Month: February 2022
Mint Mobile vs Visible Wireless: which is the king of the cheap prepaid carriers?
When it comes to cheap, great value prepaid phone plans two companies really stand out right now – Mint Mobile and Visible Wireless. These two low-cost cellular carriers often battle it out in our guide to the best prepaid phone plans each month and they’re both incredibly popular picks currently…
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Tesla to disable ‘rolling stop’ feature after NHTSA says it can ‘increase the risk of a crash’
Tesla is disabling a self-driving feature in nearly 54,000 vehicles that can prompt cars to autonomously perform a “rolling stop” — a maneuver in which the vehicle moves slowly through a stop sign without coming to a full stop. As per a safety recall notice issued by the US National…
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The best AT&T plans for February 2022
Audio player loading… AT&T is a fantastic service to consider. Not only does it have industry-leading 5G coverage, but its plans tend to offer more generous terms and pricing than the likes of Verizon. That said, determining the best AT&T plans can still be pretty confusing because of the number…
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The Morning After: Sony is buying the studio behind ‘Destiny’ for $3.6 billion
It’s another big game studio deal. Sony has announced plans to acquire Bungie, the studio behind the hit sci-fi MMO shooter Destiny, in a deal worth $3.6 billion. Bungie is positioning the acquisition as the start of a new era for the company — one focused on global multimedia entertainment,…
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Can a Digital Ski Coach Refine Your Runs? Amazingly, Yes
We tested a sensor-packed ski boot insole to see if it really could perfect our parallel turns. Source
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Buying refurbished smartphones has never been more popular
Audio player loading… The pandemic has changed the way Brits purchase mobile phones and contracts, with a new study suggesting consumers are holding their devices for longer, are more likely to bypass the high street, and more comfortable with participating in the market for refurbished devices. Four fifths of respondents…
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