Apple AirTag Vs Tile: Which Is The Better Bluetooth Tracker?
Though Tile has been around for years, Apple's AirTags have become the default product many associate with Bluetooth trackers. Which one is better?
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How To Replace The Battery In An Apple AirTag
Apple's AirTags are very convenient, but the batteries don't last forever. Thankfully, it's pretty easy to swap it out with a battery you can buy anywhere.
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Android (59)
The Best Ebook Apps On Android You Should Have Installed
If you want to carry around a huge collection of books to read, there are a number of Android apps that you can use to carry around your collection.
Read MoreThe Pros And Cons Of Installing A Custom ROM On Your Android Phone
Installing a custom ROM on your Android phone brings many benefits, there's also a potential downside to it and it could potentially damage your device.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Digital Wallet Apps For Android In 2023
With digital wallets, you can not only pay your friends or link your cards to pay at a store, but you can do a lot more too. These are the best ones.
Read More8 Of The Best Golf GPS Apps For Android And iPhone
There are plenty of great apps that will help you improve you golf game - here are the best ones that are available on both Android and iPhone devices.
Read MoreWhy Your Android Phone Isn't Finding Bluetooth Devices (And How To Fix It)
Sometimes Bluetooth connections can be finnicky between your phone and other devices, but most fixes and resets are easy, they just require some patience.
Read MoreHow To Use Your Android Device To Edit Video
You can use a built-in app or a third-party tool for more extensive features. Both are free, but you can expand what one of them can do by subscribing.
Read MoreHow To Find And Close Apps Running In The Background On Android
Android offers a range of simple ways to keep tabs on which apps are running, and to close those that aren't currently needed.
Read More5 Of The Best Food Delivery Apps Every Android User Should Have Installed
There's a wide variety of Android apps that you can install on your phone to make buying food a hassle-free experience.
Read MoreHow To Enable Split Screen On Android Auto
There is a way to enable a split-screen mode on Android Auto so that you can have Google Maps paired with another app like Spotify.
Read MoreNew iOS 17 Features We Want To See On Android Phones
Apple and Google live in a constant battle to outdo one another via their mobile OS offerings, and the former has pulled ahead.
Read MoreHow To Turn Off Android Auto Completely
If you're not the biggest fan of Android Auto, it's possible to disable the integration from both your car's infotainment, and your phone's settings.
Read MoreAndroid's Guided Access Alternative: What It Is And How To Enable It
Here's how Android's take on Guided Access works, and how you can set it up when needed to prevent accidental presses.
Read MoreHow To Create Ringtones For Your Android Phone
If you want a custom ringtone for your Android device, we've got a guide on exactly how to do it right here.
Read MoreThe Best 5 Hidden Android Auto Features
You can connect your phone to the Android Auto display and call it a day, but there's a lot you can do with it to get more functionality.
Read MoreHow To Stop Annoying Pop-Up Ads On Your Android Phone
If your Android phone is seeing pop-up ads crop up unexpectedly, there are a couple ways to combat it.
Read MoreYour Android Phone Will Now Alert You To Unknown Trackers
Google is adding new functionality to Android phones that allows them to detect unknown Bluetooth trackers, then helps locate and disable them.
Read MoreHow To Stream Movies From A PC To Your Android Phone
While projecting videos from your phone to another source is a built-in feature across both iOS and Android, going the other way requires a little bit more work
Read More5 Of The Most Durable Android Phone Cases In 2023
If you spent hundreds of dollars on a new Android phone, it makes sense to spend a bit more for a case that can truly protect it from drops, water, and more.
Read MoreGalaxy Z Fold 5 Vs. Google Pixel Fold: Which Is The Best Foldable Android Phone?
With the announcement of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5, we can now compare its hardware to its biggest foldable competitor -- the Google Pixel Fold.
Read MoreSamsung's Galaxy Tab S9 Could Be The Best Android iPad Pro Alternative So Far
Premium Android tablets are finally making a comeback after a years-long hiatus. Check out what Samsung, the market leader, has coming up soon.
Read MoreHow To Update Android Auto (And Why You Should)
Android Auto is the perfect car companion for your smartphone when you're driving. Thankfully, Google makes it easy to keep it updated.
Read More4 Of The Best Twitter Alternatives For iPhone And Android
Now that Elon Musk is rebranding Twitter as "X," some users are ready to finally jump ship. Fortunately for them, there are several good alternatives.
Read MoreChatGPT's Long-Awaited Android Version Is Here
Weeks after releasing its mobile app for iPhone, OpenAI has announced the launch of its official ChatGPT app for Android users. Here's what it can do.
Read More8 Smart Home Devices Every Android User Should Use
If you already have an Android smartphone, these companion picks are a great boon to your fledgling smart home.
Read MoreHow To Find The IMEI Number On Your Android Phone
The IMEI number is a unique 15-digit code given to every smartphone. It can help you locate your phone if it's lost or stolen, or remotely lock it down.
Read MoreWhy Your Android Says Attachment Limit Reached (And How To Fix It)
If you're trying to send an attachment using ordinary text messaging, you may get an error that says you reached the size limit. Here's how to fix the problem.
Read MoreHow To Find Spotify's Equalizer On Android
The Android equalizer works both in and outside the Spotify app, making it a versatile option, but it isn't the easiest to set up.
Read MoreHow To Turn Google SafeSearch On Or Off With Your Android Device
For parents who want a little more control over what their kids see or those simply trying to avoid all inappropriate content, SafeSearch is a great tool.
Read MoreThe Best Android Operating System Easter Eggs, Ranked
Most versions of Android contain little Easter eggs you can unlock -- Images, animations, and even games -- with a few simple steps. Here are the best.
Read More10 Apps Every Android User Should Consider Uninstalling
If you feel like your phone could be running better, you may have too many apps installed. Here are a few that you should consider uninstalling.
Read MoreHow To Back Up All Your Text Messages On Android
If you want to save your text messages on an Android phone, it's actually extremely easy, and we couldn't recommend it more.
Read MoreChatGPT's Official Android App Launches Next Week: Here's How To Pre-Register
OpenAI is finally releasing the official ChatGPT app for Android devices. Follow these steps to pre-register and get access to the app as soon as it arrives.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Android Apps For Astronomy
If you've been looking to add some insights to your next stargazing adventure or make it more organized, these apps make the perfect guide and companion.
Read MoreHow To Delete Picsart Video Files On Android
While it's great to have a fully-equipped video editing suite on mobile, the files you edit can take up a lot of space. Here's how to remove them.
Read MoreThese 10 Popular Android Apps Are Quickly Draining Your Phone's Battery
Have you noticed your Android phone's battery isn't lasting as long as it should? Here are some apps that quickly drain the battery.
Read More5 Of The Best Android Emulators For PC
Emulation isn't just for old video game consoles. You can emulate Android quite well on a PC or Mac. These are the ones most worthy of your time.
Read More5 Cheap Android Tablets That Are Better Than You'd Think
Buying an inexpensive Android tablet doesn't mean you have to risk your money on a no-name brand with questionable specs. There are quality budget options.
Read MoreAndroid's Nearby Share For Windows Is Now Available To All
Following a short beta period, Google has announced that Nearby Share is now widely available on Windows, making it easy to receive files from Android.
Read MoreWhy Google Chrome Keeps Crashing On Android (And How To Fix It)
Having trouble with Google's Chrome browser on your Android phone or tablet? We've got a few tips to try that might just get it working again.
Read MoreThe Best Android Apps For Retraining Your Brain In 2023
Just like the rest of your body, it's a good idea to keep your brain in shape. With these Android apps, you can retrain your brain by picking up your phone.
Read More5 Things You Need To Check On Your Android Phone Before Traveling
If you have an Android phone, depending on where your destination is, you may want to run through this travel checklist.
Read More5 Features That Make Samsung Galaxy Phones The Android Flagships To Beat
Samsung is one of the premiere smartphone you can buy today and there are several reasons why they're head and shoulders above the rest. Here they are.
Read MoreHow To Change Your Android Device's Name
Make it easier to find your phone on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth by changing the name -- to something tasteful, of course. Here's how to rename your Android device.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Free Apps To Limit Screen Time On Android
Cutting back on screen time is beneficial, and there are healthy ways to avoid being in front of a screen at all times.
Read More9 Of The Best Android Apps For Drawing And Animation In 2023
Creating art on your phone or tablet is easy with these great Android apps that are designed to help you draw and animate original projects.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Air Quality Apps For Android
Poor air quality, caused by pollution or natural events, can cause breathing difficulties and health complications. Keep an eye on the AQI with these apps.
Read More10 Of The Best Android Tablets In 2023, Ranked
If you want a tablet outside of the Apple ecosystem, there are plenty of solid options on the market in 2023.
Read MoreWhy Spotify Keeps Pausing On Android (And How To Fix It)
You're trying to enjoy that new album recommended by your friend but Spotify keeps pausing randomly. It's frustrating, we get it. Try these fixes.
Read MoreMeta Threads Launches Android Beta Program: Here's How To Join
A new beta program has been rolled out for Threads, the popular new social media network from Meta. Here is how you can gain early access to new features.
Read More10 Of The Best Arcade Games On Android To Play In 2023
Playing video games doesn't have to be a desktop-only activity. These arcade games are built for the best-possible experience on Android phones.
Read MoreWhy The Best Phone Call Recording Apps For Android Require Some Hacking
Recording call audio on Android used to be relatively easy, but a new update by Google coming this soon makes it much harder for third-party apps to do so.
Read MoreMeta's Twitter Competitor Threads Is Now Available On Android And iOS
Meta's alternative to Twitter, the text-based Instagram app called Threads, is now live. The app can be downloaded on Android and iOS and used immediately.
Read MoreAndroid Auto Vs Google Assistant Driving Mode: Which Is Better For Your Vehicle?
For reasons unknown, Google offers two competing navigation apps on Android devices. We break down their similarities and differences.
Read MoreThe Best Smartwatches For Android Users, Ranked
If you're an Android user, you have access to a slew of smartwatches, some better than others. Here are five of the best, as well as a solid budget option.
Read MoreShould You Buy A Foldable Android Phone? Pros And Cons
Foldable Android phones are slowly making their way into consumers' hands, but are they really worth buying? There are certainly pros and cons to consider.
Read MoreBasic And Affordable Android Phones Worth Checking Out In 2023
Flagship phones may get all the attention, but the affordable segment has been closing the gap in terms of performance and features.
Read MoreHow To Connect An Xbox Controller To Your iPhone Or Android
More and more games, especially those on Apple Arcade and Xbox Game Pass, are offering controller support. Time to take your Xbox controller on the go.
Read MoreHow To Hide Apps On Your Android Phone
Did your new Android phone come with built-in apps that you don't want cluttering your app drawer? Good news, it's possible to hide them with a little effort.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Dating Apps On Android
There are a number of dating apps on the Google Play Store, but not all of them may be worth your time. We've compiled the five best Android apps for dating.
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Audio (18)
The 10 Best Noise Canceling Headphones Of 2023
If you're shopping for active noise-cancellation headphones, you've no doubt heard of Sony and Bose. But there are a lot more options out there.
Read MoreThe Spotify Price Increase Is A Sign Of A Bigger Problem
Spotify's recent price increase for Premium subscriptions could be indicative of a recurring problem with the streaming service's business model.
Read MoreSpotify Is Hiking Prices On Its Premium Plans
For the first time since the service launched, Spotify is implementing a slight increase in the subscription rates for Premium users on all plans.
Read MoreSony WF-1000XM5 Review: The Best Wireless Earbuds Retain The Crown
Sony's new WF-1000XM5 earbuds keep everything good from the previous generation and amplify the rest -- but are they worth the cash?
Read More5 Of The Best Portable Bluetooth Speakers In 2023
From highly portable Bluetooth speakers that can be carried around anywhere to more substantial models for outdoor parties, this list has a bit of everything.
Read MoreHow To Change The Name Of Your Apple AirPods
When you buy and register an Apple device, it automatically names it using the first name you used when you registered for an Apple ID, but that can be changed.
Read MoreHow To Factory Reset A Google Home Or Nest Speaker
On occasion, a Google smart speaker, be it a Home or Nest, can experience some manner of hardware or software failure.
