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The Apple Watch rarely gets discounts, let alone one this steep. If you're in the market for a premium Apple smartwatch, now is the time to pull the trigger.
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In recent tests, scientists have discovered that, if given the right prompts, AI can sometimes produce some pretty chilling comments. Here's why that happens.
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Apple's AirPods Pro might sound pretty good right out of the box, but there are a few lesser-known settings that can make them sound even better.
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As AI’s energy demands surge, Google is backing an unexpected breakthrough that uses rust to reimagine how massive batteries store power.
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Chinese automakers are planning to start testing solid-state EV batteries in 2026, with one claiming massive energy density and range improvements.
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The new MacBook Neo isn't just an affordable laptop -- it's also a way for Apple to bring disaffected Windows users over into the macOS ecosystem.
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Samsung's new flagship might look the same, but the imaging hardware got a massive boost. Here is the secret to its unbelievable stabilization.
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If Apple's rumored touchscreen MacBook comes to fruition, we might finally see just what the company had in mind with its controversial Liquid Glass design.
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If you are a person who uses your iPad daily for work or leisure, there are several iPadOS widgets worth installing. Here are four of our favorites.
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A phone that can run three different operating systems and connect to external displays sounds too good to be true -- and it might just be.
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The most annoying part of your phone is about to disappear. Find out which breakthrough is paving the way for a "crease-free" foldable iPhone experience.
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Despite the controversy and legitimate concerns surrounding Tesla's Full Self-Driving, how did it fare on a 3,000+ mile coast-to-coast roadtrip?
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From scrapped EVs to Formula 1 tech and battery ambitions, Ford’s 2026 roadmap is full of sharp turns. Not all of them point where you’d expect.
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With the world's energy production diversifying away from fossil fuels, uranium and nuclear power is more important than ever.
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A massive open-sea solar plant is under construction in China, designed to power millions of homes and test how floating solar works at scale.
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Some cameras have dials to help you set the focus, or the exposure, but this latest camera lets you set it to a specific era to capture the magic.
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A new Texas law went into effect in July 2025 with the goal of cutting back on license plate fraud, but it's not doing what authorities hoped.
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ChatGPT and other similar large language models have become a part of everyday life for a lot of people. Is it making us dumber and hampering our abilities?
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Starlink encountered a near-miss with a Chinese spacecraft. It has since lowered the orbit of its Starlink satellites, but does that solve the problem?
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Smaller iOS updates usually don't include any major improvements or cool features, but there are some exceptions. What's the case with the upcoming iOS 26.3?
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Recently, Pixel phone users were able to opt in for an update, but, unfortunately, it's been causing major Wi-Fi and Bluetooth problems.
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Windows 11 has been out for quite a while, and straight away, it had some pretty high demands if you want to install it. What should you avoid doing with it?
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Visual cloaking may still be the stuff of fantasy, but scientists have shown that hiding objects from magnetic fields is now very much possible.
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AirTags can help you track down lost keys, luggage, or other items. Apple just released the second-generation model for the same price as the first.
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There have been some pretty public failures in the wearable AI arena, but Apple's pin might change all of that. Here's what could make it a success.
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Nobody wants to be arrested for DUI, especially if they're sober. Unfortunately, it turns out that false DUI arrests are a disturbingly common occurence.
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In September 2025, a video of Waymo car driving onto a golf course was widely shared. Now, one was reportedly parked in a bike lane in Denver, Colorado.
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