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Browsing the web from a vehicle touchscreen has come a long way over the years, but modern websites cluttered with auto-playing video ads and tracking scripts can quickly bog down in-car processors. With its latest software update, Tesla is taking direct aim at page clutter by quietly introducing a built-in ad blocker to its infotainment…
Tesla has started pushing its latest feature drop out to the fleet. Software update 2026.32.3 is officially rolling out to vehicles, bringing practical UI revisions and media tweaks to customer touchscreens.
Volvo Trucks has completed the North American rollout of a software update system that lets drivers start updates from their trucks and leave while the software installs, allowing updates to run during breaks or other scheduled downtime instead of requiring a service center visit.
Life with USB-C is great, except for the one nagging problem that’s been there since the beginning – you never really know what you’re getting. While it’s not quite the “Wild West” anymore, I was thrilled to see that someone finally made a collection of USB-C cables that not only do what they say they’ll…
Samsung appears to be preparing a major expansion of its wireless audio portfolio. Hot on the heels of leaked renders showing off the unique clip-on Galaxy Buds On and Samsung’s Galaxy headphones, a fresh report reveals more details about Samsung’s fitness-oriented pair of earbuds, previously known as the Galaxy Buds Canal 5, sporting an ear-hook…
Apple rolled out another iPhone/iPad update, narrowly focused on fixing a problem that could interfere with future software.
A San Diego-based UI/UX studio is branching out into app design and development, bringing its approach to clarity to startups in San Diego and surrounding areas.
Arkansas sports betting nears $1B in wagers as mobile apps reshape game day. (Photo: KATV)
A new piece of hardware passed through FCC certification today, and the evidence points to it being a Wear OS-powered device made by Google.
Available as a part of Android 17, Google is making wireless debugging a whole lot more reliable with ADB Wi-Fi 2.0.