10 Ways Technology Is Transforming The US Military
Technology is affecting our lives every day, but this is even more prevalent in our military. Here are some ways that it is helping our fighting men and women.
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How To Use Bluetooth Controllers With The Nintendo Switch While In Airplane Mode
If you turn on the Nintendo Switch's Airplane Mode, you still have the ability to use Bluetooth connectivity. Here's how to enable both features.
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Here's Why You Might Want To Reboot Your Router
Restarting your router is about more than just a fast connection for streaming Netflix. It can also protect you from being hacked.
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Rivian R1S Max Pack Promises 7 Seats And Estimated 390 Mile Range
A new performance pack has just been announced for one of the world's best off-road electric SUVs, the Rivian R1S. Here's what we know so far.
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Tecno's Phantom V Fold Smartphone Shows That Little Brands Can Hit Big Too
Samsung gets most of the attention when it comes to foldable phones, but a little-known Chinese brand has surprised everyone with a Fold 4 competitor.
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15 Most Frustrating Apple Watch Issues (And How To Fix Them)
Your Apple Watch is a great accessory for your iPhone, but when it stops working, it can be frustrating. Here are some ways to fix your ailing smartwatch.
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Easy Ways To Check If A Game Is Xbox Series X And S Optimized
Some Xbox games are optimized for the Series X|S consoles. There are a couple of easy ways to determine which ones can take advantage of the latest hardware.
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The Super Mario Bros. Movie Just Had Its Release Date Bumped Up
"The Super Mario Bros. Movie" now has a brand new release date, and instead of being delayed, it's set to launch sooner. Perhaps Nintendo found a warp pipe.
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