Android Auto Wireless Goes Live - But There's A Catch
Android Auto Wireless support has quietly been enabled, with Google now allowing Pixel and Nexus phones to cut the cord with compatible in-car infotainment systems.…
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Battlefront 2 In-Game Purchases Are Coming Back: Here's The Lowdown
Electronic Arts has revealed that microtransactions will soon be coming back to Star Wars: Battlefront 2. Of course, we knew this day was coming, as…
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Facebook's Fate Is Skepticism Even When It's Innocent
A new leak on how Facebook uses AI to predict users most susceptible to advertising has thrown trust in the social network back into the…
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A Cheaper Apple HomePod Won't Help, Analyst Predicts
The pessimism around Apple HomePod continues to mount, with suggestions that the smart speaker could only sell a small fraction of the total amount predicted…
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Fortnite Freebies Say Sorry For Hit Game's Downtime
Unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably already heard about Fortnite's incredibly long period of emergency downtime that began Wednesday evening and lasted…
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GrayKey: The Best iPhone Unlocker Is Now In The Hands Of Police
It would appear that there's a new best way to break into a locked iPhone as of this February. Back in February of this year,…
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This Fierce Crossover EV Could Drive China Into The US Market
Chinese automakers may not have a direct footprint in the US right now, but legendary designer Pininfarina is hoping to help change that with a…
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Xfinity X1's TV Bundles With Netflix Are Coming This Month
Comcast plans to bake a Netflix subscription into its TV bundles, giving X1 subscribers package options that will condense the payments into a single bill.…
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Credit Card Signature Phase-Out: 5 Things To Know
Credit card signatures in the US are finally set to retire, with the card networks putting their foot down over chip-enabled payments. While credit cards…
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PUBG War Mode Now Open To All: Here Are The Details
Last week, we told you about a rather interesting game mode that appeared in PUBG's custom games menu. Dubbed War, this mode is a lot…
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AMD Ryzen 2nd Gen Processors: Everything You Need To Know
It's time for the second generation of the AMD Ryzen brand of PC processors. The first lineup includes the Ryzen 7 2700X, Ryzen 7 2700,…
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New Gmail Confidential Mode Auto-Expires And Locks Emails
Gmail's big update on the web won't just be a visual and productivity treat, it'll also apparently be a more secure one courtesy of a…
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Xiaomi Black Shark Gaming Phone Is A Liquid-Cooled Monster
The past couple of months have been dotted with rumors of a gaming smartphone from Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi. The phone was said to be the…
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Volvo Trucks Volvo FL Electric Semi Debuts
Volvo Trucks has announced its own electric semi to battle the Tesla Semi in Europe. The new Volvo truck is called the Volvo FL Electric…
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Google Deep Learning Audio-Visual Model Can Pinpoint One Voice In Many
Google says that people are very good at separating out other voices and hearing the one we are looking at, this is called the cocktail…
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Sweden Opens First Road That Charges EVs As They Drive
When it comes to EVs, one of the things that could definitely push the electric car mainstream is a road that can charge the cars…
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Android Gaming: What It Needs To Improve
From the Razer Phone to the Xiaomi-backed Black Shark to, soon, ZTE nubia's Red Magic, gaming mobile devices seem to be en vogue once again.…
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Electric T-Rex Is Three-Wheels Of Green Fun
Campagna Motors has been making something of a combination of car and motorcycle for a long time called the T-Rex. The company has announced that…
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Chuwi HiGame Steps Up From Tablets, Laptops To Mini PC Market
We've done quite a few reviews on Chuwi's products, ranging from 2-in-1 detachable Windows hybrids to Android tablets to charging accessories. Time again, the company…
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Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro Can't Connect To The Internet
Our smartphones are pretty powerful devices but, truth be told, most of their impressive functionality comes from their ability to connect to the Internet. Whether…
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HD Vinyl Coming Next Year To Capitalize On Nostalgia
Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks or old media new features. Austrian startup Rebeat is certainly trying to prove it isn't…
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Android Messages For Web Setup Process Is Nearly Complete
Google might be criticized for having a confusing array of messaging services but it is at least doing one thing right. It is giving most…
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Firefox For iOS Now Has Tracking Protection Enabled By Default
There is a great deal of focus being put on privacy lately thanks to the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal, but the social network is hardly the…
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Android P Name Hinted In Google Spring 2018 Wallpapers
One of the fun, non-technical things about new Google releases is the guessing game on what sweet treat it would be named after. With Android…
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YouTube TV Just Arrived In These Five New Markets
YouTube TV, the live-streaming television service, has been expanded into five new markets in the US, making it available to yet another large batch of…
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Samsung Hit With Patent Lawsuit Over Galaxy S Biometrics Tech
Encryption technology research firm PACid Technologies has filed a lawsuit against Samsung Electronics for allegedly infringing upon its biometric patents. The complaint was filed in…
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Huawei OLED Folding Smartphone Tipped For November Launch
Huawei will take the wraps off a folding smartphone in November, according to sources, making it the first manufacturer to bring a truly foldable phone…
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