The Best AI Image Generators You Can Use Right Now

September 9, 2022

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Although all turtles and tortoises breath air like us, some species have adapted to spending extended amounts of time underwater by developing large cloacal bladders lined with many finger-like projections in the rear of their shells that can take in water and extract dissolved oxygen in a pseudo-gill-like function that operates independently of their regular lungs.

Happy Friday! You made it to the weekend. There’s some exciting internet-related news rounding out the week, such as Google Fi expanding 5G international roaming, T-Mobile partnering with United for free in-flight Wi-Fi, and another critical test for Wi-Fi 7.

There’s also something to be excited about if you’re interested in electric cars. Jeep revealed a few upcoming electric SUVs, and promises that half its sales in the US by 2030 will be electric vehicles.

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AI image generators like DALL-E 2 and Midjourney have suddenly burst into mainstream consciousness. More of these tools seem to be popping up all the time, but they aren’t always available to the public. Here are the ones you can use right now—today. Read More »

The iPhone 14 Pro saw the debut of a new Apple system-on-a-chip, the A16 Bionic. So what kind of improvements over the A15 does it bring, and where else can we expect to see the A16 implemented? Read More »

Long cables aren’t always better. Sometimes you just need a USB-C cable to connect one device that’s right next to another (like connecting a phone to a portable charger), and any wire length beyond the bare minimum will just get in the way. Anker’s USB-C to USB-C cable is just one foot in length and is perfect for these situations. With the ability to transfer up to 60W of power, it’s also perfect for charging a variety of devices.

Welcome to the first Wednesday of September! We’ve got a lot to cover in this edition of HTG Deals, including a massive sale on Apple products, a pair of gadgets and gear from Samsung, and plenty more. So without further ado, let’s get to it. Read More »

Considering a mesh router system? Although mesh Wi-Fi systems are pretty great, there are some pitfalls to avoid. Here are common mistakes you want to avoid when selecting and setting up your system. Read More »

Most routers and devices still don’t support Wi-Fi 6E (including the new iPhone 14 series), but the march of progress is still going. Wi-Fi 7 is now closer to reality, as Intel and Broadcom just completed a critical test. Read More »

For years, consumer-grade devices used single-frequency GPS receivers to determine their location. But that is changing as newer gadgets have started adding support for a second GPS frequency called L5. Here’s everything you need to know. Read More »

In the days of old, Android smartphones from Samsung and others had a satisfying start-up chime. Over time, though, that practice fell out of fashion. iPhones have never had a start-up chime, but the new iPhone 14 lineup has one. Read More »

Airplane Wi-Fi is great to have, but often, it’s an expensive perk that you need to pay extra for when you’re booking your tickets. If you’re on T-Mobile, though, you might just get it as a perk if you’re flying United. Read More »

Google has long sought to position its Fi mobile network as a competitive network option for US customers. It has always been great for international roaming, but now, your Fi line is about to get even faster when travelling. Read More »

Foldable phones are more fragile than the average smartphone, which makes picking the best Galaxy Z Flip 4 case very important. Whether it’s drop protection, a case that shows the Flip 4 off, or anything else you need, these are the best. Read More »

Samsung says the Galaxy Z Fold 4 is its toughest foldable yet. But even with the company’s durability enhancements, it’s still a delicate foldable phone, making a case a must-have accessory. Read More »

If you like to listen to your TV loud, or just have trouble hearing it through the speakers or soundbar, and don’t want to disturb the family or neighbors, Sennheiser’s TV Clear might be just what you are looking for. Read More »

New iPhones get announced every year, but there’s always someone who scoffs and says Apple is selling last year’s iPhone in a new color at a new price. With the iPhone 14, though, unless you’re looking at the iPhone 14 Pro, that person is not entirely wrong. Read More »

The standard method to mount video doorbells and other outdoor smart gear on your home is drilling and anchoring. If you don’t want to drill holes in your house, here’s how to avoid it. Read More »

Buying a new Wi-FI router doesn’t have to mean going through a tedious setup process on all your current Wi-Fi devices. Here’s what you need to know about reusing your Wi-Fi name and password. Read More »

Most car makers are now fully embracing electric cars, with electric versions of existing cars and all-new EV lineups. Jeep revealed today that it’s working on four all-electric SUVs, which will all arrive by 2025. Read More »

Many believe that if you’re not buying the latest and best version of a product you’re settling for hot garbage, but that’s not always true. In reality, you can save money on a lot of tech products without compromising your overall experience. Read More »

It seems like every gamer is interested in the Steam Deck handheld gaming PC, but Valve simply can’t make enough devices to satisfy demand. Long waiting lists are the norm for Steam Deck, but clones could soon ease the strain. Read More »

Microsoft ripped out many tablet-specific features from Windows with the release of Windows 11, but the company has shown interest in bringing some of them back. There’s now a tablet-friendly taskbar in testing ahead of the big 22H2 update. Read More »

Chromebooks may not be as feature-packed as a Windows laptop or MacBook, but they’re still incredibly useful devices. There are probably some features you don’t know about that can extend the functionality of your Chrome OS device. Let’s dive in! Read More »

Apple revealed the iPhone 14 series yesterday, which can send emergency SOS messages without a cellular signal by connecting to satellites in Earth orbit. More details have now emerged about who is running the satellites, and how they’ll work. Read More »