Whatever Happened To Nike's Self Lacing Shoes?
Since the release of the 1985 film "Back to the Future Part II," sneaker fans have wanted to get their very own self-lacing Nike shoes -- so where are they?
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Galaxy XCover6 Pro Is A Rugged Phone That Doesn't Look Terrible
Samsung has introduced a new ultra-rugged Galaxy smartphone that, unlike most competing models designed for harsh environments, isn't entirely garish.
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Transformers AR Game From Pokemon GO's Niantic Canned Before Launch
Niantic, the company best known for "Pokemon GO," has reportedly scrapped a handful of projects and laid off dozens of workers over economic concerns.
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Today's Wordle Answer #376 - June 30, 2022 Word Solution And Hints
While today's Wordle solution isn't the most common word, we have some solid hints that'll push you in the right direction, plus the answer if you need it.
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This Mars Orbiter Is Finally Getting A Software Update From Windows 98
Europe has had a Mars orbiter in space for two decades, and so it's not surprising to learn it was using software made with an ancient version of Windows.
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The Head-Turning Mileage Mercedes-Benz's VISION EQXX Gets On One Charge
The automaker has made it clear that the range, efficiency, and technological merits of the EQXX will trickle down to series-production Mercedes vehicles.
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This Might Be The Best Place To Find Evidence Of Life On Mars, According To NASA
Scientists are searching for evidence of possible ancient life on Mars, but they may be looking in the wrong locations, according to new research.
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The 5 Best Ways To Stop A Drone
Drones are more accessible than ever, and that means some people are able to buy them for nefarious purposes, such as snooping over private property.
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Here's Where The 1967 Plymouth GTX From 'Tommy Boy' Is Today
If you've seen "Tommy Boy," you know the vehicle in it suffered quite a bit of damage. Despite that, at least a couple of those cars are still around.
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The Future Of Cruises Could Be In The Sky
A cancept for a nuclear-powered plane hotel shows that the sky might not be the limit for luxury vacations.
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Google Just Made It Easier To Switch From iOS To Android
Google just expanded the list of phones compatible with its simple Switch to Android app from Pixels to all devices running Android 12 or newer.
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These Are The Worst Quality Problems On The Tesla Model 3
The Tesla Model 3 is a popular EV, though some buyers have reported frustrations with the vehicle, and many of the complaints involve quality control issues.
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How To Limit RAM And CPU Usage In Opera GX
Opera GX was made specifically to give its user the ability to control RAM and CPU usage to avoid becoming yet another process-hogging web browser.
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Xiaomi 12S Ultra To Sport World's Largest Phone Camera Sensor Made By Sony
Xiaomi is gearing up to launch a new smartphone series, and it has officially revealed that the high-end flagship model will feature a huge Sony camera sensor.
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Could Electric Vehicles Have A Positive Impact On Your Health?
Studies show that reducing noise pollution by switching to electric vehicles could have a net positive effect on a person's health.
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The Amazon Astro Poses A Huge Privacy Threat
The Amazon Astro is making the possibility of owning a robot into a reality, but there are some privacy concerns that will coming along with it.
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Why This FCC Commissioner Says Apple And Google App Stores Should Remove TikTok
The call to ban TikTok in the U.S. is back in the spotlight following a recent BuzzFeed report that alleges all sorts of privacy concerns.
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Facebook Revamps Groups, Rolls Out Discord-Like Channels
Facebook's new feature Channels looks a whole lot like Discord -- made all the more evident by the brand's use of gaming groups in official screenshots.
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The Reason Why BMW Discontinued The Z8 Roadster
The 1999 release of the James Bond movie "The World Is Not Enough" ushered in the age of the BMW Z8 roadster. Here's why the car didn't stick around for long.
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Overwatch 2 Beta Sign-Up And Update: Here's How To Join
Overwatch 2 beta time is now, assuming you're looking for early access to a beta build of the game before it's released later this year for multiple platforms.
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Moon Off-Roading In The Wild GM Electric Car That Makes Hummer EV Look Normal
A multi-million-dollar Moon Rover simulator may sound like the perfect NASA joy-ride, but this high tech project has unexpected links to EVs back down on Earth.
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Pokemon GO Creator Niantic Labs Is Trying Its Hand At An NBA AR Game
The company behind "Pokemon GO" plans to try its hand at yet another AR game, this one in partnership with the NBA for diehard basketball fans.
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Microsoft-Backed AI Learns How To Play Minecraft By Watching Online Videos
AI capable of rapidly learning and interacting with interfaces humans usually use is taking over the world. Luckily for us, this particular world is virtual.
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Gmail On The Web Is Getting A Facelift That Lets You Hide Apps
Google is finally rolling out the Material You design update for Gmail on the web, and it comes with the ability to hide the apps you don't use.
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How To Turn Off 'Are You Still Watching' On Netflix
Netflix often asks if you're still watching, which is annoying when you're binge-watching something but don't have the remote handy. Here's how to turn it off.
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Hyundai Ioniq 6 Revealed As Jaw-Dropping Electric Car To Take On Model 3
Hyundai has taken the wraps off its next electric vehicle, the incredibly sleek and eye-catching Ioniq 6. The model is positioned to compete with Tesla.
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How To Use Dark Mode On Any Website
If you're straining your eyes looking at bright screens, Dark Reader might be the solution you need to turn dark mode on pages that don't have that function.
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