When filling-up at the pump this fall, U.S. motorists are projected to find savings of more than 25 cents compared to the summer, AAA says.
Author: Dalvin Brown, USA TODAY
Museum Day: Over 1,600 institutions across the country are free on Sept. 21
Everything you need to know about Museum Day 2019, when over 1,600 institutions in all 50 states will offer free admission.
Palm’s $5 smartphone plan: A cellphone bill cheaper than a Netflix subscription
US Mobile has partnered with the cellphone maker Palm to create a cheap smartphone plan starting at just $5 per month. Unlimited plans start at $20.
Students are still using tech to cheat on exams, but things are getting more advanced
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Spam jumps on the Pumpkin Spice train, announcing autumnal-flavored canned meat
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Doctors say most metrics provided by your Apple Watch, Fitbit aren’t helpful to them
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Tesla Model 3 owner implants key card chip into her arm to unlock and start her vehicle
No key, no problem. This Tesla Model 3 owner removed the RFID chip from the vehicle’s key card and implanted it in her arm so she can unlock her car.
Doodle for Google winner: Georgia teen dedicates heartwarming portrait to her mother
Winners can see their art on front page of Google, $30,000 in scholarship money and a technology package worth $50,000 along with bragging rights.
Another Tesla Model 3 crashes into a truck, reportedly while on Autopilot
Tesla’s Autopilot has evolved in recent years, giving cars more advanced self-driving capabilities that are touted as safe. Still, accidents abound.
Lowriding custom cars from Cali to Japan
Lowriding culture has a Mexican-American heritage and emerged in the ’40s and ’50s. It was later popularized in music.