What Is The Apple Watch Vitals App And How Does It Work?
With its release in 2024, the Apple Watch's Vitals app became a centralized place for all of your health stats. Here's how it works and what it's capable of.
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5 Products You Might Not Know Rolls-Royce Makes
Rolls-Royce makes some of the luxurious cars money can buy, but the brand's name is also on some much more expensive, and unexpected, kinds of products.
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Why You Should Avoid Nvidia And AMD's New 8 Gigabyte Graphics Cards
Nvidia and AMD, the two biggest names in GPU production, keep pumping graphics cards with 8 GB of VRAM into the market, but they should probably be avoided.
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How Your CPU Cooler's Mounting Can Affect Temperatures
The CPU cooler is responsible for keeping the CPU within normal temperatures so it remains in working order. Make sure you mount it properly.
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HDMI 2.1 Vs 2.2: What's The Difference (And Why It Probably Won't Matter To You)
Confused about HDMI 2.1 vs. 2.2? Learn the real differences between these versions and why upgrading to 2.2 likely won’t impact your setup much as of now.
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Are The Latest Apple MacBooks Any Good For Gaming? Everything You Need To Know Before Buying
Looking to play the latest video games but only have a MacBook? You may not be entirely out of luck, but you'll want to temper your expectations, too.
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What Happened To The Drop Stop From Shark Tank Season 4?
The Drop Stop made a splash on Shark Tank, promising to prevent users from dropping things between their car's seats, but what happened to it afterward?
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Can You Use A Mini-ITX Motherboard In An ATX PC Case?
ATX cases are the most common computer size but Mini-ITX has grown in popularity in recent years for its portability, aesthetics, and small-footprint builds.
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What Does DCT Stand For And How Does The Auto Tech Work?
Transmission types aren't limited to simply manual or automatic. DCT offers the best of both worlds. But what does it stand for and how does it actually work?
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How Much RAM Does Windows 11 Use, And Can You Make It Use Less?
Windows 11 offers many additional features to Windows 10, but it also requires significantly more system resources. There are a few tips you can use to help.
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What Happened To The ABii Robot From Shark Tank Season 11?
In episode 21 of the hit TV show, Shark Tank, the founder of the Abii Robot, stepped into the tank. Here's what happened and where the company is now.
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8 Tech Brands So Popular In America, You Probably Didn't Realize They're Owned By China
The technology market is a multi-national world that spans continents and corporations. Which household names trace roots back to Chinese investment?
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Are Used CPU Coolers Worth Buying? Here's What You Should Check First
CPU coolers can add a fair bit to your PC budget, but is it worth looking into buying a used cooler to save a few bucks, or is it more of a headache?
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Nothing Phone (3) Hands-On: Beauty Is In The Eye Of The Beholder, I Guess
SlashGear got its hands on the new Nothing Phone (3), and it's said to be the company's first true flagship. However, here's our first reaction.
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Is The BedJet Cooling System Actually Worth The Price Tag? Here's What Users Are Saying
The summer months are promising to be hotter than ever, but will the BedJet Cooling System help you keep cool at night? Here's what users say.
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Apple Watch Series 10 Vs. SE 2nd Generation: What's The Difference Between These Smartwatches?
The Apple Watch SE 2nd Generation, from 2022, currently retails at $249 for the GPS-only version. An Apple Watch Series 10, released in 2024, starts at $399.
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How Researchers Are Converting Discontinued Phones Into Tiny Data Centers For Edge Computing
Old phones aren’t useless — researchers are repurposing them into tiny data centers for edge computing. Here’s how it works!
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What Is The ICEBlock App & How Does It Work?
Parts of the U.S. are breaking out in chaos due to ICE raids in search of illegal immigrants. That's where the ICEBlock app comes in. Here's what it is.
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Do Gliders Have Engines? Here's How The Aircraft Works
Most gliders are unpowered aircraft, designed to soar using nothing but natural thermal updrafts and some really clever physics.
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Annoyed By Constant iPhone Vibrations? Here's How To Turn Them Off
Tired of constant iPhone vibrations? Learn how to turn them off completely or customize them for a quieter experience.
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Is It Worth Getting An Apple Watch With Cellular Support? Here's What You Should Know
If you're in the market for an Apple Watch, you may be wondering if the price difference for cellular connection is worth it.
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PicLive Earns A SlashGear Innovation Award For Showing The World In Real Time
Envisioning a social media site designed to highlight the now, PicLive platforms posts and images from events happening all around you at any moment's notice.
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What Technology Is Used In A Cruise Ship's Overboard Detection System?
A father and daughter fell overboard from a cruise ship, triggering the ships man overboard system, which alerted the ship's crew to the event.
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Are Stock CPU Coolers Good Enough For Every Processor?
Many CPUs come with a cooler included to manage the processor's heat, but are these pack-ins good enough to keep things cool inside your PC?
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Is The Baghdad Battery A Real Battery?
The so-called "Baghdad Batteries" have been claimed to be an ancient, rudimentary way of storing power, but are they really or is this just speculation?
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Turning Your AC Off & On Each Day May Harm Your Unit (And Wallet) - Here's Why
Much like turning off the lights when you leave the house, it might sound like a good idea to do the same with your AC. However, it's not such a good idea.
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Why Your Apple Watch Is Only Charging To 80% (And Why You Shouldn't Worry)
Wondering why your Apple Watch stops charging at 80%? Learn why it happens, how it protects your battery, and when it’s nothing to worry about.
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