Say Goodbye To Shaky Videos: We Tested Hohem's iSteady V3 Ultra Gimbal
The Hohem iSteady V3 Ultra Gimbal is made to hold your phone while you capture video with a collection of advanced features, from AI to infinite pan tracking.
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Can I Connect A MacBook Pro To Any Monitor? A Look At Its Compatibility
Apple builds its MacBook Pro laptops to support a wide variety of connections to external monitors -- but that also means there are a lot of confusiong options.
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5 Pickup Truck Brands With The Best-Looking Interiors
While plenty of trucks look nice on the outside, a comfortable interior is equally important. These are some current model trucks with very luxe interiors.
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Ram's 2026 1500 V8 eTorque May Pack A Hemi, But There's A Surprise Beyond The Burnouts
Ram promised to bring the Hemi back to its truck line-up, but has hybrid power tamed some of the raucous good fun?
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What You Need To Know Before Investing In A Carbon Fiber Motorcycle Helmet
Carbon fiber helmets look premium and cost more, but do they make you safer? We break down how they’re built, what you’re paying for, and what to check.
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Why Harley-Davidson Sued Honda In The 1990s
It's not uncommon for big name companies to protect their brand name with a lawsuit. Here's why Harley-Davidson did just that with Honda in the 1990s.
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Aircraft Carrier Alternatives: These Are The Navy's Best Options
Aircraft carriers aren’t the only answer -- discover the Navy’s nimble, high-tech options that keep maritime power sharp and unpredictable.
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Why Explosives Are Used To Start A B-52's Engines In An Emergency
The B-52 Stratofortress is one of the most legendary bomber jets in the United States' fleet. In emergencies, its crews use explosives to start it up.
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10 New Tires In 2025 That Are Worth Considering
New tires in 2025 feature longer tread life, stronger grip, and EV-focused designs from top brands like Michelin, Pirelli, Goodyear, and Bridgestone.
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This Is The Cheapest Supercar You Can Buy In The US
While European supercars generally command a six figure (or more) price tag, one American car manufacturer maintains a supercar at the lower end of that range.
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What Makes American Aircraft Carriers So Notoriously Hard To Sink?
Aircraft carriers, especially American ones, are monstrous vessels, serving many purposes worldwide. If one were to be attacked, it wouldn't go down easily.
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What Does It Mean When A USB Port Is Blue?
The color of your USB port can tell you everything you need to know about what the port is capable of, so what does it mean if you have a blue USB port?
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How To Create A Private Album In Your iPhone's Photo Library
Want to keep pictures on your iPhone that nobody but you can find? You can do so with a private album in your Photo Library. Here's how to make one.
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6 Of The Best Brands For Brake Pads And Rotors (And 4 Of The Worst)
Sure, any $20 brake pad will stop your car, but some wear so fast that they're not worth the savings. Here are the brands you should go with instead.
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What Kind Of MPG Does A Harley-Davidson Sportster Get?
If you are interested in a Harley-Davidson Sportster, it's worth knowing what kind of mpg they get. Here's what Harley claims and what users are saying.
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SlashGear At IFA 2025: What We're Bringing To Cover One Of The Biggest Tech Shows In The World
The Internationale Funkausstellung is back in Berlin, Germany, and SlashGear is there scoping out the best tech we can find. Here's what we're using to find it.
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Amazon Prime Invitee Program Is Ending - Here's What You Need To Know
If you are a part of the Amazon Prime Invitee Program, you might be disappointed, because it's getting discontinued. Here's everything you need to know.
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Does Ryobi's Bug Zapper Actually Work? Here's What Owners Say
Are you in the market for a bug zapper? Ryobi's unique bug zapper may be for you, especially if you're already invested in the company's battery collection.
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When Should You Use The Low Gear In An Automatic Car?
Whether you drive a car with an automatic or manual transmission, you've likely noticed an "L" on the gear stick, which stands for low gear mode.
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Which Aircraft Carrier Launched The Largest Airstrike In History?
No amount of military knowledge can prepare you for what the largest airstrike in history might look like. The most surprising fact is how recently it happened.
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Bumper Cover Vs. Bumper: Are They The Same Thing?
Think a bumper cover and a bumper are the same thing? Not quite. Here’s what sets these two car parts apart and why it matters for your vehicle.
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How Truckers Really Feel About The Tesla Semi Truck
Tesla is making a push for semi trucks, but that doesn't mean truckers don't have their own opinion about them. Here's what they have to say.
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Why There's A White Dot On Your Android Phone's Screen (And How To Remove It)
Ever noticed a white dot in the status bar at the top of your Android device? It may seem worrying, but it actually serves a harmless purpose.
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Every Major Utility Knife Brand, Ranked Worst To Best By User Reviews
Few real-world jobs wouldn't benefit from having a solid utility knife at hand. Here's what Amazon reviews have to say about some of the top brands.
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Why Is Motorcycle Insurance So Expensive?
Owning and riding a motorcycle can bring a lot of joy to a person's life, but the insurance premiums that accompany it can often dull that joy.
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Kobalt 183-Piece Household Tool Set: Here's Everything That's Included
Kobalt has a tool kit with a whopping 183 hand tools that's designed to make sure you're equipped for any DIY project. Here's everything that's included.
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5 Craftsman Tools Under $20 That Are Actually Worth Buying, According To User Reviews
One of the biggest tool brands in the world, Craftsman makes a staggering variety of power tools and hand tool, some of which go for very reasonable prices.
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