Read MoreHow To Change Your Apple AirPods Settings
Apple AirPods are also surprisingly customizable. There's no such thing as a one-size-fits-all audio profile, after all.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Wireless Earbuds For Running In 2023
While there are many good running headphones out there, comfort and ease of use are two very important factors when choosing the right sound accessory.
Read MoreHow To Clean Your iPhone's Speakers (And Why You Need To)
As with any modern electronics (or older electronics, for that matter), it's important to be careful when cleaning your iPhone speakers.
Read More2024 Volkswagen Atlas First Drive: Dancing To Music No One Else Can Hear
Made for America, in America, Volkswagen's Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport get an upmarket makeover for 2024. Will drivers like the song these big SUVs are singing?
Read More4 Of The Best Free Audiobook Streaming Apps
If you love books but have difficulty finding time to read, audiobooks can be a great alternative. Here are the best free audiobook apps for you to try.
Read MoreThe Top 5 Apple Music Hidden Features
You likely already know that Apple Music offers lossless audio and Dolby Atmos support. But there are features that are often overlooked.
Read MoreThe Best Microphones For Podcasting In 2023: These 3 Mics Are Worth It
Looking to upgrade from your iPhone mic? Something like Blue Yeti works fine for most, but if you're serious about podcasts, you need one of these.
Read MoreHow To Use Bluetooth Earbuds With The PS5
The PlayStation 5 doesn't natively offer support for Bluetooth audio, but that doesn't mean there's no way to use your Bluetooth earbuds for next-gen gaming.
Read MoreHow To Pair A Sonos Speaker To Your iPhone
An iPhone pairs just as easily with a Sonos speaker than any Android phone, with several models compatible with AirPlay, as well as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
Read MoreHow To Play Spotify's Hidden Snake Game
The most recent Spotify Easter egg is called Eat This Playlist, a Snake game cleverly hidden as a feature within its playlists.
Read More11 Apple AirPods Tips And Tricks That Will Change How You Use Your Headphones
Apple AirPods have revolutionized the experience of in-ear sound. However, many users aren't using the earbuds to their full potential.
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Volkswagen ID. Buzz Autonomous Driving Tests Begin This Month In The US
The weirdly-named electric minivan can be spotted on the streets of Austin, Texas, starting later in July 2023.
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Aviation (12)
AD-1: The Strange NASA Aircraft With A Pivoting Wing
While we usually think of NASA working on space stuff, aeronautics are also part of their name. Take the AD-1, a NASA-developed plane with a movable wing.
Read MoreWhy Hundreds Of Jet Engines Are Being Recalled (And What It Means For Travelers)
Fortunately there have been no accidents reported, but the jet engines will still need to be inspected.
Read MoreDiesel Vs. Nuclear Aircraft Carriers: The Biggest Advantages Of Each
Aircraft carriers are among the largest vehicles in the world, and those who commission them must decide on what kind of power source will fuel them.
Read More8 Of The Best Private Jet Manufacturers From Around The World
Private jets come at a steep cost but offer the benefits of privacy, luxury, and the complete avoidance of airport-related travel headaches,
Read MoreThe Reason Why British Aircraft Carriers Have Two Islands
Modern British aircraft carriers look a bit different. They have two large structures on top instead of just one. Why is that, and how is it beneficial?
Read MoreSkystreak: An Early NASA Research Plane That Set Two World Speed Records
NASA's Skystreak was intended, essentially, to hit speeds faster than any other aircraft had gone before.
Read MoreWhy This U.S. Aircraft Carrier Was Sold For Only 1 Cent
Despite its incredible history over decades of service, this U.S. Navy aircraft carrier was sold for a single cent.
Read MoreEvery VTOL Fighter Jet Ranked From Worst To Best
Aircraft capable of vertical takeoff and landing aren't unusual in the civilian world, but are far more of a rarity when it comes to fighter jet fleets.
Read MoreBeware Of This New Airline Customer Support Scam That's Fooling Travelers
Scammers are always trying out new ways to trick victims into handing over their money. In this case, the scam targets air travelers and Google listings.
Read MoreYak-28: A Versatile Turbojet Aircraft Of The Cold War
The Yak-28 was a turbojet that could wear many hats and it wore a lot of them when tensions were high during the Cold War. Here's everything we know.
Read MoreSu-47: The Coolest Fighter Jet Russia Didn't Build
The Su-47 was an ambitious project by the Soviet Union that would deliver a highly maneuverable fighter jet to the Russian Air Force. Here's what we know.
Read MoreIncredible Features Of The Saab Jas 39 Gripen: Sweden's Greatest Fighter Jet
The Jas 39 Gripen came about as a result of Sweden's Bas 90 program from the 1970s which sought to protect the fleet from Cold War conflicts.
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Cameras (7)
4 Of The Best GoPro Camera Alternatives In 2023
GoPro may be a household name when it comes to action cameras, but it's not the only option on the market. Here are some of the best alternatives available now.
Read MoreBest GoPro Mounts For Your Car In 2023
Whether you want to use your GoPro as a dashcam or use it to record dramatic videos of your road trips, there's a mount on this list that'll suit your needs.
Read More5 Of The Best iPhone Camera Apps In 2023
The app that comes preinstalled with the iPhone is solid, but there are many other options out there to heighten your photos.
Read MoreThe Reason Why Leica Cameras Are So Expensive
For all the photography buffs out there, Leica may be way out of budget for the typical photo shooter, but there's a reason why it charges a premium.
Read MoreHow To Charge A GoPro Camera (2 Ways)
Depending on which GoPro model you have and how you shoot, your camera can handle more or less filming time,
Read MoreBest GoPro Mounts For Your Motorcycle Helmet In 2023
Do you want to film point-of-view footage of you riding a motorcycle but can't figure out the right mount for your GoPro? We've got you covered.
Read MoreOur Nothing Phone (2) Camera Photo Samples Show What The Phone Can Capture
The Nothing Phone 2's camera is impressing us so far. Here's a look at what the camera is capable of before our full review drops late this month.
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Cars (88)
Pee-Wee Herman's Peculiar Rides: The Strangest Cars From Paul Reubens' Movies
Paul Reubens' iconic character Pee-wee Herman drove around some amusing cars in his movies, including everything from a well-known classic to a mini muscle car.
Read MoreThis 80s Toyota Van Had A Strange Feature You Won't Find In Your New Car
Back in the 80's, car companies were experimenting with minivans and people-movers in general and Toyota came up with a wild accessory you don't see very often.
Read MoreElectric Car Range Anxiety Explained: What It Is And How To Avoid It
If you're considering buying a new electric car, you might have heard the term "range anxiety." Here's what it means, what causes it, and how to help.
Read MoreThe Scout: International Harvester's Classic Adaptive 4x4
International decided to expand into the passenger car arena in the late-1950s with a design called the Scout, an SUV.
Read MoreWhy Alfa Romeo's SZ Is Such A Polarizing Classic Sports Car
A dark horse in Alfa Romeo's lineup of cars throughout history, the SZ features boxy '80s curves powered by its racing-derived Group A drivetrain.
Read MoreThe Best Easter Eggs Jaguar Has Put In Its Cars
British automaker Jaguar doesn't just make excellent cars -- they also load them up with Easter eggs for drivers with a sharp eye. These are the coolest.
Read MoreBMW's Divisive Sports Car: How The Z1 Laid The Groundwork For The Z3
Before the Z3 roadster took over the Mazda Miata's territory, a far more experimental roadster from BMW helped pave the way in the European market.
Read More5 Of Dodge's Best Easter Eggs And Where To Find Them
While the likes of Tesla are now known for their Easter eggs, no one does it as much as Dodge and its parent company Stellantis.
Read MoreWhy You Should Think Twice Before Using WD-40 On Your Garage Doors
If your garage door is squeaking, you may think some WD-40 could help solve the problem, but it could actually make things worse.
Read MoreThis Classic Garage Hack Is The Perfect Solution To Degrease Your Hands Fast
If you're working in the garage, one of the best products for getting grease off your hands is probably already within reach.
Read MoreFord Mustang Dark Horse R Takes The Pony Car To The Track
For those looking to snag the craziest Mustang out there, the 2024 Ford Mustang Dark Horse R is a race-ready monster for the "Mustang Challenge" series.
Read MoreThe Nichols N1A Is A Mind-Blowing Supercar From The Creator Of An Iconic McLaren
McLaren MP4/4 creator Steve Nichols started their own bespoke auto manufacturer, dedicated to making vehicles harkening back to a Formula One racing icon.
Read MorePorsche's Electric Car Roadmap Gives One Model Special Treatment
Porsche is continuing its ambitious electric expansion plans with new charging 'lounges,' but one car is skipping electrification in favor of an alternative.
Read MoreFord's Big Flop: The History Of The Edsel Disaster
The Edsel was supposed to be the car of the future, Ford's gambit to capture the mid-tier auto market in the late '50s. It turned out to be their biggest flop.
Read MoreThings Don't Look Good For The Cars On This Burning Cargo Ship
A cargo ship that caught fire off the Dutch coast on Wednesday, killing one and injuring more, could also spell disaster to several thousand new cars.
Read MoreBMW Is Going To Sell A Real Self-Driving Car, And We Tried It Out
Forget self-driving car demos: BMW's new Level 3 system is actually headed to production. Reset your expectations for what it's capable of, though.
Read MoreBMW's Remote Parking Cars Won't Be Putting Valets Out Of Work
The days of handing over your keys to the valet may be over, with BMW planning to roll out a remote-parking system that puts them behind the wheel virtually.
Read More2024 Ford Mustang GT First Drive: Bigger Burnouts, Better Balance
Rivals may be dropping out, but Ford's iconic pony car refuses to settle down. With a V8 under the hood, is the '24 Mustang GT still the best bang for the buck?
Read MoreWhy Ferrari Isn't Giving Up The Combustion Engine
While government pressure increases on car manufacturers to make vehicles more environmentally-friendly, Ferrari isn't giving up on gas engines just yet.
Read More2024 Mercedes-Benz E-Class First Drive: TikTokin' It To The Streets
With a TikTok camera on the dashboard and a weird fake engine noise, has Mercedes forgotten what makes the E-Class luxury sedan so appealing in the first place?
Read More2024 Subaru BRZ tS Puts Performance Trim Back On Top
Subaru has revealed the specs of its upcoming 2024 BRZ tS, the performance trim of the model. It's got some impressive components powering it.
Read MoreShopping For A Used Toyota Corolla? Here's What To Look For
If you're in the market for a used car that'll be reliable for the long haul, you're likely considering a Toyota Corolla. Here's what to look for when shopping.
Read MoreWhy The Ferrari F355 Is One Of The Greatest Supercars Of All Time
Arriving in the mid-'90s, the F355 was the last of the traditional Ferraris and the first of the modern-day Ferraris. It was also an all-time special.
Read MoreWhat Is Hyundai's N E-Shift, And How Does It Work?
Making EV sports cars as engaging as manual gas-engine cars has been a goal for many carmakers, but Hyundai may have cracked the code with its N e-Shift tech.
Read MoreThis Classic USPS Vehicle Perfectly Embodies Its Name
The United States Postal Service has operated a fleet of the same model of delivery vehicle for over 30 years, and still remain reliable even to this day.
Read MoreThe Best Windshield Wiper Blades For Your Car In 2023
If you've got a lot of rain and snow in your area, you'll want the most durable windshield wipers, and these are some of the best for your car in 2023.
Read More5 Of The Most Unreliable Used BMWs To Stay Away From
BMWs are typically associated with luxury and reliability, but even they've made a few lemons throughout their history. These are the BWMs you should avoid.
Read MoreHonda Vs Toyota: Which Brand Makes The Most Reliable Cars?
Both Honda and Toyota are Japanese auto manufacturers known for excellent reliability. Here's how the two carmakers' models stack up in comparison.
Read MoreWhy Aston Martin Made The Switch To Mercedes AMG Engines
In 2013, Aston Martin began using Mercedes AMG engines in their cars, despite being perfectly capable of building their own engines. Why the switch?
Read MoreBronco Vs Wrangler: Which Is The Best Off-Roader For Daily Driving?
If you want an off-roader but need it to pull double duty as a daily driver, you may be torn between the Wrangler and Bronco. Here are their pros and cons.
