NC Police At A Loss As Mysterious 'Tire-Puncture Devices' Litter County Road
Macon County drivers are reporting mysterious tire-puncturing objects on a rural roadway. Here’s what’s happening and why officials are investigating.
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Ikea's New Speakers Look Like Vintage Furniture – With Modern Sound Inside
Ikea has got a brand-new line of faux-vintage products on the way, aiming to bring pleasant light and high-quality sound to your living room in style.
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Who Makes Ryobi's Socket Sets? Here's What You Need To Know
The venerable Japanese tool brand no longer manufactures its own equipment, and fabrication is outsourced to factories across the world.
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Don't Waste Money On A New Wi-Fi Router Just Yet: Try Changing These Settings First
Your wi-fi router not allowing you to connect to the Internet can be a very stressful occasion, but try these quick tips before you buy a new device.
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Are New Corvettes Reliable? Consumer Reports Has This To Say About Them
The new C8 Corvette's redesign really shook things when it launched to widespread acclaim in 2020, but as the years have gone on, how reliable has it proved?
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New York Cracks Down On Companies Using Your Data For Personalized Pricing
Ever noticed that after you visit a product website page, you are then flooded with ads from the company? Well, New York is cracking down on that.
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15 Of The Best Free Streaming Services, According To Consumer Reports
The streaming jungle is wild, and with prices climbing ever higher, its good to remember there are still free options out there for the discerning cinephile.
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New York's Gas Stove Ban Seems To Have Hit A Snag
New York was set to join other US states in outright banning gas stoves, but lawmakers are holding out on the ban a little longer. What's going on, actually?
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These 5 Top-Rated Wireless HDMI Transmitters On Amazon Are Practically Future Proof
If you want to untangle the jumble of cords running behind your furniture without sacrificing picture quality, these wireless HDMI transmitters are the ticket.
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The Largest Demolition Projects Of All Time
Demolition satisfies a deep part of the human brain that enjoys seeing things come apart. These particular projects are some of the biggest demolitions ever.
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15 Of The Most Highly-Rated Gadgets You Can Find At Target
Whether it's the holiday season drawing closer or a loved one's birthday, Target has a tech gadget for every budget that would make a great gift.
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5 Exciting Harbor Freight Products Coming Out In 2026
As 2025 comes to a close, tool retail chain Harbor Freight has revealed a number of products it intends to release in 2026 to expand its popular brands.
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How To Measure Your Car's Horsepower At Home (And Why It's Useful)
Horsepower drops happen gradually, but it's measurable. Find out how a DIY check can expose performance changes and help trace the root of mechanical problems.
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5 Of The Worst-Looking Cars From The 1970s That We Wouldn't Be Caught Driving Today
The gas crises of the 1970s launched the Malaise Era, now remembered for underpowered cars, but let's not forget that they could be incredibly ugly, too.
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Which Major Power Tool Brand Has The Most Affordable Batteries?
Cordless power tools these days all have their own proprietary battery systems, so it makes sense to consider the brand with the most affordable batteries.
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America's Last Stick-Shift V8 Sedan Is On Its Way Out, And Don't Expect A Comeback
One of the last cars available with a manual transmission is an American sedan with a V8 engine. As it's bowing out, should we expect it to come back?
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Why Drivers Say The Porsche Carrera GT Is One Of The Most Dangerous Supercars Out There
It’s adored, feared, and often misunderstood. Find out what sets the Porsche Carrera GT apart, and why so many seasoned drivers treat it with extreme caution.
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5 Of The Best 3-Row SUVs, According To JD Power
If seating space is a high priority for you, but a full-size SUV is looking a little hard on the budget, these three-row SUVs could offer a potential solution.
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Toyota's 2026 Prius Plug-In Hybrid Beats The Honda Civic In More Than Just HP
Toyota’s newest Prius isn’t just efficient — it’s challenging the Civic in many ways. Let's look at the pros and cons of each car to see how they compare.
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Are Home-Built, Custom Motorcycles Street Legal? What You Need To Know
If you're going to put in the time and energy to build your own motorcycle, you might want to ride it on city streets. Here's what you need to know.
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15 Nifty Vevor Gadgets Worth Buying, According To Users
If you like tools that pull double duty or bring a little convenience to home projects, these well-rated Vevor picks are worth a closer look.
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7 Of The Most Boring Subaru Models Ever Designed
Subaru has a reputation for practical exploration-ready cars, but not all of its release have been so rough and ready. Some of these ones were downright boring.
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How Fast Was The Quickest Car From The '80s?
We may not necessarily associate the 1980s with high-performance motoring, but the quickest car to come out during the decade is still mighty impressive.
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What Is An HDMI Dummy Plug, And What Are They Used For?
If you've browsed HDMI cables and HDMI related products, you've probably encountered a small device called an HDMI dummy plug. What are they used for?
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5 Free Perks Anyone Can Get At Home Depot
Home Depot hides a few useful freebies in plain sight. Here’s a closer look at the perks that make planning, learning, and buying a lot simpler.
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Can You Clean A Car's O2 Sensor? (And Why You Might Need To)
Your car’s O2 sensor can cause rough running, bad mileage, and inspection nightmares. Can a quick clean save the day? Here's what you need to know.
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5 Easy 3D Printing Projects That Solve Everyday Problems
if you're looking for a way to make life easier with a 3D printer, here are a few items that don't require a lot of complicated work.
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