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Technology By Rahul Srinivas January 5th, 2023

The Most Useful Features You Can Try In The New iOS 16.3 Beta Update

Less than a month since Apple completed the rollout of iOS 16.2, the company has started pushing the beta version of iOS 16.3 to some users.

Cars By Alex Kalogiannis January 5th, 2023

2023 Land Rover Defender 130 Vs Defender 110: What's The Major Difference?

Land Rover's Defender range has grown since the iconic SUV made its long-awaited return to the U.S. Here's what sets the new models apart.

Electric Vehicles By Rob Rich January 5th, 2023

Gamevice Flex Review: Almost Effortless

The Gamevice Flex is a controller that attaches to your phone to allow you simple and robust control of games of many sorts -- and it should look familiar.

Android By Adam Doud January 5th, 2023

Snapdragon Satellite Is Android's Souped-Up Answer To Apple's Emergency SOS

Qualcomm has introduced its competitor to Apple's satellite service and it's better in most ways. Whether you'll actually be able to use it is another story.

Cars By Chris Davies January 5th, 2023

Mercedes True Self-Driving Car Tech Is Coming To The US

Unsupervised self-driving tech is finally coming in the U.S. by way of Mercedes-Benz, and its new DRIVE PILOT software that automates highway driving.

Internet By Nadeem Sarwar January 5th, 2023

Twitter's Blue Check System Is Still Messy Enough To Verify A Fake Senator Account

A journalist has once again managed to create a fake account seemingly belonging to Senator Ed Markey that was verified after paying the $8 fee.

Electric Vehicles By Alex Hevesy January 5th, 2023

BMW Recalls Over 14K EVs For Battery Issue That Could Cause Loss Of Power

A recall affecting several BMW models in its EV lineup has been issued, citing that software for battery control could malfunction and cause power loss.

Audio By Quentyn Kennemer January 5th, 2023

Apple Launches New Digital Audiobook Narration Powered By AI

Audiobooks are a great way to enjoy books without reading, but voice acting can be a tenuous and expensive process. Apple is looking to help with AI narration.

Electric Vehicles By Justin Owen January 5th, 2023

Could Your Next Home Be 3D Printed? Everything To Know About The Future Of Construction

3D-printed homes have the potential to reshape residential construction across the United States and the world, if widely embraced.

Technology By Rahul Srinivas January 5th, 2023

Apple Fined $8.5 Million After Breaching Data Protection Act - Here's How They Responded

Despite efforts in spearheading user privacy among its various products, Apple is now under fire for violating French privacy and data protection laws.

Gaming By Nadeem Sarwar January 5th, 2023

Four CES 2023 Gaming Laptops Worth Paying Attention To

CES 2023 has arrived, and with it comes a bunch of new laptops, including some notable portable gaming machines from popular brands Acer, Lenovo, and HP.

Gaming By Nadeem Sarwar January 5th, 2023

Razer Edge 5G Finally Gets A Release Date

Razer's Android-based handheld gaming console finally has a release date for both its Wi-Fi-only and 5G variants, at least for buyers in the U.S.

Electric Vehicles By Julian van der Merwe January 5th, 2023

Now You Can Remote-Control Your Polestar EV By Voice

Polestar is taking the connected features in its Polestar 2 and 3 EVs even further, thanks to Android Automotive and the company's partnership with Google.

Gaming By Quentyn Kennemer January 5th, 2023

Razer's 'Project Carol' Gaming Chair Concept Sports Surround Sound And Haptics In Its Headrest

Razer hit the scene at CES with a new concept called "Project Carol," which is an audio-enabled headrest, adaptable to any gaming chair.

Electric Vehicles By Chris Davies January 5th, 2023

Mercedes Is Building A Supercharger Network Of Its Own, Open To All EVs

Mercedes-Benz has outlined its plans to supplement its 2030 all-EV strategy with its own Supercharger network, starting with thousands of chargers in the U.S.

Technology By Nadeem Sarwar January 5th, 2023

Lumus May Have Cracked The Code For Smart Glasses That Don't Look Dorky

Lumus, the company behind the tech that powers augmented reality glasses, has unveiled the next leap in smart lenses. It's 50% smaller and 100% less dorky.

Electric Vehicles By Rob Rich January 5th, 2023

Front Mission 1st: Remake (Switch) Review: I Dig Giant Robots

The latest remake of a classic mech warrior game is available on Nintendo Switch -- because if it isn't broken, you might just want to play it again.

Gaming By Quentyn Kennemer January 5th, 2023

Three CES 2023 Gaming Monitors Worth Looking At

It's time for CES 2023 and gaming monitor manufacturers are trotting out their brightest (pun intended) and best. Check out what you can buy in the next year.

Technology By Rahul Srinivas January 5th, 2023

Lenovo Yoga Book 9i Combines Two 4K OLED Touch Screens For Delightful Excess

Lenovo showed off its latest dual-screen laptop at CES 2023. It comes with two beautiful touch screens, lots of connectivity options, and a unique design.

Technology By Julian van der Merwe January 5th, 2023

Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Twist Is A Twirling 2-In-1 With Color E-Ink

Lenovo introduced the ThinkBook Plus Twist at CES 2023. One side is a full 2.8k OLED display, and the other a color e-ink panel with stylus support.

Technology By Matt Salter January 5th, 2023

Lenovo's Project Chronos Concept Is Like Kinect Rebooted For The WFH Generation

Motion controls in gaming never really took off. While they're still used in VR today, Lenovo has a concept for how they might be used sans headset.

News By Chris Burns January 5th, 2023

SMU 100 Laser Rifle Tested By UK Police

UK police are reportedly testing a laser rifle that fires a temporarily blinding wall of light. The rifle would be used as a non-lethal method of riot control.

Smartphones By Brittany Roston January 5th, 2023

How Much You Should Actually Be Paying To Replace A Samsung Phone Screen

The worst fear is dropping your new Samsung phone on the ground to the sound of a glorious crack. Here's what it would cost if your screen is damaged.

Technology By Nadeem Sarwar January 5th, 2023

Amazon's Layoffs Are Worse Than Originally Reported As Company Plans To Cut 18k Positions

Amazon has announced that it's eliminating 18,000 jobs. As tech layoffs continue, the future is uncertain for some of the biggest names in the industry.

Electric Vehicles By Quentyn Kennemer January 5th, 2023

Alexa Will Soon Help You Find And Pay For EV Charging

EVgo is partnering up with Amazon to utilize Echo Auto and Alexa to help identify and pay for charging at thousands of EVgo charging stations in the U.S.

Audio By Elijah Rawls January 5th, 2023

How To Stream Music On Apple Watch Without Your iPhone

You aren't alone if your phone has ever died while listening to music. Streaming music directly from your Apple Watch can solve this outage though.

Electric Vehicles By Mark Cowley January 5th, 2023

Everything You Should Know Before Buying A Nissan 300ZX

Looking to snap up a 300ZX for a great price? Do you know what to look for? Here's everything you should know before buying a Nissan 300ZX.

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