Can You Ride An E-Bike On The Sidewalk? Here's What Florida Law Says
You can ride a regular bicycle on the sidewalk in most places, but are e-bikes allowed on sidewalks under Florida state law? Let's take a look at what it says.
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China Cracks Down On Smugglers Exporting Crucial Tech Minerals
Smugglers in China have been sentenced to months or even years of prison after they were caught illegally exporting tons of a mineral needed for tech parts.
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5 Hints That It's Probably Time To Upgrade Your Phone
A weak battery is only part of the story. Lost security updates and quietly breaking apps show when keeping your phone costs more than upgrading.
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This Adapter Can Make Your iPad Charge Faster
There's no getting around the fact that iPads need to charge, but that doesn't stop just about everyone from trying to get them to charge as fast as possible.
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4 Must-Have Samsung Gadgets You Didn't Know Existed
Samsung is best known for its world class smartphones that make the best use of the Android architecture. What are some other cool products the company makes?
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5 Aviation Companies You Didn't Realize Are Owned By Boeing
Boeing is well-known for building and manufacturing aircraft, but it also owns several aviation companies. Here's everything you need to know.
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4 Amazon Finds Worth Buying For Your Garage (According To Users)
Amazon sells almost everything under the sun — including plenty of products that can give your garage a new lease on life. Here are some highlights.
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Is There A Difference Between An HDMI Splitter And HDMI Switch?
Whether you need an HDMI splitter or an HDMI switch depends on if you want to connect your device to multiple TVs, or multiple devices to your TV.
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These Drone-Installed 'Magic Balls' Could Transform The Power Grid
A Norwegian startup has developed a technology to help study and optimize the power grid, and it all starts with "magic balls" that are installed via drones.
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US To Let Power-Hungry Data Centers Plug Directly Into Power Plants
As AI data centers' power consumption puts more strain on the grid, the U.S. is trying to tackle issue by letting them draw power directly from plants instead.
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12 Tech Gifts Ideas That Older People Will Find Useful
If you're gift shopping for the older members of your family, tech may seem like a thorny prospect, but there are still some useful and accessible options.
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5 Cheap Power Banks That Can Compete With Anker
Anker is a well-known name in power banks, but it isn't the only brand worth considering. Plenty of brands nail that mix of price and performance as well.
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Hate Building Ikea Furniture? There's A Simple Solution For That
Assembling Ikea furniture isn't always the most enjoyable way to spend an afternoon. Thankfully, the retail giant now offers an easy solution.
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How To Manually Open A Garage Door When There's No Power
Did your automatic garage door lose power and now you're seemingly trapped in your garage? Don't fret. You can still get your garage door open without power.
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5 Ikea Finds Worth Buying For Your Garage
It's easy to spend hours in Ikea looking at everything they have to offer for your home, but here are five think are worth adding to your garage.
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These Companies Make Diesel Airplane Engines, But Are They Good For Flying?
Diesel planes aren't just a novelty; they are revolutionizing general aviation fuel costs and range. See why these engines are a game-changer for pilots.
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This Small Plug-In Gadget Was Made To Save Your Home From Electric Fires
Home fires kill hundreds of people and do many millions worth of damage each year, but this simple $99 device can detect hidden potential fire hazards.
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5 Of The Most Dangerous Home Appliances
Home appliances are essential, but that doesn't mean there can't be an accident. Here are five of the most dangerous appliances.
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How Does Android's New AirDrop-Style Feature Actually Work?
Google's introduction of AirDrop compatibility to the Pixel 10 was a big (and welcome) surprise, but how did the company's engineers actually pull it off?
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5 Things To Never Plug Into Your Chromebook's USB Ports
Your Chromebook's USB ports can be vulnerable to number of these items, so it's best to avoid the risk.
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How Long You Can Expect Your New OLED TV To Last
OLED TVs are some of the most appealing types of televisions on the market, even when factoring in the cost. How long can you expect one of them to last?
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Can You Jailbreak iOS 26? Here's What You Need To Know
As iOS 26 complaints pile up, some users are exploring jailbreaking, raising questions about safety, reliability, and long-term consequences.
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14 Products Apple Is Saying Goodbye To In 2025
Like most tech companies, Apple comes out with new products relatively fast, but that means they have to say goodbye to others. Here are 14 of them.
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Android Battery Constantly Dying? Google Chrome Could Be The Culprit
Google Chrome is a great browser that tries to optimize the user experience, but it may be doing so at the cost of your battery. Here's what you need to know.
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5 Ikea Cable Management Accessories To Clean Up Your Entertainment Setup
If you're looking to get that mess of cables behind your TV or your computer under control, Ikea offers some excellent cable management items.
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If Your Laptop Checks Any Of These Boxes, It Could Be Obsolete In 2026
You might think your laptop is old but reliable, only to find that it suddenly became obsolete in 2026. Here's what you need to watch out for.
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iPad Pro Vs iPad Air: 3 Differences Most Users Don't Know About
Choosing between the iPad Pro and iPad Air isn’t just about price. There are lesser-known differences that can affect performance and everyday use.
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