Why Some TSA Checkpoints Make You Remove Your Laptop (But Others Don't)
One of the most common air travel questions is whether or not you need to remove your laptop from your bag and place it in a separate bin.
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16 Useful Apps You Didn't Know Existed
If your workflow feels stuck, these underrated apps might be the upgrade you did not know you needed, across every device you use daily.
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3 Cool HDMI Gadgets You Might Not Know Exist
HDMI ports do more than connect cables. From audio routing to wireless displays, lesser-known HDMI gadgets can quietly expand what your setup can do.
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7 Tech Stores That Have A Restocking Fee You Should Know About
Buyer's regret is real, and sometimes it means taking an item back even thought it isn't defective. Just beware -- restocking fees aren't what they used to be.
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Not Just The Gas Pump: Card Skimmers Could Even Be In Your Grocery Store
Credit card skimmers attached to gas pumps are relatively old news, but now they're popping up in more unlikely places, like a grocery store card reader.
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The Netherlands' Offshore Wind Farms Are Doing A Lot More Than Generating Electricity
The Netherlands has increasingly relied on offshore wind to provide electricity while also taking steps to mitigate the environmental impact of wind turbines.
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What Kind Of Ship Was The Black Pearl From Pirates Of The Caribbean?
Captain Jack Sparrow's beloved ship is one of the most recognizable pirate vessels in cinema, and it's based on a real type of vessel.
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12 Of My All-Time Favorite USB Gadgets (That You Might Love, Too)
USB gadgets go far past mice and keyboards now. Share in my 12 all-time hits that deliver power and video straight from your computer.
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Direct Delivery: Video Captures Amazon Drone Slamming Into Apartment Building
Amazon's Prime Air delivery drone service is still rolling out nationwide, but a well-timed video has revealed that the company still has some bugs to work out.
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Why Do Electrical Plugs Have Different Sized Prongs?
Plugs where one blade is wider than the other can be annoying, but they'll also keep you a lot safer. Here's why they're like that and how it works.
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'Absolutely Desperate': 2025 Sets Record For Ships Abandoned At Sea
Ghost ships may sound like the sort of thing talked about around a campfire, but instances of owners abandoning their ships and crews at sea are very real.
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Apple May Have Just Accidentally Leaked Details About Its Next MacBook
New info on some upcoming Apple Silicon chips may have leaked from an unexpected source -- Apple itself. Here's what we know about these upcoming processors.
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7 Travel Apps That Make International Flights Easier
Traveling can be a beautiful experience, but taking an international flight is rarely easy, especially if you don't come prepared.
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Here's How Belkin's New ConnectAir Wireless HDMI Display Adapter Works
HDMI is the universal standard for displays, but sometimes a cable isn't what you need. This Belkin device promises wireless connections to any display.
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5 Clever Smart Home Gadgets That Actually Solve Everyday Problems
There are several smart home gadgets that can add convenience to your life, but here are five that can solve your everyday problems.
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You Can Make Your Phone Look Transparent With An App - Here's How
You may like the idea of looking at your phone and seeing right through it. You can...mostly. Here's how you can do it on Android and iPhone.
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Why In-Car Tech Can Sometimes Stop Working In Cold Weather
Your high-tech dashboard isn't broken; it's just reacting to the temperature. We dive into the science of why winters are harsh even for your car's dashboard.
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5 Amazon Echo Privacy Settings You Should Change Immediately
The Amazon Echo line makes for a neat hub for simple home automations, but not every user realizes just how much data it keeps track of.
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NASA's Next Manned Moon Rocket May Have One Major, Dangerous Flaw
Scientists have raised concerns about possible safety issues with the Orion crew capsule prior to NASA's Artemis II mission launch date in 2026.
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How Long You Can Expect Your Kindle To Last – According To Users
A new Kindle can keep a reader busy for a long time. Do you need to worry about yours falling apart any time soon? Here's what owners of the devices say.
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Where Do Pilots Sleep On Long-Haul Flights?
In an effort to make flying safer, FAA regulations require all long-haul flights to have multiple pilots and also to provide space for those pilots to rest.
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That SSSS On Your Boarding Pass Could Mean TSA Will Swab Your Electronics
Four letters on your boarding pass could change your airport experience. Here’s what SSSS means and why some travelers might be selected for extra checks.
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These 3 Popular Items Were Once Banned By TSA, But Not Anymore
As technology and common sense grow better at assessing the potential threat posed by everyday objects, restrictions are slowly easing.
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6 Cool Gadgets That Will Make You Feel Like You're In The Future
Sci-fi tech is no longer just movie fantasy. Smart lawn mowers, exoskeletons, VR chairs, and stranger things that blur novelty and usefulness surprisingly well.
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Neither Concorde Nor Tupolev: This Was The First Airliner To Go Supersonic
Concorde and Tupolev are acknowledged as some of the first planes to break the sound barrier, but it wasn't them. Which one actually did it first?
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5 Free Alternatives To Popular Paid Windows Apps
There are several apps for Windows, but many come at a hefty price. If you need free options that can accomplish the same tasks, here are five alternatives.
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Changing 5 Phone Settings Can Limit The Amount Of Data Apps Collect About You
Many of the smartphone apps we use daily collect a disturbingly large amount of information about us, but there are some ways to limit their access.
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