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Accessories and Peripherals By Bob Sharp 3 months ago

USB 3.2 Gen 1 Vs. Gen 2: What's The Difference?

USB naming conventions have always been confusing, but perhaps none more so than USB 3.2 Gen 1 and Gen 2. Here's what you need to know about the two standards.

Technology By Cassidy Ward 3 months ago

10 Dumb Home Devices And Appliances You Can Upgrade With A Smart Plug

Turn everyday appliances into smarter, more efficient tools using a simple smart plug. It’s an easy upgrade that works with what you already own.

A red 2025 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid in a parking lot at night

SUVs and Crossovers By Dave Goldberg 3 months ago

Toyota Hybrid SUVs: Which Models Are Still Sold & Which Have Been Discontinued?

Toyota has gone all-in on hybrid tech for most of its vehicles. Here are all the hybrid SUVs the automaker currently sells, and the ones that it's left behind.

Gray current-generation Ford Mustang seen from behind right

Cars By Michael Sullivan 3 months ago

Every New Ford Model You Can Buy With An EcoBoost Engine

Ford's EcoBoost engine has been on the scene since 2010. Fast forward 15 years, and the Blue Oval has EcoBoosts in various displacements across many models.

Car Accessories By Quina Baterna 3 months ago

Why Do Some Cars Have Multiple Shark Fins On The Roof?

Have you ever noticed some cars have multiple shark fins on the roof? There's actually a reason for this. Here's everything you need to know.

Laptops By Adnan Ahmed 3 months ago

What Laptop Batteries Are Made Of (And Why It Matters)

Like a vehicle, your laptop battery is essential for it to work and while it doesn't seem important, what they are made of matters. Here's why.

A parked Honda Clarity 2020 model red color

Electric Vehicles By Zohaib Ahmed 3 months ago

Is A Honda Clarity Worth Buying Today? Here's What Owners Have To Say

When the Honda Clarity first came out, it was considered ahead of its time. Even though, it is now discontinued, is it worth buying a used one today?

Man holding an HP Chromebook and a phone

Technology By Lynnae Williams 3 months ago

Chrome OS Vs Android: How They're Different (And Why It Matters)

Chrome OS and Android are both part of Google's vast mobile and digital ecosystem. However, there are key differences between the two. Here's why it matters.

Space By Jack O'Neill 3 months ago

10 Gadgets To Get You Started With Stargazing

Stargazing begins by simply looking up, but these gadgets go a long way in unlocking the mysteries of the night sky. Get more acquainted with the universe.

Aviation By Jonathan H. Kantor 3 months ago

Fury: America's New Superweapon Is A True Technological Marvel

Anduril Technologies is in the process of developing a superweapon it's calling Fury, which will be the first vehicle of its kind. It's quite the marvel.

A man with protective gear measuring some wood in a woodworking shop

Tools By Nate Williams 3 months ago

Where (And When) Did Woodworking Originate?

Woodworking is a skill that's difficult to master, but absolutely worth it. Humans have been making things out of wood for ages, but where does it originate?

Cars By Rob Rich 3 months ago

Can You Tow An Automatic Car In Neutral?

Even the best cars will probably need to be towed at least once. But what do you do if it's an automatic? Can you just pop it into neutral? Here's the lowdown.

2026 Toyota TRD Pro Family in Wave Maker blue

Cars By Mike Garrett 3 months ago

Which Toyota Models Will Have The New 'Wave Maker' Color? (And What Makes It So Special?)

Toyota's going to make a huge splash with its new Wave Maker color. Here are the models getting this fancy new paintjob, and why it's so cool.

Motorcycles By Nate Williams 3 months ago

Why Do Some People Raise The Rear Ride Height On Their Motorcycle?

Not everybody raises the ride height on their motorcycle, but there are those who do. Why do they do that and what are its benefits and drawbacks?

Auto Mechanic using a computer for problem searching the engine of a car.

Cars By Casey Cooper 3 months ago

How Much Do Volvos Cost To Maintain? Here's How Much You Might End Up Paying

If you're in the market for a Volvo, you ought to know how much it costs to maintain the vehicle over time. The info might help you make a deision.

Light blue DEF sign photographed in the evening

Cars By Philip Kambutu 3 months ago

What Can Happen If You Use Expired Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF)?

Refilling DEF is part and parcel of owning a diesel. But what happens if you use expired DEF instead of fresh fluid? Here's what you should know.

Vintage technological inventions placed in a museum

Technology By Syeda Laiba Alam 3 months ago

The Hottest New Tech In 1975 That Blew Everyone Away

The innovations of 1975 may seem rudimentary compared to a brand new iPhone, but when these devices first debuted, they shook the world of technology.

The Yaber T2 Plus Outdoor Projector on a black shelf with a wood background with its remote and dongle resting on the front.

Home Entertainment Reviews By Steve Smith 3 months ago

Yaber T2 Plus Projector Review: Cut The Cord For Smart Outdoor Movies

The Yaber T2 Plus projector delivers a simple solution to those looking for outdoor smart TV projection with or without the power cord.

Crane removing small plane from house after crash

Technology By Samyak Goswami 3 months ago

How Common Are Plane Crashes (On Average) In 2025?

A few fatal plane crashes have made big news in early 2025, but has flying really become more dangerous? Here are the numbers that tell the whole story.

A Yamaha-branded red fuel tank on a modern Yamaha motorcycle

Motorcycles By Mark Cowley 3 months ago

What Was Yamaha's First Motorcycle And How Much Is It Worth Today?

Yamaha has established itself as one of the premier motorcycle manufacturers on the global scene. How did it all begin? What was Yamaha's first bike?

The Cessna 172 flown by Robert Timm and John Cook to set the record for the world's longest airplane flight (64 days, 22 hours, 19 minutes and 5 seconds), now hanging in McCarran International Airport, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Technology By Eli Shayotovich 3 months ago

Just How Long Was The Longest Flight In History? (And What Kind Of Plane Did They Use?)

You might be surprised to learn the circumstance of the record-holding flight and why it was pursued.

Left-side landing gear of passenger jet, rear view, parked with tire chock in-place

Technology By Madeline Cuccio 3 months ago

How Much Rubber Do Airplane Tires Leave On The Runway? (And How It's Removed)

Landings are rough on aircraft wheels -- you can probably tell from the noises and smoke alone. How much rubber is left behind, and how is it cleaned up?

Technology By Keyede Erinfolami 3 months ago

Why Are Ships Given Female Names? A Look At The Tradition's History

Ever wondered why ships are often given female names? Explore the historical roots and cultural reasons behind this maritime tradition.

Father sitting with child on floor while working

Accessories and Peripherals By Alli Hill 3 months ago

10 Fun Tech Gadgets Parents Actually Want

Parenting can be hectic, but there are plenty of gadgets out there that can make your day a little bit easier. Here's the best tech for parents.

A girl wearing an Oura Ring 3 on her index finger.

Wearables By Aman Kumar 3 months ago

Why Your Oura Ring Keeps Disconnecting (And How To Fix It)

The Oura ring is having its moment in the spotlight, offering wearable tech with a smaller device. What do you do if it won't stay connected to your phone?

Truck towing a trailer through the mountains

Cars By Mark Cowley 3 months ago

What Are Air Lift Airbags And Do You Need Them For Your Suspension?

Air Lift makes suspension kits for cars and trucks alike, but what do the company's airbags do, exactly? And do you need to install a set on your vehicle?

Technology By Stephen Fogel 3 months ago

How Did Embraer Get Started Making Jets? A Look At The Company's History

Embraer is a Brazilian aircraft manufacturer known for its commercial jets, but how did it get started on this path

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