If your devices only support up to 4K at 60Hz, a "premium high-speed" HDMI cable (18Gbps, HDMI 2.0) is perfectly fine. Again, just avoid really old or thin cables. Early HDMI cables (HDMI 1.4 or older ...

Welcome Back to the Daily Aviation, as we explore how United States Marine snipers, Dutch maritime interception teams, and United States Navy destroyers operate together across sea, air, and coastal ...

(INSIDE CALIFORNIA POLITICS) — California’s High-Speed Rail just moved one step closer to reality. The board behind the effort is launching the bidding process to lay the first tracks in the Central ...

Longstanding tradition at Wachusett Mountain Ski holds that when the ski area opens for the season, it's with top-to-bottom skiing and riding. Not this year, and for good reason. Wachusett enjoyed a ...

OpenAI is pushing deeper into retail, with Target set to debut a new ChatGPT-powered app for shoppers in coming weeks. The news follows OpenAI’s move last month to start adding dedicated retail apps ...

Some VPNs are better than others, but we will show you an easy way to know how much your VPN is slowing you down. Mike De Socio is a CNET contributor who writes about energy, personal finance, ...

EUCLID, Ohio — Target is opening a new kind of supply-chain facility in Euclid designed as the central processing point in moving merchandise from store shelves across Greater Cleveland to customer ...

Travelers and critical cargo in Egypt could soon be moving faster thanks to high-speed trains recently unveiled by Siemens Mobility. The company’s new version of its Velaro train, capable of speeds of ...

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - A new broadband project in Emporia is set to upgrade internet service and give people another provider to choose from. This $14 million investment by IdeaTek aims to bring ...

High-speed internet in 2025 is defined by download speeds of at least 100 Mbps, with some fiber plans reaching 8 Gbps. Top providers like Google Fiber and AT&T offer symmetrical fiber speeds, while ...

Federal regulators are looking into Tesla’s new “Mad Max” Full Self Driving (FSD) mode, which ignores speed limits and reportedly may drive as fast as 85 miles per hour while weaving between lanes.