Google Just Gave Meta's Facebook Business More Bad News
Google is bringing its Privacy Sandbox to Android under a multi-year effort that aims to strike a balance between user privacy and ad revenue.
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What's The Difference Between HDR10 And Dolby Vision?
When markting High Dynamic Range (HDR) displays, companies use different terms, such as HDR10, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision to convey picture quality.
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Never Give All Your Apps Camera Permission. Here's Why
More than enough reasons have stacked up in opposition to the everyday user giving all apps camera permission - if you don't have to, don't do it.
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Here's When You May Finally Be Able To Buy The OnePlus 10 Pro
The OnePlus 10 Pro was launched "early" in China to hit the new year - now the device is moving ever closer to an international launch in a variety of markets.
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No Man's Sky Sentinels Update Unleashes Some Serious Machinery
No Man's Sky gets serious with mech action in the "Sentinels Update". Beyond this piloted beast upgrade, this update gives the Minotaur Exocraft a boost.
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Nothing's Smartphone Plans May Be Finally Coming To Fruition
Clues are stacking up, pointing toward the idea that Carl Pei's Nothing brand is close to revealing its first smartphone device on Android with Qualcomm.
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Fisker Opens Reservations For The Pear All-Electric Crossover SUV
Fisker has already opened reservations for its second EV called the Pear. One single teaser image has been revealed of this new electric crossover.
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This Futuristic Smart Glass Has TikTok Impressed
A TikTok video reveals a an aftermarket film layer that attaches to an existing piece of glass that allows the glass to become "smart glass".
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Nintendo Will Shutter The Wii U And 3DS eShops In 2023
Nintendo has announced it will discontinue the facility for the Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo Wii U to buy games. What will become of these old-school machines?
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White Castle Orders More Robot Hamburger Flippers To Fill In For Humans
White Castle leads the way in adopting robot workers to fill in roles human hamburger flippers traditionally held in the past, while personable jobs stay human.
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The Xpedition Pro Xpro One Looks Like A Ruggedized Tacozilla
The Xpedition Pro Xpro One is a rugged camping machine that pays homage to a F-117 Nighthawk stealth fighter and looks a lot like the Toyota Tacozilla.
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2023 Nissan Z: Everything We Know So Far
The refreshed 2023 Nissan Z is the automaker's first update of its popular sports car in a decade. Here's everything you can expect in the forthcoming model.
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Steam Deck iFixit Teardown Has Some Great News And One Big Warning
Valve has designed the Steam Deck with future repairs in mind, and while many of the components are easy to access, there's one very big problem.
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Elden Ring PC Specifications Have Finally Been Revealed
With only days left before its release, we finally know the minimum specs gamers will need to play the hotly anticipated "Elden Ring" on PC.
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What Exactly Is Blockchain?
Even those who may know a little about how blockchain tech works may still not understand how its application extends far beyond cryptocurrency.
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Ford Releases 3D Printing Templates For Maverick Accessories
The best part of owning a vehicle is customizing it to meet your needs. That's where Ford's FITS comes in, offering templates for 3D-printed accessories.
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2023 Mercedes-AMG EQE Gives "Electric E-Class" A Potent Upgrade
Mercedes-Benz's new EQE all-electric sedan gets a new more powerful, more agile relative in the dual-motor, front and rear electric drive AMG EQE.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Patch 1.5 Brings Next-Gen Features And Character Customization
CD Projekt Red has released "Cyberpunk 2077" patch 1.5, adding important changes for next-gen consoles, as well as some character customization options.
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You Can Now Try Out Over 1,000 Amazon Apps On Windows 11
Amazon Android apps are now available on Windows 11, opening many popular apps and games to users of the popular PC operating system.
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The 4 Dos (And 3 Don'ts) Of Cleaning Your Camera Lenses
Tips for cleaning your camera lenses from a professional photographer, and the equipment needed to do so, along with advice on how not to clean them.
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Apple's Rumored 13-Inch M2 MacBook Pro May Look Awfully Familiar
In the grand scheme of Apple's updates to hardware, it would appear that the next MacBook release will be the sort where changes are largely under the surface.
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11 Affordable Alternatives To A Peloton Bike
Peloton bikes are not cheap. Fortunately, there are more affordable alternatives from top brands including Schwinn, Bowflex, and NordicTrack.
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Google Chrome OS Flex Promises Longer Life For Old Hardware
Chrome OS Flex brings an iteration of Chrome OS to PC hardware both old and new, allowing simple software to lengthen the life of otherwise-outdated machines.
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Netflix Is Officially Working On A Live Action BioShock Movie
Netflix's next big project is a movie adaptation of the hit BioShock video game series, though the company is keeping a lid on what fans can expect.
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Audio-Technica's New True Wireless Earbuds Aim To Outlast All Others
Audio-Technica has a brand new pair of wireless earbuds that have more battery life than any one of its biggest competitors from other brands.
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Horizon Forbidden West's Towering Tallneck Is Becoming A LEGO Set
A very wild looking machine creature called a Tallneck was just given a LEGO set to join in on the release of its origin: the video game Horizon Forbidden West.
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Cameras That Changed Photography Forever
From the Kodak Brownie released in 1900 to the modern cameras found on smartphones, these devices completely changed photography and how we view the world.
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