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May 22, 2023

Every few months, we see a new story about how solar-powered cars will eliminate the need for gasoline or charging cables. And while plenty of carmakers are experimenting with this idea, it’s clear that we won’t get a good solar-powered car anytime soon. This begs the question—can a car run entirely on solar power, or will it never work?

Check our top story to learn about existing solar-powered car technology, plus some info on what to expect from the future.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY Are Solar-Powered Cars Realistic?


Imagine enjoying a vehicle that doesn’t run on gasoline or plug into a charger like modern electric vehicles. Instead, you can drive whenever, wherever, and even longer when the sun is shining. That’s what solar-powered cars promise, but are they realistic? Read More »

 
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Is a Cheap OLED TV Worth Buying?


Can you buy the latest and greatest TV technology from the bargain bin? As OLED TVs grow more popular, customers are hunting for the best possible deals that they can find. Unfortunately, a cheap OLED TV may not give you the best viewing experience, and it certainly isn’t a cost-effective option. Read More »

 
What to Look for in a Smart Thermostat


Smart thermostats add convenience to your busy life and help save you energy and money throughout the year. If you’re here, you probably already know that, and you’re sold on the idea of a smart thermostat. The next step is picking the right smart thermostat for you, which may be a lengthy process, but it’s an investment worth your time. Read More »

 
Where to Place Your Subwoofer for the Best Sound


A subwoofer provides bone-rattling bass and fills in the low-mid detail that’s often missing from stereo speakers. It’s an essential addition to any home theater or hi-fi audio system, but unfortunately, finding a place to stick your subwoofer may be easier said than done. Read More »

 
Deal: Snag a HART Power Tool Combo Pack for Only $99


If you’re looking for an early Father’s Day gift or preparing for some DIY projects around the house this spring, Walmart has several deals on its HART Power tools brand. Read More »

 
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Keep Your Devices Charged While Camping With This Solar Power Bank

Camping is a great way to get away from it all. But sometimes, you need to take some of it with you on your smartphones and other devices. This solar power bank can help you keep your devices charged up when you go off the grid. It also functions as a flashlight, compass, carabiner, and more. And since it charges through an integrated solar panel, you’ll always have enough juice to keep your devices going when the sun goes down.

 
Why EVs Still Have a 12V Battery


Your fancy new electric vehicle or PHEV (plug-in hybrid electric vehicle) runs on massive lithium-ion battery packs and electric motors. However, if you look around, you’ll still find your typical 12V car battery or a lead-acid battery. Read More »

 
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT What Is Spatial Audio, and How Do You Use It?


It seems like every new audio product offers “spatial audio,” a technology that’s gained a ton of attention thanks to Apple. But spacial audio still feels very mysterious and confusing. So, it’s time for some straight answers—here’s a full explanation of spacial audio and the hardware required to enjoy it. Read More »

 
Today’s Quordle Answers


Wordle was just too easy, wasn’t it? You probably left that behind and moved on to Quordle, the true “hard mode” of the word-guessing game format. But now you’re stuck and so close to failing. Don’t worry, we’re here to help with a hint—and if you really need it, today’s Quordle Answers. Read More »

 
Today’s Wordle Answer


Are you a huge fan of Wordle and absolutely stuck today? Let me guess; you’re hanging out on guess four or five and feeling the pressure. We get it entirely: nothing feels worse than losing your streak. If you’re not ready to outright cheat, we have you covered with hints and today’s Wordle answer. Read More »

 
Save 20% on a Plex Pass Lifetime Membership


Why pay $5 a month for Plex Pass when you can get a lifetime membership for 20% off? That’s right; you can unlock features like offline viewing, intro skipping, hardware transcoding, and live TV DVR at a huge discount. Just use coupon code POWERGEEK during checkout! Read More »

 
This Hydrogen-Powered Drone Can Fly For 5 Hours, Recharge in 5 Minutes


A company called Hylium Industries has claimed a significant breakthrough in drone technology, according to a report by Hackaday. The company recently uploaded a YouTube video featuring a hydrogen-powered drone that boasts a flight time of up to five hours—a huge leap over current battery-powered drones. Read More »

 

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Pebble Smartwatch Founder Debuts a Distraction-Free “Phone”


Pebble was a groundbreaking wearable that set the stage for modern smartwatches. Now, the founder of Pebble, Eric Migicovsky, is sharing a new project called BeepBerry. It’s a distraction-free (and endlessly hackable) handheld that lets you send and receive messages without your smartphone. Read More »

 

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Hyundai and KIA Settle for $200 Million Over TikTok Car Thefts


Last summer, a huge TikTok viral challenge caused quite a stir when people figured out how easy it was to steal select Hyundai and KIA vehicles. Following a class-action lawsuit, the two automakers have agreed to pay a $200 million fine to theft victims. Read More »

 
Explore the Batcave With This Stunning LEGO ‘Batman Returns’ Set


It’s been over 30 years since the release of Batman Returns with Michael Keaton, but it’s still an all-time favorite Batman film for many. If you love Batman and LEGO, this stunning new 3,981-piece Batcave Shadow Box is a must-buy. Read More »

 
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8 Pantry Items You've Probably Had For Too Long


We’ve all been guilty of keeping food items for far too long from time to time. That’s particularly true when it comes to pantry items. They’re not always visibly spoiled, and some have extremely long expiration dates. So what’s most likely to have gone bad in your pantry? Read More »

 
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Should You Replace Your Laptop With a Mini PC?


Laptops remain the go-to choice when buying a compact computer, whether or not you ever intend to take them outside your house or office. Mini PCs offer an alternative that could save you money, promote productivity, and deliver a more comfortable computing experience. Read More »

 
 

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