D-Link AC1900 WiFi USB Adapter Is Mostly Spherical
D-Link has unveiled a new USB WiFi adapter that is an orb that resembles the Death Star. The adapter is model number DWA-192 and it…
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Tesla Software Update With Autosteer, Parallel Autopark Almost Ready
Tesla owners who are eager for the next big software update for their electric vehicles may not have much longer to wait. The next update,…
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Spitzer Space Telescope Discovers Closest Rocky Planet
NASA has announced a new discovery made using the Spitzer Space Telescope. The discovery is of the closest rocky exoplanet outside of our solar system.…
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Samsung Will Allow Bloatware To Be Removed But Only In China
Caving in to pressure, or perhaps the threat of a government lawsuit in China, Samsung has revealed that it will be issuing patches that will…
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These Are The First 10 Lumias To Get Windows 10 Mobile
Windows 10 has finally rolled out and some have already gotten their first taste of the brand new OS. The first reviews are coming in…
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Silent Circle Tries Again: Blackphone 2 For Android For Work
Given all the news about spying and hacking, you'd think mobile users would be more conscientious of their devices and habits, and yet they are…
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Windows 10's First 24 Hours Nets 14 Million Installs
It's definitely been a busy few days for Microsoft. The jury, or at least most of them, is till out on whether Windows 10 has…
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Google Tipped To Be Sneaking "Glass EE" Into Workplaces
Apparently, not only is Google already working on an "Enterprise Edition" or EE of its Google Glass smart eyewear, it is also already distributing prototypes…
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Apple TV Tipped For September, But Without TV Service
This year's WWDC has come and gone and still no sign of the expected, or hoped, refresh of the Apple TV. Well, there's still September…
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Facebook's Aquila Drone Ready To Fly, Laser Internet Soon
Hot on the heels of Google's impressive report card on Project Loon, Facebook is also making a similarly impressive update on its own take on…
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OwnStar Gadget Hacks GM's OnStar To Unlock, Start Cars
As cars get more sophisticated and more connected to the Internet, they also become more vulnerable to malicious attack. That truth has been demonstrated before…
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OnePlus 2 Invite Registrations Eclipse 1 Million Mark
OnePlus says people are clamoring to get its OnePlus 2 smartphone, which we recently went hands-on with, and as such invite requests have surpassed the…
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Dying Light: The Following Expansion Pack Brings Dune Buggies
Techland has taken the wraps off its upcoming expansion pack for Dying Light, and it is said to be a big one. Dying Light: The…
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Uber Wants To Recruit Your Grandma As A Driver
Uber, at least until autonomous cars dot the landscape, needs drivers. It has already hawked its driving perks at teachers, stay-at-home moms, poor college students,…
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Pinterest Vows To Boost Workforce Diversity
Companies have increasingly detailed their workforce diversity numbers — we’ve seen them from Facebook, Google, and more. Some companies have more favorable numbers than others,…
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Facebook's Security Checkup Tool Officially Launched
Facebook has pushed out privacy and security checkups over recent months to encourage users to check up on their settings and, if applicable, make changes…
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Netflix's 'Beasts Of No Nation' Looks Stunning In Teaser Trailer
Netflix announced a while ago that Cary Fukunaga’s film “Beasts of No Nation” will be one of its originals, and we’ve known for a while…
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Blind Camera Test: Galaxy S6 Vs iPhone 6 Vs LG G4 In Low Light
Today we're conducting a test which will decide the finest of three of the best-rated smartphone cameras on the market today. We're testing the Apple…
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Sony's Q1 Profit Highest In Years, Boosted By PS4, Camera Sensors
Sony revealed its Q1 financials today, announcing that it reaped its highest first quarter profit since 2007. The company largely has PlayStation 4 software and…
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ZombiU Heading To PS4, Xbox One, And PC As 'Zombi'
It has been a few years since ZombiU, the zombie game for Nintendo's Wii U, made its first appearance. The game came about in 2012,…
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July's Once In A Blue Moon: Rare 'Extra' Moon Visible Tomorrow
Tomorrow brings with it a blue moon, which, you may be disappointed to find out, isn’t actually a blue-colored moon. Rather, it is an “extra”…
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Philae's Last Gasp: Final Rosetta Mission Data Published
The European Space Agency's Philae lander has sent what's likely its last batch of data home to Earth. Having gone regretfully silent only days after…
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Lenovo Flex 3 11 Highlights: Three Things To Know
When it comes to budget laptops, you usually have two choices: cheesy design or inadequate features. Lenovo challenges both of those issues with its new…
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Galaxy Note 5 Release May See Price Cuts To S6 And Edge
Samsung is set to reveal the Galaxy Note 5 on the 13th of August, and along with it, price "adjustments" for the Galaxy S6 and…
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Android App Beta Testing Expanding In Google Play
Early adopters of software are about to get a lot easier-to-use tools in Google Play this week as Google ramps up testing options for developers.…
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Parrot's Drones Are So Popular, They've Split Off The Company
This week Parrot's quarterly earnings call played host to an interesting tidbit of information: they're splitting their company. Not in a super major way -…
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Exploding Kittens Shipping Today
The Kickstarter-smashing card game by the name of Exploding Kittens has begun shipping as of today. Created by a crew that includes The Oatmeal's Matthew…
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