Sega Tipped To Revive Crazy Taxi And Jet Set Radio With Big-Budget Reboots
The iconic video game company hasn't released hardware since 2001, but fans could be in for a treat with reboots of some of its classics.
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Bugsnax Leads The Charge For Xbox Game Pass In Late April 2022
Microsoft is back with another batch of games for its popular Xbox Game Pass platform. The new lineup includes the unique title "Bugsnax," among others.
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2022 Maserati Levante Trofeo Review: Head, Heart And Howl
Maserati went big with the new Levante Trofeo. Here's where the vehicle excels, and how it stacks up to what the iconic carmaker promised.
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How Spotify's Algorithm Knows Your Music Taste So Well
Personalized playlists are a significant part of Spotify's success. People love to not see their feedback being implemented. Everyone loves to feel special
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How Steve Jobs' 1997 Return To Apple Saved The Company
When Steve Jobs resigned from Apple in 1985, the future was less than auspicious for the now-legendary business magnate. But that soon changed.
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Huge Elden Ring Update Gives Players A Lot To Love
The latest update to "Elden Ring" adds a significant amount of balance to gameplay, especially when it comes to magic and weapons of a Colossal nature.
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Lexus Interface Review (2022): A Long-Overdue Infotainment Upgrade
Luxury carmaker Lexus has upped their infotainment game with this new interface. Here's the breakdown on what exceeds the hype and what doesn't.
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Apple's 'iPhone City' Escapes China's COVID-19 Lockdowns — For Now
Apple's manufacturing partner Foxconn runs the world's largest iPhone factory in the city of Zhengzhou.
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This Health Company Created An App That Detects COVID-19
A health company developed a smartphone app that they say is able to accurately detect the presence of COVID-19 using only the sound of a user's cough.
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This Is How Twitter's Upcoming Edit Button Could Work
Twitter researchers show early peeks at how an Edit Tweet button is being prepared for launch on the social network, nearly ready for Twitter Blue.
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What Is PCI Compliance?
A group of credit card companies created a set of security and privacy standards for the Payment Card Industry that, when followed, constitute PCI compliance.
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Audi Urbansphere Concept Is An Outsized Self-Driving Luxury Apartment On Wheels
The German luxury automaker unveiled an incredible concept EV for the future.
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Why You'll Hardly Find Any Aston Martin One-77s On The Road
The Aston Martin One-77 is a popular supercar for the super-rich, which begs the question of why Aston Martin didn't make more of them
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Why Jeep Is Done Making The Grand Cherokee Trackhawk
The Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk will end its run with this generation, supplanted by the new fifth-gen WL Grand Cherokee, but why?
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OnePlus Nord N20 5G Hits Budget Market In USA
OnePlus has officially taken the wraps off its new Nord N20 5G, a new Android handset that had surfaced in a number of leaks over the past months.
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2023 Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV First Look: Meet The New Face Of Big Luxury EVs
SUV sales are booming, and Mercedes-Benz has high hopes for the new EQS SUV. A vision of all-electric luxury, it'll face some stiff competition.
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Logitech Lift Vertical Is An Ergonomic Mouse For The Rest Of Us
Logitech is back with another unique vertical-style mouse, one that comes with support for left-handed users and is cheaper than its older counterpart.
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2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe First Drive: Electrified All-Rounder Comes With A Catch
Off-road talent meets electrification and the promise of up to 56 MPGe, as another SUV goes hybrid. Can the Grand Cherokee 4xe live up to its Jeep badge?
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TCL Google TVs Will Get AirPlay 2 And HomeKit Support, But There's A Catch
TCL has teamed up with Apple to bake two of its popular technologies into the maker's upcoming smart TVs. Unfortunately, availability may be limited.
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Google And Samsung May Soon Usher In The Smart Contact Lens Market
Smart contact lenses are still a novel concept, but a new market analysis report claims that'll change soon, and we may have Google and Samsung to thank.
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How To Turn Off The iPhone Flashlight In 2 Ways
So, you've accidentally turned on your iPhone's flashlight and you can't figure out how to turn it off again. Fortunately, the process is very simple.
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The Real Reason You May See Ads The Next Time You Play Xbox
A concerning new report claims on behalf of unnamed sources that Microsoft may be considering advertisements in games on Xbox, though questions remain.
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Apple Is Working On A New HomePod With Unexpected Features
Rumor has it that Apple plans to resurrect its larger HomePod speaker, though it may be considerably more powerful and capable than the original version.
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The 12 Most Expensive Laptops In The World
Laptops can cost a pretty penny -- especially when outfitted with diamonds or gold more commonly found on one's finger, rather than underneath it.
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How One Company Is Solving The Space Junk Problem
Massive amounts of pieces of space junk float around our planet. One company has a solution for avoiding said space junk as we travel beyond it.
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The Rare Planet Alignment You Need To Watch Out For This Month
The stars have aligned, sort of. From our perspective here on Earth, four big neighboring planets appear to have formed a line, and you can see them now.
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How To Clear Your Android Phone's Cache
After you've deleted all the old apps and unused files on your Android device, but your phone still moves too slow, it's time to take a peek at your cache.
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