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"As the saying goes, be careful what you wish, as you might get it," Musk tweeted after he published the poll.
The Zone feels like two great devices that got awkwardly stapled together into a Bane mask.
Supporters expecting Trump to reveal his running mate were instead Rick Rolled with a poorly photoshopped NFT collection. They're not happy.
Apple has a versatile new design app out on iOS, iPadOS and macOS.
We've compiled a delicious list of the top holiday cookies by state, based on search data released by Google.
Like it or not, the ad industry is about to invade spaces you never even dreamed of, both online and off.
Scammers never sleep. They pay close attention to the news cycle, so they can have just the right info to scam you.
A new immersive platform wants to revolutionize the car ride, but is it worth the €699 price of entry?
Apple still managed to trot out something exciting, and Samsung's foldables are the best they've ever been.
Senator Mike Lee proposed a bill this week that would redefine what is considered to be obscene content.
The all-in-one headset will be designed for gaming, fitness, and even productivity.
Users trying to post links to Mastodon servers revived a notice saying the posts were “potentially harmful.”
Mexico's president wants the rapper to perform for free after fans were denied entry to a recent show following an influx of fake ticket sales.
The perfect solution for a home that looks, and feels, cool.
Mazars, the company that conducted Binance's ‘proof-of-reserve’ review, no longer has a working website, though CEO Changpeng Zhao has resisted a full audit.
House Judiciary ranking member Jim Jordan sent letters to tech firms claiming they were "out to get" conservatives and accused them of colluding with Biden.
The AquaDom aquarium in Berlin, housed in a hotel lobby, burst on Friday morning. Most of its fish died, and the cause of the incident is unknown.
It was a tough year to be a financially-responsible adult who's still obsessed with plastic building blocks.
It's clear Musk would rather burn Twitter to the ground than hear people question the wisdom of his choices.
Reporters from the Washington Post, New York Times, and others were banned for sharing publicly available information.
