The Consumer Reports Scandal That Killed A Car Model In The US
A decades-old Consumer Reports controversy shook the auto industry and erased a popular SUV from U.S. roads. Here’s how it unfolded.
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5 Of The Worst Kia Engines Ever Made
Along with its sister-brand Hyundai, Kia has a long history of putting exceptionally reliable engines in its cars. However, not every one has been a winner.
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Solar Storms Are More Frequent In 2025 - Here's How They May Affect You
After a period of relative quiet on the surface of the sun, it is ramping up again in an era of high activity. It could affect your day-to-day life.
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4 Signs It's Time To Replace Your Computer Monitor
Without a working computer monitor, you obviously won't be able to get any tasks done. Here are four key warning signs yours is about to fail.
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How Fast Is The USB Port On The iPhone 17?
The iPhone 17 uses USB-C but is capped at USB 2.0 (480 Mb/s) data transfer speeds—even though it supports DisplayPort video output.
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How To Keep Your Ryobi Chainsaw Razor Sharp
Regardless of the brand, you will eventually need to sharpen the blade on your chainsaw after some use. Here's how to sharpen your Ryobi chainsaw blade.
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For $99K You Buy This Historic Riverboat On Facebook Marketplace
If you've ever wanted to own a riverboat so you can feel extra fancy while playing poker with your friends, The Bama Belle riverboat may just be for you.
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This Country Has The Most Expensive Internet (And It's By A Lot)
If you think your Internet bill is high, you'll be surprised to find it's likely a fraction of what users in one country pay in order to connect to the web.
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The US Navy Is Repairing Freedom-Class Combat Ships At Sea Now (And Here's Why It Matters)
The Freedom-class LCS isn't a large warship like the Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier, designed to stay near the coast while on deployment.
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Every Major North American Airline, Ranked By Reliability & Customer Satisfaction
Flying may bring no end of headaches these days, but by the numbers it's still the safest way to travel. Picking one of these airlines could cut down on hassle.
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Do DeWalt Miter Saws Come With A Laser Guide?
If you're wondering whether DeWalt miter saws have a laser to help guide your cut, they don't. That said, the manufacturer might be on to something better.
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Lowe's 'Deals Of The Day' Page Is Worth Watching So You Don't Miss Out On Cheap Tools
If you're looking to score new tools at a low price, Lowe's Deal of the Day page may be exactly what you're looking for in terms of tool discounts.
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With This Plasma Engine Prototype, The Possibility Of Traveling To Mars In 30 Days Gets Closer
While traditional rockets have gotten us into space for decades, newer tech is on the horizon, like this plasma engine that could get us to Mars much quicker.
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How Does Garmin Measure Body Battery?
Many smartwatch makers now gear their products and features for people who want to keep tabs on their bodies; this is how the Garmin Body Battery system works.
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Propane Generator Runtime: How Long Should One Last On A 20-Pound Tank?
Propane generators are especially reliable backups in rural areas when the power goes out, but how much power can you realistically get from a typical tank?
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Ukraine's New Fighter Jets Will Be More Technologically Advanced Than Its Current Fleet
Ukraine looks to be getting a big boost to its aerial warfare capabilities soon, with new planes from its allies bolstering the nation's fleet of fighters.
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13 Car Fads We Miss From The 1980s
A nostalgic look at the quirkiest, boldest car trends of the 1980s, from pop-up headlights to digital dashboards and everything wonderfully retro.
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Can You Leave Your Milwaukee Charger Plugged In All The Time?
It’s tempting to keep your Milwaukee charger always ready to go. But is it a good idea? We'll explain what the manufacturer says and why it's important.
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Kawasaki Versys 650 Vs 1100 – How Do The Two Touring Bikes Compare?
The Kawasake Versys line has a number of unique bikes, including 650 and 1100, but how do these iconic touring bikes compare to each other?
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UK Man Lost $960M Of Bitcoin To A Landfill – Here's His Latest Plan To Get It Back
What would you do got get 8,000 Bitcoin back? James Howells has tried and failed to dig it up, and so he's pivoting to a new digital method of retreiving it.
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The World's Largest Fusion Energy Experiment Is Entering A Critical Phase In The Project
The largest attempt at nuclear fusion to date is occurring in the south of France. Although it has run into some hiccups, it recently entered a new phase.
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Snapchat's Charging Certain Users Now For Saving Photos & Videos - Here's Why, And How Much
A major change to Snapchat may leave some users losing their Memories if they don't subscribe to a new service. Here's how to know if you're affected.
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Tesla Could Pay Elon Musk Up To $1 Trillion – But It Comes With A Catch
A proposed pay package for Tesla CEO Elon Musk could take his net worth to a whole new level if it happens, although there's no guarantee that it will.
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Common Problems With DeWalt's 18V To 20V Adapter (According To Users)
If you were a long-time user of DeWalt's 18V tools, you may find yourself in need of its 20V adapter. But what issues seem common to users who own it?
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Are Morimoto Headlights Worth The Hype? Here's What Users Are Saying
If you're looking to upgrade your headlights, one of the brands you'll definitely come across is Morimoto Headlights, but are they as good as the hype?
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5 Hidden Google Calendar Features You Need To Try Out ASAP
Ready to increase your productivity in Google Calendar? Try these hidden GCal features, from keyboard shortcuts to helpful hacks that you may not know about.
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California Forces Companies To Be More Reasonable With Vehicle Towing And Storage Fees
Anyone who has ever had their vehicle towed and impounded knows the costs can stack up. Luckily, a new bill in California will eliminate some of those fees.
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