Thinking Of Switching Your Cell Phone Carrier? Here Are 5 Things You Need To Know
Changing phone carriers can bring a lot of complication to your life. However, knowing exactly what your needs are can ease the transition considerably.
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Amazon Is Selling Its Newest Model Fire Tablet For Only $55
Amazon's newest Fire Tablet has received a hefty discount ahead of this October's Prime Big Deal Days sale, discounting all storage size variants.
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Seattle Has A Powered Train That Can Cross A Floating Bridge - Here's How It Works
While trains crossing floating bridges aren't new, Seattle's electrically powered Crosslake Connection is an astonishing piece of engineering.
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You Should Enable This iOS 26 Feature ASAP If You Value Your Privacy
Browser fingerprinting is one of the more insidious methods of online tracking, and changing one iOS 26 setting can help you limit it on your iPhone.
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Yes, Smart TVs Need Software Updates - Here's Why & How Often
Don’t skip the updates on your smart TV. Behind the scenes, they’re doing more than you think to keep your streaming smooth and safe.
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13 Unexpected Devices That Work With Power Tool Batteries
Power tool batteries aren’t just for drills anymore. They power fans, vacuums, heaters, and coolers that make work and play more comfortable.
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5 Apps The iPad Shockingly Took Years To Get
There are a few examples of well-known or popular iPhone apps that took way longer than expected to finally get their own dedicated iPad iteration.
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Alibaba Claims It's Beating OpenAI And DeepSeek At Their Own Game
Alibaba may not be the first name that comes to mind when you think of AI, but the e-commerce giant is taking the fight to AI's big boys — or so it says.
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This iPhone App You Use Every Day May Be Killing Your Battery Fast
If your iPhone battery seems to drain faster than expected, one app you probably use daily could be the culprit, and many users are noticing it.
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NASA's Voyager 1 Is Set To Hit A Historic Landmark In November 2026
NASA's Voyager 1 probe launched into space in 1977, shortly after the Voyager 2 probe. Since then it has continued transmitting data back to Earth.
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Are Cheap Monitors Really Worth Buying For Your Gaming PC? Here's What Gamers Say
Reaching for the budget monitor will obviously help with those on a tight budget, but for some rigs, it may not be worth the savings for long-term enjoyment.
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Are Garrett Metal Detectors Any Good? Here's What Users Say
In any discussion of metal detectors, you're likely to run across the name Garrett. Are they worth the money, though? Here's what owners think.
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DJI's Osmo Mobile 6 Gimbal Gives Your iPhone 3-Axis Stabilization — For Less Than $110
Gimbals keep cameras stable, so there's no shaky movement while filming, but they often cost you a pretty penny. The Osmo Mobile 6 is a little more affordable.
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Can You Get A Ticket For Using Your Phone's Map App While Driving?
Laws are racing to catch up with technology as phones lead to more and more auto accidents, but does that mean you're not able to use your phone's map function?
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Are There Any Drawbacks To Buying Apple Products From Best Buy?
If you don't live close to an Apple store, you might be tempted to try out your local Best Buy, but are there any drawbacks with going that route?
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Are Incandescent Lightbulbs Making A Comeback? Here's What We Know
A new executive order from Donald Trump has left many wondering whether classic incandescent bulbs are making a comeback. Find out what we know so far.
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5 Settings You Might Want To Change After Updating To iOS 26
The new iOS 26 might be a popular update, but not everyone is a fan of all its changes. Thankfully, most new features can be customized with these settings.
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This Medical Device Can Extend People's Lives (And Was Invented Entirely By Accident)
A total accident led to the discovery of a medical device that's helped extend people's lives and get a vital organ back on track. Here's how it happened.
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3 Things You Should Never Plug Into Your Home's GFCI Outlets
While GFCI outlets are commonly used in homes for safety reasons, there are some things you should still never plug into them. Here's what they are.
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How Fast Is USB4? (And How To Know If Your Laptop Has This USB Port)
You may be wondering if the USB ports on your computer are able to utilize the fastest speeds, but it's not straight forward. Here's how to tell what you have.
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Do Apple Updates Really Make Your iPhone Slower?
It's a recurring myth that the latest Apple update will make your iPhone slower, but does that turn out to be the case? Here's what the data says.
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Why Airplanes Still Use Leaded Fuel
Cars have used unleaded fuel since the mid-1990s, but piston aircraft engines mostly still run on leaded petrol, despite the additive's health hazards.
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Why Airplanes Still Use Millions Of Rivets (But Cars Are Welded)
Rivets are a positively ancient way of fastening materials together; despite that, we still use them to assemble planes instead of welding. Here's why.
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5 More Smart Gadgets User Reviews Say Can Instantly Upgrade Any Bedroom
Smart gadgets with thousands of reviews that users say improve comfort, lighting, and convenience in the bedroom while staying budget-friendly.
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Here's Why Your Phone Has A Little Hole Next To The Charging Port
Most smartphones have a tiny hole at the bottom of them but it's not always clear what it's for. Here's what that hole is for and what it does.
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You May Want To Avoid Bringing Your Electric Toothbrush Through TSA (Here's Why)
The Transportation Security Administration has a nice, long list of devices that can be checked, are only allowed in carry-on, and are completely banned.
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$2B California Solar Plant To Shut Down After A Decade For The Most Frustrating Reason
Not all solar power is created equal. The Ivanpah facility in the middle of the desert has generated power using mirrors for more than a decade.
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