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iOS 17.3 Beta Brings Stolen Device Protection Feature To iPhones
In the wake of iPhone thefts and scammers, the iOS beta brings Stolen Device Protection to protect users' information and assets. Here's what you need to know. -
Fortnite Creator Epic Scores Major Win In Antitrust Case Against Google
Epic has managed to score a major victory in its mission to change current app store fee structures, with a court ruling against Google in its antitrust case. -
Google's Life-Swallowing Plans For Gemini AI Will Either Delight Or Disgust You
Gemini AI, Google's latest and greatest artificial intelligence engine, wants to glean your life story from your photos and web site choices. But should it? -
iMessage Comes To Android: Everything You Need To Know About Beeper Mini
Green bubble shaming is slowly dwindling as apps are created to intertwine iMessage with Android devices, and the newest to hit the scene is Beeper Mini. -
Apple Confirms Governments Use iPhone, Android Push Notifications To Spy On Users
New information from an inquiry by the U.S. Congress shows smartphone companies are sharing data from push notifications as part of government surveillance. -
How To Use Bing's New GPT-4 Powered Deep Search Feature (And Why You Should)
Microsoft is now testing a new type of AI-powered search feature in Bing, giving users a single-click way to automatically get precise, tailored results. -
Toyota Was Slow To Full EVs But These New Concepts Show It's Done Playing Around
Toyota has taken the wraps off a pair of sleek electric vehicle concepts, including a sport crossover EV boasting an "aero silhouette" design. -
Rockstar Releases Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer, Launch Window Finally Revealed
Following a big leak, Rockstar has officially released the first trailer for its hotly anticipated installment in the hit "GTA" franchise: "Grand Theft Auto 6" -
The Story Of The Ghost Army's Tank Tricks That Helped Win WWII
Making the enemy believe your army is somewhere it isn't is a valuable skill. The 23rd Headquarters Special Troops practiced this art of deception in WWII. -
The Reason Why Volkswagen Sold Bugatti Explained
Many may not know, but Volkswagen owned the super-car brand Bugatti for some time before parting ways in 2021. What could have caused the breakup? -
Could These Tiny Biological Robots One Day Replace Risky Open Surgeries?
The future is now, as clusters of human cells are reprogrammed to form living robots that will one day travel through the human body, treating disease. -
9 Major Limitations Of Older iPhones You Need To Know Before You Buy
It may sound appealing to invest in an older iPhone for how familiar it is with consumers, but the iPhone 15 exposed several limitations with older models. -
WhatsApp Will Now Let You Keep Your Sensitive Conversations Locked Behind A Secret Code
If your smartphone gets lost or stolen, or you want to keep your WhatsApp chats away from nosey friends, you'll want to use the new secret code feature. -
Here's How Your Car Tires May Be Slowly Harming You (And Everybody Else)
While tires are essential for keeping vehicles rolling down the road, they can leave harmful particles in the environment that could affect your health. -
Amazon Shows Up To The AI-Art Party With Its Own 'Titan Image Generator'
Dall-E, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion have a new competitor from Amazon, though it's aimed more at enterprises than it is at individuals. -
6 Ways To Lower Your Screen Time On Android
If you aren't getting quality sleep, it could be due to too much screen time on your Android phone. Here are six effective ways to lower your screen time. -
There's An Electric Shock In Used Car Prices Which Could Get Buyers A Bargain
According to a new market analysis, while the used car bubble may have popped across the board, it seems electric vehicles may drive the best bargain. -
6 Camera Features Every Android User Should Know About By Now
Not all fundamental camera features are proprietary to one Android brand; instead, there are several that every Android user can use to take great pictures. -
Steam Deck OLED And Legion Go Face Off In iFixit Fixability Teardown
Steam Deck OLED and Legion Go have been going head-to-head in the handheld gaming market, and iFixit breaks down each handheld's breakdown accessibility. -
What You Need To Know About The U.S. Government's Phone Surveillance Program With AT&T
A far-reaching surveillance partnership between the federal government and AT&T has leaked, and this isn't even the first time this program has spurred outrage. -
OpenAI In Talks To Bring Back Sam Altman Just Days After Firing Him
Sam Altman, the former CEO of the pioneering artificial intelligence company OpenAI, is already in talks to potentially return to his old position. -
Rivian To Offer R1T Buyers A Free Wall Charger And $2000 Holiday Incentive
Rivian is looking to sweeten the deal for anyone thinking about picking up a R1T with a healthy holiday cash incentive and a free at home charger. -
Sam Altman No Longer At The Helm Of OpenAI As Board Expresses Dissatisfaction
Sam Altman has been ousted as CEO of OpenAI by the board of directors, citing a lack of trust in the co-founder. Here are all the details you need to know. -
Pros And Cons Of Wireless Charging: Should You Ditch The Plug?
While it's not a new accessory to the smartphone market, wireless chargers have become better, but are they worth it? Here are the pros and cons of buying one. -
Amazon Will Start Selling Cars, But You Won't Escape The Dealer Completely
Moving into yet another venture for the online shopping giant, Amazon is partnering with Hyundai to sell its vehicles through the e-commerce company. -
Apple Confirms RCS On iPhone Is Coming: What That Means For iMessage And Android
Apple has confirmed that RCS is coming to the iPhone, but what does that mean for iMessage and Android? Here is what you need know about the change.
