Porsche Carrera GT Recalled Due To Suspension Issues
The Porsche Carrera GT is possibly one of the most celebrated Porsches of all time. If you happen to own one, you should brace for a recall notification.
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Mario Games On Nintendo Switch Get Rare Discount Amid Movie Hype
The hype surrounding the Super Mario Bros. Movie has led to a rare bonus for gamers. Most of the Mario games are at their lowest prices in years.
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YouTube Premium Users Get Support For SharePlay, Improved 1080p Streaming On iOS
YouTube has announced two big reasons to consider signing up for Premium despite its $11.99 a month cost.
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Boeing X-36: The Futuristic Fighter Jet With Incredible Agility
The X-36 was an experimental aircraft designed to find out if planes could be just as maneuverable at a wider range of speed. Here's what happened.
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Classic JDM Cars That Are A Total Waste Of Money
Japanese cars are known to be reliable and long-lasting -- but these models built for the Japanese Domestic Market aren't worth the import cost.
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Watch This Impressive EV Sports Car Jump Off The Ground And Drive With A Missing Wheel
Automaker BYD has shown off some unique capabilities with its U9 sports car, including the ability to drive on only three wheels and jump off the ground.
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OnePlus Pad Pre-Orders Open, But Pricing Is Still A Mystery
OnePlus has a pre-sale for the OnePlus Pad but has not yet revealed the final price. A $99 deposit will get you $149 in benefits, and shipping starts May 8th.
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Apple Has Reportedly Killed Off An Accessory Lots Of People Were Looking Forward To
If you're a diehard Apple fan or a creative professional who was holding out for this accessory, you should prepare to be disappointed, according to a leak.
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Leaked Pixel 7a Images Show Off Design And A New Color
A new leak and render of the upcoming Pixel 7a show off more design detail and a new colorway coming to Google's next smartphone. We have all the details.
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How To Alphabetize Information In Microsoft Excel Or Google Sheets
Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets are both great ways to store your information, and both programs make it easy to sort alphabetically. We'll show you how.
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Podcastle Pro Review: AI Software Clones Your Voice For Podcasting
Podcastle Pro uses artificial intelligence to learn your voice so that you can tell it what to say as a cloned version of you -- in the machine.
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Can Ford BlueCruise Automatically Change Lanes?
Ford BlueCruise is getting an update that will bring a much-desired addition to its feature set, but it may take a while to get to your car.
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The Weird History Of The Baby On Board Sign
You've probably seen dozens of "Baby on Board" signs, but you may not know how it originally came to the attention of the sign's primary marketer.
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X-43A: The Futuristic Scramjet-Powered Aircraft That Set New Records
NASA broke a long-standing speed record in 2004 with the X43A 'scramjet,' soaring past the likes of the SR-71 Blackbird at over three times its top speed.
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Apple CarPlay Gets A Cheesy Upgrade With Domino's Ordering
If you're in your car, with an iPhone connected to your Carplay-enabled infotainment system, and you're craving a Domino's pizza, we have good news for you.
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What Is An EV Heat Pump? (And Why You Should Want One)
EVs have difficulty adapting to cold climates, causing battery range to drop significantly. A heat pump can help keep the battery from draining unnecessarily.
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How To Reset Your Windows 11 Network Settings (And Why You Might Need To)
If you're having trouble connecting to your network, your solution might be one button press away. We'll tell you how to reset your network and what it does.
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Twitter's Algorithm Reveals These Common Mistakes Are Hurting Your Reach
The key to social media seems simple: the higher the numbers, the better. However, as Twitter's algorithm can show us, there's much more to it than that.
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Amazon Echo/Alexa Red Ring: What It Means And How To Fix It
Amazon Echos sometimes exhibit a red ring of light that can concern users. Here's a rundown of what might be causing the issue and how to fix it.
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How To Use The Split Screen Mode On Your Chromebook
Utilizing the split screen on a Chromebook can help computer users of all sorts when they multitask.
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10 Most Impressive Amphibious Military Vehicles Of All Time
Modern military crafts can approach hostile territory from both land and sea. These are the 10 most impressive amphibious military vehicles of all time.
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5 Of The Best Rear-Wheel Drive Cars You Can Buy In 2023
The rear-wheel drive car is alive and well in 2023, even as front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive options are the dominant drivetrains in modern automobiles.
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10 Nightmare Scenarios That Could Happen With Current Generation AI
The rise of AI happened so quickly it may as well have occurred overnight, but there are hidden dangers, some of which we likely have yet to even imagine.
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5 Of The Most Underrated Triumph Motorcycles Ever Made
Some of the most iconic shapes in the motorcycle market are designed by Triumph, but over the years, not every model from its lineup has been as successful.
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You Can (And Maybe Should) Add Alexa To Your iPhone
If Siri just doesn't cut it for you, there's the option of adding Amazon's Alexa to your iPhone. There's even a widget to make things easier.
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5 Safari Features That Will Change The Way You Browse The Internet
Safari, the default browser on your macOS computer, has some great built-in features that enhance your web browsing experience. Here are some of our favorites.
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This Is Why So Many People Hate Uber
Uber can be a handy way to get around, but the company is not free of controversy due to a variety of reported workers rights and passenger safety problems.
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