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FBI: Scammers Are Interviewing for Remote Jobs Using Deepfake Tech

FBI: Scammers Are Interviewing for Remote Jobs Using Deepfake Tech

The scammers may be trying to score jobs at IT companies in order to access customer or financial data, corporate IT databases and/or…
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EV Batteries 101: Degradation, Lifespan, Warranties, and More

EV Batteries 101: Degradation, Lifespan, Warranties, and More

All new electric vehicles sold in the US come with at least an 8-year/100,000-mile battery warranty. But how long do EV batteries actually…
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How to Lock Down Your Phone for a Protest

How to Lock Down Your Phone for a Protest

If you’re planning to exercise your right to assemble, you’ll want to protect your privacy by limiting the information authorities can…
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Atari Turns 50: A Look Back on the Original Name in Video Games

Atari Turns 50: A Look Back on the Original Name in Video Games

Atari launched a multi-billion-dollar industry, only to lose control of it in a series of missteps. But the name will always resonate.
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Hydrogen-Powered Cars: Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles Explained

Hydrogen-Powered Cars: Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles Explained

Fuel cell electric vehicles are an interesting proposition for those who want to go green, but they’re not as widely available as full EVs…
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NASA Selects 3 Fission Design Concepts for a Power Supply on the Moon

NASA Selects 3 Fission Design Concepts for a Power Supply on the Moon

The goal is a lightweight power source capable of running regardless location, weather, sunlight, or other natural resources.
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Electric vs. Hybrid vs. Gas: Which One Saves the Most Money?

Electric vs. Hybrid vs. Gas: Which One Saves the Most Money?

We took a 4,500-mile road trip in a Tesla Model 3 Long Range EV and compared its ‘fuel’ costs with hybrid and gas cars. As they say, the…
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