This State Wants To Crack Down On Self-Checkout Tech In Grocery Stores
Self-checkout at retail stores has been the subject of debate for years, and this state wants to crack down on it. Here's what you need to know.
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These Iconic US Navy Ships Are Set To Be Decommissioned In 2026
The USS Nimitz aircraft carrier has made headlines for its planned retirement, but several other U.S. Navy ships are set to be decommissioned in 2026.
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5 Tools Ryobi Makes That Milwaukee Doesn't
Ryobi and Milwaukee both make power tools, but they often serve very different clientele - just look at the variety of tools you can find in highlighter green.
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5 Apple Devices You Might Want To Avoid In 2025
Apple routinely makes high quality, polished devices. However, with reliable annual release schedules, it often feels like the wrong time for a big purchase.
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The US Army's HIMARS Missile Program Just Hit A Major Milestone
The United States military has been using long-range missiles for decades and the country's wheeled HIMARS launchers are getting a much-needed update.
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Home Depot Is More Than A Store — Here's What To Know About The Path To Pro Program
Most customers likely know Home Depot as one of the hardware store giants, but it also hosts a specialized program to boost opportunities in trade careers.
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Samsung Users: Tired Of Not Knowing How AI Uses Your Data? Check Out These New Features
Different phone manufacturers handle how AI data is processed in varying ways. Samsung does a mix of cloud and local processing. Here's how it all works.
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The Midway-Class Aircraft Carriers Were Pivotal For The US Navy (Here's Why)
The Midway-class aircraft carrier was instrumental in American naval operations around the world spanning from the end of WWII into the 1990s.
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Which DeWalt Rotary Hammer Is The Most Powerful?
DeWalt offers several different rotary hammer models with varying degrees of power. While one model outperforms the rest, it's also more expensive.
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4 PC Parts You Can Buy Cheap (And 1 You Should Splurge On)
Building your own PC is not as hard as you might think, but doing so on the cheap means learning when to save money on parts and when to invest.
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Should You Put Holiday Decorations On Your Car's Grille?
If you're thinking about putting holiday decorations on your car, there are some things you should consider before you start sticking ornaments to your bumper.
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The Blackhawk Helicopter Now Has An Autonomous Clone - Here's What We Know About The Aircraft
While Blackhawk helicopters have lingered in modern military cavalries for decades, this new iteration doesn't require a manned crew to accomplish missions.
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This DeWalt Battery And Phone Charger Is A Game Changer, According To Users
Phone chargers are becoming more common to keep power hungry phones topped up, making this DeWalt-branded phone and battery charger a surprising hit.
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5 High-Tech Auto Products From Bosch You Might Not Know About
Bosch makes a ton of high quality gear from power tools to car maintenance devices. These high-tech diagnostic products will help keep your car on the road.
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No, Crossing State Lines Won't Get You Out Of A Traffic Ticket
While it may work in the movies, driving over a state line not only doesn't get you out of a traffic ticket, it can make things far worse for you.
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How Reliable Are Mazda's Skyactiv Engines? Here's What Owners Say
Although Mazda's Skyactiv engines are pretty trouble-free and they'll last for quite a while, there are a few notable issues you should know about.
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How Often Should You Change Your Ryobi Saw Blades? Here's What You Need To Know
It doesn't matter how skilled you are, your power saw won't cut anything if the blades are worn. Here's how to tell when to change your blades on a Ryobi.
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This Wild New Harley-Davidson Paint Changes Colors As You Move
Harley-Davidson has released a new paint color, and it's cool, because it changes as you ride. Here are the bikes it is available on and how much it costs.
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Who Makes Salt Trucks & How Are They Refilled?
Salt trucks are common in states where winter weather can get nasty, but where are they made and how do they keep a steady supply of salt? Here's what we know.
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Why It Takes Two Years To Receive Some Watanabe Wheels
Watanabe wheels are some of the finest in the world, but you do have to pay for that quality, and there can be a waiting period of up to two years to get them.
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Users Say This Lesser-Known Ryobi Home Improvement Product May Be Your Next Favorite Cleaning Tool
Ryobi is known for its various popular power tools, but you may not know that the company also has a number of excellent tools to help with cleaning.
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Why The Mega Moto 212 Is Still One Of The Most Mentioned Mini Bikes In The Community
Mini Bikes are popularized by a rabid fan base, and one of the most talked about is still the Mega Moto 212. Here's what makes it stand out from the rest.
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Malaysia's Glow-In-The Dark Roads Were Supposed To Save Lives – But They've Hit A Snag
Glow-in-the-dark roads could greatly improve visibility while driving at night. Unfortunately, yet another trial of the tech has ended in disappointment.
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Harbor Freight's Magnetic Mat Is Super Popular, But Have You Seen This Magnetic Tool Holder?
Looking to store your tools safely without taking up a ton of space? Harbor Freight has an excellent magnetic tool holder that many users may not have noticed.
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13 Of The Best Walmart Tech Items, According To Customers
Though they are known as a cost-efficient retailer, Walmart also offers premium tech, and are a go-to retailer for some of the most cutting-edge items.
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The World's First Jetson Personal Aerial Vehicle Race Certainly Looked Like Something From A Sci-Fi Cartoon
At an exclusive summit in Arkansas, sleek new aircrafts raced through the sky like something out of The Jetsons. Could this be the dawn of real personal flight?
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13 Warning Signs Your Car May Be About To Catch Fire
When your car smells, smokes, or drips, it’s trying to warn you. Learn how to spot the signs before your ride turns into a roadside fire.
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Why You Can't Buy The New HEMI V8 In Some States
You won't be able to purchase the new HEMI V8 engines in 17 states and Washington D.C. That means cars like the Dodge Durango won't be available.
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The Future Of Military Long-Range Firepower: How LRMPs Are Getting More Technologically Advanced
LRMP's are a new kind of artillery shell that works with existing equipment but flies extremely far and can maneuver in flight. Here's what we know.
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13 Of The Best-Handling Harley-Davidsons Ever Made
Harley-Davidson has always been known for big, loud motorcycles, so good handling may not be a quality you expect from them. These bikes challenge that.
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The Largest Passenger Plane Can Hold Over 850 Seats - Here's Which Airlines Use It
While your average passenger jet can usually hold plenty of people, one in particular can carry almost 1,000, and it's flying the skies right now.
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More People Are Searching For Klein Tool Bags - Here's Why They're In Demand
Klein tool bags have seemingly become incredibly popular with users out of nowhere, and it all comes down to their quality build for daily use bags.
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