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Audio By Monica J. White May 5th, 2022

Google Could Launch A Pixel Buds Upgrade To Compete With AirPods Pro

Google's next new device appears to have leaked in the form of a pair of higher-end earbuds called Pixel Buds Pro. Could these earbuds do battle with AirPods?

Laptop and smartphone displaying Edge browser

Android By Kyle Encina May 5th, 2022

How To Use Your Android As A Second Monitor For Your PC

While it may take a little bit of work, you can use your Android device as an additional monitor for your Windows PC. Here's how to do just that.

Cars By Alvin Reyes May 5th, 2022

The Fascinating True Story Behind Ford's Turbine-Powered Thunderbird

Ford debuted the Thunderbird on February 20, 1954. In December 1955, they shoehorned in a Boeing T50 turboshaft engine as an experiment.

Laptops By Monica J. White May 5th, 2022

Acer's Chromebook Spin 514 Gets An AMD Speed Upgrade

Acer is back with another Chromebook model, this one just as flexible as the others we've seen in 2022, but with an enterprise counterpart for businesses.

Laptops By Nadeem Sarwar May 5th, 2022

14-Inch Lenovo Slim 9i Leads 2022 Laptop Lineup

Lenovo has introduced its new Slim series laptop, promising consumers a combination of powerful performance, long battery life, and a slim form factor.

Android By Ewdison Then May 5th, 2022

Amazon Just Made A Big Android Change To Evade Google's Fees

Amazon has made a big change to how its customers can purchase digital content like ebooks on Android, forcing them out of the main shopping app.

Gaming By Ewdison Then May 5th, 2022

MS Clippy Is Coming To Halo Infinite Season 2. No, Really

The next season of "Halo Infinite" is now available, and it brings with it the low-key presence of a certain iconic paperclip, not to mention the tea bag.

Space By Ray Fernandez May 5th, 2022

Here's What NASA's Vision For The Future Looked Like In 1975

NASA is eager to get humans to Mars, but the concept of long-term habitation in space is far from new, with classic concepts presenting entire cities.

TVs and Streaming By Kayla Dube May 4th, 2022

Why Streaming Services Are Driving People Back To Pirating

Streaming services are a cheap, convenient way to watch shows, but now that there are more options than ever, some say they're returning to piracy.

Technology By Barnell Anderson May 4th, 2022

How To Zoom In On FaceTime

As in most cases when using Apple devices, zooming in on a FaceTime call is incredibly easy. Also like Apple, though, directions aren't exactly advertised.

Audio By Nadeem Sarwar May 4th, 2022

Sonos' Alexa-Rivaling Voice Assistant Gets A Leaked Launch Date

Sonos will launch a voice assistant in the coming weeks. Here's everything we know so far about how it will work and who (and what) it will support.

Internet By Gabriel Moss May 4th, 2022

T-Mobile's 5G Home Internet Will Pay To Cancel Your Old Broadband

T-Mobile USA aims to replace competing home internet providers by offering to pay customers' fees for quitting their broadband plans.

Gaming By Kayla Dube May 4th, 2022

The Simple Nintendo Switch Screenshot Hack You Probably Forgot About

The Nintendo Switch has a dedicated button for snapping screenshots, and you may not realize it also has a simple method for sending them to a smartphone.

Cars By Jacob Suarez May 4th, 2022

The Forgotten BMW Concept That Ended Up As Someone's Daily Driver

It isn't often you hear of one-off concept cars becoming daily drivers, but that's exactly what happened with this one-of-a-kind BMW team-up.

Cars By Eli Shayotovich May 4th, 2022

One Of The First Porsches Was Destroyed By American Troops In WW2

During WW2, American troops in the 42nd Infantry's "Rainbow Division" took possession of one of the world's first Porsches and drove it until it blew up.

Cars By Eli Shayotovich May 4th, 2022

The Incredible True Story Behind The Designer Of The Original Ford Bronco

McKinley Thompson, Jr. isn't as well-known in the automotive world as Henry Ford or Ferdinand Porsche, yet his work was revolutionary.

iPhone By Rahul Srinivas May 4th, 2022

China's 'iPhone City' Is Now In Lockdown. Here's What We Know So Far

Zhengzhou, home of the largest iPhone factory, is the latest city in China hit with a COVID-19 lockdown, putting iPhone production in limbo.

Cars By Rob Rich May 4th, 2022

Here's What Likely Happened To The Star Wars Toyota Celica

After the customization company behind the Star Wars Toyota Celica became involved in smuggling, kidnapping, and murder, the vehicle itself seemed to vanish.

Cars By Ray Fernandez May 4th, 2022

The 5 Big Changes On The New Lamborghini Huracán Tecnica

Lamborghini's Huracán Tecnica supercar is very similar to its STO predecessor but with some key differences that set it apart from the track-focused model.

Electric Vehicles By Nadeem Sarwar May 4th, 2022

AI Technology Was Just Taken One Step Further— Now With Wine Reviews

The next time you read a wine review, it just might have come from a new type of artificial intelligence -- but your local sommelier won't be out of a job.

Cars By Mark Cowley May 4th, 2022

The 12 Best Mazda Cars Of All Time

From the Miata to the 626, Mazda has released many popular vehicles since its inception. These 12 stand cars apart from the rest of the pack.

Electric Vehicles By Tushar Mehta May 4th, 2022

Ford's Best-Selling Hybrid Might Surprise You

You might very well be surprised by Ford's latest U.S. auto market sales and the current record holder for hybrid vehicles made by the company.

Porsche 919 Street on display facing front

Cars By Kyle Encina May 4th, 2022

The Porsche 919 Street Is The Concept We Wish Made It To Production

Car makers preview concept cars that never make it to production all the time. Here's one Porsche concept that we wish made the jump to production supercar.