Read MorePlastic Water Bottles Left In The Sun Could Set Your Car On Fire - Here's How
Water is used to put out fires, which is why it's pretty ironic that with the right set of unlikely circumstances, it can actually set your car on fire.
Read MoreToyota 2JZ Vs. 1JZ: Which Is The Better Engine?
In the '90s, Toyota released the 1JZ and the 2JZ, which they largely didn't use in the U.S. Now they're quite popular, and we've put them head to head.
Read MoreThe Buick Riviera: GM's Answer To The Thunderbird Was Originally A Cadillac
As the Thunderbird was seeing impressive popularity and sales, GM wanted to cash in on its own interpretation of powerful luxury with the Buick Riviera.
Read MoreHow To Clean Your Car's Headlights With Lemon And Baking Soda
Your car's headlights are affected by the build-up and residue on them, which can block light and reduce your visibility. Here's how to clean them.
Read More2023 Lexus ES 300h: How Many Miles Per Gallon?
Toyota and Lexus may have been slow to embrace full EVs, but their wide range of hybrid options still hit the spot when it comes to fuel economy.
Read More2024 Subaru Outback VS 2023 Volvo V90 Cross Country: Which Wagon Is Better For You
Station wagons are barely hanging on. The 2024 Subaru Outback and 2023 Volvo V90 Cross Country are some of the only ones on the market. Which is best?
Read More2023 Subaru WRX By Prodrive First Drive: The Coulda-Woulda-Shoulda STI
We still haven't forgiven Subaru for retiring the STI, but perhaps tuning experts Prodrive could deliver the next best thing.
Read MoreThese Early Cybertruck Concepts Prove Just How Radical The Final Design Is
The Cybertruck sports a design unlike any other, giving it a unique place on the market, but early concepts reveal that it wasn't always so angular.
Read More10 Classic Muscle Cars We'd Gladly Choose As A Daily Driver Over A New Hellcat
The muscle car is among the most desirable of vehicles, and there's no need to spend top-dollar on a new Hellcat in order to scratch that itch.
Read MoreA Simple Guide To Honda Civic's Engine Swap Compatibility
While the souped-up Honda Civic has long been a meme in car culture, there's a reason it started. Civics are excellent for customization, including the engine.
Read MoreHow The Legendary Plymouth Superbird Got Its Name
The Plymouth Superbird was one of the legendary muscle cars of the 60's and 70's and it has an adorable cartoon painted on it. Here's how that happened.
Read MoreThe New 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe Looks Incredible
Instead of going for a safe and boring design like many current manufacturers, Hyundai has kicked things up in the looks department of the next model Santa Fe.
Read MoreHow To Program A LiftMaster Remote For Your Garage Door
If your remote has been lost and you are worried about others getting access to your garage, reprogramming a replacement remote renders the lost one useless.
Read MoreThe 5 Most Reliable And Cheap Toyotas To Buy Used
Toyota has built a reputation of providing drivers with dependable, long lasting vehicles. Here are some of the most reliable Toyotas you can find used.
Read MoreHow The Legendary Plymouth Road Runner Got Its Name
In one of the weirdest marketing ploys of the 1960s (and in automobile history), Plymouth decided to do a crossover with an iconic cartoon character.
Read MoreNissan Recalls More Than 1M Vehicles, Including Leaf & Note: Here's Why
Specific details regarding the reasons for the several behicle recalls have not been disclosed by Nissan at this time but are expected soon.
Read More5 Fast Muscle Cars That Are Easy And Cheap To Maintain
Muscle cars don't have to be showroom quality if you're looking to snag one, especially if you plan to thrash up some backroads with an old Mustang or Camaro.
Read MoreVegan Interior Vs. Leather Interiors: Is Real Leather Actually Better For The Environment?
The debate between leather and vegan leather is not a simple one. Both impact the environment in different ways. We break it down for you here.
Read More9 Of The Coolest And Most Unique Features Of The Nissan 300ZX
The Nissan 300ZX is among the company's headline car models, attracting fans of high-speed sports cars as well as innovative design.
Read MoreThe Easiest Ways To Tell If A Car Battery Is Dead
There are plenty of signs pointing to your car being out of juice if you know where to look for them, and can even hint toward the severity of the issue.
Read MoreThese Are The Cars Most Likely To Kill The Driver In A Crash
According to a recent report, the deadliest vehicles you can drive are subcompacts and, surprisingly, muscle cars. It sounds odd, but the reasons make sense.
Read MoreWe Wish The Porsche Vision 357 Speedster Electric Roadster Was More Than A Concept
Porsche has unveilved its Vision 357 Speedster EV. With an aesthetic that pays homage to the original Porsche 356 Roadster, it's a shame this is only a concept.
Read MoreSome Ford Owners Are Now Getting This Big BlueCruise Hands-Free Upgrade
Ford is releasing the 1.3 update to its BlueCruise hands-free highway driving system just months after the release of version 1.2. Here's what's new.
Read More8 Underappreciated Shelby Cars That Are Still Tons Of Fun
Carroll Shelby remains one of the most respected names in the automotive industry, with his name badge on many vehicles that deserve recognition.
Read More5 Of The Best Mini-Bikes That Are Actually Street-Legal
Mini-bikes of the past were cheap affairs never meant to go on actual roads. Today there is a market out there for fun-sized street-legal bikes.
Read MoreBlue Origin Investigating Explosion Of Rocket Engine Made For ULA
Blue Origin, the space company founded by Jeff Bezos, suffered a setback in late June after one of the rocket engines destined for ULA exploded during testing.
Read MoreThis Dodge Ram Do-Not-Drive Warning Shows The Takata Airbag Saga Isn't Over
The years-long Takata airbag recalls continue, and this time, the affected vehicles have been placed on a "do not drive" list by the NHTSA.
Read MoreThe 7 Types Of Modern Warships Explained
Let's break down the types of naval warships, including aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers, frigates, corvettes, submarines, and amphibious warfare ships.
Read MoreAston Martin Valour Is A Super-Exclusive V12 Supercar For Manual-Loving Purists
The Aston Martin Valour is an exclusive supercar that builds upon all 110 years of Aston Martin's experience and culminates into one supercar.
Read More12 Of The Best New Vehicles That Will Survive An Apocalypse
If you have to live through an apocalypse, you may as well drive something tough. Here are our picks for the best vehicles to have at the end of the world.
Read MoreThe History Behind Lamborghini's Flagship V12 Engine
The iconic V12 engine that resides in the best Lamborghinis has a storied history involving some of the best minds in the driving space. Here's what we know.
Read More5 Of The Most Reliable And Cheap Hondas To Buy Used
Honda has long standing reputation for building reliable and affordable vehicles. Here are five of the best Honda models that you can buy used.
Read MorePorsche Is Racing Ahead In New Apple CarPlay Features
Porsche and Apple are moving to work together in the realm of infotainment, as CarPlay and the My Porsche app are integrating for more driver convenience.
Read MoreOne Of The Greatest Cars Of All Time Got Its Engine From This Often Overlooked BMW Platform
Helping power one of the fastest production cars ever developed, BMW's V12 engine received a massive jump in power from its luxury barge origins.
Read MoreYou Might Be Using Your 4-Wheel Drive Wrong - Here's The Right Way
Outside of full-time 4-wheel drive, there are different methods and applications for 4-wheel drive modes that can help extend the life of your SUV.
Read MoreMercedes-Benz Car And Van 'Classes' Explained
Mercedes-Benz uses a different naming scheme for their vehicles. We break down what each letter stands for and what you're likely to find with each one.
Read MoreWhy Only One Ferrari F8 Tributo Has Been Sold In The US In 2023
Ferrari has made one F8 Tributo coupe extremely rare in North America, perhaps unintentionally, as one lucky customer snagged a hardtop at just the right time.
Read MoreWhy The Cost Of Repairing Modern Cars Has Only Gone Up
The rise of hybrid and electric vehicles has created a lot of benefits for consumers, but it has also come with some costly repairs.
Read MoreThis New Report Shows Paint Color Affects Resale Value Way More Than You'd Think
The color of your car may have a bigger impact than you expect when you're ready to sell. Here are the paint jobs that will help your car retain value.
Read MoreThis Ultra-Rare Koenigsegg CCGT Could Be Yours For Mere Millions
The one-of-a-kind Koenigsegg CCGT has re-emerged from obscurity and will be auctioned soon. You probably can't afford it. In fact, few people can.
Read MoreHow Mercury's Cougar Rode The Mustang Wave And Outperformed Expectations
The Mercury Cougar began its evolution as a more luxurious Mustang, but no one could have predicted the success it would have. We have all the details.
Read MoreWhat Does An FAA Certification Mean For Flying Cars?
This week, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) granted Alef Aeronautics a Special Airworthiness Certification.
Read MoreThe End Of An Era For Lamborghini Has Come Sooner Than We Expected
As production and sales wrap up for the Lamborghini Huracan and Urus, it seems the Italian automaker is finally headed for the hybrid-electric future.
Read More2023 Aston Martin DB12 First Drive: Reputation Reboot
We got behind the wheel of the Aston Martin DB12, and, well, "beguiling" might be the best word to describe it. Read our first drive for all of the details.
Read MoreThe 12 Best SUVs From The Most Popular Brands, Ranked
SUVs are widely popular as luxury, family and off road vehicles. Here are the best SUVs you can buy right now from the most prominent car manufacturers.
Read MoreAre Radar Detectors Worth It? And Are They Legal?
Ritual speeders have deployed radar detectors in cars for years, but nowadays, regulations and changes in police tactics have shifted their effectiveness.
Read MoreWhy The Pontiac GTO Gained The Nickname 'The Judge'
Pontiac's long-running GTO series are some of the original muscle cars, but why did its 1969 version of the car carry the nickname "The Judge?"
Read MoreWhat Really Happened When These 4 Vehicles Imploded
Implosion is a catastrophic failure that any submersible (and even a pressurized chamber on land) is susceptible to, often leading to accidents like these.
Read MoreThe 5 Coolest Cars With Gullwing Doors
Gullwing doors feel like the future of cars but they've been around for a long time. Here's a look at some of our favorite cars with that unique feature.
Read MoreHow The 1979 Lamborghini Countach Ended Up In Cannonball Run (And Where It Is Now)
A custom 1979 Lamborghini Countach very briefly appears in 1981's "The Cannonball Run," but it immediately became a cinema icon. Here's how it happened.
Read MoreHow To Use ChatGPT In Your Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz already had a solid voice assistant in its cars, but now it's rolling out ChatGPT on top of it to provide a fuller experience.
Read MoreOBD Ports Explained: What They Do (And Why You Need To Know)
When your check engine light comes on, it can be tough to figure out why. Since the mid-'90s, though, most cars are made with OBD ports that make things easier.
Read More8 Of The Coolest And Most Unique Features Of The Volkswagen Beetle
The Beetle has been loved by car owners worldwide for its recognizable design and renowned reliability. Here are the most unique features of this classic car.
Read MoreMajor Car Wheel Brands Ranked Worst To Best
There are an overwhelming number of wheel manufacturers out there, but some are certainly more reliable and stylish than others.
Read More24 Hours Of Le Mans: The History Behind Motorsport's Greatest Race
24 Hours of Le Mans is the world's most famous auto race, a grueling endurance competition that tests the abilities of both driver and car.
Read MoreThe Mazda Powered Coupe That Almost Replaced The Ford Mustang
The Ford Probe is remembered as the vehicle that almost outsourced the Mustang. Here is what you need to know about one of Ford's most controversial cars.
Read MoreHow Ford's 427 Big Block Took Racing By Storm
During its NASCAR and Le Mans days, Ford's 427 big block engine quickly became a powerhouse (and an enemy) on the track thanks to its incredible power.
Read More15 Awesome 80s Cars That People Completely Forget About
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5 Reliable Classic Cars And Trucks That Will Survive An Apocalypse
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Read More5 Of The Most Popular Engines For Classic Car Engine Swaps
Swapping out the engine on a classic car is no easy task, but if you choose one of these five powerplants, you'll be going with some of the best.
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5 Game-Changing Google Docs Hacks To Revolutionize Your Writing
Google Docs is one of the most popular online word processors out there, so let's make sure you're getting the most out of it.
