Why Does CarPlay Keep Disconnecting Randomly? (And Fixes To Try)
Having trouble with CarPlay disconnecting when trying to use your iPhone in your car? Here's where you should check first to try to fix CarPlay.
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5 Mini Power Banks That Can Fit In Your Purse Or Pocket
Power banks are basically a second battery you can bring everywhere with you, but you're unlikely to do so when they don't even fit in your pockets.
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Open Printer: The Repairable & Customizable Printer Looking To Replace Your Old Hardware
Frustrated by printers that stop working when you don't renew your subscription? Meet the open-source alternative aiming to change how we print forever.
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Major Heated Jacket Brands, Ranked By User Reviews
Warm up for the holidays with these major heated jacket brands, ranked by user reviews, no matter the use case.
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5 Android Products Worth Buying Used, And 3 To Avoid
The Android ecosystem is a vast and varied place, filled with all sorts of devices. And while new ones are always coming out, newer doesn't always mean better.
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Tired Of Blurry Photos? Here's How To Clean Your Phone Camera Lenses The Proper Way
If your phone photos keep coming out blurry, it might just be a dirty lens. Lenses should be cleaned and maintained regularly for quality photos.
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Connecticut Is Cracking Down On E-Bike Laws For All Bike Classes And Ages
As e-bikes have gained in popularity, they've also been the result of more accidents. New regulations in Connecticut are looking to ensure safety for riders.
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5 Samsung Galaxy Flip7 Alternatives That Are More Affordable
Looking for cheaper foldable options? Here are solid Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 alternatives that balance performance, design, and price without big compromises.
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How To Hard Reset An iPad (Any Model) - And Why You Might Want To
Is your iPad not responding, not powering on, or just generally being a nuisance? Sometimes a hard reset is necessary, and it's very easy to perform.
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Can Aluminum Foil Really Block RFID Signals?
Radio frequency identification (RFID) is widely used in every day items, including credit cards, to make life a little bit easier for everyone.
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This Is Why Pilots Leave Their Cockpit Doors Open Before Takeoff
You may have noticed airline pilots often leave the cockpit door open while passengers board and deplane; this isn't so you can duck your head in and say hi.
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The World's Largest Cruise Ship Is On The Water - Here's How She Stands Out Compared To Others
The Legend of the Seas is now the world’s largest cruise ship. Learn how it measures up to other Icon Class vessels and what makes it different from the rest.
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Cheese Makers Are Putting Edible Microchips In Your Food - And Here's Why
We pay close attention to the preservatives and additives that are now a part of our food, but some cheese makers are actually adding microchips. Here's why.
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iPadOS 26 Makes The iPad A True MacBook Alternative — If You Use These 5 Features
iPadOS 26 finally makes the iPad feel like a real laptop, with windowed apps, background tasks, and smarter tools that boost everyday productivity.
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Cities Are Fighting Back Against The Law-Breaking Flock License Plate Cameras
Amid growing public debate over the role of surveillance tech in law enforcement, Flock issues have become a flashpoint.
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Did You Know You Can Buy Amazon Fire Tablets With Or Without Lock Screen Ads?
Thinking of buying a Fire tablet? There’s one choice at checkout that affects both your wallet and your screen — and many buyers don’t even notice it.
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What's The Catch With All Of Those Free Items On Temu?
If Temu’s endless giveaways have you wondering how it all works, you’re not alone. The app’s “free” items come with a few strings attached.
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The Best 75-Inch TVs Under $1,000, According To Consumer Reports
75 inches might be the ideal TV size for most living rooms, but it's hard to find a good, affordable model that's this big. Those are your best bets.
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4 Signs It's Time To Replace Your Computer Monitor
Without a working computer monitor, you obviously won't be able to get any tasks done. Here are four key warning signs yours is about to fail.
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How Fast Is The USB Port On The iPhone 17?
The iPhone 17 uses USB-C but is capped at USB 2.0 (480 Mb/s) data transfer speeds—even though it supports DisplayPort video output.
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For $99K You Buy This Historic Riverboat On Facebook Marketplace
If you've ever wanted to own a riverboat so you can feel extra fancy while playing poker with your friends, The Bama Belle riverboat may just be for you.
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Every Major North American Airline, Ranked By Reliability & Customer Satisfaction
Flying may bring no end of headaches these days, but by the numbers it's still the safest way to travel. Picking one of these airlines could cut down on hassle.
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How Does Garmin Measure Body Battery?
Many smartwatch makers now gear their products and features for people who want to keep tabs on their bodies; this is how the Garmin Body Battery system works.
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Propane Generator Runtime: How Long Should One Last On A 20-Pound Tank?
Propane generators are especially reliable backups in rural areas when the power goes out, but how much power can you realistically get from a typical tank?
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UK Man Lost $960M Of Bitcoin To A Landfill – Here's His Latest Plan To Get It Back
What would you do got get 8,000 Bitcoin back? James Howells has tried and failed to dig it up, and so he's pivoting to a new digital method of retreiving it.
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Snapchat's Charging Certain Users Now For Saving Photos & Videos - Here's Why, And How Much
A major change to Snapchat may leave some users losing their Memories if they don't subscribe to a new service. Here's how to know if you're affected.
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Tesla Could Pay Elon Musk Up To $1 Trillion – But It Comes With A Catch
A proposed pay package for Tesla CEO Elon Musk could take his net worth to a whole new level if it happens, although there's no guarantee that it will.
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