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Inside the Porsche Mission X: A Vision of Our EV Hypercar Future

With EVs like the Tesla Model S and Lucid Air offering more than 1,000 horsepower in practical, sedan shells, the humble hypercar of yore is starting to look a bit tame. Porsche’s last hypercar, 2013’s 918 Spyder, offered 875 horsepower. Amazing at the time, less so today. While these types of machines are about so […]

Why Your Next Car Needs ChatGPT, Actually

In a hype-obsessed world of technology, there’s always something. In 2020 that something was (unfortunately) NFTs; in the ‘90s it was the dot com boom (also unfortunately); in the late ‘40s it was, I don’t know, a microwave, I guess. I’ve got nothing bad to say about microwaves. And what does today have to offer […]

10 Products That Every Beginner Vlogger Should Get

The FUJIFILM X-S10 What the Sony ZV-1 II lacks, the Canon PowerShot V10 If you’re in the market for something even more portable than a mirrorless camera, the INSTA360 GO 3 If you need to go even more compact or lightweight, LOGITECH G YETI Before being rebranded under Logitech G, RODE WIRELESS ME While the […]

Humane’s Wearable AI Projector Is Called ‘AI Pin’

Designed to work as a standalone device that replaces your smartphone, Humane also says the device will be powered by “an advanced Snapdragon platform from Qualcomm Technologies.” Chaudhri shared the following tweet showing projected text on a user’s palm: That’s all the new info the company has shared about the Ai Pin. “Our Ai Pin […]

Google’s Pixel Fold Might Have a Problem With Its Hinge

In my Google Pixel Fold review, I said the review unit that the company sent me had an audible cracking sound at the hinge whenever I opened the device. As promised, Google sent a replacement device and… there’s still a sound, though it’s not as loud as on the first device. The replacement Pixel Fold […]

GM’s EV-Compatible Home Energy Bundles Will Compete With Tesla’s Powerwall

Tesla’s Powerwall isn’t the only home battery player in town these days. Last week Anker stepped into the fold with its Solix energy storage products, and now GM — with its line of Ultium home products — is giving new details on home energy solutions that it announced back in October. There are three different […]

What the Shift to NACS Charging Means for Non-Tesla EV Owners

Ford was the first EV maker to commit to Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS) charging port design in late May, and since then the shift has been torrential, with several automakers aiming to build their EVs with the NACS port starting in 2025. While there are plenty of EVs still using the competing Combined […]

Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 2 Now Come With Pokémon-Shaped Cases

There are lots of ways brands use nostalgia to sell you stuff, but this one almost feels like cheating. In its second Pokémon tie-in, Samsung is bringing a Pokéball-shaped Galaxy Buds case to its logical conclusion: an actual Pokémon-shaped case. Three to be exact! The cases, made for Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 2, will come in […]

Chevy’s Silverado EV Pickup May Not Be As Affordable As We First Thought

Chevrolet’s Silverado EV may be a full-size pickup, but it’s packing 450 miles of range. Chevy introduced its entry into the electric pickup market with two initial trims: one meant for work fleets and another aimed at diehard Silverado fans. On top of revealing specs for launch trims on the Silverado EV, Chevy offered up […]

7 Electric Vehicles That Take Infotainment Centers to the Extreme

Cars are a lot more than just cars these days. They’re computers; they’re living rooms; and if you’ve got the money to spend, they’re enviable entertainment centers. And like any good living room on wheels, the evolution into something more revolves mostly around a screen — in this case, the in-car infotainment center. Naturally, as […]