Battery Teardown Pits Tesla Against Its Biggest Rival (And Elon Musk Should Be Worried)
A recent study saw a team taking apart a Tesla battery and comparing its architecture to that of its biggest rival - here's what the researchers found.
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The Reason Why School Buses Are Yellow
School buses are a familiar sight in American towns and cities, and are instantly recognisable thanks to their distinctive color scheme.
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Tim Cook Teases New MacBook Air: Here's What We Expect
Tim Cook went on X this morning to tease the latest version of the MacBook Air. From what we know, there's enhanced speed in lots of ways coming soon.
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What Happened To Pavlok From Shark Tank Season 7?
Pavlok founder Maneesh Sehti appeared on "Shark Tank" and was shouted off by disgusted panelists Mark Cuban and Kevin O'Leary. How has Pavlok fared since then?
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Amazon Alexa+ Is About To Get Much Smarter, But Will Anybody Pay For It?
Amazon's Alexa smart assistant has received a major intelligence upgrade, but access to its latest and greatest features is going to cost you.
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Framework Dives Into Desktops, Building Off Of Its Modular Laptop Experience
Framework has announced that it has entered the world of desktops. Here is everything we know about its new modular computing powerhouse.
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USB: What It Stands For And How It Revolutionized The Way We Use Computers
USB ports might be ubiquitous to most devices today, but at one point, computers had a variety of different-sized ports that made things inconvenient.
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The Most Shameful Uses Of AI In Commercials In 2025
Major brands are splurging on AI-powered ads, but behind the flashy marketing is a troubling disregard for jobs, ethics, and some shameless PR spins.
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Humane Is Killing Its Disastrous AI Pin: Here's Who Gets Their Money Back
It took less than a year, and Humane's AI Pin is dead. If you paid hundreds of dollars for one, you may not be happy with the news of who gets their money back.
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Why Fire Retardant Car & Tech Batteries May Be Doing More Harm Than Good
Companies use flame-retardant enclosures on lithium-ion batteries to meet flammability standards, but are the chemicals used in these enclosures safe?
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4 Affordable Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Alternatives
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is the current champion in Samsung's lineup, but it's a pricey option. We're looking at some more affordable alternatives.
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These Hulking Electric Trucks Will Soon Worsen What They Were Destined To Fix
Electric cars have the potential to reduce pollution and reliance on fossil fuels, but not huge vehicles don't help as much as you may think.
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After Facebook, Would You Trust A Meta-Powered Humanoid Robot In Your Home?
Facebook's latest push into AI technology intends to place a humanoid assistant in the home, which is immediately problematic given Meta's past with privacy.
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Android Users Can Finally Download The Apple TV App, And It's All Legit
Android users can catch up on "Severance" and other Apple TV+ originals directly on their phone thanks to Apple's newest app, available now in the Play Store.
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Elon Musk-Led Group Might Buy OpenAI For $97B, Crushing Altman's Plans For ChatGPT
In a surprise move, a group led by Elon Musk has offered billions of dollars to buy OpenAI's non-profit side. Sam Altman has already responded.
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How To Register For T-Mobile's Starlink Beta Test
Interested in T-Mobile's unique Starlink satellite-based messaging service? Here's how to register for the beta program to get access yourself.
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I Didn't Expect This Dell Laptop To Beat My M3 MacBook—But It Surprised Me
The MacBook has long been the epitome of power and performance, but a new contender running a surprising new processor has entered the chat.
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Google's Gemini AI Super Bowl Ad Tries To Humanize AI (And It's Creeping Us Out)
Google's Gemini can replicate the sound of human conversation better than other AI, but the new Super Bowl ad proves it might not be a good thing.
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Reviving An Old Mac: Tips From An Expert To Bring Your Old Laptop Back To Life
Sometimes, an old or outdated Mac may be more than enough for your needs. Here are some expert tips to make sure your Mac is up safe and running.
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Google's Self-Healing Road Tech Sounds Like Science Fiction, But Might Just Work
Self-healing roads might seem like something we could have in the future, but scientists and Google are working on making it a reality now.
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AppleCare+ Is Changing For The Worse, And It Could Cost You
AppleCare+ is drastically changing the way in which it delivers its service, and it could cost users a pretty penny. Here's what the changes entail.
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Apple's New Invites App Is Another Nail In Facebook's Coffin
Apple's new app, Invites, is taking away one of Facebook's core appeals. Want to give it a try? Here's everything you need to know before downloading.
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AI Resurrected & Revived A Lost Beatles Song - Then It Won A Grammy
Artificial intelligence can do more than pilot a car or detect when someone is fraudulently using your credit card. It just helped the Beatles win a Grammy.
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These Smart Clothes Look Strange But Might Just Be Genius
Wearables don't just mean smartwatches anymore, and these can monitor all sorts of health conditions.
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The Big Health Mistake Most Smartwatch Wearers Are Making
Using a smartwatch can give you important health data you might not have access to otherwise, but you may be missing one huge aspect of the wearable.
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Own An Apple Watch? You May Get Some Money Back Thanks To This Class-Action Lawsuit
If you own a first-generation Apple Watch, you could get some money back for issues involving the wearable. Here's how to know if you're eligible.
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Apple Just Killed A Smart Glasses Project (And We Can't Really Blame Them)
Following the Apple Vision Pro's production uncertainty, it seems Apple has also canned another mixed-reality project involving a new pair of smart glasses.
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