5 Affordable YETI Cooler Alternatives That Work Just As Well
Yeti revolutionized the cooler game with top-notch insulation and durable construction, but some competitors have made up ground at a fraction of the cost.
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5 Settings You Should Immediately Change On Your MacBook
Change these MacBook settings to improve convenience, security, and productivity, using built in macOS tools you can set up in just minutes.
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5 Tips For Extending Your Fitbit's Battery Life
By following a few extra step, you can give even an old or cheap Fitbit smartwatch a great battery life that lasts well over a couple of days.
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5 Creative Uses For An Xbox Controller
More than 20 years ago, Microsoft released software that allowed Xbox controllers to work with PCs. Now, they're used for a lot more than gaming.
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Kindle Rewards: What Are Kindle Points And How Do You Use Them?
If you buy a lot of books for your Amazon Kindle, you may be earning rewards points, which you can use to buy even more books. The to-read pile could never end.
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What Is An Electric Tattoo & How Does It Work?
If temporary tattoos and electrodes that go on your skin during medical tests were combined, they might look something like electric tattoos. How do they work?
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The One Thing Intel Knows It Needs To Compete With AMD's X3D CPU Lineup
Intel's CPU business has been in a slump, allowing AMD to swoop in and bring new tech, winning it many new customers. Here's what Intel has to do to catch up.
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Your Windows Deserve Smarter Light Control: Here's A Solution
Upgrade your window coverings with motorized honeycomb smart shades from Allesin. These shades are versatile, easy-to-use, and affordable.
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Is There A Good Windows 11 Alternative For Gamers?
Windows has been the dominant gaming platform for PC gamers for decades, but it has its issues, prompting many to seek out a viable alternative.
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Here's How Cargo Ships Secure Their Shipping Containers
With all the different accidents out at sea where cargo ships lose dozens of shipping containers, it makes one wonder exactly how they're secured to the vessel.
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The 5 Social Networks With The Most Active Users Today
Think you know the most used social media apps of today? Of course, you do. Statistically, you have an account on all of them. But do you know how they rank?
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Yes, Dial-Up Internet Was Still A Thing In 2025 - Here's Why AOL Is Ending It For Good
America Online, once the pioneer of dial-up internet is shutting down its dial up service, as of September 2025. Here's why that's happening.
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11 Powerful Ways To Use Google Maps (Other Than For Directions)
What if there was an app that made sure you'll never lose track of your parked car again? Good news, that app it already exists. Better news, it's Google Maps.
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NAS Vs. Cloud Storage: Which Is The Cheaper Option In The Long Run?
Costs for storing data online can escalate quickly, but it can be cost effective to buy or build your own network attached storage.
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5 Tech Gadgets That Are A Complete Waste Of Money
The internet is littered with little doodads and whats-its that all purport to make your life easier and more convenient. However, these ones just don't.
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Ford Changed Flying Forever With This Popular Plane, Then Quit - Here's Why
Henry Ford didn't just revolutionize the automobile; his company also played a big part in civil aviation before dropping out just as quickly as it entered.
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The Most Produced Commercial Airliner Isn't The Boeing 737 Or The Airbus A320 (And It Still Flies Today)
The Douglas Aircraft DC-3 was an evolution of the DC-2 and first flew in 1935. More than 13,000 were produced, and some are still in service today.
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5 Of The Best Electric Air Pumps You Can Buy On Amazon
This summer, leave the manual pump at home. With those electric inflators, sore muscles before you even hit the waves will be a thing of the past.
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Here's How This Strange Ship Can Flip From Horizontal To Vertical At Sea
Putting a tall research platform in the middle of the ocean isn't easy, unless you turn it on its side and then flip it upright when you get there.
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How Hot Do Airplane Brakes Get And How Do They Avoid Brake Fade?
Generating the massive amounts of energy to lift an airplane is one feat, but bringing it to a halt is another. How hot do those brakes get and do they fade?
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How Much Battery Health Will Your iPhone Lose Annually?
Every charge cycle takes a tiny toll on your iPhone’s battery health. Here’s how regular use slowly wears it down over the years.
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What Is An Impossible Turn In Aviation And Why Is It So Risky?
Pilots have dubbed one particular maneuver "the impossible turn." It's not actually impossible, but it is incredibly difficult and risky. What is it?
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Is Switching To An Electric Cooler Worth It? Here's What Users Say
Most users who have bought electric coolers claim that the compressor type is worth buying, although there are concerns over battery life and space.
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5 More Unexpected Ways To Use Your Old Computer Tower
Don't just throw that old computer tower away. It may be finished protecting expensive components, but it has life in it yet with a little upcycling.
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Yes, There Are Hidden Cameras In Some Street Lights - Here's What They're Used For
Hidden cameras in street lights? They exist and are often used for traffic control, public safety, and keeping an eye on busy city streets.
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5 Reasons To Delete Your Facebook Account ASAP
Facebook's profile plummeted so drastically since the promise of its early days that it rebranded to Meta. Here are more reasons you should delete Facebook.
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When Did Rolls-Royce Start Making Airplane Engines & How Did It Get Into The Industry?
Rolls-Royce plc — not to be confused with Rolls Royce Motor Cars — is probably best known for its airplane engines. Here's the story behind them.
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