5 Card-Shaped Trackers That'll Help You Find Your Lost Wallet
There are many Bluetooth trackers available, but if you want one specifically for your wallet in case it gets lost, consider one of these card-shaped trackers.
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You Can Customize Your Galaxy Phone With Samsung's Good Lock App - Here's How
The Good Lock is a convenient way to customize your Samsung Galaxy smartphone, and here are the ways you can.
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You Should Be Using Wood Earphones — Here's Why
When it comes to audio technology, wood is one of the best materials you can use. The Symphonized line of earbuds blends style, sustainability, and sound.
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The Fastest Phone You Can Buy In The US Isn't Made By Apple
Apple has dominated the market as the fastest phone in the US for years, but one surprising Android offering may have finally beat the iPhone.
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Why Are Submarines Called Boats? The History Behind The Term
Don't make the mistake of calling a submarine a ship, there's a reason why they are called boats and there's a good a bit of history behind it.
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Alexa Easter Eggs: 10 Fun Things To Ask Your Amazon Smart Device
Alexa isn't just a useful smart home program, it also hides a variety of Easter eggs referencing movies, video games, and more.
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5 Of The Best DSLR Cameras That Won't Break The Bank
if you're looking to get a new DSLR camera, these are some of the best ones you can get that are quite affordable.
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The Big Questions Experts Are Asking About The DC Helicopter And Plane Crash
The collision of a U.S. Army helicopter and an American Airlines plane over Washington D.C. has left many people stunned. Here's what experts want to know.
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TSA's Electronics Rules Explained: What's Allowed In Checked Bags & What's Not
If you are packing a checked bag for your upcoming flight, it's vital to know the TSA's electronics rules before arriving at the airport to avoid any delays.
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The Weird, Yet Useful Trick That Seems To Turn Off Google AI Search Results
AI overviews are on by default when searching on Google, however, this ingenious but potentially vulgar method of Googling somehow removes AI content in search.
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Which Countries Helped Develop And Build The F-35 And What Did They Do?
The F-35 Lightning II may be the world's most advanced jet, but the U.S. didn't create it alone. Eight other countries helped design and build the first F-35s.
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SlashGear's Best Of CES 2025 Awards
CES 2025 is almost over and we have a roundup of the best tech we saw at the show. These are the products that wowed us as we explored the halls of Las Vegas.
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4 Alternative Ways To Heat Your Garage Without A Space Heater
While space heaters are a viable option for heating your garage, it has its downsides. Here are four alternative ways that are worth considering.
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What's So Special About The Black Hawk Helicopter?
The Black Hawk helicopter has been in service since 1979, but what makes it so special, that 36 countries use it? Here's everything you need to know.
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NVIDIA GeForce Now: 6 Device Settings & Network Tips For Best Possible Gameplay
If you're using GeForce Now to play games because your hardware isn't top-notch, there are a few things you can tinker with to improve performance.
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What's The Top Speed Of The Fastest Drone You Can Buy Today?
The actual fastest drone isn't available for consumers to buy, but this readily available model gets real close to flying faster than any other drone.
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8 Alternatives To The reMarkable 2 E-Ink Tablet
If you are looking for an E-Ink tablet that's comparable to the reMarkable 2, there are plenty of alternative options that can fit the bill.
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10 Of The Most Powerful Graphics Cards For Your Gaming PC
A powerful graphics card is a cornerstone of any high-end gaming PC, but it can be difficult to tell how different brands and card generations stack up.
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Java 11 Vs. Java 17: What Features Are Different & How Do They Compare?
Java 11 is getting long in the tooth, so many developers are moving to the next oldest version that's still supported, Java 17. Here's what's different.
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6 Amazon Gadgets To Consider Before The Next Snow Storm
There's a handful of gadgets you'll want to own if you find yourself snowed in. Fortunately, all are available on Amazon, so let's take a look.
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4 Ego Tools Any Homeowner Would Find Useful
EGO promises a selection of tools homeowners can get excited about that run off batteries but work like gas-powered tools. Here's the best of them.
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Boost Your Mac Performance With Intego Washing Machine X9
Keeping your Mac running smoothly needn't be a headache. SlashGear readers can save significantly on Integro's tools to avoid malware and beat system clutter.
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How To Customize The Screensaver On Your Kindle
Instead of showing an ad as a screensaver, it's possible to get a nice book cover instead. You might have to spend a bit of extra money, though.
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The Worst F-35 Crashes (And Why They Happened)
Recent events in the news have brought the safety history of the F-35 jet into the spotlight, though there's no discernible common cause between all of them.
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5 Tools And Gadgets You'll Want For Your Keychain
They may be small, but having certain tools and gadgets on your keychain can come in handy when you least expect it. Here are five we tested to consider.
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Why The Russian SU-35 Fighter Jet Is Such A Big Deal For Iran's Military
Iran's recent acquisition of Russian SU-35 fighter jets may seem like a massive boost for its military prowess in the air, but the reality is nuanced.
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Narwal's Innovative Technology Is Put To Incredible Use With The Narwal Flow
Narwal's state-of-the-art robot vacuums have set a new bar for home cleaning, earning a SlashGear Innovation Award at this year's CES trade show in Las Vegas.
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