Elon Musk's Neuralink Reportedly One Step Closer To Testing On Humans
Neuralink has stumbled over regulatory roadblocks regarding the safety of its products. However, it may have found a new way to carry out human trials.
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OnePlus And OPPO Reportedly Consider Leaving Some Markets In Europe
After failing to crack the European markets for several years, two of China's most popular smartphone brands may be winding down their operations there.
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The 10 Best Laptops For Remote Work From Home In 2023
More people now work from home than ever before. If you're looking for a new work computer, these are the 10 best laptops for remote work from home in 2023.
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Leaked Musk Email Puts Twitter Valuation At $20 Billion
An internal email has been made public, and it allegedly reveals that Elon Musk has set Twitter's valuation at around $20 billion - far less than he paid.
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The Incredible Versatility Of The Royal Air Force's First Jet Bomber
Like many other military superpowers post-World War II, the British Air Ministry developed one of the most versatile jet-fueled aircraft for military use.
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7 Wireless Travel Routers That Will Keep You Connected On The Go
If you find yourself traveling often, you might want to buy a portable router. Here are seven wireless travel routers that will keep you connected on the go.
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Apple Reportedly Demos Mixed-Reality Headset In Secret Meeting
Apple's long-rumored mixed-reality headset is said to be closer to market than ever and has reportedly been demoed to company executives in a secret meeting.
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3 Easy Ways To Select Multiple Files On A Mac
Whether you're moving a bunch of photos on to your Mac, or you just need to organize your files in bulk, moving multiple files on Mac is very efficient.
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The American Bomber That Infiltrated Pop Culture (And Is Still In Service)
The iconic B-52 bomber is a venerable aircraft which is still in use today and has been referenced in movies, TV shows, band names, and hairstyles.
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This ChatGPT Extension Could Be Your New Secret Weapon If You Use Notion
If you're a Notion user looking to optimize your time and avoid excessive typing, you can now install a Chrome browser that sends AI ideas straight to Notion.
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5 MacBook Features That Will Change The Way You Use Your Laptop
Mac users might miss the handy features that Apple has added to macOS over the years. Most are under the hood and require a little digging to find.
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The Incredible Features Of The First French Fighter Jet With Modern Weapons
After World War II, France bolstered its military significantly, and this French-made modern fighter jet was a homegrown beast of bombing and aerial combat.
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What To Do When Your Android Phone's Storage Is Full
If your Android phone's storage is full and popping in a higher capacity microSD card isn't an option, there are other things you can do to free up space.
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The Story Behind The Original Zeppelin: The LZ-1
Despite dirigibles falling out of use, the famed Goodyear Blimp is produced by ZLT Zeppelin Luftschifftechnik, the company founded by Count Von Zeppelin.
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Here's Why The Brewster Buffalo Is Considered One Of The Worst Fighter Planes Ever Made
The Brewster Buffalo's dismal performance in combat during World War II resulted in early retirement after Midway.
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How To Change iPhone Lock Screen Font In iOS 16
With the release of iOS 16 in 2022, Apple introduced new ways to tailor your device's appearance, including the option to modify the lock screen font.
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A Fighter Jet Of Necessity: France And Germany's Versatile Alpha Jet
Since its first flight, 512 Alpha Jets have been produced and it has since been in the service of 13 different countries.
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The End Of The Road For Alexa And Siri? Here's Why Some Experts Say AI Will Make Them Obsolete
Voice-activated AI assistants have been the common example of AI utility in everyday life, but advanced AI chatbots may soon supplant them as the better tech.
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Why Do Original iPhones Keep Selling For So Much Money?
High-priced sales that value iPhones based on age and historical impact rather than functionality after purchase come down to a single word: "antique."
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How To Fix The Most Common Apple CarPlay Problems
Apple CarPlay is the safest and most convenient way to maintain control of your stereo when on the road. However, any technical issues can cause problems fast.
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How To Clear The Google Maps App Cache On Your Android Phone
If you frequently use Google Maps and you've noticed that it seems to load more slowly than you're used to, we have a few suggestions to try.
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How To Disable App Notifications On Your Android Phone
Notifications can help keep you on task, but they can also be distracting. If you need a break on Android, here's how settings like 'Do Not Disturb' can help.
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The 8 Best 80+ Inch TVs On The Market Right Now
If you're looking to upgrade your home theatre, we have some suggestions for you. These TVs will give you outstanding and expansive picture quality.
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The Versatile Turbofan Aircraft That Dominated During The Southeast Asia War
The A-7 Corsair II was first delivered to the USAF in 1968 and continued to serve until after the first Gulf War. It played a role in a dramatic rescue, too.
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The Apple AirPods Pro 2 Could Make A Mid-Life Switch To USB-C
The latest rumors suggest that in addition to adopting USB-C for the iPhone 15, Apple may be adopting the charging plug for the AirPods Pro 2 as well.
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The Experimental French Military Aircraft That Was The First Of Its Kind To Fly In Europe
Launched in the late '90s, the French Air Force launched an experimental program designed to craft the first unmanned UAV and UCAV aircraft in Europe.
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Why Privacy Fears Took ChatGPT Offline This Week
OpenAI's immensely popular ChatGPT was taken offline earlier this week due to privacy concerns. Here's what happened and all the other details to this point.
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