Whatever Happened To The Dogecoin Millionaire?
Glauber Contessoto made headlines as the "dogecoin millionaire" when the meme cryptocurrency spiked in price. Here's what he's up to now.
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Why The Original Concorde Supersonic Jet Failed
The Concorde was a technological marvel that allowed people to fly across the Atlantic Ocean in less than four hours -- how did such a speedy sensation fail?
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Who Built The First Computer?
The computer has been around for a long time, but you'd hardly recognize the earliest versions. The first computer was mechanical, and it started a revolution.
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Why Rolls-Royce's Flying Electric Taxis Aren't As Far Off As You Think
A seemingly futuristic type of aircraft known as eVTOL aims to revolutionize travel in big cities, and Rolls-Royce is at the forefront of the market.
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Never Buy A Cheap Computer Power Supply. Here's Why
Having a high-quality, durable power supply can make or break your gaming setup. It can also work to keep your setup safe during use.
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Apple's M2 Chip Is Still In The Works, With Help From Samsung
Supply line sources suggest that Samsung is assisting with the manufacturing of Apple's M2 chip -- a chip that'll potentially arrive inside a MacBook Air.
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How To Clear Cache In Google Chrome
Why might you want to clear your cache in Chrome, and how does it make a difference which options you choose when you initiate this obliteration of data?
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Apple Just Made This Important Privacy Feature International
Apple's Communication Safety feature in Messages just began to appear on iPhone devices in the United Kingdom and will launch in other countries soon.
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Delta Is Testing Elon Musk's Starlink Internet For Planes
Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet service has begun testing with Delta to potentially provide always-connected service to the airline.
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Motorola's Moto G Stylus 5G (2022) Comes With Three Unexpected Numbers
Motorola reveals a new stylus-toting device with a few surprises, alongside a more standard Moto G device that delivers on the brand's no-frills promise.
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HP Might Be Getting Into The Foldable Laptop Game
It looks like HP may be the next computer manufacturer to enter the foldable laptops market, but is there really a need for these unique devices?
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Will A Full-Screen iPhone Be Coming In 2024?
Insiders suggest the next major change to the look of the iPhone will be an expansion of the device's display panel to cover its entire front side.
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How To Unblock A Number On Your iPhone
Problematic callers can be blocked on a per-number basis on an iPhone -- the process is simple. But how do you unblock a number if you've made a mistake?
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Galaxy Z Fold 4 Leak Includes Bad News About The S Pen
Folding smartphone fans are eagerly awaiting the Galaxy Z Fold 4 smartphone, but a new leak claims its improved design may come with an unfortunate compromise.
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Apple Recycled More Than Ever Last Year
Apple's latest environmental report shows more recycling and reuse of materials than ever before, aiming for a more eco-friendly organization, top to bottom.
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Apple's New iPhone-Shredding Robot Has Good Intentions
Apple reveals its latest robot capable of reclaiming iPhone parts for use in future products. This latest robot is a shredder, and its name is Taz.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 Pokemon Edition Arrives Later This Week
Samsung has a special limited edition Pokemon version of its Galaxy Z Flip3 complete with accessories and software theme elements galore.
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Sega Tipped To Revive Crazy Taxi And Jet Set Radio With Big-Budget Reboots
The iconic video game company hasn't released hardware since 2001, but fans could be in for a treat with reboots of some of its classics.
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How Spotify's Algorithm Knows Your Music Taste So Well
Personalized playlists are a significant part of Spotify's success. People love to not see their feedback being implemented. Everyone loves to feel special
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How Steve Jobs' 1997 Return To Apple Saved The Company
When Steve Jobs resigned from Apple in 1985, the future was less than auspicious for the now-legendary business magnate. But that soon changed.
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Apple's 'iPhone City' Escapes China's COVID-19 Lockdowns — For Now
Apple's manufacturing partner Foxconn runs the world's largest iPhone factory in the city of Zhengzhou.
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What Is PCI Compliance?
A group of credit card companies created a set of security and privacy standards for the Payment Card Industry that, when followed, constitute PCI compliance.
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OnePlus Nord N20 5G Hits Budget Market In USA
OnePlus has officially taken the wraps off its new Nord N20 5G, a new Android handset that had surfaced in a number of leaks over the past months.
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Logitech Lift Vertical Is An Ergonomic Mouse For The Rest Of Us
Logitech is back with another unique vertical-style mouse, one that comes with support for left-handed users and is cheaper than its older counterpart.
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TCL Google TVs Will Get AirPlay 2 And HomeKit Support, But There's A Catch
TCL has teamed up with Apple to bake two of its popular technologies into the maker's upcoming smart TVs. Unfortunately, availability may be limited.
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How To Turn Off The iPhone Flashlight In 2 Ways
So, you've accidentally turned on your iPhone's flashlight and you can't figure out how to turn it off again. Fortunately, the process is very simple.
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Apple Is Working On A New HomePod With Unexpected Features
Rumor has it that Apple plans to resurrect its larger HomePod speaker, though it may be considerably more powerful and capable than the original version.
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