Apple Just Added A Helpful Feature To Its AirTags To Prevent Stalking
Apple's latest software update for their AirTag tracking system changes the way an alert is blasted from a nefariously hidden device, along with alerts.
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New Evidence Of AirTag Stalking Surfaces - Here's How You Can Check
Apple AirTags have caused a stream of controversy since being released. Fortunately, progress is being made to help protect victims of stalking.
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Android (10)
How To Block Ads In Google Chrome On Android
Intrusive and annoying ads are all over the internet, but you can banish them from your sight by using Chrome's built-in ad browser on Android. Here's how.
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This Bizarre Google Messages Bug Is Causing Android Phones To Overheat
A new Google Messages bug is causing the app to repeatedly access phones' camera apps, causing the handsets to lose battery life and even overheat.
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LG Velvet Android 12 Update Is Missing One Important Feature
Though it has been slow to do so, LG is releasing the Android 12 update it promised for some of its smartphones. The latest model to get the update is Velvet.
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Android TV 13 Will Make Smart TVs More Efficient
Some details about the upcoming Android TV 13 update have surfaced, and they include a couple of notable changes, including one for the PiP mode.
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This New Google App Helps You Easily Move Data From iOS To Android
A new Google app has appeared for iOS, and it's designed to make switching to Android easier. The only problem? The app appears to be a work in progress.
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The Polestar 2 Just Got Upgraded To Android R
The Volvo-owned EV brand will begin rolling out updates to its OS in April.
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Beware Of This Spyware On Android Phones
A new piece of malicious spyware is out in the wild, ready to compromise all sorts of Android devices -- but the fix is easy if you know where to look.
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Realme's New Android Tablet Is No iPad Mini Rival
OPPO's sub-brand Realme has released the Realme Pad Mini, but only in one specific market. If you get your hands on one, here's how it will perform.
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LG Plans Big Android 12 Update For Three Models Despite Mobile Exit
Though LG has officially exited the mobile business, it previously said it'll support some of its models. Now it looks like Android 12 is on the way.
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Twitter Leak Reveals Key Feature May Finally Arrive On Android
Twitter's iPhone users have had access to text selection for quite some time, and now it looks like the same feature may finally arrive on Android.
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Audio (7)
Sony's Upcoming WH-1000XM5 Headphones Look Fantastic In Leaked Renders
The next generation of active noise-canceling wireless headphones from Sony appeared in leaked imagery with details aplenty, likely well ahead of release.
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Razer Leviathan V2 Gives Your Gaming An Audio Upgrade
The Razer Leviathan V2 sound system brings THX Surround Sound and positional audio tech to gaming PCs with plenty of Chroma RGB lighting for good measure.
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Sonos' New $249 Soundbar Just Leaked: What We Know
Sonos' soundbar range could soon get a far more affordable option, but the new speaker may be appealing to more than just movie buffs on a budget.
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How Spotify's Algorithm Knows Your Music Taste So Well
Personalized playlists are a significant part of Spotify's success. People love to not see their feedback being implemented. Everyone loves to feel special
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Apple Is Working On A New HomePod With Unexpected Features
Rumor has it that Apple plans to resurrect its larger HomePod speaker, though it may be considerably more powerful and capable than the original version.
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Spotify Beta Testing GIF-Laden Personalized Feed
Spotify is rolling out a feature that helps users discover new music using looping GIFs, though the test will only be available in some countries.
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Devialet Dione Is A Dolby Atmos Soundbar With Style To Match
Devialet has introduced some attention-getting audio devices with surprising designs throughout the years, and it looks like the company isn't done yet.
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Lexus Interface Review (2022): A Long-Overdue Infotainment Upgrade
Luxury carmaker Lexus has upped their infotainment game with this new interface. Here's the breakdown on what exceeds the hype and what doesn't.
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Sega Tipped To Revive Crazy Taxi And Jet Set Radio With Big-Budget Reboots
The iconic video game company hasn't released hardware since 2001, but fans could be in for a treat with reboots of some of its classics.
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Vivo X80 Series: Everything You Wanted To Know
The new Vivo X80 and X80 Pro are the latest in the Android smartphone-making company's international hero phone lineup. Will either one be up to the challenge?
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Vivo Officially Teases Its Upcoming Flagship Phone
Vivo has officially introduced its upcoming X80 series smartphones, though only in a couple of teasers on Weibo. Here's what we know about the line so far.
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GoPro's Lightest Camera HERO10 Black Bones Made For Specific Market Segment
GoPro is back with a new HERO10 Black action camera variant, one that is slimmer and lighter weight for use with first-person-view racing drones.
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Vivo X Fold Arrives To Take On The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold
Following a number of leaks revealing as much, the Vivo X Fold foldable smartphone has officially arrived, and it resembles its better-known competitor.
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Vivo X Fold Leaks Tease The Next Foldable Contender
Vivo is about to officially announce its next foldable phone, but it looks like a series of images showing the X Fold in all its glory have already hit Twitter.
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Galaxy Z Fold 4 Leak Claims Samsung's Foldable Will Finally Get A Camera Upgrade
Samsung was criticized over the older cameras found on its very expensive Galaxy Z Fold 3, but that may finally change with the next-generation foldable.
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Cars (44)
Replacing The Battery Pack On A Toyota Prius Costs More Than You Think
The Toyota Prius is the best-known "green" car on the market, but potential buyers are held back by one big question: how much does a new battery cost?
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The 15 Best Bentleys Of All Time
Throughout its history, Bentley has set the standard for top-tier luxury attainable only by the ultra-rich. These are its most impressive vehicles.
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The Bizarre Lamborghini Concept That Looks Straight Out Of Blade Runner
In 1980 Lamborghini revealed a concept vehicle designed by Bertone with a look that wouldn't be out of place in your favorite vintage science fiction movie.
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Why Ford Is Done Selling The 2022 F-150 Lightning
There's not a single 2022 F-150 Lightning in the hands of owners and Ford is already done selling them.
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2023 AMG C 43 Sedan Brings F1 Turbo Tech To The Streets
Automakers love talking about how their investment in motorsport improves their road cars, but today Mercedes-AMG can put a part number to that claim.
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The 15 Best Cadillacs Of All Time
Cadillac is an iconic carmaker known for large, luxurious vehicles. These models stand out from the rest, from the Presidential Limo to its first sports car.
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The Reason We Don't Have Solar-Powered Cars Yet
Electric vehicles and solar panels are more popular than ever, so why haven't automakers combined the two technologies? A bit of math reveals the answer.
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The Real Reason America Banned The Aston Martin Virage
The Aston Martin Virage is a rare sight on the road, particularly if you live in the United States. Here's why this car was banned by the NHTSA.
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The Baker Electric: The Story Of The First Commercially Available Electric Car
An electric car company that courts controversy and appeals to the choosiest consumers? It sure does sound like Tesla, doesn't it? But it's not.
