Before Touchscreens Took Over By Veronica Wade August 25, 2025 Two years after the iPhone debuted, the best-selling phone in America wasn’t Apple’s touchscreen marvel. It was the BlackBerry Curve. You may be wondering, how is that possible? Didn’t the iPhone kill keyboard phones? Actually, it was more complicated than that. While it’s true that BlackBerry as […]
The BlackBerry Curve: When Keyboards Ruled the World Read More »
Will AI remove the obligation to work? By Veronica Wade August 25, 2025, 8:59 Most UBI programs give money to adults in the form of recurring payments, regardless of how much they already have or their employment status. The amount tends to vary from $500 per month to $1,500. For many people, that just isn’t enough to cover
Including how to sign up to Copilot, manage your account, and get the results you’re looking for from Microsoft’s AI As AI starts to dominate the technology landscape, it becomes more and more appealing to give the software a try, however it can be somewhat intimidating if you’re not sure where to start. Microsoft’s Copilot AI assistant
How to use Microsoft’s Copilot AI Read More »
Just in time to face off against improved Amazon and Google devices By Veronica Wade Published August 20, 2025 What’s happened? In today’s Power On newsletter, Apple expert Mark Gurman suggested Apple might release a new HomePod mini as early as this fall, and the long-awaited HomePod with a screen could arrive next year. Why this is important: The HomePod was originally expected
New report suggests Apple’s long-delayed HomePod will arrive next year Read More »
This is the GPU of my dreams, but how am I going to get it? By Veronica Wade Published August 19, 2025 What’s happened? Asus just launched a new limited edition GPU, and it’ll most likely top every ranking of the best graphics cards. The GPU in question is the Asus ROG Matrix GeForce RTX 5090 – 30th Anniversary
Asus’ new RTX 5090 is powerful, flashy, and impossibly hard to get Read More »
Waymo’s robotaxis have been in the city for the last couple of months. And something’s happening By Veronica Wade Published August 18, 2025 Waymo partnered with Uber a couple of months ago to offer robotaxi rides in Atlanta, with the autonomous-car company reportedly deploying dozens of fully driverless vehicles for paying passengers in the city. But while
Atlanta’s robotaxi fans spark a quirky Uber trend Read More »
Cursus iaculis etiam in By Veronica Wade Published March 13, 2025 Nvidia is soon set to expand the list of its best graphics cards, and the first price leaks are already here. Although the company is still yet to announce the RTX 5060 Ti and the RTX 5060, someone spotted those cards listed for sale at a Chinese
Nvidia’s RTX 5060 might bring the VRAM upgrade gamers need Read More »
By Veronica Wade Published January 29, 2025 Tesla is aiming to put its first robotaxis on public roads in June, the automaker’s CEO, Elon Musk, said on Wednesday. Speaking during a call with investors following the release of Tesla’s latest financial results, Musk said the plan is to begin with a paid robotaxi service in Austin,
Tesla’s Elon Musk reveals first city for automaker’s new robotaxi service Read More »
Cursus iaculis etiam in By Veronica Wade Published December 16, 2024 Waymo is taking its robotaxis out of the U.S. for the first time as the company begins expanding testing internationally. A fleet of its autonomous vehicles will be heading first to the busy streets of Tokyo early next year, Waymo announced on Monday. It’ll outsource
Waymo is taking its robotaxis overseas for the first time Read More »
