GM And PG&E Pilot Will Turn Electric Cars Into Outage Saviors
GM and PG&E are kicking off a bidirectional charging pilot, taking advantage of the big batteries in EVs to provide outage alternatives to gas generators.
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This Is Gogoro's First Solid-State Battery: It Could Be An EV Game-Changer
Solid-state batteries are the EV holy grail: safer, more flexible, and more power-dense. Now, Gogoro says it has built the first working, swappable prototype.
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AnkerWork B600 Video Bar Review: Pricey All-In-One Webcam Solution
There's no shortage of accessories designed for working from home, but they can get cumbersome. AnkerWork aims to solve that with its all-in-one B600 webcam.
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Why Elon Musk Thinks This Nuclear Move In Europe Is 'Critical' For International Security
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has fueled energy prices and national security concerns. Amid this, Musk has called on Europe to embrace nuclear power plants.
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Google Says Optimized Chrome Beats Safari Speeds On Mac
Google claims the latest version of Chrome is faster than Apple's Safari on Mac. That doesn't necessarily mean you should switch browsers, though.
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SpaceX Rival Astra Reveals The Two Flaws That Ruined Its First Payload Launch
In February, Astra's LV0008 launch carrying NASA satellites failed. Now, weeks later, the company is back with details about what went wrong.
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The Real Reason Instagram Just Added A Special Feature For Content Creators
Instagram has announced a new feature called enhanced tags that makes it easier for creators to get credit for their work. Here's why the new tool is important.
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Hubble Space Telescope's Workhorse Camera Turns 20 - Here Are Some Of Its Best Photos
One of Hubble's most important instruments, the ACS, is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Here are some of the most stunning images captured with the camera.
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Valve Opens Up On Steam Deck Availability But You May Not Be Happy
Valve updates the public on their plans for releasing the Steam Deck for all potential users. The handheld's shipping dates may surprise you.
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Solar Orbiter Is Hitting A Special Milestone On Its Journey To The Sun
The European Space Agency (ESA) and NASA deliver news that the Solar Orbiter has reached a very important point in its journey from Earth to the sun.
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Nintendo Switch Online 2.0 Update Has Some Big Improvements
Nintendo released the major 2.0 version of their Switch Online app at long last, giving the platform the attention it deserves on mobile devices.
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VW's ID. Buzz Cabin Tease Has Us Extra-Excited For The EV Microbus
Another big tease of Volkswagen's ID. Buzz all-electric Microbus makes this vehicle seem like an electric dream come true, complete with orange accents.
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Update Firefox Right Now - Here's Why
Mozilla informs all users they need to update their Firefox browser apps as soon as possible, revealing actively exploited zero-day bugs in the process.
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NASA's Psyche Spacecraft Looks Astonishing Assembled For The First Time
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory unveils their massive Psyche spacecraft before it heads to space to chase an asteroid with the same name!
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Hackers Stole Samsung's Galaxy Source Code
Hackers appear to have breached Samsung's digital defenses to steal data they suggest deals with Galaxy smartphone security features.
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Pixel Phones Add Night Sight In Snapchat, Message Stickers, And Live Caption For Calls
Google reveals a collection of new features for Pixel smartphones that are newer than the Pixel 3, but split the release date at Pixel 6.
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Pixel 6a Spec Leak Suggests Google Is Back On Its A-Game
The Google Pixel 6a leaks again, this time in benchmark scores that suggest it'll be more than worth its price - if its price sticks to tradition.
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The New Apple Display Could Be A Done Deal For Tuesday's Event
It would appear that Apple may be prepared to reveal a new desktop monitor for its range of Mac Pro and Mac Mini machines at a press event this week.
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How Russian Military Activity In The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Could Have Far-Reaching Effects
Russian military activity in Chernobyl creates potential for danger in the long-dormant radioactive exclusion zone - and it's not what you'd expect.
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How To Use An iPad As An Extra Monitor
If you own an iPad, you can use it as an extra monitor regardless of whether you use Mac or Windows. Though it may seem magical, the process is very simple.
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Physics Teacher Pitches A Race Between Usain Bolt And A Jurassic Park Dinosaur
Could the world's fastest sprinter beat the terrifying acid-spitting dinosaur from "Jurassic Park" in a race? The answer is pretty surprising.
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What Happens When A Star Passes Too Close To A Black Hole?
Black holes are thought to be formed when the largest stars die, collapsing into themselves. Here's what happens when stars get too close to one.
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How This Pod-Based Ice Cream Machine Can Reduce Carbon Emissions
You may soon be able to make ice cream at home in minutes with minimal hassle — at least that is what ColdSnap claims to be able to offer with its pod machine.
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How Old Is Our Solar System?
Scientists know that when the universe came into being, not everything in it spontaneously appeared. How long has our solar system been around?
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The 15 Best Mercedes Of All Time
With a legacy stretching back more than a century, there's no lack of impressive Mercedes-Benz vehicles. Here are the 15 best Mercedes cars of all time.
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Apple Studio Display Rumor Is Not Quite What We Were Hoping For
Despite hopes for a more affordable Apple-branded display, what may next arrive could be even more expensive than the Pro Display XDR already on sale.
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The Real Reason Google Just Paused Advertising In Russia
Google paused advertising online inside Russia, appearing to do so in response to Russia's demands for information control through Google's platforms.
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