2023 Ram 1500 Gets Lavish New Trims And A Bug-Killing Glovebox
The Ram 1500 is getting a bunch of new trims and features for 2023 - here's what you can look forward to when the truck launches later this year.
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Lenovo's 2022 Smart Glasses Very Nearly Look Normal
Lenovo has taken the wraps off a new pair of smart glasses, though they may not do what you'd expect given how popular AR and VR are at the moment.
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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold 2022 Fits More OLED Into A Sleeker Foldable
Lenovo has introduced the next generation of its X1 Fold, a foldable laptop that offers a truly unique form factor made possible by a flexible display.
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Lenovo Glasses T1 Hands-On: So Simple, They Might Just Work
While smart glasses are not new, Lenovo's Glasses T1 may put it on the map as a leader in their proliferation.
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The Eerie Footage Behind This Floating Helicopter Explained
There's a very simple explanation for why this footage makes a helicopter's rotors appear stagnant while it's hovering.
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Leaked ROG Phone 6D Ultimate Upgrade Serves Up A Faster CPU
ASUS has a new ROG Phone 6 on the horizon, and today we got our first look at the ROG Phone 6D Ultimate along with its vanilla counterpart in a new leak
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Surface Pro X May Be Discontinued, But There's Good News
A new leak claims Microsoft has discontinued its Surface Pro X line, but that doesn't mean it is done with ARM-based models. Here's what we know so far.
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AMD's Ryzen 7000 CPUs Officially Unveiled - Here's When You Can Buy Them
AMD has taken the wraps off its Ryzen 7000 series chips and Zen 4 architecture, revealing when the new CPUs will arrive and how much they will cost.
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Pixel Watch Price Leak Doesn't Inspire Confidence
Many people are looking forward to the launch of Google's long-anticipated Pixel Watch, but a new leak suggests its price tag may surprise fans.
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Is Amazon Buying Electronic Arts Or Not?
After some trouble with unvetted sources, it has been revealed there is little credence to the rumor that Amazon will purchase Electronic Arts.
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MMtech Online Survey: 43% Of People Polled Are Scared Of The Potential Of Sentient AI
The idea of machines becoming smart enough to rise up and take over the planet is nothing new, and perhaps that's why so many fear sentient AI.
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There's Finally Good News If You Want To Buy A New NVIDIA Graphics Card
PC gamers have faced outrageous GPU prices for quite some time, but it looks like the winds are finally shifting in the average consumer's favor.
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A New Steam Deck Rival Is Coming With A Slide-Up Display And Keyboard
The Nintendo Switch and, more recently, the Steam Deck have revitalized handheld gaming, and now we're seeing more PC-based options hit the market.
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It's No Secret Why The 2012 Lotus 340R Was Banned In The US
The 2012 Lotus 340R lacks many of the common necessities we think of when we think about automobiles -- including windows and doors.
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35% Of People Would Most Want To See This Celebrity Superyacht In Person
The ocean is home to a number of superyachts from the world's wealthiest people. Which yachts do most want to see in person? The winner may surprise you.
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Starlink Best Effort Option Tackles Slow Roll-Out With Slower Speed Warning
If you're still waiting for Starlink availability in your region, you may have a new option for getting the satellite internet service, but there's a catch.
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Plex Reports Data Breach, So It's Time To Change Your Password
Plex, the platform that lets anyone create their own home media streaming server, has told users to reset their passwords after a hacker accessed some data.
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Fitbit's Fall Lineup Includes New Inspire, Versa, And Sense Models
Fitbit is back with a new lineup of products, introducing the latest-generation versions of hit models like the Versa, Sense, and Inspire tracker.
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Instagram Seems To Be Copying Another Groundbreaking Idea
It looks like Instagram is exploring a new feature that has seemingly been copied from one of the most popular new social media platforms in years.
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Razer Basilisk V3 Pro Serves Up A Bunch Of Upgrades Cloaked In RGB
The Razer Basilisk V3 Pro offers a set of specific upgrades from its predecessor and targets dedicated gamers seeking the best performance.
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Galaxy Watch 5 Pro Has One Annoying Design Flaw
Samsung's Galaxy Watch 5 series includes a Pro model, and while it has great specs, there's one subtle design change that may really annoy some consumers.
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The Reason Some Alienware Computers Are Banned In 6 States
Due to very specific government regulations, the popular gaming computers have seen shipping halted to several states across the country.
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Galaxy S23 Ultra May Be Mostly Unchanged Except For One Big Feature
Samsung will launch the Galaxy S23 lineup in early 2023, but rumors point toward the model largely remaining unremarkable except for one major change.
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This Lovable Electric Dune Buggy Needs Early Owners To Be Willing Guinea Pigs
The reinvented Meyers Manx 2.0 EV dune buggy was previewed this month and made its big debut at The Quail as part of Monterey Car Week 2022.
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The Bentley Mulliner Batur Is A $2 Million Goodbye To Gas And A Glimpse Of The Future
The Bentley Mulliner Batur is named for a lake in Bali but performs like nothing else on the road. 18 fortunate buyers will experience the thrill.
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Here's How TikTok Silently Monitors Your Web Activity
TikTok has the ability to monitor and record your activities when you access the web through its app. This isn't great news, given TikTok's history.
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This Electronic 'Skin' Lacking A Chip Could Be The Future Of Wearables
Experts at MIT have developed a thin, wearable sensor that could transform the future of wearable health technology. Here's what the "electronic skin" can do.
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