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The 914 Is The Classic Porsche You Can Actually Afford
Classic Porsche vehicles don't come cheap, but that doesn't mean all of them are outside of your budget. This classic model can be found for under $50k.
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The 5 Standout Features Of The New 2022 Range Rover
Land Rover is a brand not afraid to raise the bar, as demonstrated through these features of the 2022 Range Rover -- which epitomizes modern luxury.
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The Peterson Museum Is Selling A Truly Bizarre Smart Car You Probably Didn't Know Existed
Smart cars are becoming more common -- but we bet you have never heard of anything like what the Peterson Museum has up for grabs right now.
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The Gold-Plated DeLorean You Likely Didn't Realize Existed
DMC created a special edition version of its cult-classic DeLorean in gold, meant to be produced in an edition of 100 -- but just 2 were ever officially sold.
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The 15 Best Maseratis Of All Time
Maserati became an iconic maker of high-performance vehicles through constant innovation and years of revision. These are the best of those efforts.
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Why Volvo Gave Away The Use Of Their Most Valuable Invention
Volvo engineers patented an invention that'd change the world forever -- so why did they forego all licensing profit and give it all away for free?
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Will Watching TV In Self-Driving Cars Actually Be Legal In The UK?
A new U.K. government rule suggests that self-driving car owners will be able to watch movies on their in-car dash screen while the car is on autopilot.
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Audi Urbansphere Concept Is An Outsized Self-Driving Luxury Apartment On Wheels
The German luxury automaker unveiled an incredible concept EV for the future.
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Why You'll Hardly Find Any Aston Martin One-77s On The Road
The Aston Martin One-77 is a popular supercar for the super-rich, which begs the question of why Aston Martin didn't make more of them
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Why Jeep Is Done Making The Grand Cherokee Trackhawk
The Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk will end its run with this generation, supplanted by the new fifth-gen WL Grand Cherokee, but why?
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2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe First Drive: Electrified All-Rounder Comes With A Catch
Off-road talent meets electrification and the promise of up to 56 MPGe, as another SUV goes hybrid. Can the Grand Cherokee 4xe live up to its Jeep badge?
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The World's Slowest Porsche Probably Doesn't Look Like You'd Expect
Forget the talk about the world's fastest Porsche - here's everything you need to know about the slowest Porsche in the world and how it stacks up on the track.
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2022 Range Rover First Drive: The Benchmark Gets Broader
Land Rover upped its tech and added features for the 2022 Range Rover. Here's what our expert found on an exclusive first drive of the vehicle.
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The Toyota Supra Manual Is Official
A manual version of the next Toyota Supra was confirmed by the car company, bringing back a classic option for the iconic racing vehicle.
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The 15 Most Fuel Efficient Cars You Can Buy In 2022
Tremendous strides have been made in terms of fuel efficiency, and these days a gallon of gas will get you further than you might think.
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Here's Why Hydrogen Cars Were Doomed To Fail
Hydrogen cars sounded like a great idea, but they're hardly around anymore. What happened? It turns out the tech simply isn't as viable as EV alternatives.
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The 10 Most Iconic Porsches In Movie History
Porsche and Hollywood have a long and intimate relationship. Here are 10 times Porsches vehicles have been a star of the big screen.
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The Stunning Amount Of Money The Pagani Huayra Costs
One of the most exclusive car brands in history made a set of vehicles under the name Pagani Huayra, and every single one will annihilate your bank account.
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2023 Aston Martin DBX707 First Drive: More Than Just Bragging Rights
The Aston Martin DBX707 is neither so raw as to be only good for weekend playtime, nor so focused as to be two-dimensional in its pursuit of serious speed
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2023 BMW X7 Gets A Bigger Grille To Go With Its Bigger Power
Bolder styling, more power, and a trick transmission with a clever Sprint mode make the 2023 BMW X7 more appealing, and there's an Alpina XB7 still to come.
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2023 Mercedes-Benz EQE First Drive: More Of A Good Thing For Less
Mercedes-Benz is on a huge EV push, and the EQE Sedan could be the centerpiece. It'll bring styling and tech from the EQS to a far more affordable price point.
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Telsa Model Y With Improved Battery May Debut Soon
Tesla appears to have stealthily launched a new version of its Model Y SUV. Dubbed the Model Y Standard Range AWD, the car brings with it a few upgrades.
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The 15 Best Hondas Of All Time
The iconic Japanese carmaker Honda has produced some of the best-known and highest-selling passenger vehicles ever made. Here are 15 that stand above the rest.
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How The Isetta Saved BMW From Bankruptcy
The oddly-shaped BMW Isetta was an inexpensive car with a door that opened on the front. It also happened to be the model that saved BMW from bankruptcy.
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The 12 Best Jeeps Of All Time
Jeep brought military-style off-road vehicles to the mainstream, and in turn, has revolutionized the American vehicular landscape.
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An Ice Encounter With The Button That Captures Rolls-Royce's Future
Rolls Royce pushed the automotive industry forward with a button that mischievously states "Off Road." While rather surreptitious, it's also revolutionary.
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Nissan Gloria: The Forgotten JDM Car That Was Actually Fantastic
Before its merger with Nissan, the Prince Motor Company created the Gloria, a car so well made that you'll be shocked you've never heard of it before.
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2022 Audi S8 First Drive: Automotive Silver Fox
In a sea of huge SUVs and blinged-out luxury sedans, Audi's S8 is almost subtle. Only the naive would overlook its twin-turbo V8 and heaping of tech, though.
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How The New Mercedes-Benz Facility Could Impact The Brand's Future
Mercedes has launched a new software center focused on bringing its MB.OS vehicle operating system to the market within the next couple of years.
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The Most Iconic Porsches In Racing History
Many don't realize that Porsche, known for its top-tier road cars, has an extensive history on the racetracks and has seen ample success.
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What Is An Antigravity Car Battery And How Long Do They Last?
Antigravity Batteries is bringing something different to the automotive world and it's worth a look.
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Unreal Engine 5 Is Now Available: Here's How To Get It
Epic Games is at it again, dropping the latest version of its renowned game engine, Unreal Engine 5. Dedicated users and builders now have access.
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Why Ford Just Recalled 345,000 Bronco Sport And Escape SUVs
The American automaker is recalling hundreds of thousands of units, according to the NHTSA.
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How 'eQuad' Electric Bikes Could Change UPS Delivery
UPS' next EV test doesn't involve traditional vehicles, but rather focuses on an electric-assist quad bike that, well, looks nothing like an ordinary bicycle.
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What Makes This Aston Martin Vantage So Unique
This particular Aston Martin has some impressive aftermarket add-ons for the security-conscious.
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This Incredible Genesis Concept Car Is A Wild Preview Of EVs To Come
Genesis released an impressive new concept car that could serve as a model for its forthcoming line of electric vehicles, due before 2030.
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Asus' New Portable Monitor With Pen Support Is Made For Creators
Asus has introduced multiple new displays, including a portable monitor with a unique aspect ratio that's designed for creative professionals.
