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The new Ford Ranger is receiving a slew of accessory packages from Ford Performance. This coincides with the Ranger’s power boost upgrade – also courtesy of Ford Performance – a couple of months back. Whereas the previous upgrade was enough to add 45 more horsepower to the Ranger’s standard 270-horsepower 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine, the new accessory packages … Continue reading Ford Ranger receives three accessory packages from Ford Performance Continue Reading →

The Raspberry Pi opened up a whole new world of DIY projects but it has ironically been more difficult to actually produce a “normal” RPi-powered computer that doesn’t look like a Frankensteined contraption. There are, of course, some kits that let you easily assemble a Raspberry Pi desktop, laptop, or even tablet, but those look … Continue reading CutiePi is an open source and portable Raspberry Pi tablet Continue Reading →

Bridgestone announced that through its partnership with Microsoft, it had developed a unique Tire Damage Monitoring System. Bridgestone says that this is the first monitoring system in the world that’s able to detect tire damage in real-time. Detecting tire damage is a big deal because Bridgestone says tire damage contributes to 30% of all car … Continue reading Microsoft and Bridgestone develop a tire damage monitoring system Continue Reading →

For years, Apple’s mobile and desktop worlds have been distinct and separate islands of their own. Lately, however, the company has been working to bridge the two together, like running iOS apps on Macs with Catalyst. It turns out that Apple’s newly revealed ARM-based Silicon processor maybe smashing those two worlds together in more ways … Continue reading iPhone as a desktop running macOS is allegedly being worked on Continue Reading →

Most people know BMW as the maker of luxury and sports cars, but it also makes motorcycles through BMW Motorrad. One thing that many motorcyclists who travel long distances on their bikes like to add is basic cruise control that makes long rides more comfortable. Many systems are simple clamps that keep the throttle turned. … Continue reading BMW Motorrad Active Cruise Control improves comfort and safety Continue Reading →

You’re looking at the Le Mansory Ford GT. It’s the German tuner’s interpretation of the Ford GT supercar. As expected from Mansory, the vehicle is equipped with a plethora of go-fast body components and a handsome power upgrade. For starters, a stock Ford GT Liquid Carbon has 660 horsepower from its twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 engine. It … Continue reading Meet the Le Mansory, a Ford GT with 700HP Continue Reading →

Qualcomm has a new platform for smartwatches to build on Qualcomm Many smartwatches that aren’t the Apple Watch run on Qualcomm chipsets, so a new product launch is a big deal in the wearable world – and Qualcomm just unveiled the leaner, faster, improved Snapdragon 4100 and 4100 Plus. Coming two years after the previous Snapdragon 3100 chip launched, … Continue reading Qualcomm’s new chip will make smartwatches faster and longer-lasting Continue Reading →

The polymer would be implanted to bridge across a bone fracture site, and would not need to be subsequently removed We’ve already heard about implantable materials with a scaffolding-like microstructure, that help heal broken bones by giving bone cells a place to migrate into. A new one could work even better, though, by also providing electrical … Continue reading Electrified scaffolding could one day heal broken bones Continue Reading →

The rise in the use of streaming services and video conferencing has most likely put increased stress on home networks. The promise of 5G is great and all that but when it comes to meeting the Internet needs of all devices at home, WiFi 6 is the technology being pushed for that. Given the complexity … Continue reading NETGEAR Orbi WiFi 6 AX4200 mesh slashes features to slash the price Continue Reading →

When Apple launched its Arcade service last year, it was poised to revolutionize mobile gaming if not digital gaming in general. It was praised for not trying to milk gamers with IAPs and ads and its subscription-based model promised to give developers and publishers a steadier source of revenue. It might have been too early … Continue reading Apple Arcade contracts reportedly being canceled for not being engaging enough Continue Reading →