Tech
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1.1KGalaxy Note 7 batteries tested in-house, instead of by third-party
Samsung, unlike many other smartphone manufacturers that sell devices in the United States, tested the batteries packed inside the Galaxy Note 7...
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872Phil Spencer explains why the Xbox doesn’t sell well in Japan
For three console generations, the Xbox failed to keep up with its competitors in Japan. Sony and Nintendo dominated the sales figures...
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1.7KStrapping a GoPro to Hot Wheels makes for great entertainment
When I was a kid, I played with this Hot Wheels stow and go set and raced the cars down the track...
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971Verizon PopData gives you unlimited data for 30 minutes
Verizon recently introduced a unique data plan called “PopData.” It’s not monthly but, rather, a prepaid plan that works right when you...
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922Take a look at these deep space habitat concepts NASA is working on
The road to Mars is getting closer every day. Even with Elon Musk’s grand dreams of colonizing the Red Planet, his vision...
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1.0KWild ARMs’ brilliant soundtrack sadly gets overshadowed too often by Final Fantasy VII’s
Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu’s contributions to video gaming can’t be understated enough. He has delivered an amazing body of work that...
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1.1KVirgin America makes insane shoes that sport a display, Wi-Fi hotspot… and mood lighting
Virgin America airlines made a splash in the United States with its comfortable cabins, mood lightning, Wi-Fi and more. Now those features...
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1.2KGermany warns Tesla owners about Autopilot
Autopilot is still viewed as a very beta feature of the Tesla Model S, even though it’s widely available to in the...
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1.3KFantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them grows to five-film franchise
On Nov. 18, 2016, J.K. Rowling’s world of magic and wizardry will return to the big screen when Fantastic Beasts and Where...
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1.3KVirtual Reality can’t make our tiny rooms and shrinking homes go away
Virtual reality is usually talked about in breathless tones, both by gamers and by many of us in the press. It’s a...