Mazda's New Infotainment Finally Fixes Years Of Complaints (But I Can't Say It's Perfect)
Mazda finally goes touchscreen-first, but does the 2026 CX-5's dashboard deliver the infotainment upgrade fans have been waiting for?
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Amazon Prime Day Is Over, But You Can Still Grab These 5 DeWalt Tool Deals
Prime Day is over, but you still have a chance to save on useful DeWalt tools that could make your current and future DIY projects a little easier to tackle.
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12 Cheap Cars That Are Still Reliable After Hitting 200,000 Miles
Having a rugged vehicle that really goes the distance is only getting more important as car prices keep climbing, but not every workhorse will break the bank.
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12 Ace Hardware Finds That Are No-Brainers At Their Price
Ace Hardware is a great place to shop for power tools and more on a budget, and if you're on the hunt for value options, it could have a lot to offer you.
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5 Costco Camping Gadgets Users Say Are Worth Buying
Costco sells plenty of outdoor gear, but these camping gadgets have earned strong user reviews for comfort, convenience, cooking, and cleanup.
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A Forgotten US Auto Brand Is Back To Try And Undercut Slate's $25K Pickup Truck
Slate is trying to develop a $25,000 pickup truck, but this revived U.S. auto brand may give them a run for their money with its competitor small truck.
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A '60s-Era SR-71 Flew So Fast It Broke The Radar Screen Of A Jet Trying To Track It
The SR-71 Blackbird can fly faster than just about anything — so fast, in fact, that it broke the radar system of a jet trying to observe it in the 1960s.
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5 Expensive Car Accessories Users Say Are Worth Buying
Some car accessories tend to be quite cheap, while others will run you a pretty penny. What do users say? What are some worthwhile accessory investments?
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US Navy Ship Ends Final Mission Underwater After Japanese Torpedo Strike
Nearly 20 years after being decommissioned, the USS Juneau went out with a bang courtesy of a Japanese torpedo. But this was no act of aggression.
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How Does Google Make Its 'A' Series Pixel Phones So Cheap?
Google's Pixel a-series phones are like the younger sibling to the Pixel line. They're usually a lot cheaper, for one thing. How does Google reduce the prices?
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5 Walmart Hyper Tough Tools Under $25 Users Say Are Worth Buying
Walmart may be more associated with groceries, but users have some good things to say about their in-house range of tools.
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Owning Physical Copies Of Movies & Video Games Is Important - And Sony Just Proved Why
Digital movies and games can be easy to buy, but Sony’s latest PlayStation move is a reminder that access and ownership aren't always the same thing.
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5 Recent Updates To Samsung's Health App That Have Users Talking
Samsung recently did a complete visual overhaul of its Samsung Health app. While this sounds fine on paper, users seem to feel it's a mixed bag. Here's why.
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Why Is Air Conditioning So Uncommon In European Countries?
When traveling abroad, you might notice something is missing in many homes and public buildings. Here's why Europe has been slow to adopt air conditioning.
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How Many Nuclear Reactors Would It Take To Power All Of America's Data Centers?
Nuclear power is one of the more efficient means of generating power, and data centers require a lot of it, so how many reactors would it take?
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Need To Replace Your Gear Shifter? Here's How Much It Might Cost You
Replacing your car's gear shifter is potentially expensive depending the parts you need, and it can even be more so if you have to pay labor costs.
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3 Full Size Pickup Trucks With Better Ratings Than The Ram 1500
The Ram 1500 may be the name brand pickup truck, but if you're looking to invest, consider these three full size options with better ratings.
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The Best Places To Catch The Blue Angels Before The Summer Ends
The Blue Angels are flying around the U.S. this summer, and we've rounded up some of the best and most popular places to see the shows. Here's the list.
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The Strange Reason SR-71 Blackbird Parts Made In Summer Were So Prone To Fail
The SR-71 Blackbird was an incredibly complex plane, requiring the use of cutting-edge materials that were very sensitive to manufacturing conditions.
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You're Spending More For YouTube Premium If You Get It Through Apple's App Store
Are you losing money every month just because you make purchases through App Store? Discover the hidden YouTube premium surcharge and how to bypass it.
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5 New Milwaukee Patents In 2026 That Hint At What Could Be Coming Next
From job site climate control to smarter power distribution, discover five revolutionary new concepts that Milwaukee is secretly testing.
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Waze Users Are Noticing One Of Google Maps' Most Useful Features Has Been Added
Do you prefer Waze over Google Maps but miss crucial road details? Discover the highly anticipated intersection feature finally rolling out to drivers.
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What Happens When A Torque Converter Goes Bad?
An automatic car's torque converter, like any other vehicle component, can fail. Here's what happens when a torque converter reaches the end of its life.
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These Apple Products Are Safe From The Recent Price Hike (For Now)
Apple just raised prices on its most popular computers and tablets. Discover which devices managed to escape the massive price hike.
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Do Sunshades For Car Windshields Actually Work & Keep Vehicles Cooler When Parked?
Are you sick of returning to a parked car that feels like a scorching furnace? Discover if this cheap interior accessory actually cools your cabin.
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The Clever Physics That Makes Modern Supercars So Quick
Modern supercars are incredibly impressive and quick vehicles, and a lot of that comes down to the physics behind their increasingly complex designs.
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What We Know About Russia's New 13,800-Ton 'Murmansk' Nuclear Attack Sub
Russia is preparing to add a formidable new submarine to its fleet. What could make this vessel one of its most significant in years?
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The Sharper, Quicker 2026 BMW M2 CS Is An (Expensive) Gift To Driving Enthusiasts
BMW's smallest coupe has some serious power, but can it justify its big price increase over the regular M2?
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5 Nearly-Perfect '80s Cars That Almost Everyone Agrees On
The 1980s were certainly an interesting time for cars. What cars that came out during this time were pretty much perfect at what they set out to achieve?
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The Reasons Why Your Carbon Monoxide Detector Beeps (And When You Should Worry)
Carbon monoxide detectors can emit various types of beeps. Some are relatively innocuous, while others are high-priority alerts that you should not ignore.
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Sony Continues To Upset Users: Playstation To Stop Producing Physical Discs In 2028
Sony announced today that it will discontinue producing games of physical discs starting in 2028. All games will be digital only going forward.
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Americans Are Missing Out On Yet Another Great Budget-Friendly Drone
It's a great time to be a fan of budget drones — unless you live in the U.S., of course, whose ban on foreign-made drones has claimed another victim.
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