Are All USB-C Cables The Same? What You Need To Know Before You Buy
USB-C is perhaps the most versatile USB connector of all, but not all cables are made the same. Here's what you need to keep in mind when shopping.
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Why You Can't Take Photos On The Airport Tarmac
Excited vacation-goers may be ready to document every moment of their trip, but you may not be able to photograph your plane's tarmac. Here's why.
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This Chinese Company Wants To Bring The Blackberry Back
A Chinese company named is attempting to revive one of the last "true" BlackBerry phones by giving it a Frankenstein moment.
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The Unexpected Reason Why Fitness Buffs Will Want AirPods Pro 3
The release of the AirPods Pro 3 will see a device that has some fairly significant overhauls, especially aimed at those who consider themselves fitness buffs.
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The Pros And Cons Of Buying A Solar Panel Kit Instead Of Separate Parts
All-inclusive DIY kits can make the process of installing solar panels easier, but there are also advantages of buying your own separate parts.
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iPhone 17 Pro Is Apple Let Off The Leash
The iPhone 17 Pro has arrived, and it's the best iPhone to date, bringing high-end hardware and industry-first support for gamers and professionals.
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The Super-Skinny iPhone Air Is Peak Apple (For Better And Worse)
Apple has introduced the long-rumored iPhone Air, a model that boasts the slimmest and most durable design of any iPhone to date, along with other improvements.
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Can Your RFID Wallet Go Through TSA?
It can be frustrating to keep up with what is and isn't allowed through TSA checkpoints, especially if you don't fly often. Is an RFID-blocking wallet allowed?
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5 Of The Cheapest Helicopters That You Can Actually Buy & Fly
If you want to fly your own helicopter, you should get ready to spend some serious cash. Even these more "reasonable" options start out very expensive.
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SlashGear's Best Of IFA 2025 Awards
IFA 2025 is underway and we're on the ground, checking out the newest innovations in tech. These are the most impressive devices we've seen this year.
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What Is A Class C Fire Extinguisher Used For? (And How To Know What Class Yours Is)
Fire extinguishers are labeled with a lettering system to signify what type of fire they should be used for. Class C devices are crucial for many contexts.
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One Of iMessage's Best Features Is Finally Rolling Out For Android Users
Android users who rely on Google Messages will finally get one of iMessage's most beloved features, but it may not work exactly how they think it does.
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5 Alternative Ways To Use Your Swiss Army Knife's Toothpick Slot
The Swiss Army Knife's versatility and historic provenance lives on in these accessories you can equip in your toothpick slot for additional utility.
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How Garbage Trucks Work: How Do They Know When They Are Full?
Garbage trucks don’t just haul trash. They compress, measure, and alert when nearing capacity. But how do they really know when it’s time to stop?
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What Do Upstream And Downstream USB Ports Mean On A Monitor?
Ever notice upstream and dowstream USB ports on your monitor and wonder what they’re for? We explain the difference and what it means for your setup.
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Do Travel Trailers Hold Their Value? A Look At Resale & Depreciation
A travel trailer can be a major investment, and that means you'll want to get your money's worth, so how long can you expect it to hold its value?
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5 Warning Signs That Your GPU Is Dying
Graphic cards are some of the most expensive components in desktop PCs, and recognizing when they're about to die can save you a lot of money.
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What Is A Travel Router And How Does It Work?
Getting a quality Wi-Fi connection while traveling isn't always easy. Does that mean you should consider a travel router? Here's what you need to know.
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SlashGear's IFA 2025 Innovation Awards
At this year's Innovation for All exposition, IFA 2025 brought all sorts of new gadgets to the forefront, many of which won SlashGear's awards for innovation.
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Can You Call Back A 'No Caller ID' Number?
Some people prefer to answer a call only if they recognize the number. Others prefer to call an unknown number back. A "No Caller ID" makes that difficult.
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IFA 2025 Day Four Recap: Things Are Getting A Little Weird
Day four of IFA 2025 has come and gone, and between the doggie treadmill and the motivational AI companions, we're not really sure what to expect next.
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How To Check Your Wrist Temperature With An Apple Watch
The Apple Watch can monitor all sorts of things about your health, including your wrist temperature -- helpful for those who are tracking ovulation.
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These States Have Banned Hunting Trail Cameras - Here's Why
Hunting trail cameras have become popular both for aiding hunters and for monitoring wildlife, but some states have actually started banning them.
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How Big Is The Crew On A Cargo Ship?
They’re among the biggest ships in the world, yet they don’t need the massive teams you might expect. Discover how these giants are actually staffed.
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5 Of The Best Lighting Gear Options To Brighten Your Camping Trip (According To Reviews)
If you're heading out on a camping trip, it's important to have the right kind of lighting solution — and yes that can mean more than a flashlight or lantern.
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Why Charging Your Phone In A Rental Car Might Be A Bad Idea
Your rental car may have a lot of newer features, including fast-charging USB ports, but you should exercise caution before plugging your phone in.
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Work Or Play From Anywhere With The Arzopa Z3FC Portable Monitor
With the Arzopa Z3FC Portable Monitor, you can work remote or game from anywhere. Find out what makes this product stand out from the competition.
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