The First Apple M2 Benchmark Results Are Out - Here's What They Reveal
The first publicly-available benchmark scores for Apple's next-gen M2 chip have appeared. Geekbench scores suggest Apple wasn't kidding about hefty gains.
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Tesla Hikes Prices Across Several EV Models
Tesla vehicles have had price increases for the second time this year, with hikes anywhere from $2,000 all the way to $6,000 above previous asking costs.
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New Samsung Wallet Launched: Here's What You Get
Samsung Wallet aims to replace earlier similar solutions on Samsung smartphones. This new version has the ability to work with cards, keys, and money.
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European Smartphone Market Is At An All-Time Low, US Might Be Next
The last two years have seen huge disruptions to the supply chain, resulting in widespread economic ramifications that have hit smartphone sales.
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DJI Builds Out Ronin Series With New Stabilizers And Low-Latency Video Transmission
DJI is back with some new gear under its Pro line, offering filmmakers and other serious creators the tools they need to capture and transmit footage.
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Hulu Live TV Vs. Sling TV: Which Service Is Better?
Both Hulu and Sling offer live TV channels over the internet, but that's pretty much all they have in common. The two services are different, but is one better?
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8BitDo Lite SE Puts Accessibility At Play With A New Design
8BitDo is back with another unique wireless game controller, this one designed as a compact option for gamers who have specific accessibility needs.
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Today's Wordle Answer #362 - June 16, 2022 Solution And Hints
The hit word-guessing game Wordle is back with yet another refresh, this time adding a word that everyone has heard before, but that may not be easy to guess.
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How To Delete Your Instagram Account
Instagram is great, but maybe you're feeling a bit too exposed. In that case, you can easily delete your account or, alternatively, disable it for a while.
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Samsung's Rumored LTE-Only Galaxy S21 FE May Use An Entirely New Processor
The Galaxy S21 FE was late to the market, but that may not stop it from getting its own cheaper variant. The lower price may come at a cost, though.
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Things You Never Knew Your Apple HomePod Mini Could Do
Your Apple HomePod Mini is far more than a smart home device. It can be your complete communications and media workhorse, if you want it to be.
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How To Make Your TikTok Account Private
There's no reason to let random weirdos watch your TikTok videos. Here's how to change your privacy settings and control what others see.
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How Tesla Came Up With The Perfect Logo
If you've ever looked at the Tesla logo and thought it was meant only to represent the letter T, you only know part of this mark's origin story.
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Could Three Wheels Be The Answer To Affordable Urban EVs?
When it comes to EVs, the first thing you probably think of is Tesla. There's an entirely different market out there, though, and it involves three-wheelers.
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The Most Important Things You Need To Check Before Buying A Used Electric Car
Before deciding to purchase a used EV, be sure you have done the proper research and due diligence in order to have a pleasant ownership experience.
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Why You Need To Use A Smart Thermostat This Summer
A smart thermostat can help you cut down on the amount of energy you use and track when you use the most -- both of which can save you money.
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The 10 Most Exclusive Cars That The Sultan Of Brunei Owns
The Sultan of Brunei has amassed a car collection that would make Jay Leno envious -- and these are the most exclusive vehicles in his lineup.
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Essential Camera Accessories Every Photographer Needs In 2022
You already have a camera. Now. let's walk through the additional equipment needed in order to produce the best possible photographs;
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How To Upgrade To Windows 11 Without A Microsoft Account
Windows 11 is great, but its seemingly mandatory Microsoft account requirement isn't. There's a way around that, but it's very sneaky and hard to find.
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What Is A Starquake? The ESA's Gaia Observatory Has Some Photos To Show You
The ESA's Gaia space observatory has collected a trove of data about our universe, including info about a phenomenon known as starquakes that shape stars.
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Why You'll Hardly Find Any McLaren F1s On The Road
Have you ever wondered why you've seen so few McLaren F1s in your day-to-day life, driving in your neighborhood or blasting down the highway?
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Qualcomm Dodges Hefty EU Fine For Apple Deal
Qualcomm has managed to get a hefty penalty overturned after a ruling by the General Court in Europe, which rejected the EU regulator's findings.
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You'll Soon Be Able To Use Adobe Photoshop For Free, But There's A Catch
Adobe says this version of Photoshop will be available to use for free, but not without a few strings attached. For starters: it's restricted to a web browser.
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Inside The End Of Silicon Valley's Dynasty
Times are tough around Silicon Valley right now -- and if remote work has anything to do with it, those times could get even tougher.
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China Says They May Have Found Traces Of Alien Life
Professor Zhang Tongjie of the China Extraterrestrial Civilization Research Group at Beijing Normal University says they may have found signs of alien life.
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Bethesda Confirms Fallout 5, But Get Ready To Wait
A Bethesda official confirms the existence of plans to develop Fallout 5, but delivers a bit of bad news at the same time. This one's gonna take a while.
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RIP Internet Explorer
It's finally time to say goodbye to Internet Explorer, for real. Microsoft has officially stopped support for the browser for all users everywhere forever.
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