A Dormant Fault Line On The Canadian Border Could Be Waking Up
A fault line on the border between Alaska and Canada is showing activity for the first time in millions of years. It could be a sign of a future disaster.
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Apple TV+ Subscription Just Increased To $12.99 Per Month
Apple TV+ was once one of the most affordable streaming services on the market, but Apple just raised the price to $12.99, more than double its original price.
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Gemini Is Finally Coming To Google Home Later This Year
Google Home users have noted a decline in quality during past years, but it looks like the search engine giant is finally set to add Gemini AI to the mix.
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Insta360 Go Ultra Launches With Huge Sensor Upgrade For Sharper Video
The new Insta360 Go Ultra pocket camera is about as small as your smartwatch but features a 1/1.28" sensor and AI algorithms to smooth out footage.
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This Dubious Leak Shows A Purported iPhone 17 Pro Prototype After A Drop Test
Apple fans are getting ready for the iPhone 17 lineup release, but one new leak on X has supposedly revealed an iPhone 17 Pro after a drop test.
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Sony Inzone H9 II Gaming Headset Review: Great Sound, High Price
If you're willing to spend the money on it, the Sony Inzone H9 II gaming headset is one of the best options on the market in 2025.
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Leaker Claims iPhone 17 Cases May Switch To Synthetic TechWoven Material
Apple's FineWoven cases went down in flames, but the company is reportedly planning to revive the branding with TechWoven cases for the iPhone 17.
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Masimo Takes U.S. Customs To Court Over Restored Apple Watch Blood Oxygen
Masimo is back in court defending its blood oxygen patent, this time it's taking on the U.S. government, alleging it's allowing Apple to infringe.
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Galaxy S26 Ultra's Display Might Be Visible Only To The User When Strong Privacy Is Needed
Privacy screen covers aren't new. We've had them on the market for years, but with this technology AI makes the display invisible to anyone but the user.
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These 5 Laptop Accessories Can Help You Stay Productive
A laptop allows you to work whenever you want, wherever you want, but there are a few accessories that can maximize the experience and help you stay productive.
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Actively Exploited iPhone Flaw Has A Fix You Can Use Now
Apple says this ImageIO fix is available to all iPhone, iPad, and Mac models compatible with iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia.
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Gemini Live Can Guide You In The Real World Once You Let The AI See It
Gemini Live includes the AI assistant's ability to recognize objects in the real world and answer questions in real time while highlighting those objects.
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The Softest Metal On Earth Can Be Cut With A Butter Knife
This particular element comprises one of the physically weakest solids known to Earth, but it serves a vital purpose for the measurement of time.
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This Tiny, Crowdfunded Smartphone Promises Free Internet Access For AI Tools
After soaring past its Kickstarter goal, the iKKO MindOne smartphone promises a tiny form factor and free internet access for its AI features.
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Google Docs Is Getting One Of NotebookLM's Best Features
Here's one AI feature you might actually use: Google Docs is gaining the ability to create audio versions of your documents thanks to Gemini.
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Amazon May Ditch Fire OS In Favor Of Android On Future Fire Tablets
Amazon is reportedly thinking about dumping its Fire OS and moving to a more standard version of Android on its popular Fire tablets.
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WhatsApp Is Testing Its Own Version Of Writing Tools, Bypassing Apple Intelligence
Meta continues to avoid Apple Intelligence at all costs, even going so far as to build its own AI-powered Writing Tools rival for WhatsApp.
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The White House Just Joined TikTok, Five Years After Trump First Tried To Ban It
President Trump attempted to ban TikTok in his first term, but five years later, the White House has created its own TikTok account.
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Apple's MLB Experiment Is Seemingly Coming To A Close
Reports suggest that not only is Apple out of the running for MLB playoffs games, but Apple TV+ might be dumping live baseball entirely.
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Why NASA Ended The Lunar Trailblazer Mission
Space exploration is a risky endeavor, and unfortunately not all of the missions sent up will be successful, such was the fate of Lunar Trailblazer.
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Big Tech Is Going All-In On Nuclear Energy - Here's Why
Nuclear energy has long been a power source throughout the world. Here's why Big Tech is looking to shift to this energy source as well, and what it may mean.
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ChatGPT-5 Plus Vs. Free Features - Is The Subscription Still Worth It?
ChatGPT's newest upgrade comes with more features for both the free and paid versions. Here's why you may not need to pay for a subscription anymore.
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Sony Will Raise PS5 Prices On August 21 - Here's How Much They'll Cost
Sony says that a 'challenging economic environment' has forced the company to raise the prices of the PS5, PS5 Digital Edition, and PS5 Pro by $50.
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iOS 18.6.2 Now Available Less Than A Month Before iOS 26
iOS 18.6.2 is now available to download, and while it lacks any major new features, it does include important security fixes for your iPhone.
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Pixel 10 Just Got Its Own Version Of One Of The iPhone's Best Features
Pixel 10's new Pixelsnap charging is Google's answer to Apple's MagSafe technology, and it debuts alongside a bunch of new accessories.
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What's Inside Concrete? The Science Behind The World's Most Used Material
Concrete has laid the foundation not only for sidewalks and roadways, but also the largest skyscrapers in the world, thanks to the science behind it.
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Google's Pixel 10 Series Features New Tensor G5 Chip, Magic Cue AI, And Pixelsnap Wireless Charging
Google unveiled the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL during the Made by Google 2025 event: Here are the specs, prices, and release date information.
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