5 Safety Features You Should Consider For Your Next Phone
Learn how your smartphone’s built-in safety tools can protect you in emergencies, prevent theft, and keep you focused and secure on the road.
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13 Trains That Take You Through America's Most Colorful Fall Rides
With autumn colors arriving, it's the perfect time to take the scenic route and ride the train. And there are a lot of pretty routes on offer across the U.S.
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What Samsung's New Refrigerator Ads Will Look Like (And How To Turn Them Off)
If you own a Samsung Family Hub refrigerator, you might be one of the owners who start seeing small advertisements on the cover screen whenever it wakes up.
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Amtrak's Latest Route Is So Popular, It Had To Add Another Train Car
Rail travel isn't quite as popular as driving, at least not in the U.S., but one line is proving to be such a hit that Amtrak's had to expand capacity.
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What Does Collate Mean When Printing?
Most printers have an option to "collate," but what does the function do? It's really handy if you're printing multiple copies of multi-page documents.
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Why Can't You Play PS5 Games From An External Hard Drive? What You Need To Know
The PlayStation 5 is one of the best gaming consoles on the market, but a peculiar feature makes it impossible to play from an external hard drive.
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An Electronic Eye Implant Is Helping People See Again - Here's How The Tech Works
Trials show that a new wireless eye implant is improving the sight of people with severe vision loss. We explain how the tech works and what the results are.
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This 17 Portable Blackstone Griddle Is Less Than $170 On Amazon Right Now - Here's What Buyers Say About It
Nothing is nicer than going on a relaxing camping trip with a portable griddle, allowing you to cook on a flat, even surface rather than over an open fire.
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This Decade-Old DSLR Camera Captured 2025's Wildlife Photo Of The Year
An old DSLR, a ghost town, and one elusive predator. Discover how a decade-long quest led to 2025’s best wildlife photo — captured on a camera from 2014.
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5 Ways Apple's iOS & iPhone Changed The World
In many ways, Apple's iPhone has proven revolutionary for the company as well as the tech world at-large.
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Many Users Consider This App The Best 3D Scanner For iPhone
Modern Pro iPhone models have a LIDAR sensor on the back, and according to users, the best 3D scanner app to take advantage of this is Polycam.
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No, John Deere Isn't Coming Out With A Truck In 2026, But You Can Expect These Tractor Tech Upgrades
Another year, another set of rumors about a John Deere pickup truck. But while the truck isn't coming, the company will be introducing some notable updates.
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5 Amazon Finds That'll Instantly Upgrade Your Home Office For The Fall Season
Upgrade your home workspace with smart, affordable finds that boost comfort, cut clutter, and make remote work feel smoother through the fall season.
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Nvidia's Market Share Plummeted In China – From 95% To None
Nvidia is arguably the leading company in the AI frenzy, but it's not the dominant force everywhere, as its market share in China has dropped to zero.
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These Wireless Earbuds Are 75% Cheaper Than AirPods Pro, And Still An Amazon Top Choice
AirPods Pro too pricey? These affordable wireless earbuds have become an Amazon favorite for shoppers looking to save big.
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What Does 'Open Source' Actually Mean, And How Did It Start?
There is no shortage of available open source software out there. Some well-known examples are Mozilla Firefox and the Linux operating system.
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This Jet Engine Uses No Fuel – Only Microwaves And Air, According To Researchers
A new jet engine design may mean that future flights will require no fuel, reducing costs and helping the environment. It might be several years, though.
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T-Mobile Is Planning Major Changes That Could Leave Customers In The Lurch
T-Mobile is making big changes again, and while the current plans would only affect some users, they might see some pretty large disruptions as a result.
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AI Is Killing The Job Market For Young Coders, New Study Shows
While an education and background in coding was thought to be an easy way to secure a job, a new study finds that those opportunities are drying up.
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How Many USB Ports Do You Need On A Laptop? Here's What To Look For
USB ports are the lifeline of any PC, but your laptop may come with only a couple in order to keep its size down. So how many ports do you actually need?
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The Reason Why Jets Leave White Trails In The Sky
Seeing white streaks across the sky emanating from a jet is normal, here's what they are and how they affect us.
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Why Antennagate Was A Complete Disaster For Apple
After the iPhone 4's launch, a discovery was made about the device's cellular connectivity, resulting in events collectively referred to as Antennagate.
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How To Reset Your iPhone Without The Password
Forgetting your iPhone passcode can induce panic, but don't start worrying yet. There are a couple of ways to reset your iPhone regardless, and they're simple.
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Did This United Airlines Flight Really Get Slammed By Space Debris?
Recently a United Airlines suffered a cracked windshield in flight and had to divert, but did it really get hit by space debris? Here's what happened.
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5 Cheaper Alternatives To The Pixel Watch 4
Looking for a solid smartwatch without spending $400? These Android-friendly options balance features, battery life, and style for less.
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The US Army Has A Looming Problem: Too Many Drones
The U.S. Army use drones for a variety of missions, including surveillance, reconnaissance, and intelligence. Some are small enough to throw like a football.
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These Are The Best Cheap Chromebooks, According To Consumer Reports
These budget Chromebooks punch above their price, offering long battery life and smooth performance. See which models Consumer Reports recommends.
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