Toyota And Lexus Jump On The NACS Train, Gaining Access To Tesla Superchargers
Toyota and Lexus have announced that both brands will adopt NACS and gain access to Tesla Superchargers starting in 2025.
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How To Recover Deleted Photos On Your iPhone
Deleted iPhone photos and videos can be easily recovered - here's what you need to do in the Apple Photos and Google Photos apps.
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This Browser Extension Blocks YouTube Sponsored Ads
SponsorBlock is a browser extension that lets you skip sponsored ads in YouTube videos - here's what you need to know.
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Why ChatGPT Needs Its Own Hardware, Even If It's Not An iPhone Rival
OpenAI has to make dedicated ChatGPT hardware in the near future to offer users personal AI features that competitors are already developing.
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PSA: Meta Is Showing Your Threads To Your Friends And Family On Facebook
Facebook users have noticed that Meta has started showing them recommended content from Threads on their News Feed.
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DALL-E 3 Is Coming To ChatGPT, But Only For Some Users
OpenAI has announced that it is expanding access to DALL·E 3 to ChatGPT Plus and ChatGPT Enterprise customers.
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Cruise Is Developing A New Origin Robotaxi That Will Launch In Tokyo In 2026
Cruise has announced that it is partnering with both General Motors and Honda to bring its robotaxi service to Japan.
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ChargePoint Begins Rollout Of NACS, Opening Up Native Support To Tesla Owners
ChargePoint has announced that it is starting to add NACS connectors to its charging stations, opening up charging for Tesla customers.
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OnePlus Open Review: Almost The Complete Package
The OnePlus Open offers a sleek design and a unique software experience -- and in fact, it's the complete foldable package.
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Apple's ChatGPT AI Rival Rumored To Hit iPhone Next Year In iOS 18
After tidbits of the iPhone 16 series, analyst Jeff Pu says iOS 18 could finally add generative AI features for the iPhone in late 2024.
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iOS 17.1 Will Not Fix The iPhone 15 Shutdown Bug
Apple will soon release iOS 17.1 to iPhone 15 and other models, but the new OS will not fix the shutdown bug some people have experienced.
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Insider Shares iPhone 16 Tidbits, Says iPhone 15 Is Failing In China
After a report said the iPhone 15 wasn't performing as expected in China, another analyst has reiterated a "cold market" in the country.
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Tim Cook Visits Apple Vision Pro Manufacturer Ahead Of 2024 Release
On his second visit to China this year, Apple's CEO Tim Cook went to the Luxshare factory. The manufacturer is making the Apple Vision Pro.
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OpenAI's Sam Altman Is Working With Jony Ive, But They Aren't Making A Smartphone
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman indicated that he is working with legendary designer Jony Ive, but that a smartphone isn't the focus.
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Google Maps Is Getting A Big Accessibility Update, But Only On iPhone For Now
Google Maps for iPhone will use AI and AR to provide visually impaired people with information about their surroundings.
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Google Wallet Adds Support For IDs In Three More States, But Adoption Is Painfully Slow
Google has added identification support (like your driver's license) for three more states in its Wallet app.
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OnePlus Open Specs Leak Hours Before The Launch Event
The specs for the upcoming OnePlus Open have leaked, claiming insane brightness levels that could rival the Pixel 8 Pro.
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AirPods Pro 2 Just Got Another Firmware Update – Here's How To Get It
A week after releasing firmware update 6A303 to AirPods Pro 2, Apple is seeding a new version, number 6A305
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Google's Brilliant New Android Feature Can Catch Malware Apps Before You Install Them
Google’s new Play Protect upgrade will have your Android phone scan a new app before you install it so it can prevent malware infections.
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ChatGPT Now Has Full Access To The Internet, And It's A Game-Changer
ChatGPT Plus subscribers can finally take advantage of full internet access on OpenAI’s AI-powered chatbot.
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YouTube Will Start Showing A Lot More Product Ads, But It's Not As Bad As It Sounds
YouTube videos might show more product ads than before, but that’s just better product placement from creators, not extra commercials.
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Elon Musk's Plans To Merge Humans And AI Could Have Some Huge Risks
Elon Musk says he wants to create a human AI merger, but some people are worried about the risks that might involve.
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Google Maps For Android Will Finally Get A Great Feature The iPhone Has Had For Years
Google Maps for Android is finally getting a feature that's been available on iPhone for years: Real-time weather information.
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Don't Upgrade Your Pixel 6 To Android 14 If You Use Multiple Profiles
Don't upgrade to Android 14 if you're rocking a Pixel 6 with multiple profiles, as it could lock you out of your internal storage.
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Kuo: 24-Inch iMac Refresh Coming In 2024, High-End 32-Inch miniLED Model In 2025
Kuo believes Apple is working on a refresh of the 24-inch iMac for 2024 and a high-end 32-inch iMac with miniLED display for 2025.
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iPhone 15 Pro Max Price Is A Steal, Considering Apple's Huge Increase In Manufacturing Costs
The increased iPhone 15 Pro Max bill of materials cost tells us the retail price is actually a great deal for consumers - here’s why.
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tvOS 17.1 RC Available With Enhance Dialogue Feature For All HomePod Models
tvOS 17.1 RC is now available to developers as the testing cycle nears its end. Here's everything you need to know about this update.
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