What Is The Hole On At The End Of A Tape Measure For?
If you have ever used a tape measure, you may have noticed a little hole or slot on the end of it. We'll tell you what that is and what it's for.
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10 Surprising Ways Racing Technology Has Made Your Car Better
Auto racing is about much more than speed. Find out how racing technology made its way into production vehicles, improving our rides along the way.
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Is Chevrolet Really Releasing A Hybrid Malibu In 2026?
Even though it's pretty immediately clear the Chevrolet Malibu isn't coming back, a rumor is implying that the Malibu will return in hybrid form next year.
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What Is Renewable Diesel & How Is It Different From Biodiesel
Biodesel and renewable diesel promise to completely change how we approach diesel fuel and engines with more sustainable fuel, but what sets them apart?
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10 Of The Best VPN Services Available In 2025
With VPNs as in-demand as ever, SlashGear's Jordan Wirth looks at not only the best VPNsin 2025, but what makes each of them unique to one another.
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Here's What The Optical Audio Port On Your TV Is For
Back before the dawn of time (or at least, before wireless tech was as prevalent as it is now), the optical port served an important function. It still can.
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How Fast Do Lime Scooters Go? A Look At Their Top Speed
Lime scooters are just about everywhere these days, and you can use them to get around a city if you need to. Here's how fast they can take you.
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10 Smart Furniture Options That Can Bring Your Living Room Into The Future
Smart objects are nothing new, but you will find as many use cases as any for smart furniture that can transform your living room.
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Amazon Fire TV Vs. Vizio V-Series: Which Offers Better Value?
Both the Amazon Fire TV and the Vizio V-Series offer similar packages, but which TV is the better overall value based on how you'll be using it?
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Yes, You Can Order From Amazon Japan In The US: What You Need To Know First
Amazon's Japanese site has a lot of products you can't find elsewhere. The good news is a lot of them ship to America, and it's easy to get it set up.
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Every Pontiac Powered By The GM 60° V6 Engine
V8s get all the attention, but the 60° V6 was a General Motors mainstay for decades. Check out the Pontiacs that made the most of this workhorse.
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What It Means When A Car Is Called A Lemon (And How To Avoid Buying One)
If you've ever gone shopping for a car, you've likely heard some troublesome cars referred to as a lemon. Here's how to avoid buying a lemon yourself.
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What Does A Circle With An Exclamation Mark Mean On Your Car's Dashboard?
Your car's warning lights can let you know when something needs immediate attention, and a circle with an exclamation mark is one you'll want to check ASAP.
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Why Doesn't Amazon Do Price Matching? Here's Its Explanation
Many retailers offer price matching if you find an item cheaper somewhere else. Why doesn't Amazon match its competitors' prices, and what can you do about it?
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What Does SS Stand For On A Ship?
If you have ever seen a boat with the letters "SS" on it, you might have wondered what those letters (and other letters) mean. Here's what you need to know.
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What Are Those Black Ovals On Your AirPods For?
AirPods are one of the most popular headphone brands in the world, but many people have no idea what those black ovals on the top of them actually do.
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How Fast Is The Honda GB350S? A Look At Its Top Speed And Performance
The Honda GB350S is a charming smaller motorcycle that can safely take riders through urban streets and down country roads. However, how fast can it ride?
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Do Cadillacs Use The Same Engines Found In Chevrolet Vehicles?
With both brands being owned by GM, it makes sense that some parts will be shared between platforms. But what about engines?
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10 SUVs Likely To Last 250,000 Miles
10 SUVs that are built to go the distance, with many reaching 250,000 miles or more. Reliability data and owner reports highlight the most durable options.
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Can Makita Batteries Fit Other Brands' Tools? Compatibility Explained
Makita, like other manufacturers of cordless tools, has its own proprietary battery system, though there are adapters out there. Are they worth the money?
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What Is The Top Speed Of Indy 500 Cars?
Indy 500 cars are built to endure high speeds for extended periods of time, which means these cars can boast performance that even outpaces F1 cars.
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What Does A Dead Pixel Look Like? (And Can It Be Fixed?)
Screens present incredibly crisp and detailed images with the use of pixels, but a dead pixel can make the entire screen unusable. But can you fix them?
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10 Of The Best Modular Tool Boxes With Drawers, Ranked Cheapest To Most Expensive
Modular tool boxes with slide out doors have become a must have for pros and DIYers, so we're taking a look at 10 of the best and ranking them by price.
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How To Change The Battery In A Chevy Key Fob
On modern Chevrolet key fobs, the key itself is used as a tool to help you swap out the old battery for a new one.
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5 Ways You Can Use USB Flash Drives For More Than Just File Storage
If you're a casual user, you probably think of a USB flash drive as simply a place to store files or photos. Here are five other ways to make good use of one.
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10 Things To Know Before Buying A Ford Bronco (New Or Used)
The Ford Bronco is an American off-roading icon. If you're in the market to make one your very own, check out our list of 10 things to know before buying.
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5 Cheap But Highly-Rated Electric Scooters You Can Buy In 2025
If you're looking for a simple scooter with steady speeds and a long battery life check out these five affordable but highly-rated models.
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