iPhone Repairs Could Get Cheaper And Easier As Apple Green Lights Used Genuine Parts
Apple is finally easing its right-to-repair apprehensions by extending its support of 'genuine' used parts, though some restrictions still apply.
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Tesla Robotaxi Reveal Set For August 8: Here's What We Know
Tesla's $25,000 electric car may be dead, but Elon Musk is promising big robotaxi news in early August. Can he deliver on his big autonomous promises?
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Tesla's Low-Cost Model 2 EV Is Reportedly Dead
Tesla's long-promised cheap EV project may be officially dead. It seems the automaker is cancelling plans to bring a $25,000 car to market. Here's why.
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Apple Outage Hit App Store, Apple TV, Music, Arcade, Podcasts, And More
Apple experienced a major service outage that hit many of its most popular services, including Apple Music and Apple TV+, as well as the App Store.
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Apple Robot Rumor Teases Tech After Car Failure: What We Could Expect
Apple's cancellation of the self-driving electric car project received widespread coverage, but the tech giant seems to have more in the pipeline.
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This Lucid Electric Coupe Concept Is The Telsa Roadster Rival The EV World Needs
While many concept cars never make it to production, Lucid has just revealed an electric coupe that could rival the Tesla Roadster, and we hope it happens.
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Spotify Prices Are About To Go Up Again: Here's What We Know
Another price hike is reportedly in store for Spotify Premium users, as well as a potential new subscription tier, as the streaming service continues to expand.
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Could Tesla Survive Another Price Cut After EV Supply Outstrips Demand?
Tesla continues to adjust its projections as it pares down vehicle deliveries, alongside the previous price cuts, in order to survive waning EV interest.
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Elon Musk's X Antics May Be Pushing Away New Tesla Customers
Elon Musk's behavior on X, formerly known as Twitter, may be souring future and existing customers on the idea of buying a car from his EV manufacturer, Tesla.
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Here's Why Congress Banned Microsoft's Copilot AI
The Microsoft Copilot application was determined by the Office of Cybersecurity to pose a risk, and congressional staffers won't be allowed t use it.
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Lamborghini Has A New Logo, But Can You Even Spot The Difference?
Lamborghini has rolled out its first updated logo in over 25 years, but it may not be super obvious at first glance just what they've changed.
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FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Gets His Sentence For Massive Cryptocurrency Fraud
Sam Bankman-Fried has been handed his prison sentence for defrauding crypto investors nearly $8 billion. Here's how long he will spend behind bars.
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Elon Musk Says Some X Accounts Will Get Premium Features For Free
Elon Musk has a new plan for X (formerly Twitter), and it involves giving Premium features away for free...but only if your account meets certain requirements.
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Prius Winning This World Car Of The Year Award Would've Been Unthinkable 18 Months Ago
Let's be honest: for years, the Toyota Prius wasn't exactly a head-turner, but that has all changed now that it has won the World Car Of The Year Award.
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Hyundai's 2025 Tucson PHEV Has More Electric Power, But The Best Change Is Inside
Updated for the new model year, the 2025 Hyundai Tucson makes the biggest improvement on the creature comforts - especially when it comes to driver safety.
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Fisker Ocean Gets Wild Price Cuts As Struggling Electric Car-Maker Hustles To Survive
Perhaps in a bid to survive financially, an absolutely massive price cut has slashed the MSRP of various Fisker Ocean variants by thousands of dollars.
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2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz Looks Tougher, But There's An Unforgivable Omission
The 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz just received a substantial aesthetic update, but the new model is missing one thing that it's competitor does so well.
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2025 Mercedes G-Class Wraps Long-Overdue Updates In Iconic Style
Glance at the new 2025 Mercedes-Benz G-Class, and you'd need to be a real G-Wagon enthusiast to spot the changes. That doesn't mean they're not there, though.
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Nissan's New Electric Roadmap Promises Cheaper EVs, New SUVs And Door-To-Door Autonomy
Nissan has unveiled its plans for the next several years as part of its The Arc. Those plans include cheaper EVs, new SUVs, and door-to-door autonomy.
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Boeing's Disastrous Plane Safety Record Just Had Some Huge Consequences
A string of safety incidents, including the infamous door plug issue from Alaska Airlines, has resulted in a big shakeup in Boeing's executive leadership.
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These 4 New Jeep Safari 2024 Concepts Run From Retro To Outright Rude
This year's Easter Jeep Safari will feature four one-of-a-kind Jeep concepts that redefine four-wheel drive capability. Here's everything you need to know.
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Cybertruck Auction Fail Suggests Tesla's Truck Isn't As Appealing As Elon Musk Thinks
A recent auction for the Cybertruck Limited Edition model seems to have been a failure and there may be some underlying issues as to why this happened.
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You Can Add Your Google-Backed Contacts To An iPhone: Here's How
SIM cards can only hold so many contacts, which is why using a Google account to backup contacts is common practice when swapping to a new smartphone.
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2025 Nissan Kicks Revealed With Bold New Styling, And It Finally Offers AWD
Boldly refreshed for the new model year, the 2025 Nissan Kicks sports a whole host of upgrades, including the first availability of all-wheel drive.
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The Huge Security Hack That Might Make Travelers Feel Less Safe In Hotels
A security vulnerability discovered in hotels' keycard systems could allow hackers to break into hotel rooms at will, though a fix is on the way.
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Kia Reveals Bold New K4 Sedan And Says Farewell To The Forte
Kia has announced that it will be saying goodbye to the Forte and instead will put its focus on the promising new K4 sedan. Here's what you need to know.
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US Slaps Apple With Antitrust Lawsuit: What This Could Mean For iPhone?
The United States Department of Justice has filed an anti-trust lawsuit against Apple, citing (among other things) app store practices. Here's what we know.
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