Nintendo Switch Online 2.0 Update Has Some Big Improvements
Nintendo released the major 2.0 version of their Switch Online app at long last, giving the platform the attention it deserves on mobile devices.
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PS2-Themed PS5 - Better Than The Real Thing Or Too Good To Be True?
Is this conceptual PS2-themed PS5 better than the real thing?
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VW's ID. Buzz Cabin Tease Has Us Extra-Excited For The EV Microbus
Another big tease of Volkswagen's ID. Buzz all-electric Microbus makes this vehicle seem like an electric dream come true, complete with orange accents.
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Update Firefox Right Now - Here's Why
Mozilla informs all users they need to update their Firefox browser apps as soon as possible, revealing actively exploited zero-day bugs in the process.
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NASA's Psyche Spacecraft Looks Astonishing Assembled For The First Time
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory unveils their massive Psyche spacecraft before it heads to space to chase an asteroid with the same name!
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Hackers Stole Samsung's Galaxy Source Code
Hackers appear to have breached Samsung's digital defenses to steal data they suggest deals with Galaxy smartphone security features.
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Pixel Phones Add Night Sight In Snapchat, Message Stickers, And Live Caption For Calls
Google reveals a collection of new features for Pixel smartphones that are newer than the Pixel 3, but split the release date at Pixel 6.
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Amazon Echo Look Camera Discontinued: What Users Need To Know
Amazon has shelved an Echo product you probably forgot exists: the Echo Look. Here's what you need to know about the discontinued device.
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Kano PC Is A DIY, Repairable 2-In-1 Windows Laptop For Kids
Kano and Microsoft have released the Kano PC, designed to be fun, educational, usable, and last the test of time and accidents at home or in school.
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Nintendo Switch Wireless Charging Hack Seems Too Easy
One intrepid engineer revealed a hardware hack this week that allows the Nintendo Switch Lite to go wireless.
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Mandalorian S2E6 - Let's Talk About Boba Fett's Armor
Here's everything we learned about Boba Fett's armor from his its appearance in Season 2, Episode 6 of The Mandalorian.
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2022 Honda Civic Hatchback Goes On Sale With A $23,915 Base Price
The 2022 Honda Civic Hatchback offers eye-catching styling, decent driving manners, and a rewarding turbocharged 4-cylinder engine for a base price of $23,915.
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Do You Want Pokemon Home Premium? Or Need?
Pokemon Home allows users to store, transfer, and trade Pokemon across multiple platforms. Here's how to tell if you want - or need - the premium version.
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Shiny Oddish Pokemon GO Guide: Everything You Need To Know!
Here are the full details for the brand new Shiny Oddish in Pokemon GO.
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Why Elon Musk Just Issued A Warning About Using Starlink
Elon Musk issued a warning about use of Starlink internet inside the Ukraine as the internet service becomes a last line of communication for citizens.
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Pixel 6a Spec Leak Suggests Google Is Back On Its A-Game
The Google Pixel 6a leaks again, this time in benchmark scores that suggest it'll be more than worth its price - if its price sticks to tradition.
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Russia's Mosquito Tornado Underscores Climate Change's Dramatic Impact
Climate change is driving atypically warm temperatures in the typically frigid Siberian region of Russia, and one of the odd effects is the mosquito tornado.
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Air Hogs Supernova Review: Simple Drone With Motion Control
We've played around with the Air Hogs Supernova, a tiny drone made to be minimal. Here's what we thought of the simple, hand-controlled device.
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The New Apple Display Could Be A Done Deal For Tuesday's Event
It would appear that Apple may be prepared to reveal a new desktop monitor for its range of Mac Pro and Mac Mini machines at a press event this week.
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How Russian Military Activity In The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Could Have Far-Reaching Effects
Russian military activity in Chernobyl creates potential for danger in the long-dormant radioactive exclusion zone - and it's not what you'd expect.
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How To Fix Windows 11's Most Common Issues
Arguably, Microsoft jumped the gun with Windows 11, which had its share of issues and bugs at launch. Here's how to fix the most common issues with the OS.
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Turn Off Your Alexa When You're Done: A Quick Reminder
Is your Alexa device listening when you don't want it to? Consider turning it off when you're not actively using it.
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Here's How To Scan Documents On Android
Still scanning documents on a hybrid printer device? If you have a smartphone, you don't have to. Here's how to scan documents on Android.
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Why NASA Thinks A Hidden Ninth Planet Might Be Possible
There debate over how many planets are in the solar system continues, including whether a mysterious as-yet-unobserved planet, called Planet Nine, exists.
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Physics Teacher Pitches A Race Between Usain Bolt And A Jurassic Park Dinosaur
Could the world's fastest sprinter beat the terrifying acid-spitting dinosaur from "Jurassic Park" in a race? The answer is pretty surprising.
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What Happens When A Star Passes Too Close To A Black Hole?
Black holes are thought to be formed when the largest stars die, collapsing into themselves. Here's what happens when stars get too close to one.
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How This Pod-Based Ice Cream Machine Can Reduce Carbon Emissions
You may soon be able to make ice cream at home in minutes with minimal hassle — at least that is what ColdSnap claims to be able to offer with its pod machine.
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