This High-Tech Drone Could Autonomously Scope Out Undersea Mines
Due to the nature of the ocean and its movements, undersea mines are even more dangerous to clean up than landmines. This drone might be the solution.
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5 iPhone Control Center Features You'll Wish You Had Added Sooner
If you haven’t revisited Control Center lately, you’re missing out. A few smart tweaks can change how you handle focus, privacy, and everyday tasks.
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Hide Your Washer Hook Up & Add Storage With This DIY Solution
A surprisingly simple project can upgrade your laundry space, hide your hook ups, and add useful storage — all with minimal tools and effort.
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This 3D Heat Press Took My Custom Printing Potential To A New Dimension
This is a 3D sublimation print heat press made for smartphone cases (and other small objects), and it probably does not work the way you expect it might.
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5 Chinese Smartphones That Could Outshine The iPhone 17
The iPhone 17 is a great device, but there are some areas where it's not too hard to beat.
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Are Amazon Basics AA Batteries Better Than Costco's? These Tests Have The Answer
AA batteries see a lot of household use, making it necessary to have at least a few on hand. Knowing which budget brand works best can help save on costs.
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5 Things You Had No Idea Your Samsung's Navigation Bar Could Do
Android users often make fun of Apple's walled garden philosophy, but how customizable are Samsung phones, really?
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Can You 3D Print Car Parts? Here's What You Need To Know
Printing your own car parts isn’t science fiction anymore, but not everything is fair game. Discover what you can make and what you definitely shouldn’t.
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This 'Disposable' Digital Camera Is The Perfect Tiny Gift For Any Photographer
The Kodak Charmera is one of the smallest cameras you'll ever hang on your keychain. We tested this $35 snapper to see if it was as fun as it is cute.
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These Air Purifier Brands Earned Consumer Reports' Top-Ranked Spots
Air purifiers can help keep your home clear of dust, allergens, and smoke, and Consumer Reports can help you pick one that works best with your interior space.
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What Are The Fluted Spirals On Some Car Antennas For?
If you've looked at the antenna on a car before, unless it's a shark fin antenna, you might have noticed those little fluted spirals. What are they for?
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5 Graphics Cards That Could Outperform Xbox Series X
Picking a GPU is hard, and it gets even harder when you're trying to beat a specific console.
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Tower PC Vs. Mini PC: How To Choose The Right Setup For You
Do you find laptops too weak and desktop PCs too bulky? Discover mini PCs and compare them to their tower PCs in speed, size, and flexibility.
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Tim Cook Is Stepping Down As Apple CEO, But He's Not Leaving
After rounds of rumors suggesting as much, Tim Cook is stepping down from his role as Apple CEO, but he's not leaving the company entirely.
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The Top Supercomputer In The World Is Also The Largest In The US
The world's most powerful supercomputer isn't just incredibly capable, it's also the largest one in the U.S. — at least, if we go by one particular metric.
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If Two Major US Airlines Merged Together, What Would That Mean For Flyers?
A potential merger between two major airlines raises big questions about ticket prices, routes, and competition, but what would it actually mean for flyers?
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5 Mini Gadgets You Can Find At IKEA
The scope of IKEA's products extend far beyond DIY furniture. You can get great deals on electronics, and these five mini gadgets are great finds.
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Do You Need To Replace A Router That No Longer Gets Updates?
All internet routers will, for whatever reason, stop receiving updates. But should you ditch an old, no-longer-updated router and buy a new one?
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These Are The Only US Airports That Don't Have TSA
While the TSA handles security and screening for airports throughout most of the country, there are a few that are allowed to use private security instead.
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5 Cheap Gadgets Cord Cutters Will Want To Have In Their Homes
If you're finally ready to explore life without cable or satellite, these gadgets will ease you into the cord cutter lifestyle, all for a reasonable price.
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12 Of The Best Unlimited Phone Plans Available In 2026
An unlimited phone plan is becoming an increasing necessity in 2026, but not all unlimited plans are created equal. These are 12 of the best.
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Where Are Tesla's Solar Panels Made?
Tesla makes more than EVs, It also makes the Powerwall residential battery backup system and its own branded solar panels, creating a full off-grid ecosystem.
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The USB Cable Mistake That Could Be Ruining Your Android Auto Experience
Using a USB cable to connect your phone to your car for Android Auto isn't always a straightforward experience if you're not using an appropriate cable.
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This Is The Best Front-Load Washer Consumer Reports Tested In 2026
The best front-load washer Consumer Reports tested in 2026 comes with impressive features, but not everyone who bought it is happy with its performance.
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Your Apple Watch Could Be What Saves You In A Missing Persons Case
Your Apple Watch is a powerful ally in emergencies. It can help investigators uncover crucial clues in missing person cases when every second matters.
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Hiller X-18: The Strange-Looking Cargo Aircraft That Would Lead The Way For VTOL Technology
The Hiller X-18 was a cargo aircraft that had VTOL capability as far back as the 1950s. Read the story about this strange aircraft that led the VTOL charge.
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6 Highly-Rated Kitchen Appliances On Amazon That Are Not Ninja Products
Skip the Ninja hype and check out these highly rated appliances on Amazon that deliver robust performance, diverse function, and great value.
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