E-Bikes Do Have A Legal Limit In California - Here's What You Should Know
E-bikes are becoming more and more common globally. If you want to ride one in California, there are some strict regulations that you should know about.
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iOS 26 Made One Of Apple Maps' Best Features Even Better
Like with any major iOS update, iOS 26 brought a whole host of new features and improvements, including a very useful improvement to Siri and Apple Maps.
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This Budget Airline Abruptly Canceled All Flights – And It Won't Be Issuing Refunds
Ticketholders for this budget airline may be hosed, as the company seems to have abruptly closed up shop without warning. Here's what to do if you're affected.
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You Shouldn't Store Passwords In Your Web Browser — Here's Why
It's easy to think that the password managers your web browser recommends you to use are secure enough, but it's not as simple as you might imagine.
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Anyone Can Buy Unclaimed Amazon Packages – Here's Where You Can Find Them
For a variety of reasons, Amazon packages may not be able to make it to the place of delivery. When that happens, undeliverable packages are sold elsewhere.
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Samsung & Google Show Off Their Answer To The Apple Vision Pro
The Apple Vision Pro is getting some new competition in the form of an Android-based XR headset collaboration from Samsung and Google, and it costs a lot less.
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5 Of The Most Highly Rated Gadgets You Can Find At IKEA
Find practical and well-rated IKEA gadgets that make daily life easier, from smart lighting to kitchen helpers and portable speakers for any space.
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Here's Why You Don't Need To Cover Your HVAC Unit This Winter
While it might seem logical to put a tarp or other cover over your HVAC unit's compressor during the winter month, it isn't necessarily required.
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5 Android Phones To Avoid In 2025 (And What To Buy Instead)
There's an Android phone for every occasion. Actually, there are several — here are the ones you should avoid, and some alternatives you should pick instead.
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Yes, You Can Get AppleCare On A Refurbished iPhone - But There's A Catch
Even refurbished iPhones can be expensive, so buyers may be interested in protecting their purchase with AppleCare. This is possible, but not always.
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This Is Considered The Best Major Cellular Carrier In Terms Of Customer Satisfaction
The best smartphones are useless if your service isn't up to par, and this company keeps its customers happier than any other cell provider in the U.S.
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MIT Is One Step Closer To Having Building-Sized Batteries With This Innovative Tech
Moving, storing, and managing electric power is a major logistical challenge, but new research from MIT scientists could help mitigate those issues.
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Is Bluetooth Secure? Risks You Need To Know If You Leave It On Your Devices All The Time
You probably use Bluetooth to connect any number of things to your computer and/or cell phone, but is it actually safe to leave your Bluetooth enabled?
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This Device Can Replace Google When You Need Information Without An Internet Connection
More than half the world's population can connect to the internet, but for people in remote locations or extreme poverty this device can provide limited access.
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Can You Shoot Down A Drone Over Your Property? Here's What The FAA Says
Most people just ignore drones flying around, but easily-annoyed gunowners might be tempted to shoot one down. However, the FAA might not like that.
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Is The Firman Tri-Fuel Generator At Costco Any Good? Here's What Users Say
If you're in the market for a generator to safeguard your home this winter, Costco offers a powerful Firman Tri-Fuel Generator, but what do users think of it?
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What Does USB4 2.0 Actually Mean And Do Your Devices Really Need It?
A faster USB standard has arrived, but before you upgrade all your gear, it’s worth knowing whether your current setup even needs it.
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How Many Games Can You Store On A 1TB PS5?
1 TB used to be more than enough storage space for a gaming console, but by today's standards, you're not fitting an entire gaming library on there.
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Should You Plug A Space Heater Into A Power Strip? Know This Before You Do
Plugging a space heater into a power strip could turn a cozy night into a fire risk. Here's everything you need to know about this important safety rule.
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5 iPad Settings That Can Instantly Extend Your Battery Life
Simple tweaks in your iPad settings can make a big difference to battery life, helping you get more hours of use without constantly reaching for the charger.
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5 Handy Built-In Windows Apps You Probably Didn't Know Exist
Learn what hidden Windows tools can make your PC faster, safer, and more productive without installing a single extra app.
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Ollie's Bargain Outlet Is Opening More Stores – How Does It Compare To Amazon?
Ollie's is expanding, bringing its bargain-centric business model to customers in nine more U.S. states. Here's how it stacks up against Amazon.
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This Cheap Android Phone Looks Near-Identical To The Latest iPhone, But We're Still Not Falling For It
Behind Samsung and Apple, Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo are some of the top smartphone brands. One of them has a phone that looks very similar to the latest iPhone.
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There's A Reason Why People Are Believing This Phone Scam In California - It Involves The Police
These days, phone scammers are getting more and more creative. In some states like California, their schemes are even starting to involve law enforcement.
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Why Airlines Still Use Ancient Dot Matrix Printers To Print Your Boarding Pass
It might seem like an odd choice, but it turns out there are very good reasons why airlines continue to rely on dot matrix printers. Here's what we know.
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The Best Android Tablet Alternatives For Every iPad Model In 2025
The world of tablets might seem like a small one if you've only ever used iPads, but every Apple device has an Android equivalent, and then more.
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This System Lets NYC Buses Issue Traffic Tickets – No Cops Involved
Typically, traffic tickets are issued by law enforcement officers. In New York City, however, a new system allows buses to administer them for violations.
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