These US Army Night Vision Goggles Give You Futuristic Predator Like Vision
The U.S. Army is testing a new night vision goggle known as the ENVG-B. This tool gives soldiers a view of the battlefield that resembles the movie "Predator."
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Apple Says It Will Buy TSMC Chips Made In Arizona
In just a couple of years, Apple will start buying chips manufactured at two plants in Arizona, marking the start of something Tim Cook teases as big.
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The Forgotten BMW Concept Car Made Of Fabric
Though a concept car, the BMW GINA Light Visionary Model also heralded an innovative design approach to envision the future of cars.
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How To Install Updates Without Restarting Your Computer On MacOS Ventura
Operating system updates can be a hassle, seemingly always forcing you to restart your computer when it's least convenient. But macOS Ventura can help.
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The 14 Best Google Doodle's Of All Time
Google Doodles add a bit of welcome spice to the search engine's otherwise mundane landing page. These are our favorites over the years.
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The US Just Changed Nuclear Bombers Forever
The United States Airforce unveiled its first new stealth bomber in the last 30 years. The new bomber will replace all existing bombers in service.
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The Forgotten Porsche Roadster That Would Have Been A Blast To Drive
Called the 984 Concept, the two-seater was created by Porsche Development Centre in Weissach, Germany.
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You Can Share A Specific Moment From A YouTube Video Using This Hidden Feature
If you ever want to send a specific moment of a YouTube video to someone, you can in one of two ways. We'll show you how to do it both ways.
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Apple's App Store Is Getting A Big Pricing Shakeup
Apple is introducing a tiered approach to the pricing ladder, with denominational gaps increasing exponentially for each step up in the price bracket.
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Apple Sued By Victims Of AirTag Stalking
A class action lawsuit filed against Apple alleges that AirTags have significant privacy and safety shortcomings that have led to stalking incidents.
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Apple Music Sing Launches To Scratch That Karaoke Itch
Apple has announced a new feature for its global Apple Music subscribers that'll make it easier to hold impromptu karaoke sessions with an iPhone or Apple TV.
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Here's How To Schedule Your Emails In MacOS Ventura
Apple Mail users now have the ability to schedule emails they'd like to send out at a future date or time. They can also easily undo a sent email.
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Here's Why US News Could Disappear From Facebook
A new bill proposed by Congress may force U.S. news feeds off of Facebook, as Meta strongly opposes the terms of the 'ill-considered journalism bill.'
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One Of These 9 Astronauts Will Be The First Woman On The Moon
When the Artemis II mission launches to the moon in 2024, one of these astronauts will become the first woman to walk on the moon.
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33% Of People Think This Is The Most Pointless Car Feature - SlashGear Survey
In a survey among U.S. SlashGear readers, a third of the respondents believed that one car feature was ultimately useless or impractical in most scenarios.
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Who Is Caroline Ellison And How Is She Involved In FTX?
Caroline Ellison, former CEO of quantitative trading firm Alameda Research, is fundamental to the FTX story.
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YouTube Gets Twitch-Like Global Emotes Starting With Gaming
Following the popularity of emotes on Twitch, YouTube is implementing similar emojis for creators — starting with gaming, but could expand to other creators.
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Australia, South Africa To Jointly Build The World's Largest Radio Telescope
Construction has finally begun on the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) radio telescope in Australia and South Africa. Here's what the project will entail.
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Elden Ring's Colosseum Update Teases New Multiplayer Gameplay, And It's Out Tomorrow
The long-rumored Colosseum update for Elden Ring is finally on the way, and it's coming very soon for those looking to get into some feisty PvP action.
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Google Rolls Out Continuous Scrolling For Search On Desktops
Rather than constantly hitting next at the bottom of the page, Google is rolling out continuous scrolling for English Google searches in the U.S.
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The Polestar 2 Performance Upgrade Skips Subscriptions For A One-Time OTA
The Polestar 2 is getting a one-off OTA performance upgrade that will bump the EV's numbers loser to the BST Edition 270's level. Here's what it includes.
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Why The Nokia N-Gage Was A Complete Failure
Nokia's N-Gage gaming phone did not fare well in the early to mid-2000s, having to compete against other mobile gaming alternatives. Here's why it was a flop.
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The 13 Best Honda Motorcycles Ever Made
They say "you meet the nicest people on a Honda," and these bikes sure made a big mark on the industry. These are the 13 best Honda motorcycles ever made.
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Today's Wordle Answer #535 - December 6, 2022 Solution And Hints
Today's Wordle may be awfully familiar for you Jurassic Park fans out there, but if you're struggling, we have some hints (and the answer) if you need it.
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Elon Musk's Neuralink Reportedly Hit With Federal Probe Over Animal Welfare Claims
Elon Musk is once again facing a controversy, but this one involves his neurotechnology company Neuralink instead of his newly-acquired social media platform.
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Apple's Expansion Into India May Continue With iPad Production Change
Apple may be planning to expand its manufacturing presence in India by shuffling some iPad production to the country, but the change won't be simple.
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Meta Accused Of Giving Some Laid-Off Workers Different Severance Package
Some former Meta employees claim they have been given only half of the promised severance benefits after being laid off by the company last month.
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