Samsung Galaxy S23 Telephoto Camera May Disappoint Shutterbugs
Samsung is popular for a reason, but that doesn't mean it always makes decisions that consumers like. The Galaxy S23 may not be an exception.
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Some Samsung Galaxy Fans Can Now Get Starbucks-Themed Accessories
Some Samsung Galaxy smartphone owners can now grab Starbucks-themed accessories for the devices, though the availability is very limited right now.
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Today's Wordle Answer #374 - June 28, 2022 Word Solution And Hints
While most Wordle words are easy to figure out, some are unusual enough to evade players' best guesses. That's the case with #374, though you might get lucky.
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The Future Of Passwords Looks Completely Different
Passwords are pretty easy to steal and just as easy to forget. Some companies are working to get rid of them entirely, and that's where passkeys come in.
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Your Samsung Phone May Not Be As Water Resistant As You Thought
Samsung smartphone owners in Australia have won a lawsuit against the company after some of its supposedly water-resistant phones were damaged by water.
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How To Tell If Your Steam Account Has Been Hacked
Your Steam account might get hacked, but there are ways to recover it and other precautions to take to prevent it from happening again.
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This Bizarre Fan Powered Electric Car Just Set An Unbelievable New Record
The Goodwood Festival of Speed's 23-year-old outright hill record has finally been broken, and the car that did it isn't what many would consider conventional.
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The Truth Behind The Terrible Resale Value Of Electric Cars
While you might think your electric vehicle is saving you money, think again if you're considering its potential resale value.
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The Maserati Merak Is The Vintage Mid-Engine You Can Buy For Less Than A New Car
If you've dreamed of owning a vintage sports car but don't want to spend too much, a classic Maserati dating back to the 1970s may be what you're looking for.
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The Airspeeder Is A Real F1 'Flying Racing Car' From The Future
The creators of the Airspeeder suggest they've created the "world's first electric flying race car," despite the vehicle's lack of wheels.
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Valve Has Some Good News For Steam Deck Buyers
If you've been waiting months to get your Steam Deck invite, you'll be happy to hear that Valve has big plans to increase the console's availability.
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Google's Controversial AI Bot Story Keeps Getting More Wild
Google's artificial intelligence project LaMDA is the subject of some strange situations involving personhood, the seeking of legal counsel, and owning a soul.
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Scientists Claim Studying Evolution Of Ancient Microbes Could Help Search For Alien Life
Scientists are still looking for evidence of life beyond Earth, an effort that may benefit from turning attention to our planet's oldest microbes.
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Google Pixel 6a Plagued By Overheating Issues, Just Like The Pixel 6
The Pixel 6a hasn't hit shelves yet, but a major bug has already been discovered. One early review found the upcoming model gets too hot, and that's a problem.
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Tesla Repair Costs Are More Than 27% Higher Than The Average Car. Here's Why
As is the case with any high-end product made by a relatively new brand, the cost to repair a Tesla is something you might want to consider before purchase.
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This VW ID. Aero Concept Teases The All-Electric Post-Passat Future
Volkswagen has taken the wraps off its ID Aero, an EV concept sedan earmarked for production in China starting next year, followed by other markets.
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Apple's Mixed Reality Headset May Be Packing An M2 Chip
Rumors suggest that the first mixed reality headset from Apple could feature the same computing power the company's putting in their next MacBook Pro.
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How The Boring Toyota AE86 Became An Exciting JDM Legend
Keiichi Tsuchiya, the original "Drift King," took made the original Toyota AE86 into a legend, from Nagano Prefecture mountain passes to pop culture stardom.
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Every Type Of Mechanical Keyboard Switch Explained
Mechanical keyboard switches serve the typists who prefer a more authentic typing experience that harks back to the days of the typewriter.
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Things You Never Knew Your Hue Bulbs Can Do
Hue bulbs have done for lighting what Ford did for the automobile. With a modicum of effort, these lights can revolutionize your home.
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The Classic Cars That Sean Connery Made So Famous
Sean Connery was the first James Bond and the first movie star to solidify such an extensive lineup of automobiles into the mainstream.
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Next HomePod And Apple Watch May Not Have The Upgrades You Want
A new Apple Watch and HomePod are expected to launch later this year, but a new leak claims they may not include some of the big changes fans are hoping for.
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Wear OS Finally Gets Fast Pair Feature Ahead Of Pixel Watch Debut
The Pixel Watch won't arrive until later in 2022, but Google has already rolled out a new feature for it, one that'll make it easier to pair its earbuds.
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Replacing The Battery Pack On A VW E-Golf Costs More Than You Think
Though EVs will save you a bunch in fuel costs, the price to replace their batteries may eat into those savings, particularly if you have an e-Golf.
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How To Protect Your Accounts With iPhone's Two-Factor Authentication
You've probably heard about two-factor authentication, but did you know the iPhone has this feature built-in? It's simple to set up and even easier to use.
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Here's How Much Money You Can Actually Save Switching To LED Light Bulbs
Buying a bunch of LED bulbs to update your home's lighting may sound expensive, but doing so will likely save you a bunch of money in the long run.
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The Mysterious History Behind The Chevrolet Logo
No one really knows where the iconic Chevrolet "bowtie" emblem came from, but there are myriad theories, each interesting on its own.
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