Over the course of the last 11 months or so, tens of millions of Americans have been tested for the SARS-CoV-2 virus which has caused the COVID-19 pandemic. Many, many more people globally have undergone the same tests. Amidst the scramble to test for and identify the virus responsible for a long-term global health crisis, some opportunistic

For those of us who are a certain age, the 1980s had the best after-school cartoons and comic books. Little did we know it at the time, but the toy companies were the masterminds behind some of our favorite ’80s action heroes. For instance, He-Man and the Masters of The Universe created by Mattel, and both The Transformers and G.I. Joe were

Count yourself lucky if you managed to snag an Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, or either of the PlayStation 5 consoles at regular price, because they have all been extremely hard to come by. Supply is just not able to keep up with demand, and scalpers only exacerbate the issue. That’s the bad news. The even worse news? Console shortages will

Is the party coming to the end for the “little guys” that banded together to take on some of the biggest hedge funds on Wall Street? Earlier this week, we reported on the meteoric rise of GameStop shares (NYSE:GME), which has been fueled by “degenerates” — a title that the group has coined for themselves — over at the WallStreetBets subreddit.

Wireless charging already exists, in that you can juice up your smartphone without jamming a cable into its charging port. Instead, you plop it on a charging pad or stand. It’s convenient, sure, but it is not the end game. Getting us closer to wireless nirvana, Xiaomi has introduced its Mi Air Charge technology, which allows you to wirelessly

Apple’s iPhone 12/iPhone 12 Pro family has only been on the market for a few months, but the rumor mill is already kicking into overdrive for the follow-up iPhone 13 family. Although it’s a guarantee that the smartphones will leverage Apple’s next-generation A15 Bionic SoC (likely built on a refined 5nm process node), other details are a bit

When Apple introduced privacy labels, it seemed to be a solid way to provide transparency for users to know what data is collected on their devices. This system relies on honesty from the app developers, but some developers crossed their fingers behind their back when they agreed to the privacy labels it seems. New research has shown that

It looks as though Intel’s 14-nanometer node will go out on a high note, if the latest leaked benchmarks are any indication. Over at PassMark Software’s CPU Mark database, Intel’s upcoming Core i9-11900K now sits at the top of single-threaded performance chart, climbing above the Core i7-11700K (second place) and AMD’s latest generation Ryzen

When GeForce NOW launched, NVIDIA’s cutting-edge gaming service supported streaming games that were rendered in cloud data centers to devices running a dedicated app. Over the course of 2020, the company opened up its cloud gaming service to browsers, starting with Chrome on ChromeOS. Adding GeForce NOW support to Safari on iOS devices also

“Cross my heart and hope to die,” is not a mantra for many online shops, according to a study released by Princeton University. In 2019, the school conducted an automated crawl of more than 11,000 online shops and found that around one in six used some form of deceptive practice to hawk their goods. While some of those online shops have changed