Intel Is Making Custom Blockchain Chips
Intel has its eye on blockchain technology with a new blockchain accelerator chip that'll ship in the year 2022 for cryptocurrency mining and related tech.
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The New BlackBerry Phone Is Apparently Dead Again
After years of rumors and reports of the return of the BlackBerry brand, it would appear that the end of the BlackBerry smartphone is at hand, yet again.
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Tag Heuer Keeps Making Expensive Smartwatches, But Is Anyone Buying?
TAG Heuer has another new collection of costly smartwatches for sale - will anyone buy these watches with features not all that different from the competition?
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Ford GT Alan Mann Heritage Edition Commemorates The End Of An Era
Ford just revealed a Heritage Edition model of its GT Alan Mann, the 7th such variant model since the first Ford GT in 2006, complete with vintage aesthetics.
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New Ram 1500 "Built To Serve Edition" Pays Tribute To Firefighters
Ford rolls on with their "Built to Serve Edition" collection with a Ram 1500 for the Fire Department. Earlier models honor five branches of the U.S. military.
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Android 13 Developer Preview Features Drill Down On Privacy And Security
The first Android 13 Developer Preview release brings greater focus on Security and Privacy for smartphones - starting with Google Pixel 4 devices and newer.
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Advance Wars 1 + 2 Re-Boot Camp Finally Has A New Release Date
Advance Wars 1 + 2 Re-Boot Camp has a new lease on life - or at least a new date for excited gamers to look forward to for its release on Nintendo Switch.
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Smart #1 Prototype Is A Compact Electric SUV With One Frustrating Detail
The next generation in electric vehicles from Smart was shown in a special camouflaged version of the vehicle called Smart #1.
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15 Defunct Car Brands We Wish Still Existed
The number of automotive manufacturers that have existed since the end of the 19th century is staggering. These 15 deserve a second act.
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NASA's Perseverance Rover Just Broke A Major Mars Record
Self-driving capabilities have given NASA's Perseverance a superpower, enabling it to break a major Mars record -- and then break its new record the next day.
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Elgato Key Light Mini Is A Versatile, Portable Light Made For Creators
Elgato's lighting portfolio has expanded with a new ultra-portable key light, one that can be snapped to a phone and used for hours on battery power.
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Parker Solar Probe Captures Cool Image Of Venus
During a recent flyby, NASA's Parker Solar Probe spacecraft managed to get a look beyond Venus' clouds and capture a rare image of its blistering hot surface.
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Watch The First Jurassic World Dominion Trailer And Try Not To Feel Something
"Jurassic World Dominion" has received its first official movie trailer, revealing returning fan favorites of both the human and sauropod variety.
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MoviePass 2.0 Promises Web3 And Face-Tracking Ads For Summer Relaunch
MoviePass plans to return from the dead, and it aims to avoid the mistakes it made the first time around. The company has explained how MoviePass 2.0 will work.
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Facebook Messenger Upgrades Payment Power, Voice Messages
Facebook Messenger just got an update that adds feature upgrades for both voice messages and payments - split them up and add more involved audio for friends.
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This Autonomous DARPA Black Hawk Helicopter Just Flew Without A Pilot
DARPA has an autonomous flying helicopter they'd like to show you. Does a drone the size of a real-life human helicopter seem like a good idea to you?
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The Differences Between DSLRs And Mirrorless Cameras
Both DSLR and mirrorless cameras offer numerous advantages over one another, as well as disadvantages. The future belongs to the younger option.
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Apple Updates AirTags To Help Prevent Unwanted Tracking
Apple AirTags receive an update to make the platform ever-so-slightly safer for all parties involved, and Apple gives a special warning to malicious parties.
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Triumph Begins Real-World Testing Of Its First-Ever TE-1 Electric Sportbike
Triumph started rolling with real-world tests of a real-deal physical TE-1 electric sportbike, and it looks every bit as radical as it did in concept drawings.
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Galaxy S22 Plus Impressions: A Blessing And A Curse
Similar, but different. At first glance, it's easy to sideline the new Galaxy S22+ as a repeat of last year's design language, but is that really the case?
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Lexus Electric Roadmap Teasers Have Us Drooling Over An LFA EV
Lexus is blowing up its Twitter account with new images of its incoming electric cars, and they're nothing short of jaw-dropping.
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The Mars Hope Mission Earned Its Name
The Mars Home mission officially reached its 1st year, having already made history by being the first planetary science mission led by an Arab-Islamic country.
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Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Booster Course Pass Serves Up 48 Remastered Tracks
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Booster Course Pass brings a massive number of additional courses to the game - but does it all add up to the full purchase price at launch?
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No Man's Sky For Nintendo Switch Arrives This Summer
Hello Games' open-universe, procedurally generated, sci-fi survival and crafting game "No Man's Sky" will be coming to the Nintendo Switch.
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Mars Helicopter Ingenuity Completes Its First Flight Of The Year
Every successful action performed by a machine on Mars is considered a major victory for NASA - today that victory is a helicopter take-off!
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Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Is Coming To Nintendo Switch This Fall
Among the many new games announced for Nintendo Switch for 2022, Xenoblade Chronicles 3 was given the go-ahead for the platform, officially!
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How GM Is Getting Back Into The Space Race
General Motors has a plan to get back into the so-called "space race" by creating new rovers with Lockheed Martin for missions to the moon - and beyond!
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