Apple Boosts Holiday Trade-In Values For iPads And Apple Watches
In a bid to boost more sales, Apple is increasing the trade-in values for select iPad and Apple Watch models for those still on the fence for an upgrade.
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Lucid RangeXchange Turns Air EV Into A Charger For Other Electric Cars
Lucid Air drivers will soon be able to use their electric vehicle to charge other EVs in an emergency using a special cable called RangeXchange. -
Chrysler's First All-Electric Car Will Be A Crossover EV, But We Still Have Questions
Instead of the Airflow concept shown just a few years prior, Chrysler is producing a brand-new crossover EV, borrowing only certain aspects of its design. -
Spotify Adds 200K Audiobooks To Premium, But That Doesn't Mean Unlimited Listening
For Spotify Premium users looking to dabble into audiobooks, the music platform is offering existing subscribers a big selection of books at no additional cost. -
Black Friday's OLED Nintendo Switch Deal - Here's When You Can Get It
Nintendo released a list of all its Black Friday deals coming to you later this month. We'll tell you what the deals are and when you can find them. -
The Ideal GPU Temperature Range For Gaming: How Hot Is Too Hot?
Exceeding the recommended GPU temperature can cause damage to your graphics card and result in throttling performance. Here's how to keep an eye on things. -
Can Car Doors Actually Stop Bullets? Elon Musk Weighs In On The Common Movie Trope
In the movies when people hide behind car doors, are they any safer from bullets? It depends on the car, and Elon Musk has some things to say about that. -
HTC's Vive Focus 3 VR Headset Is Heading For The ISS: Here's Why
HTC is partnering up with space and health experts to send a standalone VR headset to the ISS for the first time. It's not just for fun and games, though. -
This Destroyed Lamborghini Could Sell For $2 Million Thanks To A Controversial Movie Scene
An incredibly rare Lamborghini, despite its outward appearance of being in absolute shambles, is selling for as much as it is because of the silver screen. -
Samsung's Latest Galaxy Z Flip5 Is A Retro Throwback - But You Can't Have It
Samsung is releasing a new Galaxy Z Flip5 with the retro stylings of the classic Samsung E700 flip phone. Here's what it looks like and why you can't have one. -
5 Of The Best MP3 Players Every Audiophile Should Check Out
A dedicated MP3 player might seem like a retro throwback, but modern ones typically offer better sound quality than your smartphone can provide. -
You'll Soon See More Tesla Superchargers At BP Stations As Two Companies Close $100b Deal
Tesla has been the leading EV manufacture for years now and continue to expand its charging station reach by adding superchargers to BP stations. -
Need The Perfect Stock Image For Your Project? Shutterstock's New AI Tool Can Make It
Shutterstock is expanding on its AI integrations it introduced earlier this year, now offering several very handy tools with a variety of features. -
Google Fiber Announces 20 Gig Speeds As It Sets Its Sights On Wi-Fi 7
Google Fiber is rolling out networks as fast as 20Gbps in the near future, but its implementation is likely to frustrate potential customers. -
Honda And GM Call Off Joint Plans For Cheaper, Smaller EVs
Initially, Honda and GM had a $5 billion collaboration plan to get EVs under $30,000 by 2027, but that plan is being discontinued due to a few reasons. -
GM's Bolt EV Recall Offers $1,400 To Some Disgruntled Owners, But There's A Catch
U.S. owners of the 2020-2022 Bolt EV and EUV affected by the N212345944 recall have an opportunity to claim a $1,400 reimbursement, but there is a catch. -
Lucid Takes A Page Out Of Tesla's Book With Referral Program Discounts For New Buyers
Want free clothing, accessories, and vehicle add-ons from Lucid? With the Lucid referral program, you can redeem points when someone buys a new Lucid. -
ChargePoint Just Made It Easier For Tesla Owners To Charge At Its Stations
Much like many automakers, ChargePoint is rolling out compatibility for the NACS plug, helping to ease the burden of charging for all EVs - not just Tesla. -
Tesla's New Driver Drowsiness Feature Is Rolling Out, But Not Everyone Is Happy
Tesla has introduced a new driver drowsiness detecting feature, but several internet commentors feel like the idea is half-implemented and not useful. -
Every Apple Pencil Compared: Key Differences To Know Before You Buy
With now three different generations of Apple Pencils at varying prices, there are some important differences between the pencils' features and capabilities. -
Analogue's Next FPGA Console Will Bring Nintendo 64 Into The Modern Era
Analogue's next FPGA console will bring Nintendo 64 into the modern era, coming in 2024. There is no region lock, and games are available in every region. -
Ryobi Just Introduced 17 New Products To Its Lineup - Here Are Our Favorites
Bulking up its lawn care and outdoor equipment offering, Ryobi has some great new tools for taking care of every kind of yard, no matter the job. -
Key Warning Signs That Your SSD Might Be On Its Last Leg
If your computer uses an SSD for storage, there are some key warning signs to watch out for if your drive starts to fail. Here's what to watch for. -
Why The DOJ Is Targeting Rolling Coal Devices (And How It Could Cost Billions In Fines)
The "rolling coal" phenomenon intentionally harms the environment, something eBay allegedly contributed to by helping spread the malicious diesel technology. -
Google Now Lets You Generate AI Images Straight From The Search Bar
Google's Search Generative Experience (SGE) is getting upgrades to allow users to create AI images and also get writing inspiration by using the search bar. -
OnePlus Open Foldable Partially Revealed As We Barrel Toward Launch
OnePlus recently announced via X, formally known as Twitter, the release date for its new foldable phone, the OnePlus Open. Here is what we know so far. -
5 Deals On DeWalt Tools And Accessories You Don't Want To Miss This Prime Day
Amazon's latest Prime Day brings heavy discounts on certain items, including these useful DeWalt products. Some are more than half off their usual price.
