2022 Subaru WRX Review: Tempered Expectations
Subaru's legendary WRX is certainly affordable in its fifth-generation, but has it lost some of the outrageous charm along the way?
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Tesla Recalls 30k Model X Cars Due To Issue With Airbags
Tesla's latest product recall involves faulty airbags, and it affects the Model X. Here's what the recall entails and how you can get your vehicle fixed.
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The Sad Evolution Of Cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrency has had a pretty rough ride with extreme highs and lows. We break down the rise and fall of crypto and the major events along the way.
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Another fatality stemming from a faulty Takata airbag was followed by a warning from the NHTSA. Here's who the recall affects and how to get your car fixed.
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After Viral Short Videos, TikTok Now Wants To Detoxify Your Brains By Selling Books
TikTok is investing in book sales by capitalizing on BookTok — a community of TikTok readers and authors who have helped their books to new fans.
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Amazon's CEO Says Layoffs Will Continue Into 2023
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy made a statement that layoffs in multiple departments were coming at the end of this year, and are now expected to extend into 2023.
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Since taking over Twitter, Elon Musk has promoted a "hardcore" vision for the company, and that includes a strict remote work policy. Here's what it entails.
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We're Most Excited To Drive These Cars In Need For Speed Unbound
"Need For Speed Unbound" brings a big garage of new cars, and this might be your long-awaited opportunity to get behind the wheel of your dream vehicle.
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Roku's The Next Company Slashing Its Workforce Over Economic Worries
Streaming device company Roku is the latest in the technology industry to announce mass layoffs, following other major companies. Here's the reason why.
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10 Instant Cameras That Are Actually Worth Your Money
Modern instant cameras are nostalgic, easy to use, and provide instant gratification. Here are 10 instant cameras that are actually worth your money.
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Twitter Leak Claims Special Verification Badges For Brands May Launch Soon
Since the existing blue verified check mark no longer means an account is authentic, Twitter may soon roll out special badges reserved for certain people.
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Twitter Blue Team's Alleged Departures May Cause Another Delay
The short notice ultimatum sent to Twitter employees seems to have resulted in mass exodus, and word has it that some key employees have left the company.
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Today's Wordle Answer #517- November 18, 2022 Solution And Hints
Today's wordle has some symbolic value, but it's also an unusual word, so to help we've drawn up some hints and the solution for you to keep your streak intact.
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Twitter Temporarily Suspends Badge Access Amid Resignation Chaos
Insiders claim that employees are locked out, key engineers and entire teams are resigning, and it looks like Twitter Blue may end up postponed again.
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Twitter Engineers Reportedly Fear Outages As More Employees Exit
Elon Musk's recent email telling employees they had to agree to work "extremely hardcore" or resign has reportedly not gone according to plan.
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Facebook Is About To Change Which Personal Details Appear In Profiles
If you have certain details filled out on your Facebook profile, you'll soon see a notification warning you to save the info before it disappears.
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2024 Subaru Impreza Goes Hatchback Only In LA Auto Show Debut
The Subaru Impreza, beloved by tuners and families alike, just got a comprehensive upgrade for 2024 and will retain what has made the model brilliant.
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Hyundai Home Launches To Give Tesla Some Green Power Competition
Hyundai Home, a seamless service intended to transition an owner's home and car to the same source of clean electric power, is now on the market.
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Elon Musk's 'Hardcore' Twitter Demands Have Reportedly Backfired
Musk may have expected less committed Twitter workers to bow out over his email. In reality, he may have just dealt a crippling blow to his new company.
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Sonos Says It's Entering Four New Categories, And The First Is Coming Next Year
American audio product maker Sonos has a busy few quarters ahead, as the company is planning to experiment with not just one, but four new product categories.
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Waymo's First Fully Autonomous Taxi Replaces Steering Wheel With Screen
One day you'll order a taxi and it'll arrive without a driver. What will this type of car look like? Waymo has revealed one futuristic possibility.
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The Hidden Notes Feature On MacOS Ventura That Makes The App Much More Secure
Notes got a new update in macOS Ventura that allows you to use your Mac password to secure the notes that you want to keep private. We have all the details.
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Here's What Happened To Stephen Hawking's Volkswagen Van
In 1988, physics genius Stephen Hawking bought himself a new Volkswagen Caravelle GL 112, which he held onto for just over a decade.
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New Twitter Users Will Have To Wait Three Months To Get The Blue Badge
Elon Musk is attempting to launch his revamped version of Twitter Blue at the end of the month, but some users will have to wait a lot longer than that before.
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How To Fix The Most Common Android Bluetooth Problems
Bluetooth connectivity problems are pretty simple to solve. If you find yourself encountering one, you can try several solutions to fix your connection.
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The Pontiac Firebird Type K Is The Coolest Station Wagon General Motors Wouldn't Sell
The legend of the Firebird K starts in the late 1970s, when Pontiac desperately attempted to revitalize its fading F-body lineup of cars.
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Ferrari's Strange Car-Naming System Explained
The naming convention's history begins in 1947 with the Ferrari 125 S — perhaps one of the best Ferraris of all time.
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