What Was The Top Speed Of The First Gas-Powered Car?
These days, some of the fastest cars on the market can surpass 250 mph. It's impressive considering the top speed of the first gas-powered car back in 1886.
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Asteroids And Earth's Fate: Are We Really Prepared To Prevent A Catastrophe?
Humanity is better prepared than ever before to prevent a large asteroid from crashing into Earth, but there's more work, and surveillance, to be done.
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This Manual Espresso Gadget Is One Fun 'Robot,' But Is It Worth The Price Tag? Users Weigh In
Espresso makers can come in at a variety of price points, but is the price of this popular manual espresso maker enough to turn off some users?
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How To Clean A Harley-Davidson Fat Boy Air Filter (And When You Should Replace It, Instead)
You can make a Harley-Davidson Fat Boy air filter last with a ritual of proper maintenance, but how do you clean one and when should it finally be replaced?
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5 More Motorcycles With Notoriously High Maintenance Costs
A motorcycle may be a luxury buy for most, but if you're looking to save on maintenance costs, avoid these five motorcycles with sky-high maintenance.
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Amazon's Top-Selling Oil Filter May Surprise You - Here's Why
On Amazon, five of the top 10 best-selling oil filters come from FRAM, which may come as a surprise to anyone who is familiar with the brand.
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Who Makes The World's Most Durable Laptops?
These days, most laptops are designed to be as slim and lightweight as possible. For some industries, however, rugged and durable laptops are necessary.
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Shark's Popular Robot Vacuum Is Over 50% Off On Amazon, And It's Selling Fast
Just days before Black Friday, Amazon is selling a highly rated Shark robot vacuum for a whopping half off. Here's what you're getting with the purchase.
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5 Reasons You Might Want To Stop Using HDMI Cables
HDMI is pretty much the global standard in A/V connection these days, but that doesn't mean it's a perfect solution for everyone — far from it, in fact.
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Why Do Bikers Put Bandanas On Their Forks? Here's What Riders Say
Bikers use bandanas for several reasons, but why do they put them on their motorcycle forks? Here's what riders have to say about it.
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Why Your Motorcycle Battery Keeps Dying So Fast (And Possible Solutions)
A dead motorcycle battery might not seem like a big deal, but if it happens repeatedly you should do some basic troubleshooting and maintenance.
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Using A Traffic Cone To Reserve A Public Parking Spot Is Both Illegal And A Jerk Move
The parking situation is getting so bad that residents are placing traffic cones and other objects down to reserve spots in front of their homes.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Third-Party DeWalt Battery Chargers
Dewalt's battery chargers can be an expensive purchase, but are there any safety risks associated with purchasing a charger from a third-party?
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This German Classic Car Graveyard Is A Work Of Automotive Art
Michael Fröhlich purchased several cars from the year of his birth, removed the oil, and simply left them in a forested area so nature can reclaim them.
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Nvidia Wants To Use Your Uber Rides To Train The Next Generation Of Self-Driving Cars
Nvidia wants to partner with Uber to train future self-driving vehicles. Here's how both companies are perfectly poised to accelerate the technology forward.
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I Know Why The 2026 Honda Prelude Is Priced That Way, But I'm Still Disappointed
The 2026 model of the Honda Prelude is going be very pricey for a family car. Honda thinks the tech involved makes it worth it, but we're not so sure.
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What Safety Protocols Must Be Abided On An Aircraft Carrier Flight Deck?
An aircraft carrier can be a dangerous place to work, but there are plenty of rules and protocols that must be followed in order to keep crew members safe.
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13 Of The Best Ford Truck Colors Of All Time
Ford has painted its trucks in every shade imaginable, but some colors built a legacy. This roundup walks through the standouts enthusiasts still chase.
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Hollywood Is Creating 'Digital Doubles' To Protect Actors From AI
With fears of Hollywood replacing them with AI counterparts, actors are fighting back by creating their own digital replicas that they own themselves.
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These Massive CA Data Centers Are Sitting Empty – And It Could Stay That Way For Years
Artificial Intelligence demands enormous amounts of electricity, and for some new datacenter developments, the supply doesn't yet exist.
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Every Generation Of Honda CR-V Ranked Worst To Best
If you're eyeing a used CR-V, this breakdown shows the patterns, the pitfalls, and the standouts that make certain years far easier to live with.
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You're Probably Plugging These Everyday Devices Into The Wrong USB Port
Whenever anybody needs to plug in a USB device to their computer, they connect it to the first port they see, but not all USB ports provide the same speeds.
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If Meta Ruined VR For You, Valve Has Good News
Let's face it: VR isn't nearly as exciting as it once was, no thanks to Meta. Thankfully, Valve seems to have remembered what made it all so fun.
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Yes, Tractor Supply Has A Trailer Rental Service - How It Works And Pricing
If you need a trailer only for one or two small jobs, renting one may be a good option for you. If you have a Tractor Supply nearby, it's inexpensive and easy.
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Spark Plugs Seized? Here's What Causes It & How To Remove Them
Replacing your spark plugs is important and usually a fairly simple process, but if they seize in the cylinder heads it's an entirely different matter.
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Why Does Ford Still Put Keypads On Its Cars Doors?
Ford's SecuriCode system allows drivers to access their car interior without the need for keys or fobs, which can be useful for granting access.
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Coffee Lovers Have Waited Years For This New Gadget, And It's Finally Here
Making coffee without a power source is about to become a whole lot easier with this new gadget, and it might even replace your electric one.
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