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Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold is the company's next big thing, and it's showed it off at CES to whet the appetites of U.S. consumers and tech media alike.
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There's nothing wrong with getting a new paint job, but some states require you to report changes to your vehicle's color. Here's what you need to know.
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If your white car no longer looks clean after washing, here's a practical way to improve its appearance and reverse yellowing without a trip to the body shop.
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Waymo's robotaxis made their way to Houston, Texas in late 2025, and have been getting a lot of attention — unfortunately, it's the wrong kind.
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China's massive unmanned aircraft carries a payload of other smaller drones and has just had its first successful flight. Here's what we know about it.
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Issues around EV range and charging infrastructure are big impediments to their wholesale adoption, but what if roads could charge EVs as they drive?
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Subaru has a reputation for dependability, but it wasn't 2025's most reliable brand according to Consumer Reports. Which brand claimed that honor, though?
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In a settlement involving 35 states, Hyundai and Kia agreed to pay $4.5 million to users affected by an issue involving vehicles' anti-theft technology.
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A mysterious 2023 Naval accident that sent five sailors to the hospital is receiving renewed scrutiny after a local news agency found unreleased documents.
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Artificial Intelligence is being used by more people every day; and the U.S. Navy says a ChatGPT-like tool helped it drastically reduce how long some jobs take.
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Samsung Galaxy S21 series owners were surprised to see a new security update roll out to their phones recently. Here's what they got and why.
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While most famously known for its race cars, Lotus now spends its time building electric vehicles for the Chinese market, including this speedy SUV.
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Despite the name, Tesla's Full Self Drive isn't able to fully drive by itself and requires human oversight and occasional intervention.
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If your car is making a chirpy rattling noise, prepare yourself for a potentially very large repair bill. Here's what's wrong and what you can do to avoid it.
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Waking up to a fire is the stuff of nightmares, but that's exactly what a Florida man and his family went through — and his Tesla may be at fault.
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Pedestrian safety at red lights is something of an issue in California, but a new bill hopes to improve with an alternative method of enforcement.
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Ever noticed that after you visit a product website page, you are then flooded with ads from the company? Well, New York is cracking down on that.
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PS5 DualSense controllers come in a variety of colors and designs, but some are naturally going to be more limited than others. Which one is the rarest?
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The stealthy new naval drone promises stealthy operation thanks to its reportedly excellent manoeuvrability and quiet motors.
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Your worn leather steering wheel doesn’t need an expensive replacement. Learn a budget-friendly process to revive it and protect it from future fading.
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T-Mobile is offering customers a new way to save each month, but is it worth the potential costs it could bring along? You may want to do the math first.
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YouTuber Mark Rober tested driving a Tesla at a wall painted like a continuing road, Wile E. Coyote-style, and here's what happened (and why).
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Cincinnati is building speed tables into its streets to try to curb speeders on major thoroughfares. Here's what a speed table is and why it should work.
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In the 1990s, Toyota had a brief period where certain models it produced could have an optional upgrade of a gold badge. Why did it offer this?
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Buses in NYC are getting even more cameras to detect people illegally driving in bus lanes. Keep an eye out for warnings or potential fines.
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Die-hard fans have been patiently waiting for the release of GTA 6, but it looks like they are going to have to wait even longer. Here's what you need to know.
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A shocking NYC study reveals how repeat speeders rack up hundreds of school zone tickets, yet keep driving penalty-free due to a flaw in the city’s system.
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