The Pentagon Missed A Major Deadline To Release UFO Footage - Here's What We Know
A large portion of the world's population wants to know whether or not humans are alone in the universe, but red tape and bureaucracy gets in the way.
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The US Air Force Is Setting Aside Land For A 'First-Of-Its-Kind' $38 Million Facility
The U.S. Air Force has earmarked a huge space of land, with plans to occupy that land with a massive new facility looking toward the future of education.
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Google Stopped Its Campaign To Build America's Next-Gen Drone Swarms - Here's What We Know
The Department of Defense is trying to find the company that will help it develop an autonomous drone swarm that can be controlled via voice.
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These 5 Routers Are No Longer Safe To Use After A New Security Backdoor Was Discovered
It's not something that often comes to mind, but it's important to always update the firmware on your internet router whenever possible to protect yourself.
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Samsung Phone Users Might Not Get The Next Big Android Feature - Here's Why
There's a lot to like about Samsung's smartphones, but it's never fun when everyone else with an Android phone gets an update you can't enjoy.
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New Gemini Update Gives Users More Reason To Ditch Chrome On Android
Google has begun pushing out an update that may not thrill users that aren't on board the Gemini train. Here's what's new and how to access it.
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OnePlus Will Reportedly Discontinue Its US Models - Here's When
The Android phone market is about to shrink, as reports indicate that OnePlus is pulling out of the US and Europe for good within days.
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OpenAI Has Already Discontinued Its Controversial ChatGPT Atlas Browser
The Atlas Browser is just one of many AI browsers that have been popping up, but it was a big hit for fans of OpenAI and ChatGPT after it launched in 2025.
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This iOS Exclusive Google Chrome Feature Is Finally On Android Phones
This feature has been available on Google Chrome for iOS, but the release of Google Chrome 150 will mark the first time it has debuted on Android devices.
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Nvidia Lost $1 Trillion In Market Value In Less Than Two Months (And It's Clear Why)
Sure, Nvidia lost market value, but prices of graphics cards are still skyrocketing, preventing computer DIYers from being able to upgrade their PCs.
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Android 17 Could Be Hiding A Long Awaited Google Pixel Photo Feature
Among the many tweaks and improvements Android 17 promises to bring to Pixel phones, users think they've discovered a long-requested Photos feature, too.
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Waymo Robotaxi Drives Law-Breaking Riders Straight To Police
Waymo's Robotaxi is making headlines again after a smart taxi delivered a pair of law-breaking teens to a California police department.
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Meta Is Disabling Cameras For Smart Glass Modders Who Tamper With The Privacy Light
Users seeking to disable the privacy light on their Meta Ray Bans smart glasses are discovering the hard way that Meta has zero tolerance for the mod.
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This Essential Browser Extension Hides All The Knockoff Brands On Amazon
If you're shopping a lot on Amazon and concerned about running into knockoffs, a new browser extension promises to help identify them before you buy.
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Intel Just Made PC Gaming Even More Expensive With These New Price Hikes
Prices are skyrocketing on PC components as RAM and storage shortages affect users around the world, and that includes a slew of Intel components.
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Future Xbox Tech Might Let You Digitize Physical Games
Hot on the heels of PlayStation announcing the end of disc-based games, reports have surfaced that Xbox is working on a system that will digitize old discs.
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PlayStation Is Ditching Physical Games For An All-Digital Future
It has been a long time coming and all of the signs have been there, but it's about to be the end of an era in the world of gaming consoles.
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Over 5 Billion iPhones And Android Devices Are Vulnerable To This Massive New Threat
Convenience can often lead to trouble when it comes to electronics like computers or smartphones, so if you want to protect yourself, don't choose convenience.
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LinkedIn Is The Latest Target For China's Spies, According To Federal Agencies
Jobseekers should be aware of the latest scams running rampant on LinkedIn. Here's what's going on, how to spot a scam, and which industries are being targeted.
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5 Apple Products You Can Skip After The Price Hikes
Apple has raised the prices of several of its products due to the memory crisis, giving most Apple enthusiasts pause when it comes to upgrading.
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After 3,900 Waymo Recalls, The US Suggests Removing Brake Requirements For Robotaxis
What good is a brake pedal on a car with no driver? The DOT is asking that, and more, as driverless robotaxis become increasingly popular in the U.S.
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Apple Raises Prices Of Most Products, But Your iPhone Still Costs The Same (For Now)
Skyrocketing technology prices have finally hit Apple, as many of the company's products have now seen some kind of price increase.
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A Recent YouTube TV Update Is Giving Roku Users Unexpected Problems
If you're a Roku user who has noticed their YouTube TV hasn't been working correctly, you're not alone, as Roku has acknowledged an update issue.
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4 OLED TVs With Deep Discounts During Amazon Prime Day 2026
Looking to get a new TV during Amazon's Prime Day sales? These four OLED TVs are on sale for significant discounts compared to their usual prices.
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Can't Afford A $1,049 Steam Machine? Valve Will Let You Build Your Own
If Valve's expensive new Steam Machine is out of your budget, you might be able to save some money by building your own thanks to a new Steam release.
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Say Goodbye To Ray-Ban As Meta Launches Cheaper Standalone Smart Glasses
Meta has announced a new line of its popular Smart Glasses, this time distanced from its Ray-Ban partnership in favor of cheaper glasses.
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Valve's Steam Machine Finally Has A Release Date - Here's How To Secure One
Valve's Steam Machine is going to be pricier than expected, starting at $1,049, but even if you have the cash, you still might not have a chance to buy one.
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