Technology

Nvidia is under fire for disabling overclocking in mobile systems with its latest driver update and is defending the move as a bug fix. Complicating the issue is the fact that some OEMs actively sell laptops in overclocked configurations.

It’s easy to see why VLC is the go-to media player for millions: It’s free, it’s available on nearly every operating system, it can play just about any type of media file, and it offers features that other media players … Continue reading →

An Apple vehicle might be a space efficient small minivan. It might be an EV with motors at the four wheels and batteries below the passengers.

L’enseigne Cache-Cache décide de renforcer son offre sur la chaussure. Une attente de sa clientèle avide de mode. Décryptage avec Romain Millet, directeur général de l’enseigne Malouine.

Dish Network hit the ground running with its Sling TV service a week ago today, and it shows no signs of slowing down. Just the opposite, Sling TV is about to get a boost in programming that goes beyond sports … Continue reading →

New carbon nanotube designs could significantly improve battery performance — based on a little help from mollusks and advanced materials engineering.

MKC is one of the best Lincolns ever, but the competition is just as good. The quirky pushbutton shifter is being recalled already.

AT&T will roll out its Gigapower service to Kansas City soon, but it’s only matching Google Fiber’s pricing if you’re willing to be spied on.

At long last, 4K is finally taking off. Televisions are starting to ship with 4K support, and services like Netflix and Amazon are streaming Ultra HD content to those of us lucky enough to have the available bandwidth. And as … Continue reading →

A new timelapse video showcases the stunning beauty of our sun — and the enormity of the changes that ripple across its surface.