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Cars By Bon Adamson September 21st, 2023

8 Ways The UAW Strike Could Impact The US Car Market

The current strike by the United Auto Workers is bound to have numerous effects on the American car market and the consumer's experience buying a car.

Cars By Alex Hevesy September 21st, 2023

UAW Strike: What Do Auto Workers Want & How Could It Affect You?

The UAW strike is underway, removing workers from factories at the three largest automakers in the country. Here's everything you need to know.

Technology By Kendra Bruning September 21st, 2023

10 Essential Tech Gadgets Every Classroom Should Have

Many of today's most cutting-edge innovations are to be found in classrooms, where they enhance learning while introducing students to technology.

Cars By Richard Sachek September 21st, 2023

The Reason Why Ford Discontinued The Fusion

Even on the back of the sedan's massive success, Ford saw the new direction where the car market was headed, which likely factored into axing the Fusion.

Laptops By David Bixenspan September 21st, 2023

How To Hard Reset An HP Laptop

Sometimes, whether it's through a bad update or corrupted files, laptops can seize up and not function properly. For HP, a hard reset can help clear any issues.

Cars By Richard Sachek September 21st, 2023

Here's What Makes The Bugatti W16 Engine So Incredible

Bugatti, like other automakers moving into electrification, has ended production on its iconic engine that once broke the 1,000 horsepower barrier for gas cars.

iPhone By Marinel Sigue September 21st, 2023

The iPhone Trick That'll Help Silence Annoying Spam Calls

A specific setting on iPhone can help keep you from being interrupted by scam robocalls and fraudulent callers, but there is a catch to keep in mind.

Technology By Chris Littlechild September 21st, 2023

Why The Legendary Sea Stallion Helicopter Has Such A High Accident Rate

Despite its decades of service going back to the Vietnam War, the Sea Stallion's history is marked with tragedies.

Motorcycles By Alvin Reyes September 21st, 2023

Ducati Panigale V4S Vs. BMW S 1000 RR: Which Is Faster?

Between two of the fastest bikes ever made, German and Italian engineering are neck and neck when it comes to speed in the performance segment of motorcycles.

Wearables By Ketaki Bhojnagarwala September 21st, 2023

How To Install WatchOS 10 On Your Apple Watch (And Which New Features You'll Get)

Alongside iOS 17 and iPadOS 17, the new software update for your Apple Watch, watchOS 10, has arrived. Here's how to get it and what to expect.

Technology By Daniel Trock September 21st, 2023

Who Makes Pittsburgh Tools, And Are They Any Good?

Pittsburgh tools are a brand that you can buy only at Harbor Freight. But who makes them, and are they any good? Here's everything you need to know.

TVs and Streaming By Ketaki Bhojnagarwala September 21st, 2023

The Handy Feature You'll Activate If You Hold Your Amazon Fire TV Stick's Home Button

Holding down the home button on the Fire TV Stick remote can bring up a menu that doesn't appear anywhere else in the interface.

Electric Vehicles By Rahul Srinivas September 20th, 2023

Oracle Shows Off The Cybertruck With A Police Cruiser Makeover

The Tesla Cybertruck will be one of a growing number of EV options for police departments. Here's what it may look like as a cruiser for law enforcement.

Electric Vehicles By Daniel Trock September 20th, 2023

The Mustang Mach-E Driver Recognition: How It Works, And Why You Should Use It

Many luxury cars have seat memory settings to remember drivers' preferences, but Ford's Mustang Mach-E takes things a step further with multiple settings.

News By Richard Sachek September 20th, 2023

T-Mobile's Latest Security Disaster Is Revealing Personal User Data To Other Customers

The trials of T-Mobile -- and its customers -- continue with this latest bizarre incident involving customers seeing account information of other customers.

Technology By Caleb Clark September 20th, 2023

Every Major 3D Printer Brand Ranked Worst To Best

3D printing is an exciting but complex technology. Before diving in, you should read up on which makers and models lead the market currently, and why.

Accessories and Peripherals By SlashGear Staff September 20th, 2023

Amazon Event 2023: Every New Product You Need To Know About

A new lineup of Alexa-powered smart home and internet-of-things devices are on the way, as announced during Amazon's Devices and Services Event this month.

Military By Jeff Harper September 20th, 2023

10 Of The Worst Military Bombers Ever Made

Bomber have come in many shapes and sizes over the last century, but some with design flaws have proven ineffective in combat and deadly for crew.

iPhone By Ketaki Bhojnagarwala September 20th, 2023

Are You Charging Your iPhone In This Unsafe Location?

When charging your iPhone in a public place, you need to be very careful where you plug in. Some popular spots also carry unseen security risks.

Technology By Daniel Trock September 20th, 2023

1Password Bolsters Security By Rolling Out Support For Passkeys

Support for passkeys is headed to 1Password users soon, allowing them to take advantage of the new secure and simplified login and browsing experience.

Gaming By Aaron Greenbaum September 20th, 2023

8 Of The Best Gaming Consoles That Were Never Released Outside Of Japan

So many innovative video game systems have been developed in Japan that it's no surprise that not all were sold internationally - here are the best of those.

Cars By Tharindu Dias September 20th, 2023

5 Of The Best Engines Ever Put In A Nissan Skyline

Nissan's Skyline sports car is a powerhouse of JDM engineering, and the automotive icon was powered by some incredible engines throughout the generations.

Power Tools By Daniel Trock September 20th, 2023

The Car Cleaning Power Tool That It Might Be Worth Investing In

If you want your car looking its best, doing it by hand will take you forever, and it's exhausting. Try this simple but effective power tool instead.

Internet By David Bixenspan September 20th, 2023

5 Of The Most Accurate Ways To Test Your Internet Speed

There are good reasons to measure the speed of your internet connection, from setting video resolution to making sure you're getting what you pay for.