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The 5 best affordable electric cars of 2022
Looking for the best EV under $50,000? How about under $21,000? Here are the best affordable electric cars. Most of them meet the federal tax credit requirements, too, so we detail how much you can save on each one if you qualify.
Read MoreThese handy tools can diagnose and fix your broken iPhone
Having the right tools can mean the difference between a successful fix and breaking the gadget even more.
Read MoreJit and ZAP: Improving programming security
Simon Bennetts, the founder of the world’s famous web app security scanner, OWASP ZAP, has joined the Jit code security company. Both will be the better for it.
Read MoreMany C-Suite level executives are preparing for a recession, study finds
According to an IDC survey, many high-ranking executives are bracing for a recession and are looking to tech to combat economic downturn
Read MoreApple releases iOS update to fix iPhone 14 Pro camera shaking problem
After Apple released its new flagship smartphones, some users reported the camera on the phone would shake when they tried to take a picture using third-party apps like TikTok and Instagram.
Read MoreStarlink speeds have slowed as more people sign up, report shows
The satellite internet service provider is adding customers around the globe, but its growing popularity is impacting its performance.
Read MoreAirPods Pro 2 offer two big upgrades but connectivity chaos hasn’t been tamed
Review: The new earbuds build on the successes of their predecessor with better noise cancellation and the most advanced AirPods case yet.
Read MoreHP launches a laptop in a way even Apple wouldn’t dare
HP offers a very different story because, it says, it’s not “bombastic” like some competitors. Now, who might that be?
Read MoreHow to watch a NASA spacecraft smash into an asteroid live
UPDATED: On Monday, as part of the DART mission, NASA will send a spacecraft to collide with Dimorphos, a never-before-seen asteroid. Here is how you can watch it happen live.
Read MoreOptus security breach compromises customers’ passport details
Australian operator says it is investigating “unauthorised access” of personal data belonging to its current and former customers, including dates of birth, phone numbers, and passport numbers.
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