Tesla Is Killing Two Iconic Car Models To Make Robots
In a surprising turn of events, Tesla is killing off two of its car models to focus on making humanoid robots that are set to be released in 2027.
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Defective 'Crying Horse' Toy Went Viral In China For A Hilarious Reason
A store in China tried to produce an adorable toy to celebrate the Year of the Horse, but it accidentally created a morose icon that users are in love with.
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Volvo Says It Won't Drop Apple CarPlay Support On Its Cars (For Now)
Apple CarPlay continues to receive support from Volvo, even though many car manufacturers are focusing on proprietary infotainment systems instead.
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Samsung Teases 'Pixel-Level' Privacy Screen For Its Upcoming Android Phones
One of the most‑speculated Samsung Galaxy features has finally been teased by the company. While details are unclear, early leaks seem likely to be accurate.
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5 Big Changes Coming To Google Chrome In 2026 (Whether You Like It Or Not)
Gemini in Chrome can browse the web on its own to perform tasks on your behalf and gets its own side panel -- here’s what else is new.
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Samsung's Cool New Gadget Has The First Display Of Its Kind In The World
Companies are always bringing new, innovative products to market. Unfortunately, not all of those products, like this one, are meant for general consumers.
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Hyundai Union Is Fighting Humanoid Robots Joining The Workforce
Hyundai unveiled its next-generation humanoid robot, Atlas, at CES. Now Hyundai Union is fighting to prevent its deployment over concerns about the workforce.
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iOS 26.3's New Privacy Setting Lets You Hide Your Exact Location
Once iOS 26.3 rolls out, iPhone owners will gain access to a new privacy feature that limits the precision of the location cellular networks can see.
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Amazon Is Killing A Popular Fire TV Accessory - Here's Why
Amazon customers have received an email saying a Fire TV accessory will be discontinued. Here's the likely reason for the decision and what happens next.
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You're Going To Hate How Much The Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold Costs In The U.S.
It seems like not that long ago the world was introduced to foldable phones, and now there are trifolds being released by major smartphone brands.
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Android 16's New Theft Protection Features: Harder To Break In, Easier To Lock Down
Google has improved the anti-theft features on Android 16 phones, enabling some protections by default in Brazil -- here’s what’s new.
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iPhone 5S Gets Unexpected iOS Update With 3 New Features (13 Years Later)
It's not too often that developers keep updating devices (specifically phones) that are more than five years old to make sure they keep functioning properly.
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Motorola Moto G Power (2026) Review: Rinse And Repeat
While Motorola's 2026 Moto G Power is a well-built, affordable budget phone, it's got its fair share of competition from other vendors this year.
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A Chinese Modder Fixed The iPhone Air's Biggest Problem
The iPhone Air has been struggling to find an audience since its release, but a Chinese modder managed to fix the biggest flaw with the Apple phone.
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Apple Just Upgraded The AirTag, And It's A Huge Improvement For A Great Price
Nearly five years after the original AirTag debuted, Apple has finally launched its second-generation Bluetooth tracker at the same price as the original.
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4 New Apple Products That Might Be Coming Sooner Than You Think
Rumors and reports seem to indicate that Apple is planning for a very ambitious release year, with several new and gadgets joining the Apple ecosystem.
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Goodbye Apple App Store - An Unfortunate Change Is Coming
If you're an iPhone user, there's some bad news. The Apple App Store is set to change in the near future. Here's what you can expect going forward.
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5 Best James Bond Movies Streaming On Netflix
Every James Bond movie from Dr. No to No Time to Die is now streaming on Netflix - here are the 5 we think everyone should watch.
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7 CarPlay Features Apple Recently Added To Your Vehicle
Apple CarPlay became much better with all the upgrades that came after iOS 26 was released. These are some updates to the system that you might have missed.
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Costco Made A Big Credit Card Change Members Will Love
Costco members with a co-branded Citi credit card are about to receive a bigger cashback reward for gas spending than in previous years.
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TikTok In America Is Now US-Owned With Major Changes Coming
TikTok USDS Joint Venture now runs TikTok in the United States, as the popular video sharing app avoids being banned following threats from the US government.
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Apple's First Event Of The Year Is Not What You Expect, But There Might Be A Surprise
While not an Apple keynote, an official upcoming event with content creators could make way for a larger hardware announcement alongside Apple Creator Studio.
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Say Goodbye To Generic Results: Here Comes The Personalized Google Search
You won’t have to explain your plans in detail every time you start a search, as AI Mode can connect to Gmail and Google Photos to offer personalized results.
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Apple Might Be Making The First AI-Powered Wearable Actually Worth Using
A new report suggests Apple is working on an AI-powered wearable pin roughly the size of an AirTag with microphones, cameras, and a speaker.
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Say Goodbye To ChatGPT - New Siri Chatbot Will Soon Take Over Your iPhone
Apple is nearly ready to launch a more conversational Siri, but the company is also working to turn Siri into a full-fledged chatbot as part of iOS 27.
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Iconic Mac And PC Guys Reunite In A Surprising New Ad
Years after signing off as "a Mac" and "a PC," Justin Long and John Hodgman have reunited for another ad campaign that you won't see coming.
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For All Mankind Season 5: Apple TV Reveals Teaser Trailer & Premiere Date
For All Mankind season 5 premieres Friday, March 27 on Apple TV, and you can watch the first teaser trailer for the new season right now.
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