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The miniaturization of consumer tech marches on, as projectors become the latest devices you can use wherever you roam. XGIMI's Halo+ is a rechargeable 1080P option that promises to replace ghost stories around the campf...

After bringing NBC sitcoms like Seinfeld and Friends into the brick-built universe (or the BBU, as no one but myself refers to it), Lego has finally revealed its official take on The Office, which recreates the Dunder Mi...

Celsius, the crypto trading platform that halted all withdrawals a month ago and filed for bankruptcy yesterday, has a $1.2 billion sized hole in its balance sheet, according to a bankruptcy filing and new report from th...

You may love your current vehicle, but that won't stop you from dreaming. We surveyed hundreds of drivers in the U.S. to learn which Tesla features they envy.

An anonymous letter allege that the General Motors-owned Cruise has rushed in the process of fielding its robotaxis.

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EA will release the 12th expansion pack for The Sims 4 on July 28th. Starting on the same day, all players (including those who don't buy the High School Years DLC) will be able to change their Sims' sexual orientation, ...

We surveyed 620 people to find the Apple products customers would least likely purchase, and the answer might surprise you.

A Chinese software developer is facing backlash after a writer accused its word processing software WPS of locking her out of a novel draft, claiming that the document contains "sensitive content." WPS has denied the cla...

Jane Foster stands at the gates of Valhalla, having earned a warrior's rest after making a sacrifice so worthy that even she, a mortal, had gained the respect of Asgard's fallen heroes. But she waits a moment, turning fr...

In the mid-1990s, one of the most popular magazines around was George, a monthly founded by John F. Kennedy Jr. that focused on politics and pop-culture, and featured big, glossy images of celebrities on its covers. Afte...

When crypto transactions remain transparent on the blockchain, just how hard is it to conceal when digital currency is trading hands in a not-so-legal fashion?

The subscription model for mobile apps is paying off big time for some.

Your web browser is your window to the outside world, but it goes two ways--it's also the window through which viruses, malware and other nasties can get access to your computer. With that in mind, it's vital that you ta...

Start off the weekend as you mean to go on: with another winning word in ever-popular game Wordle. If you're stuck on the July 16 puzzle, we've got you covered.

Harness the power of medicinal water in your home and experience its healing effects! The Chanson Royal creates powerful antioxidant, anti-aging, hydrogen-rich, alkaline, antibacterial, and antiviral waters. It has hundr...

Even the most open-minded person might be skeptical about buying a ticket to see a live-action movie about a talking shell with a one googly eye wearing tiny tennis shoes. It's just not an image one easily gets their hea...

Active noise cancellation has become one of the most useful features in modern wireless headphones, and thanks to a team of researchers from the University of Washington, the technology that intelligently silences unwant...

There once was a time when Internet users occupied what was once "Ask me anything" and "Like for a truth." These anonymous confession trends have basically become NGL, which is an app where users receive anonymous questi...

Baseball isn't exactly a sport known for its technological innovation but new data suggest fans, or a sizable chunk of them at least, are ready to embrace automation.

The FedEx Help Twitter account just wants to help. It's in the name, after all. But the official customer service page of U.S. FedEx apparently isn't equipped to manage every situation that arises. The shortcomings of th...

TikTok's global chief security officer (CSO) will step down from that position and shift into a strategic advisory role. Roland Cloutier's change in duties follows concerns about how the company is handling US user data....