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The Oldsmobile Concept Car That Still Looks Like It's Out Of The Future
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10 Of The Best Portable Monitors That Will Boost Your Productivity When Working On The Go
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The DJI Air 3 fits in a sweet spot for feature value -- this is a drone that's able to do pretty much everything you could want without a top-tier price.
Read MoreThe Incredible Features Of France's Massive New Drone
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The Reason Ford Can't Keep Up With The Demand For The 2023 Maverick Hybrid
The Ford Maverick is one of Ford's most successful lines of trucks, but the company is having trouble keeping up with demand. Here's what we know.
Read MoreBest Hybrid Cars Of 2023, Ranked
In 2023, hybrid vehicles are as stylish as they are diverse. From the revamped Prius to a new Ford model, here are the best hybrid cars of 2023, ranked.
Read MoreChevy's Shark: Behind The Creation Of Corvette's C3
Of all the generations of Corvettes throughout the years, the C3 is somewhat underrated in comparison to your popular Stingrays and mid-engine C8's.
Read MoreWhy Many Apartment Renters Won't Buy Electric Cars
Buying an EV is an economic choice for many, but renters are the odd one out when it comes to electric cars, because charging can be a logistical nightmare.
Read More5 Of The Best Products Sony Should Have Never Discontinued
In its over seven-decade history, Sony has launched and then stopped making dozens of products. Here are the ones we want back.
Read MoreHow Electric Cars Contribute To E-Waste Problems
Over the lifespan of an EV, from creation to the end of its life, E-waste becomes a considerable concern.
Read MoreEverything We Know About NASA's DRACO Nuclear-Powered Rocket
NASA has big plans to send astronauts to Mars, but first it needs the tech that'll make it possible. One key element is DRACO and nuclear thermal propulsion.
Read More5 Reasons Why So Many People Hate Tesla
Tesla has helped push the EV industry forward, but has not been free of significant stumbles, producing justified naysayers of the Elon Musk-helmed carmaker.
Read MoreWhy Electric Vehicles Are Such A Tough Sell In Rural Areas
Electric vehicles are popular for people with short or medium-length commutes, but what about people who live a long way from the nearest charging station?
Read MoreThis Bizarre Space Object Is Blinking Every 22 Minutes And No One Knows Why
Scientists have discovered an object, GPM J1839−10, which sends out pulses every 22 minutes. The thing is, it shouldn't be able to do that at all.
Read More4 New Electric Cars That Are A Tough Sell
While sales of Tesla, Hyundai, and Chevy EVs have been high, there are some cars on the other end of the spectrum that sold embarrassingly low numbers.
Read More2024 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport Review: The Problem With High Expectations
The 2024 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport attempts to deliver the best of VW's family-hauling ambitions in a vehicle with a price that's surprisingly reasonable.
Read More12 Old Tech Devices That Are Popular Collectibles In 2023
If you happen to have a stash of unopened Game Boy games or VHS tapes sitting around your home, you could be looking at a small fortune.
Read More5 Of The Most Reliable Lexus Engines Ever Built, Ranked
As a luxury division of Toyota, Lexus vehicles are able to take advantage of Toyota's reliable engine technology to make incredible and long-lasting vehicles.
Read More8 Beautiful Classic Cars You've Probably Never Heard Of
There are plenty of classic cars out there that have won the admiration of collectors, but here are a few that even dedicated enthusiasts may not know.
Read MoreThe Five Best Renault Cars Ever Sold In America
Though Renault has never made a splash in America like other European manufacturers, they have released a few of their cars stateside. These are the best.
Read More2023 BMW M2 Review: Too Good To Be True
The outward simplicity of the 2023 BMW M2 belies its power and potential to be a long-lasting favorite courtesy of an entirely capable setup under its hood.
Read More2023 Hyundai Elantra N Review: The Practical Miata Alternative
Car enthusiasts looking to snag an affordable thrill can't go wrong with the Hyundai Elantra N, which offers a ton of goodies in its practical sedan shape.
Read MoreOnePlus Keyboard 81 Pro Review: Typing With A Keychron Heart
The OnePlus Keyboard 81 Pro is largely a rebranded Keychron tenkeyless keyboard with a heavy body and an eye for customizable operation.
Read More5 Cars Ford Should Have Never Discontinued
Ford successfully rebooted the Bronco and Mustang brands, but here are five iconic nameplates we think should never have gone away in the first place.
Read MoreMazda Axes The MX-30 EV: Here's Why We're Not Sad About It
Mazda has announced that it's discontinuing the MX-30 EV in the US, but that will come as little surprise to folks who have been following this car's story.
Read MoreEvery Major Supercar Brand Ranked Worst To Best
Supercars combine cutting-edge technology with drop-dead gorgeous looks, and a price tag to match. Here are the best ranked from worst to best.
Read MoreNanoleaf 4D Screen Mirror And Lightstrip Kit Review: Expanding Your Smart TV With Light
The Nanoleaf 4D Screen Mirror and Lightstrip Kit expands the brand's vast network of colorful flat shapes, bulbs, and LED strips to enhance your television.
Read MoreCoros Heart Rate Monitor Review: Simple, Comfortable Tracking
The Coros Heart Rate Monitor is just about as simple as a heart rate monitor gets -- it's attached to a band that fits around your arm and is truly comfy, too.
Read MoreBombshell Report Claims Tesla Overstates The Range Of Its EVs
Tesla is under fire for reportedly misleading customers with its range promises, even allegedly deploying software in its cars to display optimistic range.
Read MoreEvery Major Luxury Car Brand Ranked Worst To Best
A status symbol for many, luxury cars combine the best of the best in auto quality, and are offered by several major brands. Here we rank the worst to best.
Read MoreTesla Faces New Investigation In California Over Autopilot Complaints
Tesla is once again facing an investigation over its automotive technology, this time in California allegedly over a complaint filed with the FTC last year.
Read MoreTesla Powerwall: 5 Pros And 5 Cons Of The Home Energy System
The Tesla Powerwall backup battery is a great choice for homeowners, but it has some weaknesses. Here are the most important pros and cons of the system.
Read MoreXbox Series X|S And Xbox One Are Getting A Revamped Home Menu Today
Xbox is finally showing off the work it's put into revamping the Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One Home screen, hoping to streamline the hub for gamers.
Read MoreThese 7 Automakers Are Teaming Up To Build A Huge Tesla Supercharger Rival In The US
Electric vehicle drivers will soon have another place to charge up, with some of the biggest names in the car business collaborating on a huge new network.
Read MoreAre Electric Vehicles Causing Cargo Ships To Catch Fire?
A recent spate of cargo ship fires have been blamed on electric vehicles and their potentially explosive batteries. What's really going on here?
Read MoreEvery New Galaxy Tab S9 Feature That You Wont Get With An iPad
Samsung has debuted its newest premium Android tablets. While it's easy to make comparisons to the iPad, the Galaxy Tab has some unique features.
Read MoreSigma 14mm f1.4 DG DN Art Review: A Bright Lens For Dark Nights
The Sigma 14mm f1.4 DG DN Art lens is a monster that would appear to be worth every penny it'll cost you to own -- so long as your camera is compatible.
Read MoreSamsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 And Galaxy Z Flip 5 Hands-On: Forced Evolution
Samsung's fifth-generation Galaxy Fold and Galaxy Flip foldables have arrived, and we went hands-on with them during the company's Unpacked event.
Read More10 Of The Best Renault Cars Ever Made
The Renault name has come to define French automotive across much of the world, and these models are the brand's most renowned creations.
Read MoreA Next-Gen Bolt Is Coming To Fill The EV Price Gap In Chevrolet's Range
After the current-gen Chevrolet Bolt EV and EUV were discontinued by GM, a new iteration on the Bolt is coming courtesy of the new Ultium EV platform.
Read MoreZenbleed: Every AMD Ryzen CPU Vulnerable To New Hack
Several AMD CPUs are apparently vulnerable to a new 'Zenbleed' hack, which could make sensitive data vulnerable, and a fix may not be coming any time soon.
Read MoreGlowforge Aura Review: The At-Home Laser Cutter To Beat
The Glowforge Aura is the least expensive laser cutter you can buy from Glowforge. It's simple to use, safe, and fun -- but does the price match the value?
Read MoreThe Best Range Finders For Golf At Every Budget Level
A golf rangefinder can dramatically improve the accuracy of your approach shots, knocking strokes and handicap off your overall game.
Read MoreThe Most Expensive F1 Cars Ever Sold, Ranked
Owning a cool vintage car is one thing, but you know what's really cool? Owning a vintage Formula One race car... assuming you have the cash for one.
Read MoreRanking Every Jaguar XJ Generation From Best To Worst
For more than five decades, Jaguar's XJ arguably defined British luxury on the road, but that comfort came with plenty of performance, too.
Read MoreSony's Project Q: Everything We Know About The Upcoming PlayStation Handheld
Those hoping for a true successor to the PSP and PS Vita were left disappointed. But Project Q could still end up being a nice companion to the PS5.
Read More5 Cars Toyota Should Have Never Discontinued
These vehicles embody Toyota's commitment to quality and innovation and also hold a special place in the hearts of automotive enthusiasts worldwide.
Read More2023 Kia Niro PHEV Review: Going Electric, Gradually
Kia's 2023 Niro PHEV offers a capable middle ground for the EV-wary, providing impressive mileage alongside plentiful standard features and a great warranty.
Read More5 Cars Chevrolet Should Have Never Discontinued
Chevrolet has plenty of options from its long list of vehicles produced if it wants to bring back some discontinued models that consumers would love.
Read More5 Products Apple Should Have Never Discontinued
Even among significant success, Apple has walked away from products in the name of innovation, but that doesn't mean they should have been left behind.
Read More5 Tesla Features That Make These EVs Stand Out From The Crowd
Tesla hardly needs an introduction.
Read MoreToo Much, Too Fast: The Growing Issue That Faces Electric Vehicles
In the United States and around the world, the electric vehicle movement faces substantial issues, but don't count it out.
Read More10 Things Every EV Owner Needs To Know Before Installing A Home Charger
If you're the proud owner of both a home and an EV, you're probably considering a home EV charger. Before buying, though, there are some things to know.
Read More10 Old Tech Devices Most Gen Z Kids Will Never Learn To Use
The world is filled with aging technology that Gen Z will likely never experience, for better or for worse. Here are some iconic devices that are fading fast.
Read More10 Of The Most Powerful Nuclear Bombs Ever Detonated
Nuclear power has revolutionized global defense systems, and these bomb tests proved how powerful the atomic weapon can actually be.
Read MoreAmazon One Is Rolling Out Its Creepy Palm Payments To Every US Whole Foods Store
Whole Foods stores around the U.S. will all be adopting Amazon's biometric scanning tech, which allows Amazon One users to buy products with just their hands.
Read More2023 Ducati Diavel V4 Review: Dragging Toes On Ducati's Most Surprising Bike
Ducati's Diavel takes an unexpected twist, with a new engine and a riding style at odds with the in-your-face styling.
Read MoreThe Innovative Wii Remote Feature You Probably Never Used
The Nintendo Wii was a whole lot of fun, and it packed a surprising number of features - some more popular than others. This one, though, was virtually unknown.
Read MoreElon Musk Says 'Major OEM' Is In Talks To License Tesla FSD Tech
Only a few weeks after saying that Tesla is willing to license its Full Self-Driving tech, Musk has revealed that one major company is already in talks.
Read MoreTesla's Dojo Supercomputer Begins Production To Train Autopilot Worthy Of Its Name
During its Q2 2023 earnings call, Tesla revealed that its Dojo supercomputer has finally entered production. That's a big deal for the future of Autopilot.
Read MoreLenovo Slim Pro 9i 16 (2023) Review: Powerful Laptop With A Superlative Screen
The Lenovo Slim Pro 9i 16 (2023) might just be the best laptop we've reviewed so far this year -- depending largely on how much value you place on the display.
Read MoreModern Weapons That Could Be Even More Dangerous Than A Nuclear Bomb
While nuclear weapons are indeed awful, there are other weapons that are arguably worse, espeically in the wrong hands.
