Aaron Leong

A new research has revealed that sun-like stars in our galaxy experience one violent "superflare" approximately once every hundred years—far more often that scientists previously thought.

If you're a fan of change and freshness when it comes to your smartphones, the OnePlus 13 might be your cup of tea and sooner than you might think. The Chinese phone maker announced that the new device will launch January 7, 2025 in three colorways. While many brands are great at marketing their new phones, very few offer purchase deals as good and comprehensive as OnePlus. With the OnePlus 13, shoppers have access to early bird specials, generous trade-in offers, and free gifts, among others.

Coming out of left field is a leaked render of what the Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max (and perhaps by extension, the entire iPhone 17 lineup) could look like. Assuming this design—with its horizontal camera bar, part glass, part aluminum back cover—ultimately holds true, the phone could mark a major shift for Apple, an organization known for not straying too far from the tree.

Thanks to a great reception and numerous requests following its reveal at the 2023 Tokyo Auto Show, the sixth generation Honda Prelude is bound for U.S. shores next year. After gauging interest for the concept at the Japanese car show, Honda realized that the demand for the Prelude was too big to ignore. When it goes on sale in the U.S., the two-door sports car will feature a

Brace yourselves: your next limited-edition Oreo flavor may well be developed by artificial intelligence (AI). Worry not though, as each of these

OneXPlayer is set to launch a crowdfunded program for the OneXPlayer G1 compact laptop-handheld hybrid.

Honda unveiled two EV prototypes that are CES 2025-bound, both labeled under the so-called Honda 0 Series. One is the familiar/similar bullet-shaped four-door concept many saw/gasped at CES 2024, while the other is a new design, possibly pointing to an EV SUV or (fingers crossed) Odyssey minivan. These cars are built on Honda's 0 Series platform and will also introduce the company's new proprietary vehicle OS.

An Arizona charter school for K-12 students has been green-lighted to use AI, not teachers, to teach a "2hr Learning" curriculum.

This year, the production eight-generation Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 has racked up outstanding performance numbers, such as the fact that it's the fastest car (under $1 million) capable of 233 mph and that the 1,064 horsepower V8 is the most powerful American V8 (and Corvette) ever. Today, the automaker dropped more numbers to make any average car fan soil their pants—zero to 60 mph in a mere 2.3 seconds, and finishing the quarter mile in just 9.6 seconds.

Tesla's ongoing quality control woes continue with new reports that its semi-autonomous driving hardware on some brand new vehicles is failing, which