What Makes F1 Crashes So Incredibly Expensive
Formula 1 racing is equal parts popular, enthralling, and expensive. So, when a crash happens, what exactly makes it such a pricey event for F1 teams?
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The Hidden Google Maps Feature You Need To Use If You Have An Electric Car
For newly minted or otherwise unaware EV owners using Google Maps for navigation — make sure to check out this feature for those long road trips.
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iOS 16 Features That You're Missing Out On
Apple's release of iOS 16 unleashed an exciting catalog of new or enhanced functions. These are the iOS 16 features that you might be missing out on.
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Today's Wordle Answer #510 - November 11, 2022 Solution And Hints
Today's Wordle answer is purely for champions — or at least it will be when you get it. Of course, if you need help with that, we've got hints (and the answer).
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Leitz Phone 2 Is Leica's Newest Android Handset For Photographers
Leica is back with a second-generation version of its Leitz Phone. The Android handset, which was made by Sharp, sports a huge camera and an iconic red dot.
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The Interesting Story Behind NASCAR Banning The 1970 Plymouth Superbird
The Superbird was so dominant that NASCAR dropped the ban hammer on the lot of them for the 1971 season
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Why So Many Porsche Fans Don't Like The 924
The Porsche 924 started as a Volkswagen and ended up getting promoted to join the illustrious Porsche lineup.
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US DOJ Wants Binance To Reveal What It Learned About FTX
The Department of Justice, among other authorities, reportedly reached out to Binance and asked what it learned about FTX during acquisition talks.
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Elon Musk's Twitter Has Officially Caught The FTC's Attention
After getting drawn into a legal tussle for firing employees, Twitter is now staring at serious regulatory scrutiny. The FTC says it is concerned.
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The Reason You Shouldnt Buy An Electric Car Unless You Own A Home
Owning an electric vehicle can be hard, especially if you don't have the ability to charge your car at home. In some places, public infrastructure isn't ready.
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Elon Musk Vows To Remove Twitter's Old, 'Corrupt' Verification Checkmarks
No one knows what the future of Twitter holds, but one thing is clear: verified checkmarks no longer mean a user is verified, and the changes aren't over yet.
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How To Update Your Wi-Fi Router's Firmware And Why You Might Want To
Updating your router's firmware keeps your home network safe and secure. We'll show you how to update the most popular routers on the market.
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Latest Windows 11 Preview Build Tests Big Task Manager Changes
Windows 11 Preview Build 22621.891 has arrived for Insiders, and it brings with it two key changes to Task Manager, which recently got a design update.
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What You Need To Do If You Forgot Your Password On Windows 11
Forgetting your password happens to anyone, even if we do our best to keep our tech secure. Here's what to do if you forget your password on Windows 11.
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Why Chrysler Used The Leaning Tower Of Power Slant-6 For Almost 25 Years
The Chrysler "Slant-6 was introduced as an economy option for customers that wanted usable power but didn't want it to use as much gas as a larger V8.
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Here's Why You Can't Trust Amazon Ratings Anymore
With thousands of products available on Amazon, there's a new scheme rising in fake five-star ratings that could significantly reduce their legitimacy.
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Amazon Upgrades Its Delivery Drone With Next-Gen MK30
Amazon dreams of a future in which drones zig-zag around the sky, delivering packages directly to customers. The new MK30 model is a step in that direction.
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Twitter Verification Should Be Free For One Simple Reason
Why you won't see me trying to pay eight dollars a month for Elon Musk to give me a verified blue check mark on Twitter.
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Musk Kills Remote Work At Twitter While Setting Big Subscription Goal
Elon Musk is getting rid of remote work at Twitter. Effective immediately, all employees of Twitter will need to be in the office 40 hours per week.
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Steve Jobs' Old Birkenstock Sandals Are Up For Auction
Among all the Apple memorabilia collectors out there, it's hard to say Steve Jobs' sandals are a highly sought after item — but they're up for auction anyway.
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New Chrome Extension Shows You Who Paid For Their Twitter Checkmarks
A new browser extension filters out and displays those who are actually verified and those who have merely paid for verification on Twitter.
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This Chrome Extension Can Steal Passwords, Initiate DDoS Attacks From Your PC
Security analysts working at Zimperium, a cybersecurity company, recently came across a malicious browser extension that can compromise PCs in multiple ways.
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Twitter Bars New Users From Subscribing To Blue
Musk is navigating the waters of the new Twitter Blue changes, but changes to the terms and conditions could help prevent the ease of impersonation and abuse.
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High-Profile Employees Jump Ship As Twitter Could Face Billions In FTC Fines
Reports from inside Twitter indicate that all is not well with Elon Musk's version of the company, and that includes leaks revealing potential FTC troubles.
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Things Only Hardcore Gearheads Know About The AMC Gremlin
The AMC Gremlin was the car maker's first attempt at a subcompact car. It was unique and quirky. We give you fun facts about this not-so-little car.
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The Oracle Red Bull Racing F1 Team Designed An eScooter You Can Buy
Oracle Red Bull Racing has unveiled its newest eScooter, the RBS#01, claiming the new performance model is inspired by the team's F1 engineering prowess.
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Here's Why Electric Cars Are Getting Even More Expensive
While already not cheap, electric cars are becoming more expensive to own. Here's why, and what we might be able to expect for the future of the EV market.
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