USPS Doubles EV Delivery Truck Order, But Gas Still Dominates
Only about 20% of the USPS' new trucks will be electric. But other big improvements are coming for their entire updated fleet by late 2023.
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Apple Hardware Subscription Could Make Your iPhone A Monthly Payment
Apple is planning to release a subscription-based rental model for its hardware products, potentially as early as next year, according to reports.
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Analogue Pocket Alternatives That Will Give You A Great Retro Gaming Experience
While the Analogue Pocket sets a high bar for retro gaming experience, there are many alternatives to the Pocket that deliver quality and a dose of nostalgia.
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Galaxy S22 Ultra Users Report An Annoying Bug, And There's No Fix In Sight
Some Galaxy S22 Ultra owners have been grappling with an annoying GPS issue for weeks, but unfortunately, there still isn't any fix in sight.
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New Apple Patent Describes AirPods You Don't Put In Your Ears
Apple's AirPods keep getting smaller, but a new technology detailed in a recent patent application suggests future AirPods might not even go in your ears
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The Ambitious Volkswagen That Never Cracked Into The American Market
Enter the VW Corrado, a sleeker and sportier Golf sold in two generations with a few quirks and a surprising amount of potential for performance.
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Nintendo Finally Acknowledges Wii And DSi Shop Outage
The Wii and DSi eShops went offline without an explanation over a week ago and now Nintendo has finally broken its silence to tell us why.
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This Apple Mac Studio Teardown Left iFixit Disappointed
The new Apple Mac Studio squeezes a whole lot of performance into its tiny footprint. Question is, has Apple left any room for upgrades?
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ESA Testing Process Of Using Astronaut Waste To Make Fuel On Mars
Scientists seek to transform astronaut sewage and CO2 from Mars' atmosphere into hydrocarbons.
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SpaceX's Starship HLS Lunar Lander Isn't Enough For NASA
SpaceX may have won NASA's contract for a lunar lander, but the US space agency has surprised observers by calling for new designs for the Artemis mission
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NASA Just Cracked Open A 50-Year-Old Lunar Sample
Scientists are examining materials collected from the moon during the Apollo 17 mission.
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Cheapest Polestar 2 Arrives In The US With Its Longest EV Range
The single-motor Polestar 2 may not have the same power as the dual-motor version but it's still packed with attractive features.
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Stephen Wilhite, The Father Of The GIF, Dies At 74
The programmer responsible for the popular image format died of COVID-19.
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OnePlus 10 Pro 5G Launching In USA At Last
OnePlus promised its Android flagship would come to the US. Now, it's ready to spill the details.
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Latest Instagram Update Brings Back Chronological Feed And New Favorites List
Instagram fans have been begging for a chronological timeline for years. Now, they're finally getting their wish - here's how it works.
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Microchip Brain Implant Allows Paralyzed Man To Speak Again
Cutting-edge surgery has allowed a paralyzed man to communicate, using just the power of his brain, though ethical concerns could limit the technology.
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Chrome Launches Side Panel UI For Easy Access To Reading Lists And Bookmarks
Chrome is making it easier to access bookmarks and your reading list, with a new side panel UI. Here's how to use it - and how to turn it off.
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Eero's Pro 6E Is A WiFi 6E Mesh Router With An Unexpected Price
Eero, the networking owned by Amazon, expanded its product line to include two new mesh WiFi systems called the Eero Pro 6E and the Eero 6+.
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Spotify App Will Soon Host Buzzy Live Audio Chatrooms
All signs point to Spotify giving its Greenroom live audio chatrooms a prize spot in the streaming company's core app, as it competes with Clubhouse and Twitter
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What Permanent Daylight Savings Time Would Actually Mean
Nobody likes losing an hour of sleep, but would an end to changing the clocks twice a year actually be an improvement?
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Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League Delayed And It's A Big One
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League has been delayed, and fans of the game and its characters will have to wait a while to enjoy the forthcoming release.
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This Olympic Gold Medalist Will Be Joining Fortnite
A two-time Olympic gold-medal-winning professional snowboarder will be the latest celebrity to have a skin made available in Fortnight.
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iPhone 15 And Galaxy Z Fold 5 Rumored To Come With Under-Display Selfie Cameras
So-called Under-Panel Cameras are still a work in progress but these tech giants are reportedly hoping to have them out soon.
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Microsoft Confirms Details Of Security Breach
A hacker group known as LAPSUSS infiltrated Microsoft and posted a slew of code online. Here's what we know about the hack so far, and what is being done.
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The Fascinating History Of Polaroid Cameras
Edwin Land revolutionized the world of photography with the invention of the Polaroid camera. The camera has a fascinating history.
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PS5 And PS4 System Update Now Live With Variable Refresh Rate On The Horizon
Sony's newest PlayStation system update is here, and as well as much-anticipated quality of life changes, there are some heavy hints about VRR for PS5.
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Google Photos Update Tackles The Photographer's Biggest Headache
Google Photos is often the go-to for saving huge photo libraries. Now, it's getting a much-needed upgrade to make organizing them far easier.
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