How To Take Double Exposure Photos With A 35mm Film Camera
If you're looking to dive into double-exposure photography, here's how to do it with 35mm film.
Read More-
-
Amazon Finds: 7 Things You'll Want To Spruce Up Your Home Office
If you work from home, you might want to spruce up your office space with some of these awesome Amazon finds. Here are our favorite items you'll want to order.
Read More -
You Can Finally Schedule Texts On iPhone And Mac: Here's How
Scheduling texts and messages has been a very long time coming to your iPhone and Messages app on your Mac. Here's how to use this new feature.
Read More -
Raspberry Pi Kits For Beginners: What Might Be Included & Where Can You Buy Them?
There are different kinds of Raspberry Pi kits, and here are some of their details and where you can find them.
Read More -
The U.S. Army's Latest Main Battle Tank: The AbramsX
The AbramsX isn't just a new battle tank for the U.S. Army, it's the latest step in a long and storied line of military hardware innovation.
Read More -
Which Raspberry Pi Do You Need To Run OctoPrint?
OctoPrint is a great open-source solution for at-home 3D printing, but it doesn't run great on every Raspberry Pi model. Here's what you should know.
Read More -
Windows 11 Not Detecting A Second Monitor? Here's How To Fix It
A dual-monitor set-up can help to increase productivity, but what if your second screen isn't being detected? Here's what to try to fix the problem.
Read More -
iPhone Photos Not Loading In Messages: 6 Ways To Fix It
If you are trying to send or receive photos in the Messages app on your iPhone but you are not seeing them, here are six ways you can try to fix it.
Read More -
How The LVT-4 Water Buffalo Transformed Pacific Warfare In WWII
Desperate times calls for desperate measures, and the LVT-4 Water Buffalo is exactly what the U.S. Marine Corps needed to turn the tide in WWII.
Read More -
10 Ways To Fix Common Android Notification Problems
If you're missing messages, check out these handy steps to help fix your Android notifications. Sometimes it's just a matter of checking (or unchecking) a box.
Read More -
8 Android Brands We Wish Would Come To The US
Interested in looking past big names like Apple, Samsung, and Google? These international phone brands haven't hit the U.S. yet, but we really wish they would.
Read More -
6 Of The Best Heart Rate Monitors For Cycling You Can Buy In 2024
These days, fitness trackers are pretty accurate at monitoring your health or tracking workouts, which makes them especially useful for cyclists.
Read More -
How To Fix DPC Watchdog Violation Error In Windows
Error codes from the blue screen of death can often help narrow down the issue, but the 'DPC Watchdog Violation' can be caused by a variety of sources.
Read More -
How To Create And Save Custom Hiking Routes In Apple Maps
If you are an iPhone user who loves exploring new hiking trails, then using Apple Maps custom hiking route feature is for you. Here's how it works.
Read More -
Ecobee Vs. Nest: Which Is The Better Smart Thermostat & How Do They Compare?
Two of the best smart thermostats you can buy are from Ecobee and Google Nest. Here’s a detailed look at both, as we try to pick a winner.
Read More -
Kawasaki Teryx4 Vs. KRX 1000: What's The Difference Between These Side X Sides?
The Kawasaki Teryx4 and KRX 1000 might look like similar side-by-sides, but actually have some significant differences and excel in distinct areas.
Read More -
An Aircraft Carrier Made From Ice And Wood Pulp: The Story Of Project Habakkuk
It's hard to imagine aircraft carriers made of anything but steel. Here's the story behind Project Habakkuk, the WWII carrier made from ice and wood pulp.
Read More -
What Should Your Apple Watch Move Goal Be? 4 Factors To Consider
Your Apple Watch can be your companion to helping you achieve your fitness goals, but you may need to adjust them based on a number of factors.
Read More -
Why The New F/A-18 Block III Super Hornet Is The Navy's Next-Level Fighter
F/A-18 Block III Super Hornet is based on a fourth generation fighter jet, but its advancements have ensured its continued use with the Navy for years.
Read More -
How Does Your Camera's ISO Affect Your Photos (And What Do The Letters Stand For)?
You may be familiar with the ISO setting on a camera, but what does it actually do? We break it down for you and tell you when you might want to use it.
Read More -
Why Yamaha's Motor Vehicle And Audio Divisions Went Separate Ways
Yamaha's motor vehicle and audio divisions went separate ways years ago. Here's why it happened and what the two companies are doing nowadays.
Read More -
Is WD-40 Safe To Use On Home Solar Panels?
WD-40 offers a range of products, and not all of them are a good idea when it comes to cleaning your home solar panels. Here's what you should know.
Read More -
I Made The Switch From Windows To Mac In 2024: Was It Worth It?
SlashGear's Jordan Wirth details his switch from a Windows laptop to Macbook, and whether or not the switch was worth the exchanging of different pros and cons.
Read More -
Why Nintendo's NES & SNES Classic Consoles Are So Expensive (And Where You Can Find One)
If you're feeling nostalgic, you might want to get your hands on one of Nintendo's tiny consoles. But buying the retro-styled machine won't be cheap.
Read More -
How To Automatically Change Your iPhone Lockscreen Wallpaper
Thanks to the Photo Shuffle feature on iOS 16 and later, you can turn your iPhone lock screen into a slideshow of your coolest photos.
Read More -
What Do Diesel Laptops Actually Do And Who Owns The Company?
Diesel laptops aren't just another computer option, they're used to troubleshoot certain machinery and the company is owned by an industry expert.
Read More -
Will There Be A Raspberry Pi 500? Here's Why We Want One
There is growing interest among the community revolving around a possible successor to the Raspberry Pi 400.
Read More