Read MoreNissan Is The Latest Car Maker To Adopt Tesla's NACS Charger
Nissan has joined the growing list of companies that have vowed to adopt Tesla's NACS, making it the first Japanese automaker to announce such plans.
Read MoreNeurosync C-Infinity Review: An Effective Fix For VR's Greatest Weakness
Neurosync C-infinity is a VR accessory that might very well be the cure for virtual reality's biggest shortcoming, at long last.
Read MoreBeats Studio Pro Review: Out From Apple's Shadow
The Beats Studio Pro take their headphones game up a notch, stepping away from Apple just enough to be able to draw in connected devices of many sorts.
Read MoreThe Reason Why EV Lithium Batteries Don't Last Forever
An EV's lithium battery will likely outlast most other vehicle parts. Yet, even with nearly constant technological advancements, they still don't last forever.
Read More8 Of The Most Fuel Efficient Hybrid SUVs Ranked
SUVs are notorious gas guzzlers, but these hybrid models boost fuel efficiency without sacrificing performance or interior comfort.
Read More2023 Lucid Air Pure First Drive: The Cheaper The Better
Lucid's most affordable Air may also be its most appealing. Pure trim cuts some of the electric excess to find a new fight in the heart of the luxury segment.
Read MoreNHTSA Opens Another Investigation Into Tesla Autopilot
Tesla is once again under scrutiny by the NHTSA for another fatal crash from a few years ago, citing issues with Tesla's controversial self-driving tech.
Read MoreElectrify America EV Fast Charge Pricing Is About To Get Much More Confusing
The pricing structure of Electrify America is shifting toward a per-station system, rather than a nationwide guideline, making charging all the more confusing.
Read More2023 BMW iX5 Hydrogen First Drive: It's An EV From A Parallel Universe
In the battery-electric versus hydrogen EV war, fuel cells haven't come close in terms of sales or infrastructure. But BMW isn't willing to give up.
Read MoreTesla Releases 'Charge On Solar' Option For Eco-Friendly EV Top-Ups
Tesla has added a feature for most of its EV models that makes it possible to charge them with solar energy, assuming there's already a solar system installed.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Sports Apps For Android Devices
If you're a sports fan, there are lots of great apps that can help keep you up to date with your favorite team. Here are 5 of our favorites.
Read More8 Of The Coolest And Most Unique Features Of The Original Chevy K5 Blazer
The Chevrolet K5 Blazer set the stage for the large modern SUV. Here are eight of the coolest and most unique features of the original Chevy K5 Blazer.
Read More12 Tech Accessories Every Golfer Should Have In Their Bag
When you hit the green, it's helpful to have a few gadgets on hand. Here are 12 tech accessories every golfer should have in their bag.
Read MoreApple May Reveal Its First M3 Mac Models In October
We may be only a few months away from the launch of Apple's first batch of M3 silicon-powered computers, including one iMac and two MacBook models.
Read MoreThis Chevy Small-Block Engine Gave The Camaro Its Street Cred
The Z/28 Camaro stormed onto the scene in the late 1960s, initially bringing with it a small-block engine that propelled the model to success.
Read More2023 Hyundai Ioniq 6 Review: Style With Substance
The 2023 Hyundai Ioniq 6 offers a uniquely styled car backed by a proven EV platform while delivering solid range. Is it enough to set it apart from the crowd?
Read MoreFlipper Zero: Can This Hacking Device Really Do Everything TikTok Says It Can?
The Flipper Zero has been all over TikTok, with videos claiming it can hack most anything. We looked into these claims to see what the device can and can't do.
Read More15 Of The Most Beautiful Pre-War Cars Ever Built
Luxury cars built before World War II were objects of refinement, opulence, and power. Here are 10 of the most beautiful pre-war cars ever built.
Read More5 Of The Best Toyota Engines Ever Put In The Hilux
Toyota's Hilux may not get as much love in the U.S. as it does elsewhere in the world, but what it does get is a whole lot of different engines powering it.
Read More10 Of The Best Aprilia Motorcycles Ever Made
Aprilia may not have the same legacy as local competitors Moto Guzzi and Ducati, but it still produces world class motorcycles. Here are 10 of the best.
Read MoreEvery Toyota Hilux Generation Ranked Worst To Best
The Toyota Hilux is one of the most dependable and resilient pickups in the world. Here we rank every of generation of this remarkable vehicle.
Read More10 Essential Apps Every Photographer Should Have Installed
Phone cameras have made photography much easier, but there are tons of apps that can simplify professional photography as well. Here are the most essential.
Read MoreWhat Ever Happened To Tupac's Infamous BMW 7 Series
Years after Tupac Shakur was killed in a Las Vegas drive-by shooting, the BMW 750iL he sat in has survived, commanding a hefty (arguably absurd) price tag.
Read MoreThe Simple Yet Clever Way Gas Pump Handles Shut Themselves Off
Gas pumps are not designed to fill your tank until they overflow. Instead, there's a clever little mechanism that stops the pump before that happens.
Read More2023 Mercedes-Benz EQE Sedan Review: Electric Luxury Feels Familar
The 2023 Mercedes EQE fully electric sedan takes what Mercedes buyers love about the automaker's cars and recreates it for an electric future.
Read MoreElon Musk Celebrates First Tesla Cybertruck Built At Giga Texas
Tesla officially rolled the first Cybertruck off the production line at its Texas Gigafactory after years of anticipation.
Read MoreRemember Those Giant Satellite Dishes That Were Everywhere? Here's What They Were For
Many customers in America get their television programming via satellite, which seems futuristic, but is actually one of the oldest ways of delivering TV.
Read More8 Revolutionary Engines That Changed Aviation Forever
Aviation has evolved rapidly since the days of the Wright brothers, with modern engines capable of trans-continental and outer space flight.
Read MoreFull Specs For Harley-Davidson's LiveWire S2 Del Mar Electric Motorcycle Revealed, Including Range
Harley-Davidson revealed specifications of the LiveWire S2 Del Mark two-wheeler, including mileage and price tag.
Read MoreFamed Corvette Craftsman Reeves Callaway Dead At 75
A legend in the Corvette scene, Reeves Callaway built his reputation on taking Chevy's sports car and coaxing out unheard of performance.
Read More2023 Lamborghini Huracán Tecnica Review: Daily-Driving A $300,000 Supercar
Lamborghini may be going electric, but that just means a chance to say a wild goodbye to the V10 engine. Can the Huracán Tecnica survive as your daily driver?
Read MoreTwitter Rolling Out Ad Revenue Sharing For Blue Subscribers
Twitter has finally started issuing the revenue share payments that were promised in February, but there are some big limitations to the program.
Read More2023 Lexus RX 500h F Sport Performance Review: Too Much Of Everything
The 2023 Lexus RX gets its most potent drivetrain yet. Problem is, with Porsche-level pricing, is the RX 500h F Sport Performance over-estimating its appeal?
Read MoreSony Mocopi Review: Promising VR Mocap Tracking With Limited Functionality
Sony Mocopi claim to bring lightweight motion capture tracking to virtual reality without the hassle of outside sensors -- but at what cost?
Read MoreNothing Phone (2) Review: Easy Evolution
Nothing Phone (2) emerges as the next form of the brand's unique design and experience, this time rolling with a decent camera array and a much higher price.
Read MoreHyundai Ioniq 5 N Is A 641 Horsepower 'Corner Rascal' EV With Fake Gears
Hyundai has turned its Ioniq 5 EV into a bonafide track star, with the new N version getting more power and even faking gear-changes for those who miss ICE.
Read MoreMini Is Using A Bizarre Interactive AI Tool To Hawk Its EV
AI is so popular right now, Mini has leveraged it to create a tool that clones your face and uses your own voice to talk you into buying an EV.
Read MoreCaterham Project V Is The Lightweight EV Sports Car We've Been Waiting For
Just two months after the introduction of its prototype EV 7, Caterham unveiled the Caterham Project V.
Read MoreThe Roadmap For Tesla's NACS EV Plug Is Plaid-Fast
Tesla's NACS standard continues to grow in the U.S. as the de facto charging plug standard. Now it looks like it might be certified faster than we thought.
Read MoreBelieve It Or Not, TikTok Videos Are Coming To Redbox Kiosks
TikTok and Redbox are getting together to broadcast the TikTok's short-form videos on screens atop Redbox kiosks opening a new revenue stream.
Read MoreFord Could Revive Fiesta As An EV, But We've Been Burned Before
While the outgoing Ford Fiesta is presumably being replaced by larger vehicles and EVs, Ford Europe has not ruled out an electric return for the subcompact.
Read More2023 Toyota GR Supra 3.0 Manual Review: Imperfect But Appealing
Few modern cars have faced as much demand for a stick shift option as the GR Supra. For 2023, Toyota relented, and we got behind the wheel to test it out.
Read MoreKoenigsegg Gemera Gets A Ridiculous 2,300 Horsepower Hybrid V8 Option
The Koenigsegg Gemera is getting a major upgrade in the form of a 2,300 hp hybrid V8 engine, and by the way, it's a four-seater. Bring the family to race day!
Read MoreRazer Cobra Pro Review: Sleek Gaming Mouse To Fill The Void
A new mouse line has appeared in the Razer universe -- this is the Razer Cobra Pro, and today we're letting you know what all the fuss is about.
Read MoreThe Most Reflective Exoplanet Ever Is A Scorching Hell Where It Rains Molten Titanium
The European Space Agency's Cheops telescope has spotted a planet that's unlike any other humankind has found to date. It's a particularly nightmarish one.
Read MoreMicrosoft Secretly Devalued Xbox Game Pass Conversions
Alongside price changes for Xbox Game Pass subscriptions, it seems Microsoft opted to nerf a popular money-saving technique with Xbox Live Gold memberships.
Read MoreThe Big Myth About Helicopter Crashes You Shouldn't Believe
Helicopters crashes in movies and TV are often depicted as perpetually catastrophic, but that's not the case with helicopter accidents in real applications.
Read More5 iPhone Apps Every Golfer Should Have Installed
If you are trying to learn how to manage the next course or simply need to look up the rules, these are the golfing apps you require.
Read More8 Of The Best Datsuns Ever Made
Datsun enjoyed a brief revival before once again being retired, but the brand has built a legacy of dependable, efficient vehicles.
Read More2023 Land Rover Defender 110 Review: Between Two Worlds
The Land Rover Defender 110 offers expected excellence for fans of the brand, although its many enticing options can get pricey faster than you might expect.
Read More5 Of The Most Reliable Honda Engines Ever Built, Ranked
Honda has built a legacy on providing reliable vehicles with well constructed components. Here are five engines from Honda that you can trust to last for years.
Read MoreWorld's First AI-Designed CPU Paves Way For 'Self-Evolving Machines'
A group of researchers tasked an AI with designing a CPU on its own. While it didn't create Skynet, it did come up with an actual, functional processor.
Read MoreHow To Restart Your Kindle Device
Like any tablet, smartphone, or other device, Kindle devices can experience unusual, unexplained glitches from time to time that requires a reset.
Read MoreThe Aérotrain: A French Train Ahead Of Its Time That Never Left The Station
The Aérotrain was a French train designed for high-speed rail that was really ahead of its time. IT ran into a few issues before it got shut down.
Read MoreThe Hummer EV Brings Back One Great Feature GM Cars Have Been Missing For 20 Years
Aside from the technological bells and whistles the Hummer EV contains, it brought back one feature that calls to General Motors cars of old.
Read More5 Of The Best MG Cars Ever Made
The Morris Garages company has produced some of the finest cars of its time. Here are some of the best cars to be produced with the MG badge.
Read More2023 Toyota Highlander Review: There's One Option You Absolutely Need
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Golf pros rely on a wealth of analytical tools to improve their game. And with these golfing apps, you too can bring in some of that knowledge.
Read MoreWhy Chevrolet's Chevette Was Doomed From The Start
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Polestar's handsome EV gets a 2024 refresh, and while the visible changes may be minimal, what's underneath is a considerable improvement.
Read MoreTesla Adds Model 3 And Y Discounts To Its Referral Program
The Model 3 and Model Y have joined Tesla's customer referral program, bringing additional cash discounts to the EV maker's most popular vehicles.
