Apple And Google Circle $1 Billion Deal For Custom Gemini Model To Power Siri Overhaul
Rumors of Apple turning to Google's Gemini to power its conversational Siri appear to be true, as a $1 billion/year deal is currently in the works.
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The US Navy Is Working On A New Nuclear Supercarrier: Here's What We Know So Far
The US Navy has been developing its new nuclear supercarrier, the USS John F. Kennedy, for over a decade now. Here's everything the vessel brings to the fleet.
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Lions Instill Less Fear In Animals Than This 'Super Predator'
As Africa's top predator, lions are the kings of the savanna, rightfully feared by by all manner of beasts, but there is one creature more fearsome.
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Should You Use A 4K Monitor For Work?
Gamers and graphic designers rely on a higher resolution screen, but is it worth upgrading to a 4K monitor if your work isn't as visually focused?
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AI Mode Is Now Even Easier To Access On iPhone And Android
Google added an AI Mode shortcut to the Chrome app for iPhone and Android that will make it even easier to use the Gemini-like Google Search feature.
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Xpeng Promises To Deliver First Flying Car In 2026 With More On The Horizon
We were able to get an up-close look at Xpeng's new Land Aircraft Carrier and A868 flying vehicles at the company's AI Day in China.
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Is ChatGPT Changing How Your Brain Works?
AI is a controversial topic, and research has shown that programs like ChatGPT are not only harmful, but also fundamentally changing the way we talk and think.
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One Of The Best Comedies Of The 2010s Is Finding New Fans On Netflix
Comedies are increasingly absent from theaters nowadays, which might explain why one of the funniest movies of the 2010s is blowing up on Netflix.
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9 New Features That Make The iPhone 17 A Compelling Upgrade
If you're on the fence about upgrading to the iPhone 17, here are 9 reasons why you won't regret picking up Apple's latest smartphone.
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11 Costco Electronics That Customers Swear By
Costco's business plan brings straight-to-consumer savings, hot dog combos priced like its the '90s, and a variety of name-brand electronics customers praise.
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Sora's Next Big Trick: Popular Brand Mascots In AI Videos
OpenAI has more plans for Sora, to ensure the app stays relevant with users, including support for popular mascots to be available.
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How To Share Your Amazon Prime Membership (And Why You Should)
Amazon allows you to share your Prime Membership with others through its Household program. Here's how to use it, and why it's a good idea to use it.
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Samsung Aims For Higher Galaxy S26 Sales Than S25 - But How?
A recent report claims Samsung is eyeing a significant sales boost for its phones and tablets, especially the Galaxy S26 lineup releasing next year.
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iOS 26.2 Beta 1 Finally Lets You Customize The Liquid Glass Effect On The Lock Screen
If you're not a fan of Apple's new Liquid Glass aesthetic on your iPhone, you can now tone down the transparency of the clock on your lock screen.
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How To Remove A Broken Plug From Your Phone's USB Port
If you've got a broken plug stuck inside your phone's USB port, don't worry. The process for removing it is less complicated than you might think.
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Google Says It Won't Fix The Speakerphone Bug On The Pixel 9 And Pixel 10
If you have a Google Pixel 9 or 10 smartphone and are annoyed by the speakerphone bug, Google says it won't be rolling out a fix, at least for now.
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Apple Wants To Make AirDrop More Private, iOS 26.2 Beta Code Hints
Code in the first iOS 26.2 beta hints at a new feature that will make AirDrop more private by allowing users to set PIN codes when users connect devices.
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iOS 26.2 Release Date: Apple Confirms Next iPhone Update Timing
Apple has seemingly confirmed that iOS 26.2 will launch in December, although it's not especially surprising given past release dates for similar updates.
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OpenAI's Sora App Is Now Available On Android
Just over a month after launching Sora 2 and the Sora app, OpenAI is bringing the app to Android in select countries, including the US, Canada, and Japan.
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Use Public USB Charging Ports Safely With This $10 Accessory
Protecting ourselves when using public USB ports isn't about reacting after attacks have occurred. This inexpensive accessory can stop hackers in their tracks.
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Everything New In iOS 26.2 Beta 1
Just a day after rolling out iOS 26.1 to iPhone users, Apple has seeded the first beta for iOS 26.2 - here's what you can expect from the new beta.
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Google Rejects Disney's Request To Add ABC Back To YouTube TV For Election Night
Amid a frustrating contract dispute, Google denied Disney's request to bring back ABC for election night coverage on YouTube TV on November 4.
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New Fossil Discovery Might Prove That Two Different Extinct Human Species Coexisted
It's hard believe now, but we weren't always the only hominins walking around on Earth, and in the past, multiple hominins lived at the same time.
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The World's First Real Flying Car Is Finally Here, And You Can Actually Buy It
From a company that shares its name with a classic old cartoon about the future comes a real flying car that you can currently place an order for.
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Scientists Finally Captured A Groundbreaking Image Of Two Black Holes Orbiting Each Other
Pairs of black holes have been detected in the past through their gravitational effects, but until now, scientists have never gotten an actual picture of them,
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Why Ford Cars Don't Have Apple CarPlay Ultra, According To CEO Jim Farley
CarPlay Ultra is the latest version of Apple's smartphone mirroring software, but Ford CEO Jim Farley is not ready for a company-wide rollout just yet.
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Microsoft Teams Is Going To Start Spying On You At Work - Here's How
Microsoft Teams is rolling out a new workplace update that has employees worried about increased monitoring and a potential hit to workplace privacy.
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