How Intel Is Working To Support Bitcoin Mining
Intel chips remain the bedrock CPU solution in the PC industry. Now the company has set its sights on crypto mining, and that's a pretty big deal.
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The Upcoming OnePlus 10R Might Just Be A Rebranded Realme Phone
The anticipated OnePlus 10R smartphone may have made its first appearance in a series of high-quality renders, and they're joined by some alleged specs.
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Dyson Zone Air-Purifying Headphones: Here's How It Works
Have you ever wanted to own headphones that cover your nose and mouth for air-filtering purposes? No? Well, Dyson apparently thinks some people do.
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Apple Watch Users Report Charging Issues After Latest WatchOS Update
One of the major Apple Watch Series 7 features is fast charging support, but it looks like a recently issued software update has left it broken.
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Hackers Steal $600 Million In One Of The Biggest Crypto Heists To Date
In what is being hailed as one of the biggest crypto hacks of all time, an unknown hacker managed to steal assets worth more than $600 million.
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Activision Blizzard Just Settled Its Federal Harassment Lawsuit
Activision Blizzard's $18 million settlement of the federal sexual harassment lawsuit with the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has been approved.
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Google May Be Working On Android Bluetooth Tracker Detection
Recent revelations from the code in Play services suggests Google has something in the works for Android.
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FirstBuild's Arden Is A Real Pellet Smoker For Indoor Kitchens
Have you ever dreamed of smoking your favorite meats and cheeses inside of your kitchen? A company called FirstBuild wants to make that a reality.
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Did AI Ignite The Chris Rock Eye-Pad Conspiracy Theory?
A viral tweet contains an image seemingly showing a cushion on Chris Rock's cheek, fueling conspiracies about the Oscars slap. Is AI to blame?
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Amazon Glow, The Smart Screen For Kids, Gets Widespread Launch In US
Amazon's smart screen for kids, Glow, has finally launched across the U.S. for anyone to purchase. In addition to its screen, Glow has a built-in projector.
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This US 5G Speed Report Could Start Some Arguments
OpenSignal has released a report highlighting developments in 5G deployment, and the findings are both interesting and unusual for web users.
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You Need To Update Google Chrome And Microsoft Edge Right Now - Here's Why
Both Microsoft and Google have issued important updates for their respective web browsers thanks to a new security vulnerability impacting Edge and Chrome.
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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti Brings Out The Big Guns
NVIDIA's newest GeForce graphics card is a two-thousand-dollar behemoth. This is what your money gets you.
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Samsung's New Budget Rugged Phone Could Keep The Much-Loved Removable Battery
Of all the smartphone design trends, the end of user-replaceable batteries has been one of the most controversial. It sounds like Samsung isn't ready to let go.
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Elon Musk Social Media Comments Have Everyone's Attention
Elon Musk's love-hate relationship with Twitter could boil over into a brand new social network, but is the Tesla and SpaceX CEO really up to the challenge?
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What Europe's Digital Markets Act Really Means For Tech Giants
The European Parliament's legislation is aimed at leveling the playing field and allowing for competition on the internet.
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Samsung's 200MP Sensor Finds A Smartphone It Can Call Home
Last year, Samsung announced an industry-first 200MP mobile image sensor. Months later, it looks like the first phone packing this camera is finally inbound.
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These New Rode NTH-100 Headphones Surprised Me On Sound And Price
Known for its professional audio gear, Rode is stepping into a new market segment with its first pair of headphones.
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Is The iPhone SE Era Over?
Apple is reportedly cutting down the production target of its all-new iPhone SE 3 by as much as 20% in the next quarter. What does that mean for the tiny phone?
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What Will Happen To The ExoMars Rover Now?
Russia's war on Ukraine has put the brakes on one of Europe's planned Mars missions. As a result, the ExoMars rover is heading for storage instead of space.
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WhatsApp Is Getting Rid Of One Of Its Most Annoying Restrictions
Popular messaging and calls app WhatsApp, owned by Facebook, is getting rid of a restriction that has long driven users to its competitors.
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Why You Shouldn't Buy The Apple Music Voice Plan
Apple offers an inexpensive Apple Music tier, but it revolves entirely around Siri. Here's why you should avoid it despite the low price tag.
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Apple's M2 iPad Pro Tipped For Reveal This Fall
Apple may be working on a new version of the iPad Pro, and it looks like this could be the product's next major upgrade, one that ushers in the M2 chip.
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The Sad Reason TikTok Moderators Are Suing The Platform
Two former Tik Tok moderators have filed a lawsuit against the company and its parent for exposing them to graphic content and failing to provide resources.
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Here's Why iPhone 14 Pro May Have A Larger Camera Bump
Some recent leaks indicate the next-generation iPhone may pack a larger camera bump. While that's disappointing, it may not be entirely bad news.
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Samsung Launches Smart Monitor M8, Now Available To Pre-Order
The much-anticipated crossover monitor/Smart TV is now available for pre-order, and here we break down the specs and decide whether its worth the hype.
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The Pixel 6a Launch May Be Bittersweet
Android fans are anticipating a Pixel 6a launch at the upcoming Google I/O 2022 event, but word has it there will be one hotly-anticipated item left out.
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