Read MoreMercedes Joins The Tesla EV Plug Party With 2024 Supercharger Access
Mercedes joins the North American Charging Standard club this morning, announcing that it would equip all 2025 cars with the
Read MoreWhy This Unassuming EV Platform Is A Huge Deal For Stellantis
Stellantis announced that it would be revamping its electrified platform two years ago and recently unveiled its first new platform with some impressive specs.
Read More9 Of The Best TVRs Ever Made, Ranked
TVR has struggled financially over the course of its lifetime, but the British automaker has produced several head-turning vehicles.
Read MoreWhat Is Threads? Everything You Need To Know About Meta's New Twitter Alternative
Threads is Meta's Twitter competitor, and it shares a lot of the same traits. Here's everything you need to know about the new text-based social network.
Read MoreEvolution Of The Internet: How We Got Our Most Impactful Modern Invention
Today, we are more connected than ever. Take a trip through history exploring the evolution of the internet: how we got our most impactful modern invention.
Read More2024 Subaru Impreza RS Review: An Affordable AWD Puppy
Subaru has managed to distill what made the Impreza stand out in the first place with its 2024 Impreza RS hatchback. Read our review for all of the details.
Read MorePS5 Slim - Will It Ever Happen?
Sony fans have been clamoring for a slimmer, sleeker PS5 model. There are a few reasons to believe it could be just around the corner.
Read More2024 Mercedes-Benz CLE Coupe Revealed As More Attainable Two-Door
Mercedes-Benz's 2024 CLE Coupe is a two-door beauty with lots of luxury features and cool tech powering it. We took a look at the fine details.
Read MoreWhy (Almost) Everyone Was Wrong About The Acura NSX
Acura's 2nd-gen NSX arrived with a bang and exited as a head-scratcher, but there's more to this everyday supercar than you might think.
Read MoreRolls-Royce Basically Ignored The Big Problem Affecting Electric Vehicles
The average car buyer typically experiences range anxiety when considering an EV purchase, but that's not a concern for these Rolls-Royce customers.
Read MoreNew Sandwiched Planet Formation Theory Could Explain How Smaller Planets Evolved
'This theory could present a possible explanation for the formation of small planets, like Mars and Uranus, which are each surrounded by larger planets.'
Read More10 Of The Strangest Cars Ever Built By Chrysler
There's nothing wrong with a good Chrysler, except maybe these bizarre ones the company has brought out over the decades. They're... unique, we'll say.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Vincent Vega's Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu From Pulp Fiction
The famous 1964 red Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu from 'Pulp Fiction' disappeared from the movie set once filming wrapped, and was gone for over 10 years.
Read MoreHere's How Far The 2023 Honda CR-V Hybrid Will Go On A Full Tank
While electric vehicles are the big thing right now, hybrids still save you money at the gas pump. Take Honda's 2023 CR-V Hybrid for example.
Read More12 Of The Strangest Cars Ever Built By General Motors
General Motors has produced some of the best-selling automobiles of all time, but every now and then, the American automaker misses the mark.
Read MoreWhy Rolls-Royce Intentionally Made Its First EV Accelerate Slower
Rolls-Royce's first electric vehicle, the Spectre, is on the way. Unlike other manufacturers, though, they're taking steps to slow down the car's acceleration.
Read MoreRolls-Royce Spectre First Drive: Half-Million Dollar EV Comes With Surprises
The Rolls-Royce Spectre is the company's first EV, and it's exactly the exercise of excess that you'd expect. We took it for a drive.
Read MoreHow The Oil Crisis Drove Cadillac To Develop The Seville
The Seville first arrived in May 1975, and went against the grain of what competitive luxury cars offered at the time.
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Read More5 ChatGPT Myths You Should Stop Believing
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Read MoreEvery Toyota RAV4 Generation Ranked Worst To Best
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Read MoreThe Most Reliable Engines Ever Built By Volkswagen, Ranked
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Read MoreThe 5 Best Public EV Charging Networks, Ranked
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How To Factory Reset A Kindle Fire
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Gaming (60)
Lenovo Reportedly Making A Windows-Based Steam Deck Rival
Lenovo may be looking to enter the handheld gaming market with a Windows-based Steam competitor. The company is no stranger to handheld gaming.
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Your handheld PC can tackle a big chunk of your Steam library, and thanks to some nifty tricks, you can even stream your PS5 library onto it.
Read MoreNintendo's Rumored Next Console Is Closer Than We Thought
Nintendo is gearing up to launch its next-generation gaming console in the second half of 2024, according to a leak. Dev kits may have already shipped.
Read More5 Reasons To Get A Gaming Phone And 5 Reasons Not To
Gaming phones offer advantages like faster refresh rate and boosted battery life, but with those perks comes the sacrifice of common amenities.
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Gaming accessory maker 8BitDo has a new mechanical keyboard that was inspired by the NES of old and offers more than a few perks. We have all the details.
Read MorePS5 Firmware Beta Serves Up Support For Dolby Atmos, 8TB SSDs
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Read More5 Of The Best Storage Upgrade Options For The Steam Deck
If you're looking to expand your Steam Deck's storage, whether through a microSD card or a full-on SSD replacement, there are plenty of great options.
Read MoreRay Tracing Explained: What It Is, And How It Works
One of the hottest buzzwords of this generation of gaming is "ray tracing." But just what is it, how does it work, and should you care about it?
Read MoreApple's Vision Pro Dev Kit Comes With Some Insanely Strict Rules
As studios get their hands on Apple Vision Pro development kits, the extensive set of rules behind them has come to light.
Read More5 Of The Strangest Xbox Controllers We've Ever Seen
With the latest announcement of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles partnership, it's time to take a look at the weird stuff Xbox has pulled.
Read MoreWhy Nintendo Might Be Forced Into Having A Removeable Battery For Its Handheld Consoles
New regulations from the European Union may change how Nintendo deals with powering their handheld gaming systems.
Read More5 Forgotten Features Of The Original Xbox That Are Pure Nostalgia
Gamers look back fondly on the original Xbox era, and for good reason.
Read MoreThese Pizza-Scented Xbox Controllers Are Among The Strangest We've Seen
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Read More5 Of The Best Bluetooth Headsets For Phone Calls
While AirPods and other wireless earbuds can get the job done, their microphones cannot hold a candle to these Bluetooth headsets.
Read MoreHow To Use Nintendo's Wii U Gamepad With Your Computer
Nintendo's Wii U console didn't sell very well, but the GamePad controller could do some interesting stuff. Now you can use it with a Windows PC.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Headsets For Your Nintendo Switch In 2023
This is a well-researched list of five headsets for Nintendo Switch, suited for every budget and user's preferences.
Read MoreIs The Nintendo Switch Still Worth Buying In 2023?
If you're worried about missing the boat on snagging a Nintendo Switch, 2023 certainly isn't a bad time to jump on to the hybrid-handheld gaming console.
Read MoreAI Just Got Pranked Into A Mistake No Human Would've Fallen For
'World of Warcraft' fans on Reddit had some fun trolling an AI article-generating website, while also exposing the significant flaw of AI journalism.
Read MoreHere Are The 5 Best Xbox One Headsets In 2023
If you're still playing the Xbox One in 2023, there are some great headsets available for it that boast high-quality audio and microphones tailored to gaming.
Read More5 Of The Best Bluetooth Headsets For Your Motorcycle Helmet
Whether you want to pair them with your phone or other riders, these Bluetooth headsets will attach to your motorcycle helmet and keep you connected.
Read More5 Of The Best USB-C Hubs And Docks For Steam Deck Owners
There are many different accessories -- both good and bad -- available for your Steam Deck, including docks.
Read More5 Of The Best Controller Options For The Steam Deck
Once your Steam Deck is docked, you're going to need a good companion controller to play up on the big screen, and these are some of the best options out there.
Read MoreBlizzard PC Games Are Coming To Steam, With Overwatch 2 First On Deck
Alongside the inaugural 'Overwatch 2,' Blizzard is preparing to add a "selection" of its games to Steam after years of hesitance with its own Battle.net.
Read MoreWhat Xbox Game Pass Core Means For Xbox Live Gold Subscribers
Microsoft has announced that Xbox Live Gold is going away after two decades, and its replacement, Xbox Game Pass Core, will work a bit differently.
Read MoreMicrosoft And Sony Sign Deal To Keep Call Of Duty On PlayStation For 10 Years
Following months of arguing over Microsoft's Activision Blizzard acquisition, Sony has relented and signed a deal to keep "Call of Duty" on PlayStation.
Read More10 Forgotten Xbox 360 Features That Are Pure Nostalgia
The Microsoft's second console, the Xbox 360, had a ton of exciting new features. While not all of them worked perfectly, plenty have a high nostalgia value.
Read MoreHow To Safely Clean Your Nintendo Switch And Joy-Cons
Whether your Nintendo Switch is dusty from spending months in the dock or getting grimy from daily use in handheld mode, there's a way to safely clean it.
Read MoreThe 10 Most Valuable Old Nintendo Accessories
Nintendo has been producing unique accessories for almost as long as they have been selling consoles, and some of the rarest ones have become very valuable.
Read MoreHere's When Sony's Accessibility-Focused PS5 Access Controller Launches
Sony has finally revealed when players can bring home the new PS5 Access controller. Here's how much it'll cost you and what you can expect in the package.
Read MoreBlaze Super Pocket Handhelds Give You Capcom And Taito Arcade Classics On The Go
Blaze Entertainment, creator of the Evercade, has announced a new series of even smaller handhelds called Super Pocket. No need to dig any old consoles out.
Read MoreHow To Replace The Battery In An Oculus Controller
If the batteries are running low on your Oculus headset, you can easily replace them. They're AA, but they can be hard to find. Here's how to do it.
Read MoreGoogle's Latest Exec Loss Has Dire Implications For A Vision Pro Competitor
Days after it was reported that Google's "Project Iris" AR glasses were shelved, a senior executive has publicly announced their departure.
Read MoreEA Has A 'Black Panther' Game On The Way: Here's What We Know
The protector of Wakanda is getting his own standalone story in video games, as a new "Black Panther" game is on the way from EA and Cliffhanger Games.
Read More4 Forgotten PSP Features That Are Pure Nostalgia
The PSP came out before consoles were expected to be all-in-one media centers, but Sony still gave it a shot. These features will remind you of a simpler time.
Read MoreNine Of The Best Uses For An Old Nintendo Wii
An old Nintendo Wii console laying around the house could find some new life in a few different, if unexpected ways to utilize the older hardware.
Read More5 Forgotten PS3 Features That Are Pure Nostalgia
While many PS3 innovations live on today in the PS5, some were obscure enough that you may have even forgotten they ever existed.
Read MoreThe Reason Old CRT TVs Are Making A Big Comeback
The demand for CRT TVs is increasing and it's coming from an unexpected source. It turns out CRT TVs have an edge when it comes to one specific use-case.
Read MoreHow To Turn Off Motion Control On The Nintendo Switch
The default Switch Joy-Cons, as well as the Switch Pro Controller, all have motion control functionality built-in.
Read MoreApple Vision Pro May Be Sold By Appointment Only To Start
Apple's Vision Pro headset looks to go on sale later this year or early next year, and when it does, it looks like it'll be limited to 1 on 1 appointments.
Read MorePS5 Digital Edition Vs Disc Version: Which Is Worth Buying In 2023?
Both versions of the PlayStation 5 have their own pros and cons. But which one is more worth your time and money in 2023?
Read MoreBest Nintendo Switch Dock Sets Of 2023
Whether your original Nintendo Switch dock stopped working or you want something portable to use while traveling, there's no shortage of third-party options.
Read MoreHere's When You Can Stream The Super Mario Bros. Movie On Peacock
"The Super Mario Bros. Movie" is coming to Peacock much sooner than you think, bringing along some exciting extras.
Read MoreHow To Download And Play Games On Netflix
Alongside the swath of TV shows and movies on Netflix, your subscription also offers plenty of excellent mobile games available to play for free.
Read MoreHow To Find Your Hidden Steam Games
If you've hidden any of your Steam games from your library, there is a way to bring them back to your standard library if you're missing any games you hid.
Read More6 Forgotten PS2 Features That Are Pure Nostalgia
With all the bells and whistles available on modern consoles, you might be surprised to look back at some of what was possible on a Playstation 2.
