Never Plug These Things Into Your iPad's USB-C Port
Apple iPads are useful tools when you want a larger screen than what can be found on a phone for checking emails or watching your favorite show.
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SpaceX Launched Its Starship V2 For The Last Time Before Moving On To Its Most Powerful Rocket
Starship V2 is the largest and most powerful rocket ever built, standing 403 feet tall and pushing out 16.7 million pounds of force when it takes off.
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Uber Wants Drivers To Train AI While Waiting For Their Next Ride
Uber is rolling out a new program that lets drivers train AI while they are waiting for their next ride. Here's how it works and where it's available.
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5 New iOS 26 Features Android Has Had For Years
It's not the first time that Apple arrives late to the party, but some of the new iOS 26 features have been the standard for Android phones for a decade.
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5 Ways You Can Add More USB Ports To Your PC
We may be approaching a wireless future, but USB is still one the most convenient ways to connect your devices, which means adding more can never hurt.
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There's A New Proposed Amtrak Route Called The 'Midwest Connect' That Will Link These Popular Cities
It's not a highspeed rail system, but Columbus, Ohio hasn't had a a passenger rail since 1979 and the Fort Wayne, Indiana area has been without one since 1990.
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What's The Largest Solar Farm In The US And How Much Electricity Does It Generate?
To meet a growing demand for energy without producing greenhouse gases, more companies are investing in large-scale solar farms. SB Energy has the biggest.
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The 7 Insta360 X5 Accessories You Need When Filming Your Adventures Throughout The Year
We did some in-depth testing of the Insta360 X5 and some of its most radical accessories for filming outings all year long.
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This Florida-Based Airline Just Filed For Bankruptcy – Here's What Happens Next
Shortly after CEO Richard Kane's passing, Verijet is now filing for bankruptcy after struggling to pay off accumulating debts for the private jet airliner.
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This Company Claims That It Can Cool Your House Down While Using Less Energy
Caeli Energie, a French startup claims to have found a way to cool your home for a fraction of the energy costs using a natural process. Here's how it works.
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The Best Solar Panels You Can Buy In 2025, According To The Experts
Solar panels can be an expensive investment in your home but can lead to real energy savings. Here are some of the best panels you can buy today.
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Consider These 5 Android Phones Instead Of The iPhone 17
Looking for a new high-end phone and the iPhone 17 is tempting you? Before you buy, consider those five Android smartphones that rival Apple's latest.
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5 US Airports You Need To Visit If You Love Planes
Aviation fans will love these top U.S. airports where spotting planes up close turns travel time into something genuinely unforgettable.
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Amazon Is Giving Prime Members A Holiday Deal On Gas – But There's A Catch
If you are an Amazon Prime member, you can score a deep discount on gas throughout the end of the year, with some small caveats. Here's what you need to know.
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US States Want To Ban VPNs, But Citizens Are Already Fighting Back
Many computer users like to use a virtual private network (VPN) when browsing the internet because it keeps their actions hidden from their ISP.
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5 Of The Worst Apple Products Ever Made, According To Redditors
Apple's been putting out high quality premium devices for decades now, but even with a brand as august as this one, not every launch has gone swimmingly.
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5 Smart Gadgets For Your Home That Users Say Aren't Worth The Price
Smart gadget has become a catch-all term for users looking for feature-packed devices, but these devices failed to impress after making big promises.
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Seen One Of These Unique EV Chargers While Traveling? They're Battery-Buffered Stations, And Here's How They Work
Battery-buffered chargers offer fast charging in areas where the grid may not support it, but downsides include waiting for the charger's own battery to charge.
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Here's How The Erie Canal Was Built To Ease Transportation Through New York
Before the Erie canal was completed in 1825, it could take around three weeks to ship perishable goods between New York and Buffalo.
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The Best Way To Safely Clean Your AirPods
If your Apple AirPods are looking a bit used, that probably means it's time to give them a proper clean. Here's how to do this the right way.
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Android Just Made It Easier Than Ever To Share Your Phone's Audio
Your Android phone can now send audio to more ears than ever; no cables, no hand-offs, just seamless sharing among connected devices.
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Yes, There's Gold Inside Your Household Electronics - But Is It Actually Worth Anything?
Gold has properties that make it useful in electronic devices, but mining old cell phones and computers for the metal isn't practical for individuals.
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Google's Nest Audio And Mini Products Are Getting A Multi-Color Firmware Update
Users have noticed that Google's Nest audio, and its mini products, have received a multi-color firmware update, but that's not the only change.
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Every Used Samsung Galaxy Phone Still Worth Buying (Based On Software Updates)
Everyone knows that smartphone security updates are important, but did you know that Samsung pledged to extend the update support for some of its phones?
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This Ordinary Kitchen Appliance Has Been Given A High-Tech Upgrade By Using Sight Instead Of Time
Smart technology is being incorporated into all sorts of kitchen appliances. One new product uses sensors to "see" how your food is being cooked.
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Refurbished Phones Have Grades — What's The Difference Between A, B And C?
Not all refurbished phones are created equal. Here’s how device grading helps buyers understand condition, quality, and price before they buy.
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iPad Owners Can Finally Access Stage Manager With iPadOS 26 - But There's A Big Catch
iPadOS 26 has rolled out Stage Manager with its multi-window functionality to all iPads that support the OS, but there might be a catch. Here's what we know.
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