X CEO Confirms Video Calling Is On The Way As Musk Continues Twitter Transformation
Linda Yaccarino appeared in an interview and confirmed that video calling is on its way to X, the app formerly known as Twitter. Here's what we know.
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Y2K Explained: The Technological Crisis That Never Was
In the years leading up to 2000, fear grew of a technological breakdown the likes of which we might not be able to handle.
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10 Ways AI Is About To Replace Your Doctor
The impact of AI is being felt across many different fields, and it may be coming to health care soon. Here are 10 ways AI could take the place of your doctor.
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LEGO's New Concorde Set Has Some Surprises For Aviation Fans
LEGO has released an ode to a classic piece of aviation technology, renowned for its supersonic technology: The Concorde.
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The 10 Most Legendary Planes Of WW2 Ranked From Worst To Best
The World War II era saw the development and scaled use of high-impact war planes for the first time, ushering in a new era of warfare.
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Ryobi's 60W Foldable Solar Panel Lets You Charge Your Tools For Free
The Ryobi Solar panel gives you 60W of portable free power on sunny days and lets you charge your phone or your tools. Here's everything we know.
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5 Of The Best Apps To Watch Free Movies On Your iPhone Or iPad
Streaming services keep increasing their prices, but the good news is there are a bevy of apps where you can watch movies and TV shows for free with ads.
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The Google Barge Explained: What Happened To Google's Offshore Showrooms
A decade ago, these edifices graced the waters off the West Coast. Here are the Google Barges explained.
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5 Of The Best Apps For Fantasy Football In 2023
If you're eager to participate in this season's fantasy football festivities, you can do so directly from your Android smartphone or iPhone using these apps.
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12 Of The Best Apps Every iPad User Should Have Installed
You likely already use your iPad for taking notes and watching movies. But there's a lot more it's great at, especially with these apps.
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WhatsApp May Soon Let Users Ditch Passwords With Passkey Support
As passwords are being supplanted by more advanced security features, it seems WhatsApp is jumping on the passkey train with a new beta passkey feature.
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12 Essential Apps Every iPhone Owner Should Always Have Installed
The App Store has millions of apps for your iPhone, but these are a must-have. They help automate, take photos, and track your calories, among other things.
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WhatsApp Brings Screen Sharing To The Masses
WhatsApp has announced a new screen-sharing feature for its video calls, meaning it can now directly compete with services like Google Meet and Zoom.
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Major SSD Brands Ranked Worst To Best (And Which Ones To Avoid)
If you're looking for a new super speedy SSD for your PC or PlayStation 5, you can't go wrong with these seven top brands.
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How To Install Chrome Beta On Your Android Phone
For those who want to be at the forefront of Chrome updates and new functionality, it's easy for Android users to hop into the Google Chrome beta.
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How The Creation Of EMAS Made A Drastic Change To Airplane Safety
EMAS is an area of material placed at either end of an airplane runway which can make a difference in your next flight. Here's what it is and how it can help.
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Everything We Know About Apple's New Generation Of AirPods
A new generation of AirPods are rumored to be on the way, and while the possible new features sound great, a price change may be the biggest update.
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What Happened To West Coast Choppers After Their Controversy?
"Monster Garage" was a hit show about building motorcycles back in the 2000s, but the garage has since ceased operations. Here's what happened.
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The Messine Mine: The Largest Blast Of WWI Explained
Though not quite up to Oppenheimer's standards, the Messine mine was the largest pre-nuclear explosion in history. Here's what happened and who caused it.
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Nintendo Switch Not Charging: Why It Happens And What You Can Do To Fix It
A Nintendo Switch that won't charge can have several root causes, but it also has a number of fairly simple fixes.
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PayPal Now Has Its Own Stablecoin, And It's Backed By The US Dollar
PayPal is launching its own stablecoin, backed by the U.S. dollar which will be useful in peer-to-peer transactions. Here's what you need to know.
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Linux Mint Explained: All You Need To Know About The Free, Open-Source Operating System
For those looking to dip their toes into Linux for the first time, or are seasoned veterans of the open-source software, Mint is focused on ease of use.
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5 Secrets All New AirPods Pro Owners Should Know About
If you've got a sweet new pair of AirPods and you're looking to get the most of them, check out some lesser-known settings that will make listening even better.
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How To Check Your Apple Warranty On Your iPhone, iPad, Or Mac
If your iPhone, iPad, or Mac is under a year old and seeing hardware or performance issue, chances are high that repairs will be covered by limited warranty.
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AI Can Crack Jokes, But Does It Really Understand Humor? Here's What New Research Says
Some AI scientists argue that, while it is impressive that these models can crack jokes, here's where it stands on comprehending humor.
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Apple Mandates Fast Charging For Apple Watch Accessory Makers, Insiders Say
With a new Apple Watch series reportedly coming later this year, it seems fast charging will be the way of the future for makers of third-party chargers.
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Why Israel's Military Is Doubling Down On AI Warfare
Artificial intelligence isn't limited to generating paintings and doing your homework for you. Militaries like the IDF are embracing AI for warfare, too.
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