Read MoreHow To Apply An Xbox Series X Vinyl Case Skin
Tired of the obsidian block that is your Xbox Series X? You can spruce it up with a cool vinyl skin. They're fairly inexpensive, easy to use, and look awesome.
Read MoreWhat To Do If Your Oculus Headset Isn't Charging
If your Meta or Oculus Quest headset isn't charging, don't panic. There are a few things you can try to get it working and get back to your virtual worlds.
Read MoreHow To Pair A New PS4 Controller To Your Console
If you've got a DualShock 4 controller you want to pair to your PS4 or PS5, there are two methods for doing so, and they're both very straightforward.
Read MoreApple's Vision Pro Sales Success Faces A Bigger Threat Than Consumer Demand
Apple introduced the Vison Pro headset at WWDC, but now analysts and Wall Street are projecting Apple may not sell as many as it initially predicted.
Read MoreHow To Run Classic Console Emulators On Your Steam Deck
The Steam Deck is great at running many modern PC games, but what if you want to kick it old-school? Good news, the Steam Deck is fantastic at that, too.
Read MoreHow To Install An M.2 SSD In Your PS5
Are you always running out of space on the PlayStation 5? Here's what you need to know to expand PS5 storage and give yourself a lot more room.
Read MoreHow To Stop Crossplay On Xbox One And Xbox Series X/S
Don't wish to be paired with mouse-aimers on PC or those logging in from their PlayStation 5? Here's how to put an end to matchmaking with the non-Xbox crowd.
Read MoreHow To Connect A PS4 Controller To Your PC
There are a few different ways you can connect your PS4 controller to your PC. We cover each way and the advantages of each. Here's how to do it.
Read MoreThe 5 Rarest Original Xbox Games You Can Find
The original Xbox didn't have a huge library, but it does have a handful of games that, if you find them in your closet, might be worth a decent amount of cash.
Read MoreHow To Gift A Game On Steam
Whether it's for a birthday, holiday, or just to say, "You're awesome," Steam gifts are thankfully very straightforward and easy. Just follow these steps.
Read MoreThe Wild History Of This Rare PlayStation Prototype
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Our gaming consoles give us a break from the stresses of daily life. But it's important to consider their well-being too.
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The Xbox 360 had some hidden depths you may not have caught if you didn't know where to look for them.
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Internet (73)
Facebook Already Tried Elon Musk's Plan For Twitter And It Didn't Work
Elon Musk wants to turn Twitter into a super app called X. Bah, we've been here before with Mark Zuckerberg. It all boils down to WeChat envy essentially.
Read MoreGoogle Assistant May Soon Be 'Supercharged' With Bard-Like AI
Google is looking to "supercharge" its Assistant using artificial intelligence, potentially giving it a huge upgrade in capabilities and usefulness.
Read MoreElon Musk's 'X' Sign On Twitter HQ Is Coming Down As Fast As It Went Up
The newly-installed X sign on top of Twitter's headquarters has already been taken down after permit issues arose.
Read MoreThese 5 Excel Hacks That Will Make Spreadsheets Less Stressful
If you regularly deal with enormous data sets in Excel, knowing how to use these features (some simple, others intricate) can help you manage your workload.
Read MoreTwitter HQ's New Insanely Bright X Sign Spurs Investigation
Twitter has annoyed some downtown San Francisco residents by installing a gigantic (though possibly temporary) X sign that strobes brightly at night.
Read More10 Of The Best Wi-Fi Routers In 2023, Ranked
You're not getting what you pay when it comes to wireless internet in your home -- not unless you have a router that can manage the data properly here in 2023.
Read MoreHow To Share Your Microsoft Outlook Calendar
Sharing an Outlook Calendar allows for more transparency, better communication, and synchronization between teammates.
Read MoreHow To Create A Drop Down List In Excel
Microsoft Excel can save you time in lots of little ways, like adding a drop-down list to cells so that only pre-written text can be entered.
Read MoreHow To Insert A Text Box In Google Docs Or Microsoft Word
When you need some text to stand apart from your main writing, both Microsoft Word and Google Docs make it pretty simple to add a quick text box
Read MoreHow To Check Word Count In Google Docs
Be it on the web or mobile, Google Docs makes it easy to check the length of your document, with optional statistics alongside.
Read MoreElon Musk Says Twitter Is Permanently Switching To Dark Mode
Elon Musk may be switching X (formerly Twitter) to a permanent dark mode, removing the last bit original branding for the site he bought for $44 billion.
Read MoreThe 10 Best iPhone Web Browser Apps (And Which Is Best For You)
You could just use Safari to browse the web on your iPhone or iPad -- it's not a bad choice! But we've got 9 other alternatives here too, specifically for you.
Read MoreTwitter Updates X Logo, But The New Design Is Easy To Miss
Twitter's big rebrand involved putting up an interim logo. Only a couple of days later, an updated version has arrived, but it won't be around for long.
Read MoreThe Disastrous Cost Of Elon Musk's Twitter Rebrand
The decision to transition Twitter to a new super app brand, named "X," comes with a serious cost for Musk's venture and the brand value he paid for.
Read MoreThreads Is Finally Giving Users A Chronological 'Following' Feed
While Threads is still missing some big features, Meta is rolling out updates quickly, and the latest one brings the hotly-anticipated Following feed.
Read MoreHow To Alphabetize Data In Microsoft Excel
Got a whole bunch of data in a row or column that needs to be sorted alphabetically? You can do it with just a few clicks in Excel.
Read MoreWhy Meta May Stop Elon's Twitter Rebrand
Elon Musk abruptly replaced the Twitter brand and logo with an X, literally. The move raised questions over the familiar design and a certain Meta trademark.
Read MoreTwitter's New Logo Explained: What Does The X Mean?
What's up with Elon Musk's weird fascination with the letter X, and what exactly is he planning with this Twitter revamp? It might help to look at his past.
Read MoreTikTok Rolls Out Text Posts, Taking The Fight To Twitter And Threads
As Twitter rebrands to "X" and Meta tries to keep momentum with Threads, TikTok just decides to let people post text on the app they already use.
Read MoreHow To Change Your Google Calendar Settings
Google calendar has a suite of settings that will revolutionize the way you plan. Learn how to toggle settings on and off to optimize your calendar.
Read MoreTwitter's New 'X' Logo Sends The Familiar Blue Bird Packing
Elon Musk and Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino have begun the exodus away from Twitter's original branding today, as the new 'X' logo has been implemented.
Read MoreHow To Enable Macros In Microsoft Excel
Macros allow you to run a set of pre-programmed actions with one click or button press, helping you save time and avoid repetition.
Read MoreElon Musk's Big Twitter Rebranding Plan Is Already Underway
Elon Musk seems excited to ditch the existing Twitter brand and replace it with his apparently favorite letter, X. The change is already happening.
Read MoreHow To Double Space In Google Docs Or Microsoft Word
Double-spacing makes text look neater and easier to read. It's required for a lot of documents (especially assignments) so here's how to turn it on.
Read MoreElon Musk Wants To Rebrand Twitter: Here's What's Changing
Twitter owner Elon Musk is promising to rebrand Twitter with a new color scheme and replacement for the iconic blue bird logo, the latest in his many changes.
Read MoreHow To Add A Shared Mailbox In Outlook
Setting up a shared mailbox in Microsoft Outlook is easy to do and has many benefits for some users. Here's how you can make it happen.
Read MoreHow To Stream Video From A Google Drive To Your TV
Want to watch a video from your Google Drive on a TV instead of being stuck watching from your phone? We've got the instructions here!
Read MoreHow To Change The Margins In Google Docs Or Microsoft Word
Both Google Docs and Microsoft Word allow you to alter the margins of the document you are typing on.
Read MoreGoogle Taps Co-Founder Sergey Brin For An AI Assist
In 2019, Sergey Brin stepped down from his role at Google's parent company, Alphabet Inc., but he got back in the game after the release of ChatGPT.
Read MoreGoogle, OpenAI And Others Just Made A Huge AI Safety Promise To The White House
Leaders in AI development met with Biden-Harris administration officials at the White House to commit to ethical AI development guidelines and sourcing.
Read MoreHow To Freeze A Row In Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets
If you find yourself scrolling a lot while using spreadsheets because you need to check across rows and columns, freezing them might be just what you need.
Read MoreHow To Create A Hanging Indent In Google Docs Or Microsoft Word
Are you trying to add citations and can't figure out how to do hanging indents for the first line? Let us make it easy for you.
Read MoreHow To Merge Cells In Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets
Maybe you need a bigger space for more text or to house a header for the columns below it. Merging cells is a great tool for both.
Read MoreHow To Delete A Page In Google Docs Or Microsoft Word
You've finished your nice, important document in Word or Google Docs, but there's an oddly blank page showing up. Here's how to get rid of that.
Read MoreHow To Lock Cells In Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets
The ability to lock cells or elements of Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, but not the full sheet, allows maximum customization and control of a project.
Read MoreGoogle's News-Writing 'Genesis' AI Has Journalists Worried
Experimenting in journalism-driven AI content, Google is shopping around to multiple news outlets of a new 'assistant' for writers, but many were not thrilled.
Read MoreHow To Freeze A Row In Microsoft Excel
Freezing might not seem like much, but it does come in handy when working on a big sheet where you need to be reminded of certain values in the chart.
Read MoreIt Looks Like YouTube Premium Just Got A Quiet Price Hike
YouTube Premium users in the U.S. are going to need to fork over some more cash per month/year, as the platform quietly raises subscription costs.
Read MoreApple Is Building Its Own AI Chatbots To Take On Google And Microsoft
As previously rumored, Apple has its own AI chatbot in development and in use internally, though it's unclear when the AI technology is consumer-bound.
Read MoreFirst Major Meta Threads Update Is Here With Some Sorely Needed Features
Meta's Twitter competitor Threads is still pretty basic, but the team has been scrambling to add new features, and now some have arrived for iPhone users.
Read MoreForget Character Limits, Twitter May Soon Let You Publish Entire Books
Twitter was launched as a platform where each post had a very low character limit. Now it's testing a feature that will get rid of that limit entirely.
Read MoreGoogle Bard AI: How To Use One Of The Best Chat-GPT Alternatives
Google's Bard has a couple of tricks up its sleeve that set it apart from the popular ChatGPT by OpenAI.
Read MoreWe Tried Google's New AI Tools, Here's What We Learned
Google is slowly unveiling a new suite of AI tools, and we had a chance to give them a try. Here's what you can expect from Google's Duet AI suite.
Read MoreThreads Engagement Reportedly Stumbles After Impressive Start
Meta's Twitter clone, Threads, had a meteoric rise, but now it's looking like things are settling down. Is Threads doomed or are these growing pains?
Read MoreMeta's New 'State-Of-The-Art' AI Image Generator Could Give DALL-E A Run For Its Money
Meta is the latest challenger to the AI throne, today introducing its CM3leon image generator and boasting about its "state-of-the-art" offerings.
Read MoreElon Musk's X Corp Files $1 Million Lawsuit Over Twitter Data Scraping
Elon Musk's X Corp. filed a lawsuit that alleges that four scrapers flooded Twitter with false and automated sign-ups in an attempt to obtain user data.
Read MoreHow To Propose A New Time In Google Calendar
Whether you're the organizer or a member, something may come up that makes you have to change the time of an event. Here's how to do it in Google Calendar.
Read MoreBig Google Bard AI Update Adds New Languages, Audible Responses, And Image Prompts
Google has another big update for its AI chatbot Bard, this one bringing everything from audio playback to support for more languages and productivity features.
Read MoreHow To Password Protect An Excel File
If you have sensitive data you'd like to keep from prying eyes in a Microsoft Excel file, the easiest way to protect it is with Excel's built-in password tools.
Read MoreGoogle Slapped With Lawsuit Over Data Used To Train Its AI
Google is the latest company sued over the data used to train AI models, with the proposed class action accusing it of "stealing" data from the internet.
Read MoreInstagram Threads Sets An App Record With Over 100 Million Users In Under A Week
In just a few days, Threads has accomplished a significant new user milestone, boasting millions of accounts added to the Twitter-alternative service.
