Could This AI Device Replace Your Smartphone One Day?
Artificial intelligence has been advancing rapidly, so fast, could an AI device completely replace your smartphone one day? One company thinks so.
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How Tesla Turn Signals Made Driving Tests More Difficult To Pass
Tesla vehicles are known for their design quirks, but despite being forward-thinking for the EV future, one fundamental change by Tesla could prove hazardous.
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Here's How Diesel Submarine Engines Work Underwater
Diesel engines are noisy, and require both fuel and oxygen to work. So how do diesel engines run a submarine when it's underwater where there is no air?
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How To Access Your Photos' Metadata
Your camera captures more than just an image. It also records its location and date, and much more besides. Learn how to edit your photos' metadata.
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6 Toolbox Essentials For Compiling Your Own Kit
If you have a basic tool collection and it isn't getting all the jobs done for you, try these improvements that will help you do better work with less effort.
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Ford Recalls Nearly 2 Million Explorer SUVs Over Potential Risk To Other Drivers
Ford is kicking off 2024 with a recall that covers select Ford Explorer SUVs. The reason? Trim retention clips. Here's what Explorer owners should know.
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A Look Back At The Innovation In Audi's Iconic V8
Audi wasn't always a luxury car manufacturer. That reputation didn't begin until the 1980s, when the brand introduced its powerful V8 engine.
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Is Tesla Building A New Compact Crossover? Here's What We Know About Codename Redwood
Rumors across the industry state that Tesla is already working on its next project -- a budget-priced crossover EV called Redwood. We've rounded up the gossip.
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Can You Build A Drone From A Raspberry Pi?
Raspberry Pi opens up a world of project possibilities, but can you build a drone with it? It's important to know what this project entails before taking it on.
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The 14 Most Reliable Convertibles Of All Time, Ranked
These convertibles not only look cool and are extremely fun to drive, but they also are the most reliable options on the road with the top down.
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How To Update The Firmware On Your Nintendo Switch Dock
No need to worry about this if you have the original Switch. But if you've got a Switch OLED, Nintendo pushes dock updates now and then.
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Boeing Reportedly To Blame For 737 MAX 9 Door Debacle
Bad luck for Boeing continues to mount as the company seems to be to blame for the door that ripped off mid-flight on an Alaska Airlines plane in January.
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Take A Look At The Datsun Z Batman Would Probably Drive
Batmobiles don't build themselves and Bruce Wayne's gotta start somewhere. Why not a custom-built Datsun Z that looks vintage and futuristic at the same time?
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8 Of The Most Expensive Commercial Passenger Jets Ever Built
Some are pricey because of sheer size and capacity, while others break the bank with luxury features, but these are the most expensive commercial jets up there.
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How To Disable Explicit Music On Spotify
There are a few approaches for anyone who prefers not to hear music containing explicit language when using the Spotify app. We'll break down the options.
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Cadillac May Be Going EV, But The 2025 CT5-V Blackwing Keeps Its Beastly V8 Engine
Cadillac may be readying its all-electric future, but internal combustion isn't going out quietly. Thus enters the 2025 Cadillac CT5-V and CT5-V Blackwing.
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5 Unexpected Uses For Old PC Towers
Many of us have old computer parts lying around, but what are you supposed to do with old PC towers? Use your creativity, and repurpose them in unexpected ways.
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Who Makes Kimo Power Tools And Are They Any Good?
Kimo power tools may not be as familiar as brands like Milwaukee or DeWalt, but they're fairly common on Amazon. Are they worth your money, though?
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ChatGPT Network Error: What It Is And How To Troubleshoot
Since its debut, ChatGPT has become a useful tool for freelancers and business owners, but if you are getting a network error, here are troubleshooting steps.
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Here's What Makes Ford's Godzilla Engine So Different From Most Other Modern V8s
Of course, Ford naming its engine after Godzilla means it's a beast in its own right, but Ford's 7.3-liter V8 is also surprisingly adaptable and rugged.
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3 Real Life Vans That Look Like The Mystery Machine
Many have debated about the Mystery Machine's model for decades. We still don't have an official answer, but there are some real-life vans that fit the bill.
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These Tires Have Retractable Snow Chains You Don't Have To Put On
Hyundai has devised the first real improvement on snow chains in their history. These snow chains lie in readiness beneath the surface of the tire.
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How To Turn Off Safe Mode In Android
Your Android phone's Safe Mode can be a lifesaver, shutting down malware before it can do any damage. But what if you want to get out of Safe Mode?
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Here's Why Boeing's KC-46 Pegasus Tanker Is So Important
Aerial refueling is a critical capability that keeps fighter jets and other planes flying for extended periods. The new Pegasus tanker will take over this job.
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The Wait For Apple's Long-Rumored Electric Car May Have Just Gotten Longer
According to a report, it seems Apple's ambitious plans for its first electric vehicle may have been downgraded to self-driving tech we're used to.
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4 Unexpected Uses For Old Vinyl Records
If you have any old vinyl records that aren't in great shape, there are a few fun things you can do to make use of them. Here are four unexpected uses.
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Google Chrome Now Lets You Organize Tabs And Create New Themes With Generative AI
Google Chrome rolled out a new version today that adds three new features based on generative AI to the browser. Here are those features and what they do.
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