If you’re wondering how you get more people to swipe right on your profile, we’ve put together some helpful stats from independent studies and Tinder’s own usage data.The average Tinder user logs onto the app 11 times per day [...]

Laptops have been around for 40 years and 6 years ago when Intel pushed the 2-in-1 category we saw the first real innovation on the way we’d use our laptop. We didn’t need to have it on our lap or desk, it could be a tablet we [...]

Computex is a show of big ideas hoping to make it to market. It’s one of Asia’s most important shows because it’s the industry comes together and debates what’s going to end up inside the hardware we end up buying. Not [...]

We talk about the Fiat Renault potential merger and gossip a bit about the new CEO of Daimler.

Every year Intel launches a new processor and we take a good long look at what’s gotten better. It’s not every year that Intel rolls out a new architecture this year they’ve finally made the move to from 14nm (which was [...]

Dell has been refining the XPS 13 since the Ultrabook was announced as back in 2012 and it shows. The price, form factor and durability have make it easy to recommend to a wide range of users. But it’s hard for us to get excited about a [...]

Growing up in Canada, I didn’t realize that building custom animal crossings over/under highways wasn’t standard practice. I now know that the Trans-Canada Highway wildlife crossings have served as science-based inspiration for [...]

Mercedes just had the first test drive of its new electric vehicle in Olso, Norway, and Don was there to give it a spin. He gives us a rundown of how the new EV performed in terms of range and charging and Nicole grills him on how it stacks up [...]

Nicole and Don talk about the future of mobility and how BMW will and could play its part there. Does the big car manufacturer from Munich have a problem?