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Drones (2)
Snap's Pixy Drone Revealed: What You Need To Know
Snap just revealed a new drone called Pixy. This flying camera is made specifically for Snapchat, and will require that you connect a phone to make it work.
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Alphabet-Owned Wing Begins Drone Delivery Service In A New State This Week
The drone delivery service owned by Google's parent company is expanding its service.
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Electric Vehicles (75)
2022 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Review: Sizing Up The Competition
Jeep continues to push boundaries with its 2022 Wagoneer. Here's how the car stacks up to what the icnonic manufacturer promised.
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Here's Why Tesla Just Recalled 48,000 Model 3s
Tesla just recalled a whole bunch of vehicles because they do not properly display one key bit of information on their displays while driving.
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Why Charging Infrastructure Will Be The Biggest Challenge For EVs
Electric cars are the next big thing, but the industry still has some problems to work out. One of the biggest issues involves the charging infrastructure.
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The Big Myth About Global Warming You Need To Stop Believing
Global warming is a loaded term that can mean different things depending on who you ask. One popular myth about the issue shows how confused many remain.
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2023 Acura Integra Pricing Revealed - Here's When You Can Test Drive
Acura has announced the price and availability for its 2023 Integra, teasing consumers with a 6-speed manual transmission and liftback design.
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OnePlus' Fast-Charging Flagship Revealed Hot On N20's Heels
OnePlus has introduced another two Android smartphones, promising buyers everything from fast charging tech to 5G connectivity and ample storage space.
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Xbox And Bethesda Games Showcase Slated For June: Everything We Know So Far
Microsoft and Bethesda have announced a new event that'll showcase Xbox games in the month of June 2022. Here is everything we know so far.
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The Hidden Map On The Hummer EV And What It Means
There's a lot to like about the new Hummer EV, including a unique, subtle design element that was inspired by one of NASA's most notable space milestones.
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People Bit By This Tick Species Are Developing An Allergy To Meat
Did you know that getting bit by the wrong tick can result in an allergy to steaks and many other types of meat? Here's what the CDC has to say about it.
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What Tesla's Stock Plunge Could Mean For Elon Musk's Twitter Takeover
Elon Musk's many companies are feeling the effects of the impending purchase of Twitter, and more money movements are likely on the way.
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How 3D-Printed OLEDs Could Change The Tech Game Forever
3D-printed flexible OLED screens might sound like something out of a science fiction but they became a reality when researchers printed a functional prototype.
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Everything That's About To Change After Elon Musk Buys Twitter
Elon Musk is one of Twitter's loudest critics - now he's spending $44 billion to be its owner, too. Here's what could change as the Tesla CEO takes charge
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Porsche Built A Hybrid In 1900 That You've Probably Never Seen
Back in the year 1900, Porsche build a hybrid electric and gasoline vehicle so ahead of its time that it's taken over 100 years for the rest of us to catch up.
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The One Failure That Changed SpaceX Forever
SpaceX is a massively successful private space company, but it nearly buckled under its own ambitions years ago, staring down the barrel of bankruptcy.
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Scientists Revealed Two Black Holes Just Combined Into One
Two black holes slammed together, generating a "kick" that sent the resulting single massive black hole shooting away with a mind-boggling velocity.
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The 10 Coolest Features Of The 2022 Ford Mustang Mach-E
Ford's 2022 Mustang Mach-E is the new standard of luxury electric vehicles. Here's how it stands up to what the manufacturer promised.
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2022 Volvo C40 Recharge Review: Electric Personality
With two models available -- the XC40 Recharge and the C40 Recharge -- Volvo steps up its electric SUV and crossover game. Here's how the C40 stacks up.
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Diablo Immortal Release Date And PC Version Revealed
Diablo Immortal has a release date at long last, alongside a major reveal: There'll be a PC version of this mobile-first title right from the start.
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Chevrolet Just Dropped An Electric Corvette Bombshell
An exec from the American automaker just delivered big news on the sports coupe.
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GM Reveals Its Secret Weapon To Fix Drivers' Two Big Electric Car Frustrations
Tedious recharge times and plummeting range on cold days could be a thing of the past, and GM is making the answer standard on its Ultium-based electric cars
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Why America's Obsession With SUVs Is More Fatal Than Ever
SUVs are big and, therefore, may give drivers a sense of security when it comes to accidents. Unfortunately, the same vehicles may also kill more pedestrians.
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Here's When The Revamped PlayStation Plus Launches Around The World
Sony will launch Sony PlayStation Plus in tiered fashion, beginning with Asian markets. Here's when you can expect to purchase the platform.
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Whatever Happened To The Dogecoin Millionaire?
Glauber Contessoto made headlines as the "dogecoin millionaire" when the meme cryptocurrency spiked in price. Here's what he's up to now.
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The C111 Was The Most Incredible Mercedes Never Sold
Mercedes-Benz has shown off some stunning concept vehicles over the past decades, not the least of which is the C111 sports car with gullwing doors.
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Never Buy A Cheap Computer Power Supply. Here's Why
Having a high-quality, durable power supply can make or break your gaming setup. It can also work to keep your setup safe during use.
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Why The Mazda Lantis Is One Of The Best Cars You've Never Heard About
The Mazda Lantis is one of the most awesome cars of the 1990s and one of the biggest fan-favorite vehicles made by the brand. So why haven't you heard of it?
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Lincoln Star Concept Teases Four 'American Luxury' EVs To Come
An impressive collection of luxurious EVs is on the way from Lincoln Star. Here's everything we know about their production and release so far.
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Why GM's EV1 Became One Of The Rarest Cars In The World
One of the rarest cars in the world is a '90s-era electric vehicle you've probably never heard of. What happened to GM's EV1 and why is it so valuable?
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TMNT: Shredder's Revenge Taps Original Voice Cast, Gets Summer Release Window
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge will feature the original television show's voice cast, and will be released this summer.
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Why Tesla's Shanghai Workers Will Be Sleeping In The Factory
Tesla's Shanghai factory is reportedly using a closed-loop worker system to avoid losing production time for vehicles during China's latest COVID-19 lockdown.
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2023 BMW 7 Series Revealed With Fully-Electric i7 Flagship And Wild Tech
BMW's tech flagship reaches for the stars, with the new 7 Series embracing all-electric drive, a 31.3" 8K fold-down Theatre Screen, and controversial style
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Google Nearby Share Will Make Sharing With Your Own Devices A Lot Easier
Google is preparing to update its Nearby Share feature. Users will soon be able to easily share files between their own devices using the same Google account.
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Perseverance Rover Arrives At Jezero Delta - Here's Why That's Exciting
NASA's Perseverance rover has arrived at its next destination: a special delta region near a Martian crater that may harbor evidence of past life.
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This Is How Temperature Can Affect EV Range
There's a lot to like about electric vehicles, but they're not perfect. Here's what you should know about extreme temperatures and EV range.
