iOS 26's First Big Update Brings Liquid Glass Control, But Users Say It's Not Enough
The Liquid Glass feature added with the iOS 26 has been under scrutiny from users. Apple has made an update to it, but it stills seems to not be enough.
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YouTube TV Users Are Missing Out Big Time Because Disney And Google Can't Agree
Disney and Google’s feud is turning costly for YouTube TV users, with major channels gone and no clear fix in sight for the streaming blackout.
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Russia Has A Rocket Engine Problem – Here's What That Could Mean For Its Future In Space
Russia's space program is struggling with sanctions placed on the country as a result of its war with Ukraine, and it could cause long-lasting effects.
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This State Wants To Make Modded E-Bike Owners Follow Motorcycle Rules
Many people in the United States are using e-bikes as an affordable way to get from place to place. However, this state is starting to crack down on the rules.
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CFMoto Just Announced A V4 Superbike That Puts Other Motorcycle Manufacturers On Notice
CFMoto has thus far been known for making budget-friendly bikes, but the company's new prototype may change that entirely. Here's what we know.
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Honda's New Motorcycle Is A Retro Stunner – But You Can't Get It In The US
Honda is a reputable name in the motorcycle industry, but not all of its bike models make it to the U.S. market, including this retro stunner.
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There's A New Indian Scout Motorcycle On The Prowl For 2026 - Here's What It Costs
The Indian Scout is one of the brand's most popular models, and the company is expanding the family with a new Scout for 2026 — but it won't come cheap.
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This American Auto Brand Is Crowdsourcing A New Supercar After Years Of Crazy Drama
There have been some odd business moves in the auto industry, but this American brand is crowdsourcing for a new supercar. Here's what you need to know.
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This California City Has The Worst Traffic In The State, Study Says
Nothing feels like a waste of time like sitting in traffic, but residents of one California city spend more time stuck in it than any other.
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George RR Martin's ChatGPT Lawsuit Could Change The Rules For AI Forever
George RR Martin and fellow authors are taking OpenAI and ChatGPT to court, and the results could have a huge effect on generative AI and its uses.
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Pilot Makes Emergency Landing After Hearing 'Banging' On Cockpit Door
Passengers were alarmed at the sight of crew hammering on the cockpit door as the aircraft banked sharply around, not long after takeoff.
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Icon G2 Toolbox And More: Every New Harbor Freight Product At SEMA 2025
At SEMA 2025, Harbor Freight revealed a host of new products, including a new Icon G2 rolling cabinet with improved storage capacity and charging abilities.
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OpenAI Signs Major Deal With AWS Just Weeks After Massive Outage
A few weeks ago, Amazon Web Services had a massive outage, but now has struck a major deal with OpenAI. Here's what you need to know about the new partnership.
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Coca-Cola's 'Reverse Vending Machine' Is Environmental Tech Many Can Get Behind
Aluminum cans and plastic bottles are a big contributor to our shared waste problem, and Coca-Cola's trying to do its part to help cut down on it.
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AirPods Pro 3s Are Making Some Users Bleed – Here's What They're Saying
There are probably a lot of things users expect from Apple's AirPods 3, but bleeding likely isn't one of them. Let's look into what's going on.
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After Driving The New Honda Prelude, I Think Toyota Finally Has A Reason To Worry
Honda's ambitious hybrid plan aims to steal Toyota's crown, and our time in the 2026 Prelude and a brand new prototype suggest it might just do that.
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Sam Altman Is Getting Bold With His Predictions For OpenAI's Future Profits
Sam Altman, the OpenAI CEO, has been making multi-million dollar deals with major companies like Microsoft and Amazon, significantly increasing OpenAI's value.
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Ferrari Filed A Patent For A Side-Exit Exhaust - Here's What The Design Looks Like
Ferrari has a patent filed for a side-exit exhaust and we have a peek at what it might look like, why side-exhausts are advantageous, and what it all means.
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Tesla's Fight For Elon Musk's $56B Payday Will Be Decided By The DE Supreme Court
Elon Musk’s $56B Tesla payday is back in the spotlight — and the Delaware Supreme Court’s decision could reshape more than just one billionaire’s fortune.
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5 Of The Coolest 1980s Truck Paint Jobs We've Seen
From the Ford Mustang to the Pontiac Firebird, there were some cool cars in the '80s. However, these trucks flashed some pretty sweet paint jobs.
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Microsoft's Latest Update Finally Fixed A Decade-Old Windows Bug
Windows has released its latest update for Windows 11, and it finally fixes a problem that has been plaguing Windows users for the better part of a decade.
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Some Florida Residents Will Be Getting An Auto Insurance Refund - Here's What We Know So Far
Florida has some of the most expensive auto insurance premiums in the United States. Residents are in luck, though, because some will be getting a refund.
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These Are Consumer Reports' Top-Ranked Tires For Winter & Snow
When it comes to winter driving, you don't want to go cheap on tires. Here's what Consumer Reports says are the best tires for each vehicle type.
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GM Engines Are Still Failing, And The US Government Wants To Know Why
A recent announcement from the NHTSA revealed that General Motors engines are still failing. Here are the affected models and the root of the problem.
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Dear Elon: I Don't Want To Hear Another Word About Flying Teslas Until This Real Problem Is Fixed
It's not uncommon for people to be frustrated with Elon Musk, especially when he's discussing flying cars instead of fixing this major problem first.
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Toyota Brought Back A Dead Auto Brand For An Unexpected Reason
At this year's SEMA, Toyota has debuted several concept cars, including one named after an auto brand that was discontinued way back in 2016.
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The FCC Could Retroactively Ban These Legally-Sold Drones
Recent proposals grant the FCC expanded powers with which to ban drones which were previously legally-sold, which could spell disaster for one maker.
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