EcoFlow DELTA Max Portable Power Station Review: Charge It Your Way
The EcoFlow DELTA Max provides reliable AC and DC power in a variety of situations. Here's how it stacks up compared to what was promised.
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KFC Just Roasted The Mercedes F1 Team And Twitter Is Freaking Out
The fried chicken chain served up some spicy takes on the popular social media platform.
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Uber's New Partnership Means You Can Get A NYC Taxi On The App
Has the bitter history between traditional taxi services and the ride-sharing app been resolved?
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Google Wants FDA Approval For Fitbit's Heart Rate Monitoring
Google recently released the results of a study involving its wearable tech and is seeking government approval of a new algorithm.
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New Google Nest Smart Display Could Have A Detachable Tablet Screen
The 2022 Google Nest Hub is rumored to have an updated form factor.
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Black Shark's New Phones Are Coming Next Week
Black Shark has confirmed it'll launch a new series of gaming smartphones in the near future, and we likely already know the hardware they'll pack.
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Stunning Images Of The Sun Snapped By Solar Orbiter
Solar Orbiter has snapped some stunning images of our sun up close, including the highest resolution image ever taken of its full face and corona.
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Can These Slick EV Stations Make Charging A Treat Not A Chore?
Electrify America is planning a series of high-end EV charging station upgrades, ones that'll include everything from solar awnings to lounges.
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Activision Blizzard Slapped With Another Harassment Lawsuit
Activision Blizzard has been hit with yet another lawsuit detailing a toxic workplace in which harassment was allegedly a common occurrence.
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The Real Reason We Haven't Seen A 3D Kirby Platformer Until Now
"Forgotten Land" marks the first time fans have received a fully 3D mainline Kirby game. Now the developers have explained why it took so long.
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Google Is Testing Android's Best Productivity Feature For Chrome
It seems Google is testing a new drag-and-drop convenience feature in Chrome on Android, but you'll probably have to wait a while before trying it out.
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Samsung Is Prepping Yet Another Galaxy M Series Launch
Following success in Asian markets, Samsung is boosting the reach of its popular Galaxy M Series with additional launches in multiple countries.
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Omega MoonSwatch Pairs Speedmaster With Swatch Pricing And Bad News For Scalpers
Omega style with Swatch pricing. It's no surprise watch fans are excited about the new MoonSwatch.
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Why Humans Will Never Go To Mars, According To Neil deGrasse Tyson
Neil deGrasse Tyson has serious doubts about whether human beings will ever actually travel to Mars -- at least when it comes to staying long-term.
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UK Teen Accused Of Masterminding LAPSUS$ Hacks That Raked In Millions
A 16-year-old UK teen may be one of the masterminds behind Lapsus$, the hacking group that allegedly raked in millions and targeted major tech companies.
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Apple's Cheapest iPhone Will Use Its Most High-Tech Metal
After investing heavily in Green Bonds, Apple is moving to use aluminum smelted without carbon emissions for future versions of the phone.
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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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