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2022 Mazda CX-9 Review: The Best Seat In Three Rows
Mazda thinks outside the box with the CX-9. Here's how the car stands up to prior models as well as what the manufacturer promised.
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Apple Recycled More Than Ever Last Year
Apple's latest environmental report shows more recycling and reuse of materials than ever before, aiming for a more eco-friendly organization, top to bottom.
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2022 Maserati Levante Trofeo Review: Head, Heart And Howl
Maserati went big with the new Levante Trofeo. Here's where the vehicle excels, and how it stacks up to what the iconic carmaker promised.
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How 1971's Nissan EV4 Was Way Ahead Of Its Time
Nissan made a pair of electric vehicles in the 1970s that were far ahead of their time, bringing a vision of what was to come with EVs of the future.
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The Big Myth About Renewable Energy You Need To Stop Believing
Many people criticize solar and wind energy because of a persistent myth, one that ignores the vast world of energy storage and the ways it keeps the lights on.
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Are Smartclothes Ever Going To See The Light Of Day?
We've been hearing about smart clothing for a while now, yet they remain elusive. Will these sensor-equipped clothes ever really hit the market?
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How Neil deGrasse Tyson Changed James Cameron's Titanic Forever
Neil deGrasse Tyson's tendency to point out the astrophysics mistakes of major motion pictures scored a real hit when he emailed James Cameron about Titanic.
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New Honda Civic Hybrid Will Replace Insight
Honda announces a set of plans for their next-generation lineup of electric vehicles, including a replacement of the Insight with a set of Civic hybrids.
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Meta Project Cambria Leak Reveals What The Headset May Look Like
Though we still don't have any official details about Meta's anticipated AR/VR mixed reality headset, new images reportedly show its design.
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This Slime Robot May Transform Surgeries Forever
Scientists have created a new type of robot that may one day be used in medical settings, but it comes in a unique "slime" form factor that resembles Venom.
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Onyx Boox Nova Air C Review: The Future Of E-Readers
If you're getting tired of your old Kindle and looking for something a bit more advanced, Onyx may have what you're looking for with the Boox Nova Air C.
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Motorola Launches Another Mid-Range Phone You May Never Be Able To Buy
Another Motorola smartphone has made an appearance, but for now, at least, it seems to be limited to a single small market. Here's what we know.
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Everything We Know About Elon Musk's Hyperloop Concept
Hyperloop technology and development could revolutionize transit around the globe. This is where it stands right now, and who is working on it.
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2023 Jeep Wagoneer L And Grand Wagoneer L Make Big Luxe SUVs Even Bigger
Jeep has taken the wraps off its new 2023 Wagoneer L and Grand Wagoneer L SUVS, both offering luxurious features alongside safety tech and an extra-large size.
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Whatever Happened To The Spitzer Space Telescope?
You've probably heard of the Spitzer Space Telescope, but whatever happened to it? The mission may be over, but the discoveries keep rolling in.
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The Internet Can't Believe Cops Pulled Over A Driverless Car
An intrepid Instagram user captured an incident in which an automated vehicle was pulled over by traffic police for driving without headlights at night.
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Honda Reveals Plans For Two Electrified Sports Cars
Honda just delivered enticing new details on their next-generation line of electric vehicles, including mysterious images of two electrified sports cars.
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A New Lucid Air Performance Version Gives Luxury EV Some Speed Strategy
Lucid is back with another version of its Lucid Air EV, this one targeted at consumers who want a zero-emissions vehicle packing both luxury and performance.
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2023 Toyota bZ4X First Drive: An Easy, Breezy BEV That Stays In Its Lane
Toyota's new all-electric car focuses on the essentials: in fact, the strangest thing about the 2023 bZ4X is its name. Simple goes a long way in BEVs.
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The Giant Magellan Telescope: Everything We Know So Far
The Giant Magellan Telescope will be one of the most impressive and valuable scientific research instruments ever constructed when it's ready to roll in 2029.
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YouTube Just Confirmed The Rollout Of This iOS Device Feature
YouTube just confirmed that a long-awaited feature will be launching on iOS after its debut earlier this year in an early experimental state.
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What To Expect From OnePlus' April 28 Launch Event
The next OnePlus event will likely bring a pair of new smartphones to the midrange market alongside a new pair of affordable wireless earbuds.
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Tesla Just Gave More Updates On Its Cybertruck
The Cybertruck was sporting some new features when it made a surprise appearance at Tesla's Cyber Rodeo.
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How VinFast's Electric Vehicle Is Hoping To Challenge Tesla
The Vietnamese startup plans to open a factory in the United States and roll out an impressive selection of electric cars and SUVs.
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Elon Musk Offers Long-Awaited Update On Production Of Tesla's Cybertruck
The Tesla CEO gave drivers an update as to when they can expect the angular EV pickup to hit the production line.
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Latest Gran Turismo 7 Update Boosts Event Rewards
A little more more than a month after its release, GT7 is getting a much needed update.
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2022 GMC Hummer EV First Drive - Embracing Excess
Trying to make a rational argument for the 2022 GMC Hummer EV pickup's existence is an exercise in madness. It also completely misses the point.
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iOS 15.5 Beta Is Now Available To Developer Beta Testers
The next big iOS beta release has arrived, one that brings a bunch of bug fixes and some new features. You'll need to be part of the beta program to get it.
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Honda And GM Are Teaming Up On Affordable EVs
Two rival automakers are once again coming together to collaborate.
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Hertz Wants Up To 65,000 Polestar EVs For Its Rental Fleet
Car rental company Hertz plans to expand its EV fleet over the next few years with a big purchase from automaker Polestar. It'll buy up to 65k Polestar 2 EVs.
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Where You'll Find The First Honda Ever Imported To North America
The first Honda vehicle to ever be imported to the United States can now be found on display in a museum -- if you know where to look.
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Elden Ring Damageless Run Has To Be Seen To Be Believed
One Twitch streamer claims to have accomplished the first no-hit, no-damage run of Elden Ring.
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13 Important Things Every Car Owner Should Keep In Their Trunk
Having a properly stocked car trunk can save you time and money while on the road, and can even come in handy in a medical emergency.
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Elon Musk's Twitter Purchase Has Everyone's Attention
The SpaceX and Tesla CEO snapped up a big chunk of Twitter's shares and we wonder what he intends to do with them.
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OPPO F21 Pro Teaser Reveals A New Type Of Leather For Phones
OPPO's next smartphone, the F21 Pro, will feature a bright orange leather-like material the company calls "fiberglass." Here's what we know.
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Every New Feature Just Added To Instagram Messaging
Instagram is back with plans to roll out several new features, many of which revolve around its increasingly useful direct messaging platform.
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Everything You Need To Know About Quantum Internet
Confused by all this talk about our "quantum" future? Here's everything you need to know about the quantum internet and how it might change the world.
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Dell's New Tile Partnership Means You'll Never Lose Your Stylus
After partnering with Tile, researchers at Dell have finally solved the extremely frustrating and common issue of the missing stylus.
