For years (decades, if you count movies), we’ve been promised self-driving cars. You’ll get in, sit back, and let the car do all the driving while you relax or get some work done. While at CES, I took a ride in a self-driving car, and it feels like the promise is closer than ever. But still far away.
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Each year security experts plead for the general public to use unique and more secure passwords, but every year we’re reminded that the most-used passwords are awful. A popular trend is known as “keyboard walking,” and while the passwords look strong, secure, and often meet complexity standards, it’s a well-known trick that you’ll want to avoid.
If you’ve joined the Wordle craze, you may be wondering why the game is only available on the web. That’s because Wordle creator Josh Wardle has no intention of spinning his “labor of love” into an app. Thankfully, it’s easy to get Wordle on your Android, iPhone, or iPad home screen, where it will act just like an app.
Google Confirms It’s Investigating Nest Doorbell and Camera Malfunctions
Since November of 2021, dozens of Nest Doorbell and Cam owners have experienced battery problems in cold weather. Some of these smart doorbells and cameras are encountering severe battery drain on cold days, while others refuse to charge after an especially chilly night.
Wi-Fi 7 Is Already Coming: Here’s What We Know
Just one month ago, the Wi-Fi Alliance announced FCC certification for Wi-Fi 6E, a cutting-edge standard that utilizes the 6GHz band to reduce network congestion. But Wi-Fi 6E may not get the hype it deserves, because Wi-Fi 7 is already in the works.
Everything We Know About The Tesla Cybertruck
When Tesla announced the Cybertruck back in late 2019, it was a big deal. The wild-looking EV had such a polarizing and controversial design that even those who don’t follow the auto industry heard about it. The radical truck features premium specs, bullet-proof glass (kinda), and endless potential.
This Free Fitbit Premium Trial Is Only for People Who Canceled
If you canceled your Fitbit Premium membership after running through a free trial, you’re in luck. Fitbit is offering some customers an additional 3 to 12 months of its Premium subscription for free—here’s how to check if you’re eligible.
Facebook and Twitter Are Racing To Make Your Profile Picture an NFT
Without social media, NFT owners would have no place to show off or sell their expensive digital assets. So it’s no surprise that Facebook and Twitter want a piece of the pie. Both platforms are racing to adopt NFT technology and culture, starting with their users’ most popular request—verified NFT avatars.
Tesla’s Next Product Might Go On Your Head
This week we learned that Tesla recently applied for an expansion of its trademark into the audio segment. The company added a trademark to sell audio equipment like speakers or headphones under its brand, suggesting your next Tesla purchase could go on your head.
Use These 7 Great Apps to Share Your Location with Friends and Family
When you’re trying to coordinate plans with friends or just find time for plans with them in the first place it can be really useful to keep tabs on each other without constantly texting “Where are you?” back and forth— and that’s where friend-finding apps come into play. We’ve rounded up our favorite iOS and Android apps to help you find your pals.
Winnebago’s First All-Electric Camper Concept Is a Disappointment
Carmakers finally know how to build electric cars that can drive further than old-fashioned gas guzzlers. But there’s still one major hurdle for electrification—heavy duty trucks and recreational vehicles weigh too much for existing batteries and electric powertrains. And unfortunately, Winnebago’s first all-electric camper concept proves this point.
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Google Is Working on an AR Headset (And It’s Not a Pair of Glasses)
It’s been nearly a decade since Google Glass originally launched, and since then, Google has slowly prepared itself for a sequel. Not only did Google purchase North, a smart glasses company, but it began recruiting developers for a new augmented reality OS late last year. And now, a new report suggests that Google will launch an AR headset in 2024.
Fiat Aims to Make the Most Affordable EV, But You May Not Like It
Be careful what you wish for; it might just come true. Fiat is now working on an affordable, electrified version of its Panda vehicle. The carmaker is aiming for a starting price under €25k, though that attractive number will come at the cost of some “essential” features, like an infotainment center.
Google’s Pixel Foldable Could Get a Weird Name and a Competitive Price
For months we’ve been hearing leaks and rumors about the Pixel Fold, Google’s mysterious folding phone, and now new details are shedding light on its potential name and a somewhat affordable price tag. The device could be named the Google “Pixel Notepad” and be cheaper than Samsung’s popular Galaxy Fold 3.
Microsoft Is Redesigning Windows 11’s Task Manager And IT. IS. UGLY.
After redesigning Notepad and Paint, Microsoft is going after another incredibly outdated-looking Windows application—the Task Manager. But the early results are a bit disappointing. Windows 11’s redesigned Task Manager has some great new features, but it looks just plain ugly.
The Best Rechargeable AA and AAA Batteries for All of Your Old Electronics
Disposable alkaline batteries feel like a ripoff. They’re expensive, they have a low capacity, and they can leak while in storage. So why not power your new keyboard, gamepad, camera, and musical instruments with a set of rechargeable AA or AAA batteries?
Anker Sale Takes 40% Off USB-C Cables, Portable Chargers, and More
It’s time to start charging your smartphone and laptop at top speed. Anker is running a one-day 40% discount on some of its most popular charging accessories, including high-quality USB-C cables, iPhone cables, portable battery packs, and a 30-watt GaN charger.
Google Brings Android Apps to Windows For a Select Few
During the 2021 Game Awards, the Google Play team wandered on stage to announce Google Play Games for Windows PCs. The standalone application, which is separate from the Microsoft app store, will let you download Android games from Google Play and share purchased games between all your devices. Now, Google Play Games for Windows is entering an extremely limited beta.
The 5 Best Soldering Irons for Beginners and Experts
Hammers and screwdrivers aren’t enough. If you want to build electronics, fix up an instrument, or restore some retro hardware, then you’re gonna need a soldering iron. Here are some of our favorites.
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