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Recent rumors indicated that Samsung was considering switching to Bing as the default search provider on its phones, but now it seems those plans have changed.
Read MoreAs rumored, Apple has revealed a new Mac mini, and the company's latest M2 and M2 Pro SoCs are at the center of this bite-sized refresh.
Read MoreIt's that time of the year again. Amazon has kicked off its big Prime Day sale and there are some big discounts on offer, including an insanely cheap TV.
Read MoreThe Amazon Astro is making the possibility of owning a robot into a reality, but there are some privacy concerns that will coming along with it.
Read MoreSony has a new set of gaming peripherals that take an interesting approach in functionality with gaming PCs and PlayStation 5 compatibility.
Read MoreThe Tesla Cybertruck prototype has shown some marked changes from its last preview — namely a new windshield wiper system.
Read MoreThe Volkswagen ID. Buzz will hit American streets in 2024. Here's everything we know so far about the reincarnated Volkswagen bus.
Read MoreHumans have generated an astonishing amount of electronic waste in mere decades, resulting in tons of precious metals left abandoned in landfills.
Read MoreThe Land Rover Defender is one of the most popular vehicles Land Rover has ever made, so why was it banned from sale in the United States?
Read MoreThanks to the Event Horizon Telescope, we're getting our first look at the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy.
Read MoreLogitech is back with another unique vertical-style mouse, one that comes with support for left-handed users and is cheaper than its older counterpart.
Read MoreElon Musk makes a bid for Twitter and gives a few details about why he wants to own the social network and make it a private company once more.
Read MoreFans will have to wait a bit longer to get their hands on the next-generation console version of "The Witcher 3," but there's a good reason for the delay.
Read MoreNo Man's Sky gets a major update that brings a whole lot of in-game piracy to the universe, along with a bunch of new fighting mechanics for epic battle action.
Read MoreA classic adventure game called Bugsnax appeared on platforms like PS5 and Mac -- now it's headed for Xbox Game Pass at long last.
Read MoreThe Cybertruck was sporting some new features when it made a surprise appearance at Tesla's Cyber Rodeo.
Read MoreGoogle is using AI to offer new and improved search functionality.
Read MoreApple has, according to a memo leak, finally rolled out a big Face ID repair change for the aging iPhone X, one that comes years too late for many owners.
Read MoreCash 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.
Read MoreApple 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.
Read MoreEpic Games is at it again, dropping the latest version of its renowned game engine, Unreal Engine 5. Dedicated users and builders now have access.
Read MoreCheck out the latest additions and departures to Microsoft's gaming platform.
Read MoreThe launch of Truth Social, the first product from the newly-formed Trump Media & Technology Group, has been rough -- and that's looking at the bright side.
Read MoreThe mission that will be vital in NASA's return to the moon is progressing with procedural benchmarks.
Read MoreA consumer rights group in The Netherlands has taken issue with certain policies that it feels gouge consumers and developers using Apple products.
Read MoreOne major industry event has been canceled while another gaming extravaganza is confirmed on the books.
Read MoreTake a look at this video that exposes the inner workings of Apple's flashy new monitor.
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