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Apple May Be Testing A Foldable Device Bigger Than An iPhone
Could Apple users be looking at a foldable tablet before a foldable iPhone hits the market?
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Hot Hatch Alert: Toyota GR Corolla Revealed And You're Right To Be Excited
You don't need a supercar to have super-fun on four wheels. Toyota's 2023 GR Corolla is here to prove reports of the hot hatch's demise are seriously premature.
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2022 Mercedes-AMG EQS Sedan Price Revealed: Electric Shock
Months after we took the EV for a spin, Mercedes is back with U.S. pricing information for its upcoming AMG EQS. The model will hit dealerships this spring.
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Entertainment (4)
Why Quibi Was Such A Failure
Six months after the launch of a service that its founders had hoped would transform phone-based entertainment, it was already closed. What went wrong at Quibi?
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Facebook Admitted To Lack Of Control Over User Data In Leaked Document
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Netflix Is About To Drop A Lot More Games This Year
Reports suggest Netflix is about to release a whole bunch of games before the end of 2022, along with the possibility that IP will spread beyond said games.
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Internet (32)
Google Play Store Now Shows What Apps Do With Your Data
Google wants to give users more insight into apps that collect data and how that information is used. It may take a while before every app shows it, however.
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Elon Musk's Twitter buy has sent the internet spinning with opinions, worries, and discussions of whether a new social network will benefit from a mass exodus.
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The Tesla and SpaceX CEO could be finalizing a deal to acquire the social media company.
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This Could Be Twitter's Future, Now That Elon Musk Has Funding Secured
Elon Musk appears to have secured enough funding to acquire Twitter, despite the social network's board of directors' poison pill plan -- so what comes next?
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Apple's App Library feature is a relatively new addition to the iPhone, and not everyone is familiar with how it works. Fortunately, it's very simple to use.
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Laptops (14)
2022 LG Gram Laptops Bring Power In A Slim And Lightweight Package
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Laptops can cost a pretty penny -- especially when outfitted with diamonds or gold more commonly found on one's finger, rather than underneath it.
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OnePlus is widely expected to reveal a new phone at an event later this month, but an Amazon leak may have ruined the surprise weeks early.
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A new leak claims Microsoft is gearing up to release a sequel to the Surface Laptop Go, one that may arrive with the same starting price and some new features.
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Samsung dominates the foldables space, but the market is heating up. A new leak suggests OnePlus is next to launch a foldable, but it may look very familiar.
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Ahead of the model's release, OnePlus has officially shared some details about its upcoming Nord N20 budget handset, one that'll pack an AMOLED screen.
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OnePlus Nord N20 5G Review
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Scientists can't figure out why patients treated with Paxlovid are seeing their COVID-19 symptoms come back.
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The 12 Coolest Scientific Discoveries Of April 2022
Science continues to amaze us. Here are the most incredible scientific discoveries this month, from black holes merging to Neptune's shifting seasons.
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White dwarf stars are a fascinating part of the sprawling universe around us, representing the end stage of a star already billions of years old.
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Researchers have discovered the final missing building blocks of DNA and RNA in a series of disparate meteorites: What does this mean for life on Earth?
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The world's oceans are slowly rising and it doesn't look like that'll change anytime soon. Floating cities may be one tool to help address the problem.
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Jack in the Box is the latest restaurant to test robotic assistants, though whether they'll become a regular part of the kitchen is yet to be seen.
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The Real Reason Blue Origin's Rocket Looks...Like That
If you've seen any of Blue Origin's launches, you've probably noticed the rocket has a...familiar design. Experts say there's a good reason for that.
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Solar storms are a pretty common occurrence, but they're not without risk. These events can impact satellites, disrupting services and missions alike.
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New Study Traces Cancer Causes Back To DNA
A new study shows new ways in which causes of cancer can be connected to DNA in humans. This new system could change the way we handle cancer forever.
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What UV Radiation From The 'Goldilocks' Stars Could Really Mean
In humanity's search for habitable planets other than our own, new insight into how UV radiation affects planets seems to rule out masses of candidates.
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The Large Hadron Collider at CERN begins preparations for Run 3, the largest and most intense test yet of the record-breaking seeker of the God Particle.
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Three tools have the ability to show us the current location of the International Space Station as it orbits Earth in its final decade in service to science.
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What Is THCV In Cannabis And How Is It Different From THC?
Most people are familiar with THC and CBD, the most popular cannabinoids found in cannabis, but the plant has many other potentially beneficial compounds, too.
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Scientists Confirm A Controversial Physical Feature Of This Prehistoric Creature
Studying a fossil from a private collection, scientists have confirmed the existence of a controversial physical feature of the flying reptiles.
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The Hubble Space Telescope is celebrating more than three decades of work. Highlighting its latest birthday is one of the many stunning images it has captured
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Apple reveals its latest robot capable of reclaiming iPhone parts for use in future products. This latest robot is a shredder, and its name is Taz.
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A health company developed a smartphone app that they say is able to accurately detect the presence of COVID-19 using only the sound of a user's cough.
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The US Just Confirmed The First Interstellar Meteor - Here's What That Means
Years after it crash-landed in the ocean, the U.S. Space Command has confirmed that a meteor called CNEOS 2014-01-08 arrived from beyond our solar system.
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Why Coastal Cities Are In Bigger Danger Than You Thought
New research warns many major coastal cities around the world are sinking faster than expected as sea levels rise and human activities erode coastlines.
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Peloton prices are about to change: The cost of a subscription will be going up, while the price for hardware will be reduced, so there's balance.
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A bunch of space dirt just sold at auction for a stunning amount of money in a once-in-a-lifetime sort of sale we won't likely see again soon.
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Scientists Decode Entire Human Genome: Why This Matters
The first complete human genome has been sequenced, ushering in a major new milestone more than two decades after a partial human genome was completed.
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The Surprising Change Scientists Found In Neptune's Temperature
Scientists have discovered some unexpected changes in temperature, both up and down, in Neptune, our Solar System's most distant proper planet.
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Hubble Just Made A Massive Comet Discovery
Hubble's latest discovery isn't related to a star, a galaxy, or a planet. Instead, it's a comet, and not just any comet, but one that has set a new record.
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This Biotherapeutic May Protect Your Gut Bacteria From Antibiotics
Antibiotics save lives, but they come at a price. That may change in the future thanks to a new biotherapeutic that helps protect healthy gut bacteria.
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What Scientists Think This Hole Found In A Triceratops Really Means
The fossilized remains of a Triceratops fondly referred to as Big John have revealed a surprising detail about an injury it suffered during a battle.
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This Japanese Robot Can Now Peel A Banana
Robots can flip burgers and fry chips, but neither of those tasks is as complex as peeling a banana...without, of course, destroying the banana in the process.
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Astronomers Spot A Baby Gas Giant In The Process Of Forming
Astronomers discovered a baby gas giant so young and so far from its nearest star that it could change the way we study the formation of protoplanets.
