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Efforts to clean the Great Pacific Garbage Patch might be a mistake. Here is why experts say skimming the surface could be disastrous for marine life.
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Whether it's theft, rust, or battery damage, these are the worst places for your expensive power tools that fix your home, tend your yard, or even pay your bills.
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Seventy-five tremors hit San Ramon, a small California city on February 2. Here’s what caused the swarm and why it isn’t entirely unexpected.
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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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An updated Air Force dress code policy strictly prohibits a popular wearable device for troops. Here is why officials say the tech is a security risk.
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Building out a smart home setup can add all sorts of conveniences to your life, but even beyond that, it can save you some serious money in the long term.
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Could the next wave of battlefield drones be built right beside the troops who use them? A UK experiment hints at a fast, flexible future for combat tech.
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In comic books and movies, radiation often glows a bright green. In real life, though, the actual glow given off by nuclear power is blue. Here's why.
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This Chinese electric supercar is making a big impact on the market, and its specs make it no wonder why enthusiasts are so excited about it.
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New screening tech could transform airport security. The TSA is testing automation, biometrics, and AI tools that may change how checkpoints work.
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What happened at the "Hit the Road, Mac" Senate hearing? We look at Tesla and Waymo's defense against claims of illegal bus passing and robotaxi crashes.
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No more guessing who the Excel expert is. Learn how Microsoft Teams is adding a new way to get to know your coworkers by mapping your skills to your profile.
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The Abrams is one of the most well-known vehicles in the U.S. Army's arsenal. The M1E3 prototype shows the future of this tank, so what's so cool about it?
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Samsung is teasing a new privacy feature that is designed to prevent prying eyes from reading your phone screen in public. Here's what we know.
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From metal detectors to full-scale screening, US travel security changed fast. We look at why and when the TSA was introduced - and what came before.
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Bikers favor these motorcycles owing to robust build quality, exceptional safety, innovative features, and superior performance on the road.
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It's easy to let your guard down and reply to a spam text that doesn't quite seem as fishy as the usual ones. Here's what happens if you do.
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You can buy a Lamborghini for an outrageous sum of money, or you can 3D print one for $20,000 and a little skill. Here's what one engineer has done.
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The CEO of Airbus commented on what the future of commercial aviation might look like, citing the advantages and some big hurdles that are still in the way.
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It's not just a bad idea to drive in snowy or icy conditions; in some rare cases, it can actually land you in big trouble, legally speaking.
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Dehumidifiers quietly run for hours, but improper placement, maintenance, or defects can create hidden risks many homeowners overlook.
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The '80s were so different than 2026 in terms of technology, but there were a lot of great pieces that if they returned, nobody would complain.
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Many celebrities probably seem like they live on a different plane of existence, like they're above everyone, but they also know a nice car when they see one.
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Reaching 250,000 miles is rare for most vehicles. iSeeCars data highlights which Honda models have the best odds and why they stand out.
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Your rearview mirror most likely has some kind of tab on it, especially in older vehicles, that serves an important purpose to making sure you can see.
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Is it best to leave your heat on continuously throughout the day or schedule it based on your usage? We look to the experts to find the real answer.
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You may not realize it, but one of your most common smart phone habits is actually running up your power bill and wasting a significant amount of electricity.
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