These Cheap Iranian Drones Keep Getting Shot Down, And That's The Whole Point
Iran has deployed drones on a massive scale to fight off U.S. forces and it's working, but not for the reason you might think. Here's what we know.
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This Prototype Engine Is Designed To Power The Next Generation Of US Air Force Drones
The United States has awarded a contract to a vendor that will design and build next-generation UAV engines. Here's who will build it and what it is.
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4 Cool Bluetooth Gadgets You Can Connect To Your Echo Dot
The Bluetooth connectivity of the Amazon Echo Dot opens up a surprising number of opportunities to use it with plenty of different compatible gadgets.
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5 New DeWalt Tools For Construction & Concrete Jobs Available In 2026
Like all the other major power tool manufacturers, DeWalt releases new gear every year, and this year there are some interesting additions for concrete work.
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Ways To Detect Deepfakes Are Only Getting Harder - Here's What To Watch For
Deepfakes really started to pick up some ground with the continued advancement of AI, and it's getting harder to spot them. What details should you look for?
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5 Discontinued Harbor Freight Products We're Probably Never Getting Back
Harbor Freight regularly rotates its inventory, but some tools and products have been permanently discontinued for reasons ranging from recalls to upgrades.
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Who Makes GE Appliances? You Might Be Surprised
General Electric is a storied American appliance, headquartered in the United States for over a century, but even it is owned by a parent company.
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9 Tech Gadgets & Accessories Every Book Lover Will Want
Shopping for the avid bookworm in your family? These gadgets will enhance the experience of dedicated readers, and most won't break the bank doing it.
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Looks Like Vibe Coding Is Just As Problematic As Everyone Thought
Vibe coding may be easier than taking a class, but it has some unseen downsides that might eventually build up into major problems in the coding world.
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12 Harbor Freight Tools Beginners Should Steer Clear Of
Harbor Freight offers a wide variety of quality tools at attractive price points, but not every one of these is going to be the best choice for a beginner.
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Nintendo Switch 2 Tips: How To Turn On Boost Mode (And Why You Might Want To)
If you bought a Nintendo Switch 2 hoping for steadier performance with games the original Switch struggled to run, this boost feature might be a big help.
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How Quickly Can A Navy Supercarrier Travel From The US To The Middle East?
With tensions rising in the middle east, it's a fair question to wonder how long it would take a supercarrier to get there. Here's what the math says.
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12 Of The Best Motorcycle Gear Brands Bikers Swear By
Bikers trust these gear brands for helmets, jackets, pants, gloves, and boots the provide ultimate protection, durability, and style.
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The PS3 Just Got A New Update Two Decades After Release
The Sony PlayStation 3 may be retro, as GameStop would have it, but Sony is still updating the console: it released system update 4.93 in March.
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China's Lithium Battery Industry Powers A Lot More Than EVs
China leads the battery race, but not just for cars. Its reach extends into unexpected sectors that are transforming how the world stores and uses energy.
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The 3-Second Rule Every Driver Needs To Know
You probably learned this crucial safety habit in driver's ed, but do you remember how to calculate it? Here is how to avoid a highway crash.
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Who Makes LG Appliances?
LG is one of the biggest appliance brands in the world, but its manufacturing footprint spans multiple countries and a few outside partnerships.
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China's Bizarre Shape-Shifting Robot Grows And Changes Like A Human
Researchers have unveiled a bizarre new 10-pound machine that mimics human biology to stretch, shrink, and squeeze through impossible gaps.
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This Driver Learned The Hard Way That Toll Transponders Don't Always Work
Transponders can make paying for a toll easy, automatically charging you when you pass through a toll. However, they don't always work as intended.
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15 Of The Best Cars For Seniors In 2026
These cars combine comfort, safety, and ease of driving for mature motorists who value reliability and practicality for low-stress, confident driving.
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Who Makes Javelin Missiles?
Used in multiple conflicts, the Javelin missile is a groundbreaking U.S. weapon system. Here’s a closer look at the companies responsible for building it.
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What Does LTX Mean On Michelin Tires?
Michelin is a major tire manufacturer, offering several different families of products. The LTX line is one of many designations the company uses.
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5 Handy Uses For Bungee Cords You Probably Haven't Thought Of
These creative bungee cord solutions for your home will organise cabels, secure bins, store tools, and make extra space with ease.
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Every Electric Car Discontinued In 2026 (So Far)
The electric vehicle market has become even more unpredictable than ever in 2026. Which electric cars will not survive past this model year?
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Ukraine's New Fleet Of Interceptor Drones Are Impressive - Here's How They Work
Ukraine has developed several interceptor drones to combat Russian attacks in the Russo-Ukrainian War. Its newest model is impressive for a couple of reasons.
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How The Detroit Diesel 2-Stroke Engine Got Its 'Screaming Jimmy' Nickname
Detroit Diesel has produced many classic engines, but the "Screaming Jimmy" two-stroke is likely the one with the most interesting nickname. Here's the story.
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Can You Legally Walk On The Highway In The US? It's Complicated
Your car breaks down and you need to hoof it to the next exit. Before you step out onto the shoulder, you must know if you are breaking the law.
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