Can An Old Ethernet Cable Slow Down Your Internet?
If you're wondering why your internet connection isn't up to par, you might want to take a look at your cables. Here's everything you need to know.
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Why The Boeing 777X Has Folding Wings, But Can't Fly With Them Folded
The Boeing 777X is a massive aircraft that has folding wings, but it can't fly with them like that. Here's why the wings fold up and what purpose they serve.
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5 High Quality (And Cheap) Ikea Products Users Say Are Actually Worth Buying
Ikea is already a fan-favorite location for budget furniture, but these other items are surprisingly cheap and, according to users, high-quality.
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5 Online Etiquette Tips Every Social Media User Should Know
Chances are, you've been online in some form or another for a huge chunk of your life. Believe it or not, you might still need a refresher on these rules.
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Razer Vs Alienware: How These Gaming Laptops Compare In Performance & Price
For those who don't want a big desktop PC or even a video game console, a gaming laptop is the way to go. How do these options from Razer and Alienware compare?
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Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max Vs Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: There's A Clear Winner Here
The iPhone 17 Pro Max and the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra are the two best phones you can buy today. Here's how they stack up against each other.
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This State's Residents Can Now Erase Their Digital Footprint So Much Easier Than Before
Deleting data from the websites is a long and tedious process, but one state has introduced a program that is changing how residents protect their privacy.
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Got A New Samsung Tablet For Christmas? Here Are 5 Things You Need To Know
If you just unboxed a Samsung Galaxy tablet, understanding how its software and ecosystem work can make a big difference from the start.
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Warning Travelers: Real ID Won't Replace Your Passport
Looking to travel internationally but don't have your passport? You may think you can get by with just a Real ID, but they're not the same thing.
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5 Clever 3D Printer Projects To Upgrade Your Garage
Looking to improve the setup you have in your garage? Whether it's organization or just simple hacks, these 3D printable projects will help you out.
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Missouri Age Verification Laws Send VPN Demand Skyrocketing
The state of Missouri now requires internet users to verify their age before accessing certain types of websites, leading to an increase in demand for VPNs.
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Always Plug These Devices Into Your TV's HDMI 2.1 Port
HDMI 2.1 offers far more bandwidth than older ports, but most TVs have only one or two of them, so choosing which devices get priority matters.
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This Google Photos Teardown Reveals Users May Get This In-Demand Feature Soon
Google is regularly updating and adding new features to its suite of apps, and it may be finally adding a long-requested Photos feature in the future.
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You're Going To Get Less For Your iPhone Trade-Ins Now
Trading in your iPhone is a great way to subsidize your next iPhone, but Apple's trade in values have declined recently. Here's how much you can expect to get.
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How AI Is Helping American Airlines Hold Flights For Passengers
Artificial Intelligence is finding its way into more aspects of our lives, and is now even able to help you avoid missing a connecting flight.
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TSA Is Expanding PreCheck System To Make The Process Smoother For Most Travelers
Getting through airports can be a hassle, taking forever just to finally get to your gate, so TSA is always trying out new methods to speed things along.
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This Tiny AI Data Center Is So Portable, You Can Take It Almost Anywhere
An AI data center probably conjures images of a giant server room in your mind. What if there was a compact, portable version? This company has the answer.
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This City Claims To Be First In The US To Deploy New Police Drone
One U.S. city has retired its traditional police aircraft and replaced them with drones, including one the department says is the first of its kind.
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Where Are Cruise Ships Built? These Countries Create The Most
Building a cruise ship is a phenomenal, highly skilled undertaking, and there are only a few shipyards in the world that can handle the job.
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USB Dead Drops – Why People Used To Install USB Drives In Walls
If you've ever noticed the tip of a USB drive sticking out of a wall, then you may have discovered a USB Dead Drop. Here's what you should know.
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If You Use Verizon, You Could Be Eligible For Account Credits Right Now
On Wednesday January 14, 2026, Verizon experienced a 10-hour outage, affecting more than 175,000 users. As of January 15, the network is back up.
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How To Add SlashGear As A Preferred Source On Google
Here's how to set SlashGear as one of your preferred sources and see our articles at the top of Google's search results
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How To Set Up A DIY Home Security System On A Budget
From using existing wiring to repurposing old hardware or smart devices, keeping your home secure might not cost as much as you think.
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3 Gadgets To Upgrade Your She Shed
Is your she shed feels more like a storage unit? From "dead zones" to winter chills, we found 3 essential gadgets that turn any basic shed into a cozy getaway.
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5 Gadgets Sold At Costco That Any DIYer Would Consider A Must-Have
While many people shop at Costco to load up on groceries, there are several tech gadgets that are perfect for DIYers. Here are five of our favorites.
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This Student-Built Drone Could Help Solve America's Wildfire Problem
Wildfires spread fast, and early response matters. A student-led drone project shows how AI and automation could change how fires are detected.
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4 Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Camera Upgrades That Need To Happen
Samsung's Galaxy Ultra phones now lag behind rivals when it comes to photography, but Samsung could turn things around if it made the right upgrades.
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