33% Of People Don't Shut Down Their Computer At Night - Here's Why They Should
We surveyed almost 600 respondents and one-third of them don't shut down their computers at night, but they really should, and we'll tell you why.
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OnePlus 5 All But Officially Revealed In India
Rather than be considered the worst kept secret, OnePlus seems to have decided to just let everyone see the OnePlus 5 anyway.
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Lenovo's Leaked High-End Tablet Has An Unusual Name
Lenovo appears to be developing a new Lenovo Tab Extreme which looks to be a high-specced out tablet with a huge screen and powerful processor.
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LOUD On Planet X Review : Castle Defense In The Music Arena
The folks responsible for LOUD on Planet X have given the music-friendly gaming scene a real kick in the pants.
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Meta AR Headset TED Talk: Augmented Details
Meta is a company that's created an augmented reality headset that - at this moment - is available for sale to developers at large.
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Mark Zuckerberg Embodies VR's Single Biggest Issue
It wasn't what Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said this week at the Samsung Galaxy S7 press conference. It was what he didn't say.
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The Best Smartwatches Of 2022
Smartwatches have come a long way in the last ten years. Now there are multiple options depending on your preference. Here are our favorites.
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Moto G 2014 Details Leak Early
It's less than a day now before we get full details on the second Moto G device, but it would appear that someone has spilled the beans a bit early.
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Brinc's Lemur S Tactical Drone Can Fly Through Tempered Glass
The new Lemur S drone from Brinc can break glass, serve as a battering ram for doors, and act as a two-way communication device for law enforcement.
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Apple May Restrict Faster USB-C Transfer Speeds To Top-End iPhone 15 Models
The EU's ruling to standardize charging methods among smartphone technology, Apple is conceding for its next round of iPhones — albeit with a possible catch.
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This New Tire Technology Could Keep You Out Of Big Trouble
New car tire sealant from Dow and Bridgestone is designed to flex with obstructions and prevent tires from running flat. Here's how it works.
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Why Your iPad Is Slow And What You Need To Do To Fix It
Your iPad is probably one of your most-used devices, so when it slows down it can be frustrating. We have some tips on what you can do to speed things back up.
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Elon Musk Tells Court He Doesn't Want To Be CEO Of Any Company Despite Being CEO Of Three
The world's richest man Elon Musk, who currently serves as the CEO of three of the companies he owns, has claimed he doesn't want to be the head of any company.
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Amazon Confirms Layoffs, But The Number Remains A Mystery
Rumors surfaced earlier this month that Amazon would join Twitter, Meta, and others in laying off workers. Now the company has confirmed some of the details.
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CPSC Issues Strong Warning About Onewheel Electric Skateboards After Future Motion Refuses Recall
The CPSC claims Onewheel riders have been severely injured due to issues with the electric skateboards, but maker Future Motion disagrees with the agency.
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This New Microsoft Excel Feature Lets You Add Images Directly To A Cell
Microsoft Excel is gaining the ability to insert an image directly into a cell, an oft-requested feature. The rollout is expected to begin in December 2022.
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The Cunning Trick Elon Musk Used To Catch A Leaker
Elon Musk has revealed a clever trick he used to discover who was leaking Tesla emails to the press over a decade ago. Twitter workers should pay attention.
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Qualcomm Is Finally Getting Serious About Non-Dorky Smart Glasses
The Snapdragon AR2 Gen 1 Platform is Qualcomm's first, purpose-built AR platform, intended to squeeze neatly into a pair of glasses.
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Elon Musk Heads To Court Over His Tesla Pay Package
As Twitter issues continue to unfold, Elon Musk is now in cort over the way he is paid by another of his companies: Tesla.
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Microsoft Teams Hopes To Boost Productivity By Adding Minesweeper And Solitaire
Microsoft added some simple classic games to Teams in an effort to promote team building through the app. Games include Solitaire and Minesweeper.
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Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Serves Up Three-Month Trials To Apple Music, Apple TV+
Microsoft is throwing in a great perk for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members, especially for Apple users looking to take the dive into Apple Music or Apple TV+.
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QuietOn 3.1 Review: Reclaiming Lost Sleep With ANC Earbuds
QuietOn 3.1 earbuds make for an interesting proposition -- better sleep courtesy of earbuds that use ANC, but no additional audio, to keep you calm.
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4 Tips For Organizing Your MacBook's Desktop
Your MacBook desktop may be cluttered with apps and files, blocking the view of your wallpaper. We have some steps you can take to help clean it up.
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Musk Pitches 'Hardcore' Twitter 2.0 To Employees, Tells Them To Commit Or Leave
Elon Musk sent a midnight email to Twitter's remaining staff saying they would have to accept long hours and hard work or they could leave and take severance.
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The Incredible Story Of Pepsi's Harrier Jet Giveaway
In the mid-'90s, an ambiguous Pepsi ad and an enterprising college student went head to head. This is the incredible story of Pepsi's Harrier jet giveaway.
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Amazon's New Ring Pilot Adds Real-Time Alerts From Local Government Agencies
Following its partnership with police departments, Amazon's Ring is now piloting a program that'll let local government agencies utilize its Neighbors app.
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Despite Crypto Woes, New York Fed Teams With Big Banks To Test Digital Dollar
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is leading a project that aims to test whether digital tokens representing the U.S. dollar can offer any positive changes.
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