The 10 Most Legendary Tanks Of WW2 Ranked From Worst To Best
Tanks were a dominant weapon on the battlefields of World War II. Here are ten on of the most legendary thanks that served in the global conflict, ranked.
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Philips' Hue Sync Box 8K Gets HDMI 2.1 Upgrade To Play Better With Xbox Series X And PS5
Philips' Hue Sync Box 8K just got upgraded to HDMI 2.1, working with newer consoles like the Xbox Series X and PS5. It also comes with a price increase.
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Lenovo's 2024 Laptop Drop: The Models That Should Be On Your Radar
At IFA Berlin 2024, SlashGear got a sneak peek at Lenovo's latest laptop drop, and here are the models that you should be keeping on your radar.
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Honor Magic V3 Foldable Phone Leads Laptop And Tablet Launch Where Slim Is Everything
Honor has introduced three new AI-powered flagships for IFA 2024, including its Magic V3 foldable smartphone, MagicPad 2 tablet, and MagicBook Art 14 laptop.
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11 Military Spec Flashlights You Can Buy For Yourself
A good flashlight is an invaluable tool to have at your disposal. Here are 11 options that have all been certified for use by armed forces around the world.
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How Fast Is The MQ-1 Predator Drone & What Does One Cost?
The MQ-1 Predator is one of the best military drones in the world. Here's how fast it can go and what one costs for the United States to make.
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Honor MagicBook Art 14 Review: Solid Tech, Superb Engineering
The Honor MagicBook Art 14 is a shockingly slim touchscreen Windows laptop with very little in the way of drawbacks -- but can you buy it in the U.S.?
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How To Download Libby Books On Your Kindle Device
Kindle e-readers and Fire tablets are a great way to read and discover new content, but if you want more options, here's how to download Libby books.
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Honor Magic V3 Review: Foldable Finesse With One Software Hiccup
Honor Magic V3 brings us the third iteration of Honor's top-tier foldable, this time with a robust build and a camera array that contends with Google's Pixel.
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Lockly Visage Review: Simple Smart Front Door Face Unlock
The Lockly Visage makes a simple task of using your face to unlock your front door. If your face is unavailable, you can also use your phone or your finger.
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Military Robots: What Disadvantages Do They Have & How Many Different Types Are There?
While military robots are ubiquitous in science fiction films, the ones we've developed so far are a bit more tame. Even still, ethical questions arise.
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Can You Still Use A BlackBerry Classic In 2024?
If you check secondhand retailers, there's a chance you can find the BlackBerry Classic, the final phone made by the company. Does it actually even work today?
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Can This Tiny Denvix Tire Inflator Really Replace Your Pump? We Tried It & Here's The Rub
The Denvix Tire inflator is a battery-powered, pocket-sized air pump that can inflate anything from your basketball to your truck's tires. Here's our take.
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Here's How To Check If Your Phone Supports The Android 15 Beta
The beta version of Android 15 is officially available. Here is how to tell if your phone is eligible to install the beta and some things to keep in mind.
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6 Iconic Doctor Who Gadgets That We Wish Were Real
The world of "Doctor Who" is fleshed out with a procession of impossible but great technologies and gadgets.
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10 Canceled Google Products That Were Actually Useful
Google has axed hundreds of promising sounding services over the years. Here are the ones that proved the most useful when they were still live.
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How Daylight's 'Live Paper' Display Works (And How It's Different Than E Ink)
Tablets powered by E Ink displays have moved beyond the Kindle, but startup Daylight is trying to create the next step, which it calls Live Paper.
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5 Ways To Learn How To Fly An Airplane
Learning to fly an airplane is an exciting opportunity, but it requires a significant investment of time and money. Here are the best ways to go about it.
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5 Of The Best Food Tracking Apps In 2024
If you are looking to count calories, build healthier habits, or track your nutritional intake, there are a wide variety of apps that can help make that easier.
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How The US Military Used Sony's PS3 To Build One Of The World's Biggest Supercomputers
Back in 2010, the U.S. Air Force retrofitted and used the PlayStation 3 as the basis for a versatile tool.
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reMarkable Paper Pro Review: Color E-Paper Tablet Gets Better Screen And Bigger Price
If your laptop and tablet are too distracting to get work done, reMarkable's Paper Pro e-color slate may be the solution despite its limitations.
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3 Military Inventions That You Might Use Daily
The U.S. military is often on the forefront of technology, and sometimes it decides to share with the rest of society. Here are a few notable contributions.
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Tineco Carpet One Cruiser Makes Cleaning Your Carpet A Simple Part Of Your Routine
Tineco Carpet One Cruiser makes quick work of dirty carpets -- even those that act as the main highway of your living room, cat hair and dirt included.
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Can Civilians Really Own And Fly A Military Jet?
You may have wondered if it's possible for civilians with enough resources to own a military jet. The answer is fairly complicated. Here's what we know.
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How Heavy Is The Airbus A380 Jet Airliner And How Much Can It Carry?
The Airbus A380 officially became the largest passenger aircraft in 2007. But how heavy is it, actually, and how much weight and passengers can it carry?
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What Is BitLocker Recovery? Here's Everything You Need To Know
If you're running Windows, you've probably run into the BitLocker Recovery screen at some point. Here's everything you need to know about the Microsoft program.
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Are Military Helmets Bulletproof? Ballistic Certifications, Explained
Helmets are often described as "bulletproof," but the reality is a lot more nuanced and interesting. Let's take a look at the levels of ballistic certification.
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