10 Iconic Discontinued Gadgets From The 2010s (And Why We Miss Them)
Some gadgets from the 2010s were ahead of their time, others just fun while they lasted. Here are 10 we remember more fondly than we expected to.
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What Are Helicopter Blades Made Of?
Helicopters are a marvel of modern aviation technology, but given that the rotor blades are doing all of the heavy work, what are they made of?
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Yes, Dick's Sporting Goods Sells Swiss Army Knives - Here's How Much They Cost
If you're looking for a Swiss Army Knife, you can head down to your local Dick's Sporting Goods. Here's how much you can expect to pay if you buy one.
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10 Of The Most Impressive Experimental Fighter Jets That Never Entered Service
These experimental fighter jets may have been bold and cutting-edge, but they never made it into active service or combat.
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Are Harley-Davidson Riding Boots Any Good? Here's What Users Are Saying
Harley-Davidson may be a top motorcycle brand, but does the gear they manufacture measure up? Specifically, are their boots worth the money?
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This Emergency Rescue Robot Is A Real Parkour Master
Advancements in robotics have led to companies using robots in emergencies. This quadruped robot can easily navigate terrain to help out in rescue situations.
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Why Military Logistics Is Just As Important As Firepower When It Comes To Winning Wars
While firepower makes a difference directly on the battlefield, logistical operations can turn the tide of war at many points off and on the battlefield.
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13 Cars Predicted To Be Discontinued By 2026
Check out these 13 cars new while you can, as they are all projected to be discontinued by the time the calendar turns to 2026.
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Building A Small Form Factor PC? Don't Forget To Consider These 10 Things First
Small form factor PCs are no different from regular computers in the sense that you can tailor them to your needs, but they do take more consideration to build.
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What Does HEMI Mean? Here's Where The Engine Got Its Name
Undoubtedly, you know a little something about HEMIs, but do you know what the name means? Here's where the high-performance engine got its name.
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Yes, Makita Makes A Coffee Machine And It Might Be Perfect For Camping
Making coffee while camping requires any number of work-arounds, but Makita has a battery-powered coffee maker that is perfect for your camp site.
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Why Do Batteries Have A Positive And Negative Side? (And Do They Always Have To Be Facing Opposite?)
Most people take batteries for granted without ever thinking about the significance of the positive and negative terminals or if they're even needed.
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These Settings Make iOS 26's New Liquid Glass Feature Even Better
Apple's next operating system will utilize a new concept called Liquid Glass as it's primary UI, but it might have readability concerns. Here's how to fix that.
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What Happened To The ChangEd App From Shark Tank Season 9?
The ChangEd app made its Shark Tank debut with the promise of helping students maintain their loan information, but what happened to it after the show?
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What's The Powder Inside Airbags? (And Is It Dangerous?)
There are two kinds of powder associated with airbags. One of them is harmless and the other is not. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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Why Are Some Trailers Called Fifth Wheels?
You may have heard of a camper trailer referred to as a "fifth wheel". We take a look at where that term came from and why it's still used today.
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How Many Ships Could Be In The Russian Navy's 'Shadow Fleet'?
The Russian Navy has been using a shadow fleet in order to get around western sanctions. While the number of ships isn't confirmed, here's what we suspect.
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How Israel's Iron Dome Works (And Why It Doesn't Intercept Every Missile)
As tensions continue to rise between Israel and Iran, both are preparing for the worst. The former, has the Iron Dome, but it doesn't intercept every missile.
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What Happened To The LIFTiD Headband From Shark Tank Season 12?
The LiftiD headband came to Shark Tank with a promise to help users using a mild electric shock that would facilitate neurostimulation, but what happened next?
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Why You Should Avoid Scanning An Unknown QR Code
QR codes can act as a convenient shortcut but, in the right hands, it can also be a tool for scammers. Here's why you should avoid scanning unknown QR codes.
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Do Car Batteries Lose Charge When Not In Use? Parasitic Drain, Explained
Car batteries can lose charge when not in use thanks to what's called parasitic drain. Here's a look at why that happens and how you can avoid a dead battery.
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Why Ukraine's Drones Have Fiber Optic Cables Attached, Explained
You may have seen some striking images on social media where entire fields and city streets in Ukraine are covered in a dense tangle of glistening thread.
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Bad News WhatsApp Users: Ads Have Finally Arrived
For years, the Meta messaging and video calling app, WhatsApp, has been ad-free. However, that's all about to change. Here's what you need to know.
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Some European Countries Are Ditching Microsoft Software For Good (And Here's Why That Matters)
Several European governments and organizations have decided to drop Microsoft products like Office or Windows in favor of open-source equivalents. Here's why.
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How The PLAUD Note And NotePin Use Agentic AI To Optimize Your Workflow
If you're tuning out of meetings or classes because you're too busy transcribing, an AI-powered notetaker could be the answer.
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2 Tire Brands That Also Make Golf Balls
Golf and tires might not seem like two things that would go hand in hand, but there are two tire brands that also produce golf balls and have for years.
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Yes, Harbor Freight Sells Sandblasters, But Are They Any Good? Here's What Users Say
Harbor Freight has a low-cost option for most tools, including sandblasters, but are they any good? Here's how real-world users judge the available options.
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