Zuckerberg Wants To Fight Elon Musk This Month, But Has Doubts
Zuckerberg appears eager to fight Elon Musk, who published tweets proclaiming that the event will be livestreamed on the platform formerly known as Twitter.
Read MoreZuckerberg appears eager to fight Elon Musk, who published tweets proclaiming that the event will be livestreamed on the platform formerly known as Twitter.
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Read MoreAs a handheld gaming PC, Steam Deck offers a lot of choice and customization. But we don't recommend you do any of this, for your Deck's safety and protection.
Read MoreNowadays, there are tons of alternative charging options to top off your iPhone, whether you're in the middle of nowhere, or otherwise desperate for battery.
Read MoreStarting their own business and working hard to get their chance on 'Shark Tank,' the brothers that made ActionGlow have had their childhood dreams come true.
Read MoreIt seems the cage fight between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg is back on, and it may be broadcast to a live audience using a newly released Twitter feature.
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Read MoreWhile the advancement of technology has given us wonders we previously didn't think possible, in some cases, decades-old inventions are serving us just fine.
Read MoreLocal channels are often thought to be left behind when cutting the cord, but there are several ways to stream and watch local TV without paying extra.
Read MoreIf you're confused about the differences between a 32-bit and 64-bit operating system, we break down the key differences between them. Here's what we know.
Read MoreYou plug your MacBook into an outlet but it says the battery isn't charging. What's going on?
Read MoreThere are messages everywhere telling us to not throw away lithium-ion batteries, but recycle them instead. Just what does recycling them entail?
Read MoreHonda has a wide range of vehicles -- from sedans to SUVs to sport cars -- that are known for their reliability. Here are the ten most reliable Hondas ever.
Read MoreWhile Google Maps is arguably the more popular choice, Waze has a fantastic community that provides traffic updates. Here's how to get started.
Read MoreApple offers a wide range of handy eBook apps that will suit every iPhone reading need you might have.
Read MoreIn the many years that Audi has been in the automotive game, the company has produced some rather unusual cars, some of which are all but forgotten.
Read MoreThe X-4 Bantam was developed by Northrop in the late 1940s for the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics.
Read MoreTEMU is the latest super-cheap way to buy goods from overseas with really low prices. But how does TEMU get those prices? Here's what we know.
Read MoreThe market for electric vehicles continues to evolve, with major automakers and fresh startups innovating and pushing the industry forward.
Read MoreGeoOrbital wanted to revolutionize e-bikes by augmenting conventional bikes in a surprisingly simple way, but its stardom may have been short-lived.
Read MoreChatGPT plugins help the AI chat bot solve real world problems from making reservations to ordering groceries. Here are the best ChatGPT plugins available now.
Read MoreOn season 8 of Shark Tank, two inventors showed off an idea for a reusable notebook. Did the panel of show's investors make a mistake? Here's what we know.
Read MoreThe United Kingdom seeks to ban the sale of new gas-powered automobiles by 2030, which is a laudable goal, but its running into a small problem.
Read MoreSubscribers of Twitter Blue are capable of saving their Twitter/"X" videos for offline viewing, which can be helpful for longer-form video uploads.
Read MoreStarting in August 2023, as many as 50 devices from brands like Samsung, Sony, LG, HTC, and Huawei will lose support for Android 4.4 KitKat.
Read MoreThere's a way to sort and organize your apps on Android Auto before you even turn it on. That way, you can have everything the way you like it,
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