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Audi Digital Matrix LED Headlights first look: The e-tron tech the US can’t have
For those of you old enough to remember, the Audi R8 was the first production car to feature LED headlights. Back then, automotive LED lighting →
Sony Xperia: Don’t rule these phones out yet
Samsung, Apple and Google get most of the attention when customers are in the market for new phones today. These phones are great, but there’s →
We’ve been comparing the Tesla Cybertruck all wrong
Elon Musk might enjoy comparing the Tesla Cybertruck to the best-selling Ford F-150, but a new filing from the automaker suggests that’s not quite a →
WhatsApp stops working on some devices in major 2020 update
WhatsApp will stop working for some older devices in early 2020 in one of the biggest updates in the app’s history. For affected older versions →
OPPO showcases mobile innovation for 2020 and beyond
It may be talking a lot about its vision to expand to new frontiers like networking, AR, and IoT but it’s hard to deny that, →
T.50 supercar promises the most advanced aerodynamics ever
Gordon Murray Automotive has announced that it has teamed up with Racing Point Formula One team to work on the aerodynamics form the coming T.50 →
2021 Mercedes GLA 250 and AMG GLA 35 promise punchy compact SUVs
Mercedes is adding an entry-level SUV to the range, the 2021 GLA 250, and Mercedes-AMG is getting in on the action with a punched-up version →
OPPO Find X2 will put the focus on pixels
The OPPO Find X was the subject of headlines in the mobile world when it introduced one of the world’s first phones to implement a →
2020 Porsche Taycan Turbo EPA range surprise prompts damage control
Porsche finds itself forced to defend the all-electric range of the 2020 Taycan Turbo, after US EPA testing came up with a far smaller figure →
The McLaren F1 creator’s new supercar is an incredible “fan car”
The creator of the McLaren F1 was always going to have a high bar to follow, but Gordon Murray Automotive’s T.50 may well surpass the →
2021 Chevrolet Suburban and Tahoe debut with new style
Chevrolet has rolled out the new 2021 Tahoe and Suburban full-size SUVs. The automaker notes that the rides are the best-selling full-size SUVs in the →
Mac Pro 2019: Prices, options & the maxed-out monster
It’s new Mac Pro day, and if you’ve been saving up for Apple’s 2019 flagship then now’s the time to smash open the piggy-bank and →
LG gram 2020 notebook lineup try to prove you can have everything
They say you can’t always have everything you want in life and that’s especially true when it comes to computers. There are compromises that usually →
North Focals 2.0 announced with ambitious 2020 release date
Last year, North launched its first pair Focals, minimalist smart glasses that looked a lot like a traditional pair of eyeglasses. Since that time, the →
OPPO attempts to grow beyond smartphone boundaries with 5G, AR, and IoT
OPPO is a brand that is best known for its smartphones and it’s going to be known for that for quite a while. That, however, →
Audi unveiled revised RS 5 Coupe and RS 5 Sportback
Audi has unveiled a pair of revised performance cars with the RS 5 coupe and the RS 5 Sportback. Audi says that the revision of →
OPPO AR Glasses Hands-on: OPPO’s future vision
At OPPO’s INNO DAY conference, it revealed its grand vision for growing its business beyond smartphones and, as expected, 5G was one of the core →
Mercedes launches autonomous cars in first US ride-hailing pilot
Mercedes is bringing its autonomous cars to US roads, kicking off a pilot automated ride-hailing project that will see self-driving luxury sedans prowling select streets →
2020 iPhone could have a slightly larger battery from small internal change
Despite having a probably more energy-efficient mobile operating system, iPhone owners have been begging Apple for a larger battery. Those prayers have been answered, to →
McLaren 620R is the street-legal GT4 racer
McLaren has pulled the wraps off a new streetcar called the McLaren 620R that is the street-legal version of the McLaren GT4 racing car. The →
Galaxy A51 launch next week will give be a Galaxy S11 design preview
Some people at Samsung might be having a grand time trying to get the company’s smartphone models straight, especially when marketing the phones. Things get →
Mobile trends to look forward to in 2020
Another year, another line up of smartphone trends to look forward to. This year brought us mechanized selfie cameras, in-display fingerprint scanners, variations of the →
Qualcomm’s big Snapdragon 2020: The 5G, the chips, the wildcard
It’s been a big week for mobility, and if you’ve been wondering what will be powering your Galaxy S11, Pixel 5, or any number of →
New Apple Mac Pro finally gets an official order date
Apple’s long-anticipated new Mac Pro – along with the Pro Display XDR – has finally got an order date, with the Cupertino company quietly notifying →
Google Glass Explorer Edition final update: What you need to know
Google has announced the final software update for its Google Glass Explorer Edition wearable. Early next year, this update will be released and remove support →
2021 iPhone: Forget USB-C, it could have no ports at all
Despite the fact that we’re still months out from release, we’ve already heard plenty of rumors about next year’s iPhones. Strangely enough, we’ve been hearing →
iPhone 12 with Qualcomm in-display fingerprint scanner makes no sense
Qualcomm just recently announced the evolution of its 3D ultrasonic fingerprint scanning technology and, truth be told, we did find it to be a huge step →
Qualcomm Snapdragon 865: The juicy details on 2020’s 5G flagship
Say hello to the Qualcomm chipset likely to be powering your flagship Android phone in 2020, with the Snapdragon 865 arriving to put a big →
Galaxy Note 10 Lite leak brings back key feature
As if it’d never been removed in the first place, the headphone jack is back, appearing in the latest major Samsung phone leak. The Samsung →
Qualcomm Snapdragon 765: What you need to know
While the Snapdragon 865 may have broken cover today, the new Snapdragon 765 sets out to prove that Qualcomm hasn’t forgotten the midrange when it →