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Climate Change Can Still Be Turned Around, According To New UN Report
Though climate change concerns haven't been alleviated, scientists say there's still time for governments around the world to mobilize and cap global warming.
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Peloton has finally released Guide, the fitness accessory we first saw in November. Will having a camera watch you exercise help keep you accountable?
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The Tyrannosaurus Rex famously has very short arms -- but as it turns out there may be a fiercely strong reason for their slightness.
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Apple Fitness+ Just Added Workouts That Cater To Mothers
Apple's pregnancy-focused fitness program and app now includes a new postpartum series titled "Get Back to Fitness After Having a Baby."
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The Farthest Star Was Just Discovered, Formed Nearly 13 Billion Years Ago
The aging Hubble Space Telescope helped astronomers discover the farthest known star in the universe, one spied only due to a ripple and some warping in space.
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Analysis of the data from NASA's New Horizons space probe suggests some interesting new information about the dwarf planet.
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Smartphones (8)
Huawei Mate Xs 2 Foldable Phone Comes With An Outie Design And Stylus
Huawei has introduced its latest foldable smartphone, the Mate Xs 2. Unlike most foldables, this model has a screen that faces the outside of the device.
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If you thought your new iPhone was expensive, check out these over-the-top cell phones that price out all but the wealthiest of us.
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Motorola's Moto G Stylus 5G (2022) Comes With Three Unexpected Numbers
Motorola reveals a new stylus-toting device with a few surprises, alongside a more standard Moto G device that delivers on the brand's no-frills promise.
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Samsung has a special limited edition Pokemon version of its Galaxy Z Flip3 complete with accessories and software theme elements galore.
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We take a look at the hidden GIF-making feature Samsung Galaxy smartphones can use with movies, images, and screen recordings.
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The next budget-friendly Motorola smartphone appeared with leaked details and images that might top the Motorola E30, with a price to match.
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How To Fix The Apple ID Verification Failed Error
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A new report claims Samsung's iFixit deal may only be the start of its DIY phone repair plans. A new program may toss recycled parts into the mix.
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Space (34)
How Are Astronauts Protected From Space Radiation?
Keeping astronauts safe from radiation in space is one of the most important concerns that researchers must address as we head to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.
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Now that the James Webb Space Telescope is fully focused, it's important exploration, research, and discovery work can begin in earnest.
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The Real Reason For The Moon Landing Conspiracy
NASA pulled off something seemingly magical when it shuttled the first humans to the moon, but not everyone believes the event played out as claimed.
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What Will Happen To The Mars Rover Opportunity's Remains?
NASA declared that its Opportunity mission is over and the rover will remain on Mars for a long time, but the red planet may not be its final resting place.
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The Large Binocular Telescope is part of an international observatory in Arizona, but its construction wasn't without controversy that remains to this day.
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It's weird to think the United States' agency that takes people to outer space also has technology from the 1800s.
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NASA's Perseverance Mars rover caught incredible footage of Phobos, one of the red planet's moons, occluding the sun.
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Long before his TV show, books, and huge Twitter presence, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson met one of the world's most popular science communicators.
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The James Webb Space Telescope mission is now underway, marking the end of more than two decades of effort and billions of dollars spent making it happen.
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In 2012, scientists announced they'd found a planet potentially made of diamonds, one of several known exoplanets that may be home to the valuable gemstone.
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Did you know that the National Aeronautics and Space Agency was pushed into existence by President Eisenhower amid a space race sparked by a dog named Laika?
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Massive amounts of pieces of space junk float around our planet. One company has a solution for avoiding said space junk as we travel beyond it.
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The stars have aligned, sort of. From our perspective here on Earth, four big neighboring planets appear to have formed a line, and you can see them now.
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How NASA's Space Suits Have Had To Adapt Over Time
NASA's space suit is part of popular culture, but did you know there's more than one version? The agency has had to update its suits to meet increasing demands.
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Is Pluto A Planet? Here's What Neil deGrasse Tyson Believes
Pluto has spent years surrounded by controversy over whether it's a planet, and though some have changed their mind, Neil deGrasse Tyson isn't one of them.
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The James Webb Space Telescope performs another daring operation that could decide its ultimate fate -- and comes through with flying colors.
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Using data from Hubble, researchers were able to shed light on a previously unproven and mysterious period of evolution in the formation of a black hole.
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According to NASA, not only is time travel possible, but we are each taking part in time travel every single day of our lives -- from a certain perspective.
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The UAE has teamed up with NASA to share details gathered from their respective Mars missions, working together to boost exploration of the red planet.
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Why Mars Has Two Speeds Of Sound
NASA's rover Perserverence delivered data that showed researchers how, unlike our own Earth, the red planet Mars has more than one speed of sound.
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In early 2022, a volcano in Tonga erupted, sending a plume of ash into the sky and triggering a tsunami. The event was also captured in a stunning video.
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What Happens Now After NASA Called Off Its Mega Moon Rocket Test?
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The surprisingly durable Mars helicopter will soon make its 25th flight.
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Why NASA's Psyche Spacecraft Is Being Shaken Up And Baked
NASA plans to send a spacecraft off to investigate an asteroid, but first, it has to make sure the vessel can handle the burdens of launch and space.
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New research using old Kepler Space Telescope data uncovered a brand new planet that might otherwise have gone completely unnoticed.
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Amazon plans to launch a series of Project Kuiper low-orbit satellites over the next five years to provide internet service around the world.
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Last year, researchers discovered what they thought was a small black hole not too far from Earth. A reanalysis has found that may not be true.
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NASA Artemis I Wet Dress Rehearsal Slated For Today - Here's What That Means
The mission that will be vital in NASA's return to the moon is progressing with procedural benchmarks.
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NASA was set to conduct its next wet dress rehearsal today, but the Artemis test was delayed by a last-minute issue that triggered safety worries.
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SUVs and Crossovers (5)
Lexus RZ All-Electric SUV Promises 225 Mile Range And A Weird Yoke Wheel
The Lexus RZ has arrived as the automaker's first purpose-built electric vehicle. The luxury EV includes dual motors and a steer-by-wire design.
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2023 Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV First Look: Meet The New Face Of Big Luxury EVs
SUV sales are booming, and Mercedes-Benz has high hopes for the new EQS SUV. A vision of all-electric luxury, it'll face some stiff competition.
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Lotus Eletre SUV: Everything We Know So Far
Lotus took the wraps off its Eletre in March 2022. There will be three different versions of the SUV: Eletre, Eletre S, and Eletre R.
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2023 Maserati Grecale First Drive: An Upscale SUV To Give Porsche Nightmares
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Tablets (1)
Apple's iPadOS 16 May Change The Way You Multitask
Conceptual design work and the word of some insider sources suggest Apple's next update for iPadOS could change the way we use the tablet.
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Technology (83)
The Transformation Of The Apple iPod From 2001 To 2022
The iPod revolutionized how we listen to music, and it evolved greatly during its relatively brief history. Here is the most complete story of the technology.
