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AT&T's new OneConnect plans sound like a great way to bundle wireless and home internet, but the fine print makes the value less obvious.
Read MoreFor Apple's 50th anniversary, amongst a selection of three luxury iPhones, this extra special model carries Steve Jobs' signature in more ways than one.
Read MoreWith his post, Musk is alluding to what could be Tesla's figurative and literal biggest product to date. Many commenters have had their say on what it might be.
Read MoreScientists are continuously looking for a way to improve the storage capacity on hard drives, but they might need to be called something different.
Read Moreif you're a photographer who relies on Sony's memory cards for any of your cameras, it may be harder to find them soon. Here's what's happening.
Read MoreThe 12V socket in cars used to be used by smokers to light a cigarettes, but these days they're used by just about everyone for adapters to charge smartphones.
Read MoreNuclear energy isn't exactly clean, with nuclear waste never exactly going away. But this inventive new process might help mitigate that particular problem.
Read MoreNintendo is most popular for its gaming consoles and video games like the Switch 2 and "Legend of Zelda." But it didn't get its start making consoles.
Read MoreBattery technology has been advancing rapidly in recent years, but the future could promise charging speeds faster than you could ever imagine.
Read MorePrecious metals, serving as catalysts, are the backbone of many materials industries, but a new form of aluminum could be set to replace them.
Read MoreSpaceX has become one of the most prominent aspects of the American space initiative, and it just hit a major milestone with its latest satellite launches.
Read MoreScreensavers used to be everywhere, but now they mostly just live on in our nostalgia. What happened, and are screensavers really gone for good?
Read MoreGamers who only aspire to collect physical media are in for a rude awakening, as Nintendo has announced a massive change to its Switch 2 game prices.
Read MoreApple improved the Apple Watch Series 9's display brightness over previous iterations, making it significantly better to use outside on a run.
Read MoreThe people of Earth have aspirations to return to the Moon and eventually colonize Mars, two places where oxygen isn't exactly in abundance.
Read MoreTraffic light countdown timers are common in Europe and Asia. The U.S. has resisted them for decades, and the reasons are more complicated than you'd think.
Read MoreDid you know that you can use your Amazon Fire TV Stick to stream video on a laptop computer? Here's how to do it, and how to decide if it's worth the effort.
Read MoreThe Xbox Kinect peripheral, a pretty infamous flop as far as video game accessories go, is no longer supported, but it turns out has clever unofficial uses.
Read MoreHelium is well known as the gas that makes balloons float and voices higher, but it's also found in some hard drives. Here's how it's advancing disk technology.
Read MoreThe Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller includes two back buttons that can make certain games easier to play once you decide what they should do.
Read MoreNASA had a contingency plan in case Apollo astronauts were stranded near the Moon, but it was far stranger and riskier than you might expect.
Read MoreThere's an argument to be made that the Millennium Falcon is the most iconic ship in the "Star Wars" franchise, but the X-wing is right up there, too.
Read MoreThe PlayStation 5 has turned out to be Sony's best iteration of the console with all the different hardware and features crammed into the alien-looking device.
Read MoreThe biggest benefit of using solar energy is that it's clean with a very small carbon footprint, but China is finding some added benefits as well.
Read MoreLarge smart TVs are nice, but large and cheap smart TVs are even nicer. At Costco, this one 75-inch Samsung TV makes a good offering at a great price.
Read MoreLong gone are the days when every smartphone shipped with a charging brick, which hasn't been terrible, but it took some getting used to at first.
Read MoreSay what you will about China, but it is one country that repeatedly thinks outside of the box when it comes to technology and what it's capable of.
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