Can Your Samsung Galaxy Watch Get Wet? The Wearable's Water Resistance Explained
If you're an avid swimmer, you might want to wear your Samsung Galaxy Watch while exercising.
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12 Useful WeatherTech Products Other Than Car Mats And Truck Liners
WeatherTech products are a popular choice for automobile owners due to their durability. Here are a few of the lesser-known accessories from the manufacturer.
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What Engine Is Cadillac Using In The New F1 Team?
General Motors surprised racing fans when Cadillac entered the F1 ring, but what engine will the new contender vehicle feature when it debuts?
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What Does ARM Stand For In Smartphones And Computers?
Although they're most closely associated with mobile devices, the tech industry has seen a massive push to use ARM chips in laptops and even desktop computers.
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What Does 81 Mean To Hells Angels Bikers?
To members of one of America's biggest outlaw motorcycle clubs, the number 81 has a meaning that has nothing to do with Terrell Owens or Night Train Lane.
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How To Switch Your Stadia Controller To Bluetooth (And Why You Need To Act Fast)
While Google Stadia might be long gone, the controllers created for the service may still have some life left in them. Here's how to convert them to Bluetooth.
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SlashGear Presents The 2024 Holiday Gift Guide
The SlashGear team wants your Christmas gifts to feel meaningful beyond the winter months. These are our picks to shift your gift-giving game into high gear.
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Did Kawasaki Discontinue The Ninja 400?
The Kawasaki Ninja 400 no longer appears on Kawasaki's website. Does that mean it has been discontinued? Here is all the information we could find.
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2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 0-60 Time: How Quick Is It?
The 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 is here, and if you're wondering, it's no slouch. Here's what you need to know about its incredible 0-60 time.
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One US State Has No Law Requiring Adults To Wear Seatbelts (And It's Not Florida)
Despite statistics showing that seat belts save lives, one state has repeatedly chosen to go its own way and not require them for adults even in the front seat.
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What Happened To Flipstik From Shark Tank Season 12?
In Season 12 of Shark Tank, a young entrepreneur pitched his company Flipstick, but was he able to make a deal? Where is the company now? Here's the update.
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Who Owns Snap-On Tools And Where Are They Made?
There is perhaps no more recognizable name in tools than Snap-On, and the company continues to make its popular tools at a variety of US locations.
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The Pros And Cons Of Budget-Friendly Soundbars & Surround Sound Systems
Thinking about picking up one of those cheap soundbars that pop up on web stores all over the place? Here are some things to bear in mind before you buy.
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What Happened To The RokBlok Record Player From Shark Tank Season 9?
Logan Riley's RokBlok gives users a record player that will fit in their pocket, and was backed on Shark Tank. But what happened after the show?
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5 Of The Best Non-Kindle E-Readers On The Market
For many bibliophiles, the Kindle is the gold standard for e-readers. If you're not a fan or want something with more feature, these five picks are for you.
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2025 Nissan Murano First Drive: Trading Power For Luxury
The 2025 Nissan Murano promises four star hotel luxury in a redesigned package with a striking new design. Here's what we noticed on our first drive.
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12 DeWalt Hand Tools Every Home Mechanic Will Want
If you're looking for a few hand tools to round out your tool box with adding the bulk of battery packs, these DeWalt options could be just the thing for you.
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Ukraine's Military Has Impressive UAVs That Are Dropping Kamikaze Drones Left & Right
Drone warfare is becoming a major element in combat scenarios, and that's no more true than on Ukraine's battlefields. Here's what we know so far.
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What Happened To The GoalSetter App From Shark Tank Season 10?
In Season 10 of "Shark Tank," the founder of GoalSetter stepped into the tank looking for an investment. Here's what happened and where the company is now.
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A New Car Brand Has Dethroned Toyota As Consumer Reports' Most Reliable
Toyota and Lexus have seemingly held the throne for Consumer Report's most reliable cars every year, but 2024 is different as one brand excels.
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The New Lexus LFA Successor Is Going Viral (And The Hate Is Real)
In an attempt to recapture the magic of the original Lexus LFA supercar, there's a new fully-electric successor 'LFR' coming soon, and some aren't as excited.
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What Are Biker Chains And Why Do Motorcyclists Wear Them?
Although bike chains have become quite common among those who don't ride, they still hold particular usefulness and significance in the motorcycle community.
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10 Fun Firebird Facts Every Pontiac Enthusiast Should Know
The Pontiac Firebird is enduring icon of the muscle car generation. Here are 10 interesting facts about the Screaming Chicken that you may not have known.
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6 Of The Coolest SUVs From The 1970s
Even with a fuel crisis and new emissions standards, the 1970s featured a number of stylish and reliable SUVs. These are some of our favorites from the decade.
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Why Do Some Cars And Trucks Have Snorkels?
Do cars and trucks need snorkels because they're planning to go swimming? No, the reason has to do with activities that are strictly land-based.
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Did The USSR Really Build A Nuclear-Powered Car In The 1960s?
A nuclear-powered car sounds like something straight out of science fiction, but it was actually something people were considering in the 1960s.
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4 Popular Car Mods That Are Illegal In California
California is the birthplace of hot-rod culture, but it's not anything goes on the Golden State's streets. Here are four modifications that are illegal there.
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