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Delays seem to be continuing to plague Apple's supply lines, making it likely that the company will have issues keeping up with demand throughout the year.
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The Best Discord Tips And Tricks You Need To Know
Discord is gaining popularity even outside of gaming circles. These tricks of the trade will help you have the best possible experinece.
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The Bizarre Samsung Smart Belt That Monitored Your Waist Line
We've seen some weird wearables throughout the years, but some are stranger than others. Here's the story of Samsung's truly bizarre smart belt.
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How Elon Musk Plans To Make Money From Tweets
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO and new owner of Twitter outlined some ideas he has to investors.
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How To Clear Cache In Firefox
If you're having trouble loading websites, viewing content, or something else entirely, fixing the problem may be as simple as clearing Firefox's cache.
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Microsoft Edge Is About To Get Its Own Built-In VPN
Microsoft is the latest company to add a free VPN feature to its web browser, though it will include a pretty big limitation once it rolls out to everyone.
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Why One Of The World's Poorest Countries Made Bitcoin An Official Currency
Another country has made bitcoin an official currency, raising new concerns about everything from volatility to crypto's impact on the environment.
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Moderna wants the FDA to authorize its mRNA COVID-19 vaccine for the youngest age group in the U.S., offering them protection against the virus.
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The next sizeable foldable device from Xiaomi finally seems to have leaked. The Mi Mix Fold 2 may be right around the corner, one year after the original.
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How To Change App Icons On Your iPhone And iPad
Most iOS users on iPhone and iPad have the ability to customize the look of their app icons -- just so long as they have the right software.
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This Is What Happens When A Star Goes Supernova
A supernova is not just any cosmic explosion, but rather is distinguished as the largest explosion that happens in space. Not every star will end this way.
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Belkin's New Wireless Chargers Could Work From All The Way Across The Room
Belkin's partnership with Wi-Charge is set to revolutionize charging -- and make it easier than ever to charge devices from further away.
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How To Use Alexa Brief Mode On Your Amazon Echo
Voice assistants like Alexa can help automate life, but they can also be pretty chatty. Here's how use Brief Mode to keep Alexa's replies short and sweet.
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Apple's Self Service Repair Store Is Officially Here
Apple made good on its promise to allow users to repair their own iPhone and Mac devices with a new website that offers parts, tools, and assistance.
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POCO's F4 GT Could Shock Your Eyes And Your Wallet
POCO returns with a smartphone that appears to deliver on the brand's original promise, coming correct with multiple features that outweigh the device's cost.
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This High-Tech Home Mirror Is Like Your Personal Gym Trainer
There's a new fitness system on the market, and it comes in the form of a large smart mirror, offering consumers an alternative to the local gym.
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E Ink has introduced a new electronic "paper" display that not only sports bright colors, but can also be used on ereaders that fold like actual books.
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Apple is selling a new water bottle that integrates with its gadgets to help users track their water consumption. Oh, and it has a rainbow LED light, too.
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Elon Musk wants to send dogecoin to the moon, and while it might seem like a joke, SpaceX's Doge-1 mission could be the start of something big.
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Windows 11 delivers a handy set of ways in which a user can capture a screenshot with the greatest of ease, supposing they remember their button combos.
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Samsung's wearable remains as popular as ever despite some design changes over the years. This time around, it looks like a "classic" may be gone for good.
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Apple is removing old, outdated apps from the App Store even if they still work correctly, but users who have already installed them don't have to worry.
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Just about everyone is familiar with VHS tapes, but multiple other formats once competed for its throne, not the least of which were giant LaserDiscs.
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Clearing your cache in the Microsoft Edge browser is incredibly simple. There are even two ways in which to do so, and we'll walk you through both.
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THe app has seen a surge of growth in its user base and some of its features may indicate why.
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The computer has been around for a long time, but you'd hardly recognize the earliest versions. The first computer was mechanical, and it started a revolution.
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Why Rolls-Royce's Flying Electric Taxis Aren't As Far Off As You Think
A seemingly futuristic type of aircraft known as eVTOL aims to revolutionize travel in big cities, and Rolls-Royce is at the forefront of the market.
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Supply line sources suggest that Samsung is assisting with the manufacturing of Apple's M2 chip -- a chip that'll potentially arrive inside a MacBook Air.
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Apple's Communication Safety feature in Messages just began to appear on iPhone devices in the United Kingdom and will launch in other countries soon.
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Folding smartphone fans are eagerly awaiting the Galaxy Z Fold 4 smartphone, but a new leak claims its improved design may come with an unfortunate compromise.
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How Steve Jobs' 1997 Return To Apple Saved The Company
When Steve Jobs resigned from Apple in 1985, the future was less than auspicious for the now-legendary business magnate. But that soon changed.
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What Is PCI Compliance?
A group of credit card companies created a set of security and privacy standards for the Payment Card Industry that, when followed, constitute PCI compliance.
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Logitech is back with another unique vertical-style mouse, one that comes with support for left-handed users and is cheaper than its older counterpart.
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Why TikTok Is Being Investigated By The Department Of Homeland Security
A report suggests that the Department of Homeland Security is actively investigating TikTok for concerns of CSAM material shared through the network.
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A notorious group of North Korean hackers has been linked to another in a long line of highly noteworthy digital heists, this time dealing with Ethereum.
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Apple appears to be making moves to transition its products to 3nm processors, with news coming from none other than their chip partner TSMC.
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Apple recently released a major iMovie update for iPhone and iPad. Here are some of the best features aspiring video creators will find in iMovie 3.0.
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How China's COVID-19 Lockdowns Will Affect Apple
China's latest COVID-19 lockdowns may have a big effect on global supplies of Apple products, depending largely on how long quarantines last.
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Windows 11 is out now, and while its public reception is good, certain design changes have proven controversial. Here's how to downgrade to Windows 10.
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Apple's Green Update Is A Huge Power Milestone
Apple has some fairly ambitious climate goals (at least for a corporation) and today provided an update on how its green energy initiative is going.
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Amazon's CEO suggested in an interview this week that he believes both cryptocurrency and NFTs have a bright future -- but that neither will be on Amazon soon.
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Microsoft reveals and fixes a litany of bugs and flaws in Windows in its latest update, made available this week for PC users around the world.
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T-Mobile and Google have teamed up to bring back a so-called unlimited storage option for Google Photos, with a catch or two along the way.
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Adobe is putting a recent acquisition to use by integrating its technology with Premiere Pro and After Effects via the company's Creative Cloud subscription
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Apple May Have A New Mac Mini On The Way
Rumors point to a pair of new models for the Mac mini, complete with the potential for a new pair of Apple chipsets for processing power in abundance.
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These fashionable earbuds offer a stylish solution to your audio needs.
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Fitbit has good news for users looking to monitor their heart rhythm as the FDA has given the company the go-ahead to watch for signs of AFib.
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The Pixel 6 Pro's fabled Face Unlock feature has once again made an appearance, and it looks like it may still arrive in a future Android update.
