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Internet By Gabriel Moss April 1st, 2022

Microsoft Edge Vs. Google Chrome: Which Should You Use?

One of the biggest browser debates right now is whether to use Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. Here are the details on each, and which is better for what.

Space By Georgina Torbet April 1st, 2022

Why Is NASA Keeping Media Out Of Its Crucial Mega Moon Rocket Test?

NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) will undergo a critical testing regimen this weekend, but the media won't be there to cover it. Here's what we know.

Electric Vehicles By Dave McQuilling April 1st, 2022

Everything You Need To Know About Quantum Internet

Confused by all this talk about our "quantum" future? Here's everything you need to know about the quantum internet and how it might change the world.

Technology By Tushar Mehta April 1st, 2022

Amazon Is Being Investigated For Its Labor Practices: Here's What We Know So Far

Members of the House Oversight Committee have demanded information from the retail giant.

Electric Vehicles By Nadeem Sarwar April 1st, 2022

Dell's New Tile Partnership Means You'll Never Lose Your Stylus

After partnering with Tile, researchers at Dell have finally solved the extremely frustrating and common issue of the missing stylus.

Gaming By Eli Shayotovich April 1st, 2022

How To See The Total Cost Of Your Steam Library

Hidden in Steam's user account system is a page where any gamer can check on the amount of cash they've spent with Valve since the dawn of the platform.

Technology By Eric Abent April 1st, 2022

Why The Netherlands Just Filed A Class Action Lawsuit Against Apple

A consumer rights group in The Netherlands has taken issue with certain policies that it feels gouge consumers and developers using Apple products.

Gaming By Gabriel Moss April 1st, 2022

How To Watch The First Episode Of Halo For Free

Fans of playing Halo and of the entire content series can enjoy the first episode of the new "Halo The Series" by following the instructions here.

Electric Vehicles By Nadeem Sarwar April 1st, 2022

Apple May Be Testing A Foldable Device Bigger Than An iPhone

Could Apple users be looking at a foldable tablet before a foldable iPhone hits the market?

Technology By Monica J. White April 1st, 2022

How To Safely Clean The Inside Of Your Computer

We took a look at the equipment you'll need and the steps you'll have to take in order to give your desktop PC a good cleaning without risking hardware damage.

Gaming By Eric Abent April 1st, 2022

Summer Game Fest 2022 Confirmed Amid E3 Cancellation

One major industry event has been canceled while another gaming extravaganza is confirmed on the books.

Electric Vehicles By Alex Kalogiannis April 1st, 2022

Hot Hatch Alert: Toyota GR Corolla Revealed And You're Right To Be Excited

You don't need a supercar to have super-fun on four wheels. Toyota's 2023 GR Corolla is here to prove reports of the hot hatch's demise are seriously premature.

Laptops By Nadeem Sarwar April 1st, 2022

A New macOS Update Patches Two Big Security Risks

The latest macOS update aims to solve a couple of zero-day vulnerabilities to give users more security.

Science By Georgina Torbet April 1st, 2022

What The Recent Finding Of Ice Volcanoes On Pluto Actually Means

Analysis of the data from NASA's New Horizons space probe suggests some interesting new information about the dwarf planet.

Electric Vehicles By Brittany Roston April 1st, 2022

2022 Mercedes-AMG EQS Sedan Price Revealed: Electric Shock

Months after we took the EV for a spin, Mercedes is back with U.S. pricing information for its upcoming AMG EQS. The model will hit dealerships this spring.

Cars By Alvin Reyes April 1st, 2022

What Makes This Aston Martin Vantage So Unique

This particular Aston Martin has some impressive aftermarket add-ons for the security-conscious.

Android By Ewdison Then April 1st, 2022

Microsoft Just Overhauled Its Android On PC Experience

Microsoft has announced a major update for its Android-to-PC app, one that includes a refined design, new features, and a brand new, less awkward name.

Technology By Ewdison Then April 1st, 2022

Samsung Embraces DIY Phone Repairs With iFixit Collaboration

Samsung is embracing the right-to-repair movement in a big way, announcing a new collaboration with iFixit that'll help consumers get official phone parts.

Technology By Eli Shayotovich April 1st, 2022

The Epic Origin Of The Bluetooth Logo

You've no doubt used Bluetooth many times to connect your devices, but do you know where the unusual term comes from and how it became the name for this tech?

iPhone By Rahul Srinivas March 31st, 2022

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.

Science By Rahul Srinivas March 31st, 2022

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.

Electric Vehicles By Cristina Alexander March 31st, 2022

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.

Electric Vehicles By Brittany Roston March 31st, 2022

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.

Gaming By Nadeem Sarwar March 31st, 2022

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.