Nothing Phone (3) Hands-On: Beauty Is In The Eye Of The Beholder, I Guess
SlashGear got its hands on the new Nothing Phone (3), and it's said to be the company's first true flagship. However, here's our first reaction.
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Toyota 4Runner Vs. RAV4: Which Is Bigger And How Expensive Are They?
The Toyota 4Runner and RAV4 have a lot of similarities, mostly because they're both SUVs from the same automaker. Which one is bigger? How expensive are they?
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Is The BedJet Cooling System Actually Worth The Price Tag? Here's What Users Are Saying
The summer months are promising to be hotter than ever, but will the BedJet Cooling System help you keep cool at night? Here's what users say.
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What Does 'S' Mean On Your Gear Shift And How Is It Different From Drive Mode?
The 'S' on your automatic transmission indicates Sport mode, and will offer performance upgrades over standard driving modes, but at the expense of efficiency.
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Apple Watch Series 10 Vs. SE 2nd Generation: What's The Difference Between These Smartwatches?
The Apple Watch SE 2nd Generation, from 2022, currently retails at $249 for the GPS-only version. An Apple Watch Series 10, released in 2024, starts at $399.
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5 Of The Most Powerful V6 SUVs, Ranked By Horsepower
Modern sports utility vehicles are powered by tough V6 engines, and have enough power to perform well on the highways and cross rough country unaided.
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How Long Has Toyota Been Developing Its Hydrogen Engine And Why Isn't It Popular?
Toyota isn't ready to give up on internal combustion yet, and it's working on a hydrogen engine. How long has it been in development? Why isn't it popular?
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Is The Mazda Miata Really The Most-Raced Car In The World?
Mazda claims that the Miata is the most road-raced production car in the world. But is this true? What specs do racing Miatas have, and where are they raced?
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13 Of The Longest-Range Operational Missiles In The US Military, Ranked
Not to be confused with rockets, missiles provide guided, long-range explosive capability to various branches of the military. And boy, are those ranges long.
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What Is The Most-Feared Military Helicopter? (It's Not The Black Hawk)
The United States military uses a variety of helicopters, many that are well-known among the general public. However, there's one people fear above all others.
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How Researchers Are Converting Discontinued Phones Into Tiny Data Centers For Edge Computing
Old phones aren’t useless — researchers are repurposing them into tiny data centers for edge computing. Here’s how it works!
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Why You Shouldn't Use Racing Oil For Your Daily Driver, Explained
It might seem tempting to pour some racing oil into your everyday vehicle to get a boost of power and performance, but that would be a mistake.
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What Is The ICEBlock App & How Does It Work?
Parts of the U.S. are breaking out in chaos due to ICE raids in search of illegal immigrants. That's where the ICEBlock app comes in. Here's what it is.
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Every Major Motor Scooter Brand Ranked Worst To Best
We rank every major motor scooter brand — including Vespa, Royal Alloy, Suzuki, BMW — based on style, performance, value, and personal experience.
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Why Do Leather Car Seats Have Holes?
Leather seats in cars are a pretty popular item on options lists, and we see them quite often. Most leather seats nowadays have holes in them. Why is that?
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What Is A Track-Ready Oil And What Makes It Different From Other Blends?
Every engine needs oil to function, and every type of engine requires different type of oil to work optimally. What's track-ready oil? What makes it different?
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4 Of The Ugliest Yamaha Motorcycles
Looks are a subjective feature when it comes to motorcycles, but Yamaha's V Max is almost universally acknowledged as the company's ugliest duckling.
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What's The Fastest Cummins-Powered Vehicle?
Cummins produces some incredibly powerful engines, but some enthusiasts have tweaked with the brand's formula to create some ridiculously fast vehicles.
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13 Of The Cummins Heavy-Duty Truck Engines With The Highest Horsepower
Cummins has built an empire powering the heavy-duty work truck and other machines of industrial might. Here are the most powerful truck diesels it makes.
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Do Gliders Have Engines? Here's How The Aircraft Works
Most gliders are unpowered aircraft, designed to soar using nothing but natural thermal updrafts and some really clever physics.
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Annoyed By Constant iPhone Vibrations? Here's How To Turn Them Off
Tired of constant iPhone vibrations? Learn how to turn them off completely or customize them for a quieter experience.
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2025 Volvo EX30 Review: Twin Motor EV Is Quick, But Life Comes At You Faster
SlashGear put the 2025 Volvo EX30 through its paces and the twin motor EV didn't disappoint. However, it may not be for everyone. Here's what you need to know.
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5 Benefits Of Driving A Small Car You Might Not Have Considered
The best-selling vehicles in America may be SUVs and trucks but there are many excellent reasons to opt for a small car instead. Here are some of them.
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What Is The 80-Percent Rule For Towing And Why Is It Important?
Towing safely with your car or truck is an exact science, and one guideline that can always keep you safe and your auto in good shape is the 80% rule.
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This Project Could Help Solve California's Biggest Solar Problem — And Set A New Record
Solar power is great, but it has one problem: you can't generate any at night. California's trying to solve this issue with an exciting new project.
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Is It Worth Getting An Apple Watch With Cellular Support? Here's What You Should Know
If you're in the market for an Apple Watch, you may be wondering if the price difference for cellular connection is worth it.
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PicLive Earns A SlashGear Innovation Award For Showing The World In Real Time
Envisioning a social media site designed to highlight the now, PicLive platforms posts and images from events happening all around you at any moment's notice.
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