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Following an outcry from users on web forums, Apple has made a much-requested update more accessible. Here's everything we know about the update.
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Apple Will Face Yet Another Antitrust Charge Soon
Apple has faced much criticism and legal action surrounding its 30% commission on all services sold through its App Store in Europe.
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Why The Amazon Fire Phone Was A Complete Flop
With a lot more going on in it than the average flagship phone at the time, some might be wondering what could have gone so wrong with Amazon's Fire phone.
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The Apple Museum Tech Enthusiasts Need To Know About
A unique and unofficial Apple museum will open soon, complete with a massive collection of hardware and an array of interactive experiences for fans.
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Apple Classical Leaked - Here's Why You Should Care
A classical music app to replace the popular app Primephonic appears to be coming soon. Here's everything we have learned about it so far.
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WhatsApp Is Rolling Out A Major Change To Media Visibility
The popular app's latest update aims to fix a problem introduced with one of its latest features.
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Samsung Rumored To Be Working On A Galaxy Watch 5 Pro Edition
Samsung's next Galaxy smartwatch could bring professional features and its very own Pro brand name, along with a significantly larger battery capacity.
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The Transformation Of Microsoft Windows From 1985 To 2022
Microsoft Windows has revolutionized the computer operating system over the past four decades. Let's break down each release and its impact.
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Uber Wants To Be A 'Superapp' For All Things Transportation
The popular ride-hailing app is adding a slew of new features to its booking offerings come this summer. The additions will first be rolled out in the U.K.
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While the Powerline Adapter has been around for years, this gadget might've just become your new most inexpensive and simple solution to fast home internet.
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Tech Malfunctions That Changed The Course Of History
Progress doesn't happen in a straight line. These tech malfunctions range from downright disasters to humorous gaffes, but each left its mark.
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Oppo's First Chipset May Take On MediaTek In 2023
We may only be a couple of years away from Oppo launching its own SoC, one that may follow its first application processor reportedly arriving in 2023.
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Samsung Could Make A Major Change To The Galaxy S22 FE
A new report out of Asia claims Samsung may make a big mobile hardware change starting with the S22 FE, bringing the future of its Exynos into question.
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Anker, the company best known for its charging accessories, is back with a full 3D printer, one that boasts everything from an AI camera to fast speeds.
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The Biden administration plans to use TikTok as a way to get the word out to Gen Z voters who may not pay much attention to other, more traditional platforms.
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Cash App was hit with a security breach, its parent company revealed in a legal filing. We now know what kind of info was stolen and who was impacted.
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Windows 11 Is Finally Getting Two Highly Requested Features
Microsoft has some big changes for Windows 11, not the least of which is the return of grouping in the Start Menu, not to mention File Explorer tabs.
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Apple May Soon Let Apps Charge Higher Prices Without Asking First
It looks like Apple may soon switch its App Store subscription model, allowing developers to automatically charge customers higher rates on an opt-out basis.
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Plex Just Made Searching For Your Favorite Show A Whole Lot Easier
Plex has announced a couple of new features that take users beyond their own content servers, connecting them with the wider streaming ecosystem and apps.
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Apple Announces WWDC 2022: Here Are The Details We Know So Far
Apple has officially announced its WWDC 2022 event, revealing the date and all of the things developers can expect. The conference will once again be online.
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IPv4 Vs IPv6: Which Is Faster?
While both internet protocols have been around for decades, the conversation only recently began shifting to IPv6 in earnest.
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Millions of people around the world know the name Alexa, but what about the origin story of the voice of Amazon's own smart assistant?
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Apple May Be Testing A Waterproof Extreme Sports Watch
Rumors of a rugged Apple Watch variant have been floating around, painting the picture of a smartwatch made for extreme sports. A new patent details the tech.
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Latest Instagram Update Brings Back Chronological Feed And New Favorites List
Instagram fans have been begging for a chronological timeline for years. Now, they're finally getting their wish - here's how it works.
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This Nest Hub Boot Loop Bug Has A Simple Fix
Google recently released a software update for its Nest Hub smart displays. Among other things, the update triggered a boot loop bug. Here's how to fix it.
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The Ominous Cell Phone Warning Ukraine Is Giving Their Soldiers
Ukrainian soldiers have received a list of warnings related to using their mobile phones in a safe way. The consequences of slipping up could be dire.
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Amazon Is Being Investigated For Its Labor Practices: Here's What We Know So Far
Members of the House Oversight Committee have demanded information from the retail giant.
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Why The Netherlands Just Filed A Class Action Lawsuit Against Apple
A consumer rights group in The Netherlands has taken issue with certain policies that it feels gouge consumers and developers using Apple products.
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How To Safely Clean The Inside Of Your Computer
We took a look at the equipment you'll need and the steps you'll have to take in order to give your desktop PC a good cleaning without risking hardware damage.
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Trucks (4)
Ford's F-150 Lightning Electric Truck Is More Powerful Than Promised
Ford F-150 Lightning preorder customers are getting an unexpected surprise, with the all-electric pickup now rated for more horsepower and more load capacity
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Some early Rivian adopters will see their vehicle ahead of schedule, while others will have to wait a little longer to receive their Rivian.
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Ford Draws First Blood In The Mainstream Electric Truck Wars
The F-150 Lightning will make the biggest impact in the electric truck market the soonest.
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2022 Chevrolet Silverado ZR2 First Drive: Flagship Truck Rises To The Raptor Challenge
Chevy's new truck flagship certainly has the on-paper specs and the on-trail talent. Question is, can it conquer the F-150 Raptor and Ram TRX?
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TVs and Streaming (6)
The Transformation Of Samsung TV From 1970 To 2022
Samsung TV revolutionized the industry 50+ years ago, and has continued to do so with each update and new release. We tracked the progress.
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Netflix Stock Just Took A Huge Hit. Here's Why
Netflix is feeling the crunch as people venture away from home more frequently, but there's more to the streaming giant's current market valuation.
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TCL has teamed up with Apple to bake two of its popular technologies into the maker's upcoming smart TVs. Unfortunately, availability may be limited.
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Why Netflix Is Adding A Double Thumbs Up Button
Netflix has rolled out a second "like" button, one that has two thumbs instead of one. Here's what it means and why you should start using it.
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Apple TV+ Now Has The Perfect Channel For Baseball Viewers
Baseball fans should download Apple's TV+ app to get free streaming access to some upcoming baseball games. Here's everything you need to know.
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How To Change Your Netflix Region
Want to watch streaming content not available in your region? We'll tell you how to do it.
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Wearables (2)
Apple Watch Series 8 — Here Are The Features We'll Likely See
There's a lot of speculation about the next-generation Apple Watch, and though some rumors aren't likely to pan out, there are a few things we'll probably see.
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Why The Big Apple Watch Feature We've Been Waiting For Is Apparently Delayed Again
The Apple Watch is currently capable of tracking a lot of different health metrics, but there's one feature that's been giving developers trouble.
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