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Scribd, the company best known as a platform for hosting documents, is also home to an ebook subscription service that provides access to a large library of fiction and non-fiction digital books. Though the service revolves around ebooks, Scribd has dabbled with other types of content in the past — it offered digital comic books … Continue reading Scribd ebook subscription plan expands with 1,000 premium magazines Continue Reading →

Today we’re taking a peek at the latest update for Google Stadia, complete with a bump for the Stadia Controller. The official Stadia Controller previously required a USB connection to an Android device in order to play Stadia games on an Android device. Now, with this latest update, users can play Stadia games on Android … Continue reading Google Stadia Controller wireless Android update and July’s free games Continue Reading →

Porsche’s love for acronyms runs deep, even by auto industry standards, but arguably its three most important letters can be found on the back of the new 2021 Porsche Cayenne GTS and Cayenne GTS Coupe. Latest to bear the coveted “Gran Turismo Sport” label, the two SUVs trace back their lineage all the way to … Continue reading 2021 Porsche Cayenne GTS First Drive – The Sports Star Continue Reading →

Refreshing your most popular model is as much a risk as it is an opportunity in the car world, but it’s the challenge Volkswagen faces with the 2021 Tiguan. The automaker sold 109, 572 Tiguans alone in the US in 2019, with the American driver’s desire for larger crossovers and SUVs making the midsize SUV … Continue reading 2021 Volkswagen Tiguan brushes up bestseller with new style and tech Continue Reading →

By now you’ve likely heard about the Impossible Burger and other similar plant-based meat alternatives like Beyond Meat. These products are made from plant-sourced protein rather than animal protein, offering a vegetarian alternative to traditional meats. A new Israeli startup called Redefine Meat has created a similar product, but has taken things a step farther, … Continue reading 3D-printed steaks may be the next evolution in plant-based meat Continue Reading →

Amazon has made the surprising decision to walk its new Crucible PC game back into closed beta, restricting it to the gamers who already have access to the title. It’s no secret that Crucible had a rocky start, prompting the company to lay out a new roadmap earlier this month. That roadmap won’t be changing, however, the game will … Continue reading Amazon’s Crucible steps back into closed beta: What players can expect Continue Reading →

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has dealt a new blow to Chinese companies Huawei and ZTE, alleging that they are both national security threats. With an official proclamation established, the FCC says that its Universal Service Fund cannot be used to purchase or otherwise support any services or hardware from either company. The move follows … Continue reading FCC declares Huawei and ZTE national security threats: What that means Continue Reading →

Although things look less grim compared to the start of the year, there is still some uncertainty on whether it would be wise or even safe to hold massive events and trade shows. The organizers of IFA, one of the world’s largest tech expos every year, think it’s OK to do so in September. It … Continue reading Samsung won’t be at IFA 2020, others may follow suit Continue Reading →

It’s actually not exactly news that Niantic Labs, creators of the famed Ingress, Pokemon GO, and Harry Potter Wizards Unite AR games, have been working on a new title and what that title would be. It is, however, fresh news that it will soon be opening it up for beta testing. While that may already be big … Continue reading Niantic Labs’ new CATAN AR game is just the tip of the iceberg Continue Reading →

One of Android’s selling features is its openness. Some of it is by design, like the ability to use different app launchers or default apps. Others, however, are products of some rather involved hacking and development, specifically rooting and custom ROMs. Unfortunately, it seems that the latter set of superpowers might soon be coming to … Continue reading Google SafetyNet update might be the end for Android rooting, custom ROMs Continue Reading →