YouTube Revamps News To Put Focus On Authoritative Sources
In an attempt to curb the spread of misinformation, while upping views and keeping folks informed, YouTube is revamping its News section with new features.
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Amazon Delivery Times Could Get Faster As EVs, Robotics, And AI Scale Up
Expect Amazon's delivery times to get faster with the implementation of AI automation, robotics, and EVs to reduce fulfillment rates and its carbon footprint.
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Twitter's Latest Test Puts Some New Users In Read-Only Mode Unless They Pay
X, formerly known as Twitter, is testing a controversial idea: requiring users to pay a small annual fee in order to access basic features like posting.
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BMW, Mini And Rolls-Royce Join The NACS Party With Tesla Supercharger Access
The latest company to join the NACS band is BMW, which recently confirmed that it will adopt the standard for existing and future EVs.
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YouTube Is Rolling Out Dozens Of New Features Including An Audio Stabilizer
YouTube is rolling out a bunch of new features, including an audio stabilizer, profile updates, a Lock Screen, subscriber light-up animation, and much more.
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Rivian's Latest Free Update Tackles EV Towing's Biggest Issue
One of the biggest challenges facing electric trucks today is the impact on towing capability, and Rivian is trying to mitigate that challenge in this update.
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Netflix Game Streaming Beta Heads To More Screens In US: Here's What's Compatible
If you were one of the lucky ones in the U.S. to try Netflix's game streaming beta testing, then this is what you need to know before you can play.
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Intel's 14th Gen Raptor Lake Processors Add More Cores Without A Price Bump
Intel has unveiled the 14th-generation processors for desktops, boasting creative boosts for productivity tasks, as well as boosts to gaming performance.
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Analogue's Next FPGA Console Will Bring Nintendo 64 Into The Modern Era
Analogue's next FPGA console will bring Nintendo 64 into the modern era, coming in 2024. There is no region lock, and games are available in every region.
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These Rare Apple Items Are Up For Auction, And They're Worth More Than You'd Think
More rare Apple products have been put up for auction, and these artifacts of tech history may command a price tag that's higher than you would expect.
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Bing AI Joins Microsoft's Bug Bounty Program - And The Payouts Are Big
Microsoft's Bing AI launched a new bug bounty program designed to find important and critical flaws in the chatbot. If you find one, the reward is pretty big.
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Still Using DVDs And Blu-Rays? Best Buy's Latest Move Could Be A Huge Let Down
Physical media has stuck around as an option for enthusiasts, but with streaming services remaining dominant, Best Buy may finally be backing down.
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Microsoft Closes Activision Blizzard Acquisition Following UK Approval
The sale of Activision-Blizzard has cleared its final hurdle which means "Call of Duty", "World of Warcraft", and more will officially belong to Microsoft.
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Google Now Lets You Generate AI Images Straight From The Search Bar
Google's Search Generative Experience (SGE) is getting upgrades to allow users to create AI images and also get writing inspiration by using the search bar.
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OnePlus Open Foldable Partially Revealed As We Barrel Toward Launch
OnePlus recently announced via X, formally known as Twitter, the release date for its new foldable phone, the OnePlus Open. Here is what we know so far.
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Starlink's Direct-To-Cell Service Is Coming, Here's How Long You Have To Wait
Satellite cell service is coming thanks to existing Starlink satellites, which could come sooner rather than later thanks to a deal with one cellular carrier.
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Major Fitbit Outage Hits Mobile App And User Accounts
Fitbit has confirmed a major service outage is impacting its customers. Many users are unable to sign into their accounts and record activity data in the app.
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Microsoft Has Closed The Windows 7/8 To Windows 11 Upgrade Loophole
If you've been dragging your feet about upgrading to Windows 11, the opportunity to do so for free may have finally disappeared. Here's what you should know.
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Hennessey Gave This Camaro ZL1 1,000 Horsepower And It Feels Excessive
The sixth-generation Chevy Camaro is coming to an end with the 2024 model year. Here to send it off is Hennessey with its latest Exorcist makeover.
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NASA Gives First Look At Asteroid Sample And Confirms Presence Of Water
Nasa has given the first look at the samples of the asteroid Bennu (named after an Egyptian god) that show the presence of high-carbon content and water.
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PS5 Cloud Game Streaming Arrives This Month For Some PS Plus Subscribers
Sony is finally releasing its cloud gaming service to some PS Plus subscribers, but will be launching in certain countries one at a time throughout October.
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Tesla's Fix For Limited Paint Options Is Wraps With Eye-Watering Price Tags
While Tesla doesn't offer many exciting colors for its vehicles from the factory, a new vehicle wrap service in California offers new colorways - for a premium.
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PlayStation 5 Slims Down Just In Time For The Holidays
PlayStation 5 slims down just in time for the holidays while still keeping the similar look to the original but with volume reduced by 30% and weight by 18%.
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Samsung Joins Google In Throwing Shade At iPhone's Green Text Bubbles
In another bid to encourage Apple to be more cooperative, Samsung's latest ad asks why iPhone users must live with the 'green bubbles' for non-iMessage texts.
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Your Google Account Will Soon Prompt You To Ditch Your Password
Google wants to switch over to a new, more secure way of keeping your account safe. We'll tell you what the company has in mind and how it'll work.
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2023 Motorola Razr Heads To The US With 'Unplugged' Feature In Tow
The 2023 Motorola Razr is on it's way with a MSRP of $699.99 for pre-order on October 12 and an unlocked version for $599.99 on October 19 with Moto Unplugged.
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Atari Is Releasing A 2600 Console Game That Was Lost For Over 30 Years
Atari, who brought Ms. Pac-Man to home video, is releasing a limited number of cartridges of Save Mary, a game that has never been officially released before.
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