The Forgotten Mazda Concept Car With Color-Changing Tail Lights
Though it never went into production, Mazda made an extremely experimental, midship concept car — complete with color-changing tail lights and butterfly doors.
Read MoreThough it never went into production, Mazda made an extremely experimental, midship concept car — complete with color-changing tail lights and butterfly doors.
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Read MoreElon Musk put reinstating Donald Trump's account up to Twitter vote - bots and all - and the results are in.
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Read MoreDespite being a non-starter, the Type 88 is also significant for being the first Formula One car to feature a carbon chassis.
Read MoreGoogle's Pixel smartphones often receive strong reviews upon release, but over time, the reliability of the hardware seems to diminish significantly.
Read MoreMeta's new Quest Pro headset is a premium flagship VR experience built for fun and productivity — especially with the new and enhanced Passthrough mode.
Read MoreA historic workforce reduction followed by mass resignation has put Twitter's new CEO Elon Musk on the backfoot, to the point of desperation, it seems.
Read MoreAs a world renowned chef with plenty of Michelin stars in tow, Gordon Ramsay has had the freedom to greatly expand his Ferrari-fueled car collection.
Read MoreManaging your photo collection on iPhone can be a tedious process, but iOS 16 adds a new detection feature that can really help clean up your image library.
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Read MoreElon Musk has kicked off another Twitter poll, and this one asks whether former President Donald Trump should be unbanned and allowed back on the platform.
Read MoreElizabeth Holmes, the former CEO of disgraced blood-testing startup Theranos, has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison.
Read MoreElectric Vehicles are becoming popular, but not all car makers are there yet. This is our list of the most reliable electric SUVs you can buy today.
Read MoreThe New York Times reports that nearly 1,200 employees have resigned in yet another shock for the company,
Read MoreSony's kicking off this year's Black Friday savings for PlayStation fans, serving up solid discounts on all sorts of games, controllers, peripherals, and more.
Read MoreTarget is upping its Black Friday game for 2022, featuring several solid deals on gaming peripherals, appliances, gadgets, and plenty of other items.
Read MoreThese are the best Pixel 7 cases you can buy right now, from brands like Zagg, Spigen, Casetify, Poetic, Totallee, Caseology, and Incipio.
Read MoreScientific studies have given us so much knowledge that we now take for granted, but every now and then an experiment doesn't go as planned.
Read MoreThe Omni was launched in 1978 — an economy hatchback to complement Chrysler's K-car sedans and coupes.
Read MoreWar is a terrible thing involving weapons designed to kill, but there are some weapons that have been deemed too dangerous for war. We've got the list.
Read MoreHonda's pickup isn't quite the outlier in the truck segment that it once was, but this approachable hauler still has plenty to recommend it.
Read MoreElon Musk just announced that the new Twitter policy, presumably effective immediately, is "freedom of speech, but not freedom of reach."
Read MoreA survey among SlashGear respondents in the U.S. ranked which social media apps were the worst, and the race was surprisingly close among the big three.
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