AT&T and Verizon delay 5G rollout near airports... again
The Federal Aviation Administration worries the new C-band 5G would interfere with air travel.
Google’s Pixel 6a seems like an unbeatable value
Google’s latest 5G Android smartphone costs $449 and packs so many features. It might just be the best phone value of the year.
These are the 7 best 4G and 5G cellular routers for rural internet
Here’s what to do when Starlink isn’t an option.
We got the green iPhone 13 Pro Max and iPhone 13 mini early
If you love green, you’re gonna adore the Alpine Green iPhone 13 Pro/13 Pro Max and green iPhone 13/13 mini.
The 5G on the 2022 iPhone SE comes with one major catch
It only supports Sub 6-GHz, the slower flavor of 5G and not millimeter wave (mmWave) which is faster. But is it dealbreaker?
The death of 3G will ruin legacy medical devices and vehicles, IEEE warns
AT&T says customers should've upgraded while they had the chance.
TCL Tab Pro 5G review: This affordable 5G tablet is still overpriced
The TCL Tab Pro 5G will neither surprise you nor let you down, and you’ll have to pay a premium to use it on Verizon’s 5G network.
Today's 5G rollout could cause 'catastrophic' flight delays, airlines warn
AT&T and Verizon spent $65 billion on the new C-band spectrum. They're not letting the airlines win this without a fight.
HTC reveals Vive Focus 3 wrist tracker, wireless 5G VR
There’s also a new charging case and multi-battery charging dock for VR headsets.
NVIDIA and AT&T are bringing six months of free 5G cloud gaming to your phone
Cloud gaming is going 5G via NVIDIA GeForce Now.
This 'anti-5G' jewelry is impressively... er, radioactive
Please don't wear any of these. We're begging you.
Google Pixel 5a (5G) review: Basic, affordable, and gimmick-free
The Pixel 5a with 5G nails the essentials: price, display, battery life, and cameras. At $450, it’s also cheaper than last year’s Pixel 4a with 5G.
Japan just doubled the world record for the fastest internet speed
Don't expect to see the 4-core fiber optic cable that enables it coming to your home anytime soon, though.
Switching to T-Mobile Home Internet is one of the best decisions I’ve ever made
After a decade of getting ripped off by Spectrum, I knew I had to leave. T-Mobile Home Internet was my savior.
Nokia resists death with six new phones
Spread across the C, G, and X series, Nokia’s filling the void left by LG.
Samsung’s forcing 5G onto everyone with three new Galaxy A phones
With three 5G Galaxy A series phones launching this month, Samsung is bringing 5G to more people at lower prices. There's no escaping 5G anymore.
Volkswagen's sleek ID.Aero concept is a blueprint for its EV future
The German automaker finally unveiled a mid-size sedan as part of its ID family of electric vehicles.
Sony Inzone gaming brand launches with headsets and monitors
The new Sony gaming brand is catering to PC gamers, starting with the Inzone H3, H7, and H9 gaming headsets, and M3 and M9 gaming monitors.
MNT's mini laptop takes modularity to new heights
The Pocket Reform even comes with a trackball for some serious retro vibes.
Everything we know about the AirPods Pro 2
We may be finally getting a new AirPods Pro, but one with more upgrades to the case than the earbuds themselves.
Amid the crypto crash, should you buy a used GPU?
Desperate crypto miners are flooding the market with used graphics cards, but you should consider all the pros and cons carefully carefully before taking the plunge.
How old tech like iPods have become hot fashion accessories
In today’s highly digitized world, people are falling back to outdated electronics like iPods, wired headphones, and ‘00s tech toys to find a sense of comfort — and style.
This open-frame case lets you build a beastly portable PC
Nagao Seisakusho put out a monitor mounting bracket that connects to most of its open-chassis frames so you can build a truly unique all-in-one PC.
Micron’s new 1.5TB microSD can record video for five years straight
The i400 was designed for commercial use, but the 1.5TB capacity is the first that we imagine could make its way to consumers eventually.
Tesla Powerwall owners will soon get paid to be energy mules
The Virtual Power Plant program is about as useful as it is bleak, unfortunately.
Everything we know about the PS5 Pro Controller
Sony might release a “PS5 Pro Controller” with removable joysticks and grips, rear paddles, and trigger stops. Here's everything we've heard about the gamepad.
Amazon's plan to have Alexa deepfake dead relatives is even worse than it sounds
It's hard to fully capture something so brazenly boundary-crossing, but we're going to try our best.
DARPA pokes yet another hole in blockchain’s ‘decentralization’ claim
In an effort to better understand the risks associated with blockchain technology, DARPA partnered with Trail of Bits to dive deeper into the promises of crypto evangelists.
Why I bought this knockoff Theragun and you should too
Ekrin's B37 massage gun has been a godsend for my sore muscles. Best of all: It's cheaper than a brand name Theragun or Hyperice Hypervolt.
Apple is finally testing more robust SMS spam filters for iOS
Spam texts, like cockroaches, seem impossible to kill. Can Apple stomp them out?
Nothing delivers major blow to U.S. customers pining for a Phone (1)
Despite the mounting hype, Nothing confirmed that the Phone (1) won't debut in North American markets.
Amazon’s newest robot is a dinky warehouse Roomba called Proteus
The company's “first fully autonomous mobile robot” has a pretty dramatic name for such a mundane job.