What just happened? Apple's product listing page used to have a "Rating & Reviews" section where it did the usual job of letting prospective buyers know about consumer experiences with the company's hardware and accessories, beyond just their price or technical information. However, Apple silently removed that section over the weekend in a move that could hurt its credibility.

User reviews and opinions are part and

In brief: Drone technology is advancing all the time, but one of the problems still being looked at is how to get them up into the air safely in certain scenarios. The potential answer, it seems, is to use a cannon.

The device was created by engineers at Caltech University and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California. Called SQUID—an acronym for Streamlined Quick Unfolding Investigation Drone—it looks like a tiny missile during its launch stage.

The SQUID measures just 10.6 inches in length

Why it matters: When it comes to truly wireless earphones, Apple is leading the way. That’s according to a new report that claims shipments of the company’s AirPods are expected to double to 60 million units in 2019.

Citing “people familiar with” Apple’s production plans, Bloomberg writes the increased shipments have been driven by a “much higher” than expected demand for the company’s new AirPods Pro, which launched last month.

The publication adds that the high demand

The big picture: Facebook has been open about its reluctance to take the responsibility of moderating political advertising on its platform. But seeing as other tech giants like Google, Twitter and Snap have all committed to doing their part to prevent the spread of misinformation through their online tools, the company might be open to changing its tune.

Lately, big tech companies that run ad networks have all outlined changes to their political ads policy in response to the increased public and regulatory scrutiny they face ahead of the upcoming elections. Their approaches

In context: If you've been a regular YouTube viewer for longer than a few months, there's a good chance you know about some of the issues your favorite creators face. Unwarranted copyright takedowns, videos not being delivered to subscribers, and inconsistent monetization policies on Google's end are just a few of the biggest complaints YouTubers tend to mention.

However, it's that last problem that has arguably become the most prominent. YouTubers who create content that contains violence -- even fictional depictions, such

In a nutshell: With the Steam Winter Sale on the way, it’s easy to forget that other online stores also offer seasonal discount events. One of these is the Humble Store, which not only has two of the best PC games in recent times on offer but is also giving away a free title.

The Humble Store’s Fall Sale , which is on now and ends on December 3 at 10 AM PT, includes discounts on Red Dead Redemption 2 and The Outer Worlds—both fairly new games

Highly anticipated: If you've been eagerly waiting for the reveal of Tesla's "Cyberpunk" pickup truck, then we have some good news for you today. The vehicle was showcased to the public last night during a flashy livestream, and it's quite an impressive specimen -- not just in terms of looks, but also performance capabilities.

We'll get to the technical details later, but first, let's talk about the truck's design: in short, it's probably

In context: Game streaming is becoming quite popular as of late, and many companies (in both the gaming and tech industries) have already created, or plan to create their own implementations of the technology. For those who aren't up to date on this part of the gaming industry, game streaming services let players rent or purchase access to various titles, and then play them without any actual gaming hardware.

No console or high-end PC necessary -- as long as you have a decent internet connection,

Forward-looking: When it's not busy fighting other big companies for multi-billion dollar cloud contracts, Amazon is looking for new ways it can execute on old concepts that failed to gain traction, such as the Dash Buttons. According to the retail giant, most of the businesses in the US don't have the time or resources to worry about office supply management, so it sees