AI startup Runway has launched its Gen 4.5 model, claiming superior video generation capabilities over Google and OpenAI in an independent benchmark. The model reportedly excels in physics, motion, ...

Turning your iPhone off and on again is the closest thing there is to a magical, just-fix-it solution. Image: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac If your iPhone ever experiences odd technical problems, the ...

While many carmakers have turned to a screen-centric user interface in their vehicles, regular customers still want the convenience and safety of physical buttons. This encouraged aftermarket ...

Ultraviolet Art Talks is a podcast/videocast series exploring the human side of artists, curators, musicians and people involved in the art world. Listen to the latest episode of the new season, ...

Available for the Model 3 and Model Y, this tactile button bar allows you to control over 30 commonly used functions without using the touchscreen. Startup offers a customizable button bar for Tesla ...

The SwitchBot Bot makes it easy to automate all kinds of stuff, from garage door openers to laundry machines. The SwitchBot Bot makes it easy to automate all kinds of stuff, from garage door openers ...

NEW YORK, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Snack maker Mondelez (MDLZ.O), opens new tab is using a new generative AI tool to cut costs for the production of marketing content by 30% to 50%, a senior executive told ...

If your fridge’s tiny ice tray can’t keep up with your iced coffee, smoothies, or weekend cocktails, Walmart’s latest flash sale on the Havato Countertop Ice Maker is one you’re going to want to check ...

Tesla launched a pair of new vehicles starting below $40,000 in the U.S. on Tuesday. A new standard Model Y starts at $39,900. There are limited paint options and cloth interior. The base mileage per ...

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Several major car makers, including Mercedes-Benz, are throwing technology in reverse and pumping the brakes on touchscreens in favor of bringing back buttons and knobs. NBC’s Maggie Vespa reports for ...