Honor Turns Up The Heat In Paris With 200 Series Launch Event
Honor is turning up the heat at its 200 series launch event in Paris with new cellphone and laptop announcements. Here's everything you need to know.
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HTC Returns From The Dead With A New Android Phone, And It Actually Looks Good
While mostly gone from the U.S. market for several years, HTC is making a return with a new 'flagship' Android phone that seems like a powerful reprise.
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Honor 200 Series: Here's What You Need To Know
Honor has debuted details of its next pair of flagship smartphone models based on Android. We're taking a deep dive into both versions to compare.
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New Leak Reveals The Titan Submersible Disaster Was More Horrifying Than We Thought
New information about the Titan submersible disaster has come to light, revealing that the truth was worse than we thought.
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AI-Generated Images Are About To Invade Your iPhone, iPad, And Mac
As part of its WWDC 2024 keynote presentation, Apple introduced a slew of new AI-based features, including five different image generation tools.
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Apple Intelligence Is Official And It Promises To Supercharge Siri
Apple's new upgrades for Siri were perhaps the most interesting updates announced at WWDC 2024 and include a host of new features for your day-to-day life.
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Apple Is Bringing Some Long-Awaited Messages Features To iOS 18
At the 2024 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), the tech giant announced some exciting updates. Here are the long-awaited messages updates on iOS 18.
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Apple VisionOS 2 Serves Up New Photos Features, Gesture Controls, And Ultrawide Resolutions For Mac
Apple VisionOS 2 is a noticeable improvement over the original VisionOS, offering a few key new QoL features that may make the Vision Pro more attractive.
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MacOS Sequoia Finally Gives Us Proper iPhone Mirroring, Complete With Notifications
Improving cross-device parity once more, MacOS is getting official iPhone mirroring for apps, notifications, and more, alongside new Safari generative updates.
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Microsoft's New Xbox Console Options Include Galaxy Black Special Edition
Microsoft has unveiled three new variations of its latest-generation Xbox console series, including a limited production version with a special design.
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Microsoft Just Hit The Brakes On Windows Copilot+ PCs' Creepiest Feature
Walking back the controversial 'Recall' feature, Microsoft is changing a new default Windows Copilot setting that was the source of new privacy concerns.
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T-Mobile Home Internet Backup Could Keep You Online In An Outage, But You Need To Do The Math First
If your internet service frequently goes down, T-Mobile's Home Internet Backup plan may be for you. The price may make it impractical for many, though.
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Want To Delete Your Ticketmaster Account Following The Recent Data Breach? Here's How
The Ticketmaster data breach has got a lot of people considering whether keeping their data with the company is a smart idea. Here's how to delete your account.
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Where Is The U.S. Gasoline Supply Reserve, And Who's In Charge Of It?
Nearly 1 million gallons of gasoline are scheduled to be released from the NGSR, which is located in two places on the Eastern Seaboard: NY and Maine.
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Max Joins Other Streamers In Hiking Prices, And This Time Ad-Free Plans Are Going Up
Many streaming services have raised prices recently. Max joins other streamers in hiking prices, and this time ad-free plans are going up, too.
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What Is Indian's Great Depression-Era 74ci Chief Motorcycle Worth Now?
One of Indian's most beloved motorcycles is the 74ci Chief. Here's how much a Great Depression-era 74ci Chief is worth now.
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The Underestimated Genius Behind The World's Fastest Car
The creator behind the world's fastest land vehicle, the Thrust SSC, has passed away at 92.
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Apple's Biggest-Ever Siri Upgrades Will Come With A Disappointing Caveat
Apple is looking to bring AI capability to Siri, but it looks like there might be some pretty big hardware limitations in place if you want to use it.
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Tesla's Most Dangerous Rival Just Revealed Its 1,200 Mile Range Hybrids
One of the biggest rivals to Tesla just showcased test results of its latest hybrid cars that reached a range of over 1,200 miles.
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Why T-Mobile Buying US Cellular Could Be A Disaster For Budget Cellphone Plans
T-Mobile is moving to acquire US Cellular, and if past efforts in acquisition and consolidation are any clue, it may not be all good news for US Cellular users.
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These Superhuman Headphones Could Change Your Mind On AI
A team at the University of Washington has developed an AI-driven kit for headphones that lets users hear a single person in a room full of other people.
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If This BMW Concept Skytop Doesn't Go Into Production, We'll Be Furious
Over the years, BMW has had a knack for creating concept cars that never come to fruition, but if the Concept Skytop doesn't make production, we'll be furious.
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Spotify Is Killing Car Thing And No, You Can't Have Your Money Back
Spotify's weird streaming gadget with an equally unusual name, Car Thing, has officially been discontinued. All of the existing devices will stop working soon.
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iFixit And Samsung Repair Program Abruptly Ends: What This Means For DIY Galaxy Fixes
iFixit announced it is ending its partnership with Samsung to offer DIY fixes for the Galaxy and other models. What does this mean for the future of repairs?
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Kia EV3 Revealed With Big Style, Big Range, And Two Big Questions
Kia's new small EV promises no shortage of range and distinctive style, but we've still got some questions
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OpenAI Accused Of Faking Scarlett Johansson's Voice, But There's Not Much She Can Do
Shortly after OpenAI took down one of its ChatGPT voices, actress Scarlett Johansson wants to know how it developed the voice that sounds so similar to her.
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Microsoft's New Surface Laptop And Surface Pro Go Big On AI, And Intel Misses Out
Microsoft is ushering in a new era of Windows PCs, one built atop the Windows ARM foundation. Meanwhile, Intel announced its own new Lunar Lake processors.
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