The US Air Force Just Banned Troops From Using This Popular New Tech
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.
Read More-
-
Solid-State EV Batteries Just Got One Step Closer To American Roads
EV batteries are ready to undertake the next step in material technology, and a lesser-known manufacturer might be the first to bring it to the U.S.
Read More -
Should You Use Your Turn Signal At A Roundabout? These Lawmakers Say 'No'
Your habit of signaling in a roundabout could be causing more traffic than it solves. Find out why lawmakers are trying to rewrite the rules of the road.
Read More -
These New Wired Sennheiser Headphones Are More Affordable Than You'd Think
Sennheiser launched a pair of new headphones that boast high quality at a very affordable price point. Here's why we're excited for them and where to get them.
Read More -
Historic Rocket Test Closes The Gap In China's Race With The West
There's a new space race going on, with the goal of putting humans back on the moon. China has now joined the race with some successful rocket tests.
Read More -
Harbor Freight Just Dropped A New Metallic Red Daytona 3-Ton Floor Jack
The Daytona 3-ton floor jack has been around for some time, and users seem to like it. But now, it is available in a new color scheme: metallic red.
Read More -
Sony's New WF-1000XM6 Earbuds Put Fantastic Sound In A Frustrating Package
Sony's latest earbuds set a benchmark for sound in their class, but for $329 there are some unexpectedly sharp edges to deal with.
Read More -
The 2026 Porsche Macan GTS Electric Drives Incredibly, But Then The Math Kicks In
The new Macan GTS Electric embodies just about everything good about Porsche (and everything painful).
Read More -
James Van Der Beek Once Went Undercover As A Car Salesman (But People Figured It Out)
The late James Van Der Beek played many memorable characters over the years, but few will likely remember his one-off stint as a car salesman in the 2010s.
Read More -
Are Ram Prices Slowing Down? Here's What We Found
PC builders have watched memory prices rise far faster than expected, raising questions about what is driving the market and where it goes next.
Read More -
The 2026 Polestar 4 Is Weird, And That's Just Great
The Polestar 4's rear window isn't the only thing that's missing.
Read More -
Public Pooper Flushed Out By High-Tech Police Drone
Drone photography has given us stunning birds-eye views of our planet, but this particular drone made the news for capturing a far less salubrious sight.
Read More -
2027 Toyota Highlander EV First Look: 3 Rows, 2 Batteries, 1 Big Question
Toyota's new Highlander gets a bold design and an all-electric drivetrain. Is it enough to win the growing three-row SUV segment?
Read More -
Ryobi's New Yard Tool Will Finally Make Your 2Ah Batteries Seem Useful
Ryobi's 2Ah battery may not be the longest-lived one the brand makes, but you can get some pretty decent mileage out of it with this new yard equipment.
Read More -
ATM Malware Scheme Allegedly Stole Millions With Nothing But A Thumb Drive
A federal indictment reveals a coordinated ATM scheme spanning the country, with suspects using an unusually simple tactic to trigger massive cash payouts.
Read More -
Not AT&T, Not Verizon: This Is JD Power's Overall Best In Wireless Network Quality
Last year, Verizon was the leading wireless network provider in multiple regions around the United States, but this year it passes the crown.
Read More -
Before The Winter Storm Hits, Make Sure Your Car Has These Essential Items
This winter is bringing on a particularly harsh winter storm, so make sure you're properly prepared by getting these essential safety items for your car.
Read More -
UK Program Aims To Bring 3D-Printed Drones To The Battlefield
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.
Read More -
Audi's 2026 A6 Pairs V6 Power With A Sensible Price, But Early-Adopters Miss The Biggest Change
Audi’s new A6 drives well and won’t break the bank, but patience gets you an even better car.
Read More -
King Charles' New Rolls-Royce Makes Its Debut – Here's What's Under The Hood
One of King Charles' many coronation gifts was a luxurious Rolls-Royce SUV with quite a powerful engine under the hood. But what engine is it, exactly?
Read More -
Why Navy Planes Recently Flew In Formation Over The USS Gerald R. Ford
A dramatic formation of jets and helicopters swept over the USS Gerald R. Ford, marking a significant event in the carrier’s latest deployment.
Read More -
Navy Base Shoots Down Unauthorized Drone, But The Pilot Was One Of Their Own
When the Navy responded to an unauthorized drone in proximity to one of its bases, it didn't expect to find the culprit inside the base. Here's what happened.
Read More -
Discord's Going To Censor Your Account Unless You Provide ID Or Face Scan
Discord is about to change how accounts access certain features, and millions of users may need to take a new step to keep using the platform as usual.
Read More -
New Report Shows Just How Few Users Actually Want AI On Their Phone
An eye-opening report from research group Circana is not showing promising results for customer AI usage on smartphones. But what does that really mean?
Read More -
80,000 Jeep Grand Cherokees Recalled – How To Know If Yours Is One
Jeep has started a recall of its Grand Cherokee model in a move that may sound familiar if you've owned yours for very long. Here's who is affected.
Read More -
This Chinese Automaker's EV Supercar Comes With Hennessey Venom Horsepower
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.
Read More -
Sorry, Chiefs Fans: Your Vanity License Plates Could Soon Be Banned
The Kansas City Chiefs' future move has had some repercussions including new legislation that seeks to discontinue the team's vanity plates in Missouri.
Read More
