Why Electric Car Batteries Are So Expensive To Build And Replace
EVs are great for the environment, but their core component, the battery, is extremely expensive to build and replace. What's up with that? Here's what we know.
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Elon Musk's X Reverses Twitter's Ban On Political Ads
Elon Musk's X continues to overhaul its identity. This time, the company has announced a reversal of the political ads ban implemented by former leadership.
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McDonald's Flaky Ice Cream Machines Are iFixit's Next Right To Repair Conquest
McDonald's ice cream machines are down for repairs so often that a crowdsourced status map has been created. iFixit is hoping to solve the problem for good.
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Razer Reveals RGB Kitsune Arcade Controller Just In Time For Street Fighter 6
Razer is back with another RGB-heavy gaming accessory, this one in the form of a unique arcade controller that replaces the old school joystick with buttons.
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Google Shutters Pixel Pass Subscription Ahead Of Pixel 8 Launch
Google launched its Pixel Pass program for purchasing Pixel phones just two years ago. Now the service is being retired just prior to the launch of the Pixel 8.
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The 10 Best Android Phones Of 2023
Android phones offer an incredible range of options for consumers, with multiple high profile brands offering flagship devices with premium features.
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LG And Samsung Team Up To Make Their Smart Home Devices, Apps Play Nice Together
The Home Connectivity Alliance wants to make smart home technology more interoperable with each other and LG and Samsung have teamed up to do just that.
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WhatsApp For Mac Gets A Facelift, Support For Group Calling
Much like Windows received earlier this year, WhatsApp on Mac is receiving a significant update that will optimize and enhance the app on Mac devices.
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Apple Sets Date For September iPhone 15 Event: Here's What We Expect
It seems Apple is getting ready to show off the latest iteration of the iPhone. We've got the date and all the most recent rumors right here.
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12 Must-Have Devices To Transform Your House Into A Smart Home
WIth these smart home gadgets, many of the daily repetitive tasks around your home can be automated and outsourced to modern technology.
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Google's New AI Watermark Is So Good, You Can't Even See It
Google has developed a new watermark that you can attach to AI-generated artwork that will be invisible to the naked eye and can help identify AI images.
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Snapchat Dreams Allows Users To Turn Their Selfies Into AI Art
Snapchat joins the long list of apps that now offer AI features to their users. Its new Dreams feature can make an AI model of your face within minutes.
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Top 10 WWII Fighter Aircraft, Ranked
The Second World War propelled innovation and demanded unheard-of manufacturing speed. These were the 10 best fighter jets produced by the Axis and the Allies.
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The Secret To Safely Storing Things On The Roof Of Your Car Is A Popular Pool Toy
When you need to carry heavy items on your roof rack, there's a certain pool toy you can use to help prevent your roof from getting scratched and scuffed.
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Makita Vs Ryobi: Which Cordless Circular Saw Is The Better Buy?
Makita and Ryobi both have an excellent selection of power tools, but you might be wondering what the difference is between their cordless circular saws.
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How To Turn Off 'Are You Still Watching' On Netflix
Netflix often asks if you're still watching, which is annoying when you're binge-watching something but don't have the remote handy. Here's how to turn it off.
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Why You Should Never Put WD-40 On Your Brakes And Rotors
If your brakes are noisy, it might be tempting to spray them with WD-40 to quiet them. We'll tell you why that's a bad idea and what to do instead.
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Why The CIA Doesn't Allow Fitbits Or Apple Watches In Its Annual Pedometer Challenge
Being that the CIA is so clandestine, there was no real trace of the pedometer challenge online until the Wall Street Journal reported on it.
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Nintendo Switch Hits Major Sales Milestone In The US
The sales tally of the Switch family in the United States has eclipsed the records held by other consoles.
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This Hidden iPhone Camera Trick Makes It Easy To Convert Currency Quickly
If you're traveling abroad, your iPhone can help you convert currencies in more ways than one, but our favorite uses your camera. Here's how.
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Did You Know You Can Leave A FaceTime Voicemail In iOS 17? Here's How
If you're the lucky owner of an iPhone video voicemail is on the way, or rather it's actually here already,
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If You're Not Using This Google Home Hidden Tool, Your Smart Home Is Missing Out
Google Home can be the central hub of your entire smart home, but a tool that Google rolled out this summer just got a big update to take it to the next level.
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The Best Milwaukee Power Tools For Woodworking
If you fancy yourself a carpenter, you'll need some good woodworking tools. We've taken a look at some products from Milwaukee and selected the best ones.
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How To Safely Store Your Beloved Classic Car
If you have a classic car, it's time to think about getting it ready for a long winter's nap. We break down everything you need to store your classic car.
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2024 Porsche Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid Is A 729hp Plug-In Hybrid SUV Flagship
Porsche is adding a new plug-in hybrid to its SUV line-up. The 2024 Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid SUV and Coupe are the most powerful configurations in the range.
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Star Trek's Space Walk Technology Isn't Just Sci-Fi: Russian Scientists Almost Made It Real
Russian scientists have been working on Star Trek's "space motorcycle" since the Cold War and almost created it. Here's everything we know about it.
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Mercedes Picks The First Locations For Its Own EV Charging Network
Mercedes-Benz will deploy its own EV charging network with the first locations announced today. The charging stations will have a lot of perks to them as well.
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