There's No Company Doing AI Better Than Google, And NotebookLM Is All The Proof You Need
Is Google actually winning the AI war? Discover how its different AI products have helped it to finally surpass the competition.
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Big Changes Are Coming To Ford In 2026
From scrapped EVs to Formula 1 tech and battery ambitions, Ford’s 2026 roadmap is full of sharp turns. Not all of them point where you’d expect.
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Toyota's 2026 Super Bowl Ad May Be The Commercial That Has Everyone Crying
This Toyota Super Bowl commercial isn’t flashy or loud, but it’s hitting viewers right in the heart, showing how cars can be part of nostalgic memories.
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Samsung's Teasing A Big New Privacy Feature That'll Prevent Snooping In Public
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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This State Has The Highest Fees For EVs In 2026
While getting an EV may seem like an economical decision, you still need to worry about high registration fees in some states. Here's what you need to know.
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Camo, Nets & More: Pentagon Reveals Guide To Protect The US From Hostile Drones
As drone threats grow worldwide, a newly released Pentagon guide outlines low-tech defensive concepts designed to protect critical U.S. sites.
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RIP Volvo V60 Cross Country, You Were More Than We Deserved
America never quite understood Volvo's jacked-up wagon, and now it's too late.
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Social Media Addiction Trial Takes Aim At YouTube & Meta After TikTok Settles
Meta and YouTube face trial over social media addiction. Find out about KGM's lawsuit regarding push notifications, algorithm risks, and the TikTok settlement.
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4 Big Changes Coming To ChatGPT In 2026
OpenAI isn't resting on its laurels when it comes to its ever-popular ChatGPT chatbot. Here are four notable changes coming to the service in 2026.
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Man Turns Down $15M To Keep AI Data Center Out Of His Back Yard
A farmer in Pennsylvania turned down a $15 million offer to buy his land for a new data center development near the state capitol. Here's what happened.
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South Korea's Idea For The Canadian Navy: 'Five-Star Hotel' Attack Submarines
Submarines aren't usually considered luxurious, but South Korea plans to build subs with 'five-star' level accommodations for its allies, including Canada.
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Tesla Owners Claim To Be Burning Through Tires - Here's What Might Be Happening
There are many upsides to driving Tesla's EV, but but many owners have also claimed to be having issues with tires wearing out faster than expected.
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Tesla's 2025 Profits Were Even Worse Than We Expected
Tesla has released its full-year results for 2025, revealing that its profits have dropped for a second consecutive year — and quite badly at that.
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IKEA Just Released An Easy Way To Upgrade Your Smart Home On A Budget
IKEA has offered a few smart devices here and there in recent years, but a revamp of its offerings is bringing a lot of new gadgets to the company's stores.
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This Camera Lets You 'Time Travel' Through Photography's Most Iconic Eras
Some cameras have dials to help you set the focus, or the exposure, but this latest camera lets you set it to a specific era to capture the magic.
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Texas' Plan To Stop Fake License Plates Isn't Working As Intended
A new Texas law went into effect in July 2025 with the goal of cutting back on license plate fraud, but it's not doing what authorities hoped.
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Major Milestone: Sea Trials Kick Off For Supercarrier USS John F Kennedy
The USS John F. Kennedy kicked off its sea trials on January 28, 2026, moving a much-delayed project forward significantly for the U.S. Navy.
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You'll Never Guess What Samsung's New First-Of-Its-Kind Display Is Made From
Samsung's new display tech isn't necessarily revolutionary, but what it's made of could be a big leap in materials science for consumer tech.
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Ryobi Quietly Launched Its Most Powerful Battery Yet
Ryobi is introducing its most powerful battery to date with little to no fanfare. The company is also expanding its range of lawn mowers.
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Why Some Experts Are Telling Californians Not To Pay Their Red Light Tickets
Running a red light in California now gives you an automatic ticket, and your first instinct will likely be to pay it. Why is that not a good idea?
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This Could Save Laptop Makers From The Global RAM Shortage
Memory prices have been absolutely bonkers over the past several months, but laptop makers might just be able to weather the storm. Here's how.
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A Snowy Week With The CX-30 Showed Where Mazda's Cheapest AWD Model Shines
It may not be the most practical SUV, but Mazda's CX-30 isn't messing around when conditions get wintery.
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China's Advancements In Thermal Battery Tech Could Be A Game Changer
China has made advancements in thermal battery technology that can make this specific type of battery far more valuable. Here's what we know.
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Indian's New Chief Vintage Could've Been A Gimmick, But One Ride Convinced Me Otherwise
Retro styling can feel cynical. Does Indian's 2026 Chief Vintage do more than look the part?
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Think Twice Before Taking Your ATV Out On Snow-Covered Streets
During winter weather, you might see some empty roads you're tempted to take your ATV on, but this is actually a bad idea in any sort of weather. Here's why.
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Ryobi's 30th Anniversary Black Drill Is Super Rare - Here's Where You Can Get One
It’s the rarest tool in the 18V One+ lineup. Find out why Ryobi's 30th Anniversary Black Drill is super rare and where you can purchase one.
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Apple's AI Pin Might Actually Be Worth Wearing (No, Hear Me Out)
There have been some pretty public failures in the wearable AI arena, but Apple's pin might change all of that. Here's what could make it a success.
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