Posaidon has unlocked a further 350bhp out of Mercedes’ crazy breezeblock
McLaren reveals chassis tech for new hybrid Sports Series supercar
McLaren will replace its entry-level Sport Series range in 2021 using hybrid power and an all-new chassis
Qantas to axe 2,500 more jobs
Australian flag carrier Qantas announced plans Tuesday to cut almost 2,500 more jobs, just days after posting a huge annual loss as it reels from a collapse in demand caused by the coronavirus.
Aveva buys OSIsoft for $5bn as virus fuels software demand
British industrial software group Aveva on Tuesday announced it had agreed to buy US rival OSIsoft for $5 billion, as clients rush to digitalise their operations during the coronavirus pandemic.
Rolls-Royce Wraith Shooting Brake Rendering Takes After The Spy Video
Approximately 24 hours ago, we shared an interesting spy video showing a rather weird Rolls-Royce test prototype. The mystery test car had tons of camouflage but it was easily recognizable as a wagon of some sort. That doesn’t necessarily mean Rolls is working on a shooting brake but that’s one […]
2021 Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series price and tech updates announced
More tech inside for Toyota’s hard-working hero, but it comes at a premium
Best wine subscription and clubs for 2020: The Panel, Winc, Vinebox and more compared
Yes, there’s a perfect wine subscription service for everyone.
Logitech G733 gaming headset the heart of new Logitech G color collection
Two gaming mice and a wireless keyboard join the G733 with color options other than plain ol’ black.
iRobot is giving its vacuum cleaners a new AI-powered brain
iRobot is announcing what it’s calling the biggest software upgrade to its robot vacuum cleaners since the company’s inception 30 years ago: a new AI-powered platform known as iRobot Genius Home Intelligence. Or, as iRobot CEO Colin Angle describes it: “It’s a lobotomy and replacement of the intelligence systems in […]
Epic judge will protect Unreal Engine — but not Fortnite
Epic Games just won a temporary restraining order against Apple — at least in part. Effective immediately, Apple can’t retaliate against Epic Games by terminating the company’s Apple developer accounts or restricting use of Epic’s Unreal Engine by developers on Apple platforms.