Read MoreWhy Your Outlook Emails Are Stuck In Your Outbox (And How To Fix It)
If the Outbox works as it should, you won't even notice it exists. But if you've trouble sending emails, here are a few reasons why that might be happening.
Read MoreCloudflare CEO Says Twitter's Traffic Is 'Tanking'
It appears that the controversial changes at Twitter combined with the arrival of Threads has pushed Twitter's already-dropping traffic even lower.
Read MoreBluesky Hits 1 Million Installs As Competition With Threads Heats Up
Bluesky, a Twitter competitor from the service's founder, Jack Dorsey, surpassed one million downloads. The microblogging space is getting crowded.
Read MoreThreads Is Working On A Chronological Feed
Despite Threads initial surge of popularity, Meta and Instagram's chiefs have already promised new features are coming, including a chronological feed.
Read MoreCan You Access Threads On A Computer?
Threads is the new Meta alternative to Twitter - but can you use its functions on a desktop or just mobile?
Read More4 Reasons You Shouldn't Sign Up For The New Threads App Just Yet
While Threads has had an explosive launch with millions of new users, it is still a new social media app, and has some growing pains Meta will need to face.
Read MoreTwitter Threatens To Sue Meta Over Its Threads Competitor
Less than 24 hours after launching Threads, Meta is facing a potential lawsuit from Twitter, which has lobbed some big accusations at its competitor.
Read MoreIs Your Phone Buzzing Constantly With Threads App Alerts? Here's How To Fix It
By default, the Threads app alerts every time an Instagram connection follows you, but also when your posts on the app receive a like, reply, or repost.
Read MoreMeta's New Twitter Alternative: 5 Things To Know About Threads Before You Sign Up
For those jumping ship from Twitter, or in general are interested in Threads, there's a couple important distinctions to know before joining the new network.
Read MoreMeta Says Threads Will Be Part Of The Fediverse: Here's What That Means
Threads, the Twitter competitor made by Meta, has launched this week as part of the "fediverse," which is a promising future for social media connection.
Read MoreWant To Delete Your Threads Account? Say Goodbye To Instagram
Meta's Twitter-killer app, Threads, is now available for the many million who've already signed up, but deleting your account isn't the most convenient act.
Read MoreHow To Download And Join Threads: Meta's New Twitter Alternative
In an effort to maybe entice Twitter users to an alternative, Meta has launched its new Threads social media platform. Here's how to get signed up.
Read MoreThreads Feed With Only People You Follow Is On The Way
Meta launched its new Twitter competitor, Threads, without some key features, but the bosses Mark Zuckerberg and Adam Mosseri are already working on them.
Read MoreMeta Moves Up Threads Launch: Here's When The New Social Network Goes Live
It looks like Meta is eager to get its Threads platform out to the public while people are still looking for a Twitter alternative. The launch is hours away.
Read MoreMeta's Twitter Rival Could Be Doomed From Day One
Meta's new Threads social media launches in multiple regions this week, but one notable and large portion of the world will be left out at this time.
Read MoreTwitter Finally Drops One Of Its Most Annoying Features
Other than rate limits, Twitter is actually walking back a previous change that made navigating the social media (and the internet) much more difficult.
Read MoreMeta's Twitter Competitor, Threads, Is Already Live For Some
In an apparent effort to muscle in on Twitter's territory early, Meta's Threads app has gone live early for some users, featuring tools very similar to Twitter.
Read MoreInstagram's Twitter Competitor Threads Will Likely Arrive This Week
It looks like Meta's Twitter competitor is about to launch. Not only has the app appeared in the App Store and on Google Play, but it also has a release date.
Read MoreTwitter Launches New TweetDeck 2.0, But You'll Need To Pay To Use It
In an effort to prevent data scraping, Twitter removed legacy APIs that broke legacy TweetDeck. Now it's scrambling to migrate users to the new version.
Read MoreGoogle's Pixel 8 Could Finally Fix The Biggest Battery Complaint
The next iteration of Google's Pixel line of smartphones is around the corner and a leak indicates that the new models will offer crucial battery upgrades.
Read MoreHow Google Beat Apple To AR And Still Failed
Google Glass beat Apple to the AR market by a decade, but never managed to establish itself as a must have product. Here is why Google Glass failed.
Read MoreElon Musk Imposes Twitter Read Caps As Rate Limit Exceeded Warning Persists
There is no word on how long Twitter's read cap will be in place, but there is a chance that it will not be completely lifted.
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iPhone (37)
The Easiest Way To Find And Delete Unused iPhone Apps
Going through all the apps on your iPhone home screen might seem like the easiest route, but there's a better one to figure out what's taking up the most space.
Read MoreWhy Your iPhone's Flashlight Isn't Working (And How To Fix It)
No, hitting the bottom with your palm won't help. That only works for dedicated flashlights in movies. Here's what you need to do on your iPhone instead.
Read MoreiPhone Green/Orange Dot Explained: What Do They Mean?
They are both privacy features, with Apple trying to inform you what apps are accessing sensitive bits of the iPhone hardware.
Read MoreWhy Your iPhone Has No Sound (And How To Fix It)
Getting garbled, crackling, or no sound at all out of your iPhone? Here's a list of reasons behind the cause and potential fixes.
Read MoreiPhone 15 Pro May Pack Slimmer Bezels And Titanium Frame
The upcoming iPhone 15 Pro models may feature some key design changes, including the use of titanium and a noticeable shrinking of the display bezels.
Read MoreThe New iPhone Emojis We Expect To See In 2023
Unicode update Emoji Version 15.1, scheduled to roll out in September 2023, is expected to bring a new bird, food, and more ways to express yourself.
Read MoreHow To Use Your iPhone's White Noise Machine Feature
Apple has built a ton of useful features into iOS, including one that turns an iPhone into a white noise machine. Here's how to turn the feature on.
Read MoreApple Reportedly Mulling Price Hikes For iPhone 15 Pro Models
Reportedly in response to declining revenue outlook for the smartphone market, Apple may be considering a price increase for premium iPhone models.
Read MoreWhy Your iPhone Won't Back Up And How To Fix It
If you're having trouble getting your iPhone backups on iCloud to work, try some of these simple tips before sending your device in for repairs.
Read MoreHow To Use The Check In Feature On iPhone To Make Sure Your Friends And Family Get Home Safe
The iOS 17 release will include a safety feature called Check In that will notify trusted contacts if you don't make it to your destination.
Read MoreWhy Your iPhone Screen Won't Rotate, And How To Fix It
Don't let a stuck iPhone screen prevent you from watching videos on the widest display possible.
Read MoreThese Are The Best Translation Apps For iPhone You Should Have Installed
If you don't have the time to learn a new language, a translation app is a must-have on your next trip. They can translate voices, text in photos, and more.
Read MoreThe Best Verizon Phones Other Than iPhone Or Samsung In 2023
If you are looking for a smart phone designed by anyone but Samsung or Apple, you're in luck -- Verizon has some great choices from alternate manufacturers.
Read More5 Of The Best Password Managers For iPhone In 2023
Instead of remembering or writing down a huge amount of passwords, you can try a password manager instead. But which ones work best for the iPhone?
Read MoreWhat Is iPhone StandBy, And How Do You Use It?
One of the coolest features of the upcoming iOS 17 is its StandBy feature, which turns your iPhone into a smart display just like Echo or Google Home displays.
Read More5 Of The Best iPhone Car Mounts In 2023
There are many different iPhone car mounts that connect to the window or windshield, others cling to the dashboard, while some click into the air vents.
Read MoreAnother Original iPhone Just Sold For A Ridiculous Amount Of Money
Another unopened first-generation iPhone has sold for a large sum at auction. Unlike some of the other sales, this one involves a rare 4 GB variant.
Read More5 Of The Best Parental Control Apps For iPhone In 2023
The internet can be a scary place and letting your kids roam it freely may not sit well with you. If so, here are some apps to help ensure your family's safety.
Read MoreHow To Set Up Your Custom iPhone Call Poster
If you want to set up a call poster on iPhone, It's all easily set up from your iPhone's internal settings.
Read MoreHow To Find Your Lost Apple TV Remote Using Your iPhone
Do you keep losing your Apple TV remote? Apple has added a feature to iOS 17 that makes it easy to find it ... as long as you don't misplace your iPhone, too.
Read MoreWhen Does The Next iPhone Come Out? (Release Date And Early Expectations)
Apple is presumably announcing its next iPhone in the near future, but what do leakers and analysts currently have to say about the new model?
Read More5 Of The Best Free Text To Speech Apps For Android And iPhone
Sure, your phone's assistant can read most web pages for you, but these TTS apps offer a lot more, from reading photos to celebrity voices.
Read MoreHow To Tell If Your iPhone Is Carrier Unlocked
If you have plans to upgrade your iPhone and sell or pass on your old one to someone else, you will need to fulfill the carrier's unlocking policy requirements.
Read MoreWhat Is The iPhone Journal App, And How Do You Use It?
Tired of paying a monthly subscription for your current journal app of choice? Apple has its own Journal app launching with iOS 17. Here's how it works.
Read MoreHow To Use Your iPhone Widgets On Your Mac
With Apple's upcoming macOS Sonoma, currently in public beta, you can port widgets from an iPhone to a Mac, and it's unsurprisingly really easy to do.
Read More5 Of The Best Screen Protectors For Your iPhone
Among other things like a case or other accessories, a screen protector is an essential purchase for many new iPhone owners to keep that screen pristine.
Read MoreHow To Install iOS 17 Public Beta On Your iPhone
The new iOS 17 beta is available to the public, perfect for folks who want to test drive the new features before the official launch comes later this fall.
Read MoreApple Drops New Rapid Security Response Updates For Mac, iPhone, And iPad
Apple has released a new Rapid Security Response update for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Due to its nature, you should download and install the patch asap.
Read MoreHow To Turn On Low Data Mode On Your iPhone (And Why You Might Want To)
If you're running up against your data cap or if you're on a metered Wi-Fi network, here's how to limit what your iPhone does on the internet.
Read More5 Big Reasons You Shouldn't Switch From Android To iPhone
Been in the Android world for years but tempted to dip your toes into the world of Apple? Just make sure you won't miss any of these five things.
Read More5 Big Reasons You Shouldn't Switch From iPhone To Android
Are the new fancy features, like folding screens and superfast charging, tempting you to switch sides? Make sure you won't miss any of these.
Read MoreWhy Your iPhone Screen Dims Automatically (And How To Change It)
There are a few (legitimate) reasons why iPhones decide to change screen brightness. Thankfully, you can turn off all of those features.
Read MoreHow To Leave A Group Chat On iPhone
If you decide it's time to bow out of an iPhone group chat for any reason you have a couple of different options.
Read MoreHow To Stream From Your iPhone To A Samsung TV
Whether it's sharing your Instagram feed with others, or streaming your favorite TV show, iPhone users can stream both (and more) via Airplay to Samsung TVs.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Hidden Features On Your iPhone 14 Pro
For those looking for additional functionality from their iPhone 14 Pro, these lesser known settings up the convenience and capability of your Apple device.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Dating Apps On iPhone
If you're trying to find that perfect partner, you might turn to a dating app. Some of them are better than others, so we rounded up our favorites.
Read MoreEasy Ways To Transfer Your Texts From Android To iPhone
If you are an Android user hoping to make the move to iOS and bring with you all your text chats with you, you may run into issues.
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Laptops (6)
OnePlus Pad Vs iPad Air: Which Is The Better Tablet For You
The OnePlus Pad is more or less the only premium Android tablet on the market. How does it stack up against Apple's similarly priced iPad Air?
Read MoreHow To Share Your Passkeys On macOS Sonoma
With macOS Sonoma, a major practical update is coming to iCloud's Keychain password manager.
Read MoreHow To Install macOS Sonoma Public Beta
Apple next big macOS update, Sonoma, is available as a public beta now. Here's how to get started and important things you should know along the way.
Read MoreApple macOS Sonoma First Look: 5 Features Worth Installing The Public Beta For
Apple's macOS Sonoma public beta has arrived, and rather than a single "must have" reason to upgrade, it brings all of these features to the table.
Read More12 macOS Tips New Mac Owners Should Know (Especially Former Windows Users)
Apple's way of doing things takes some getting used to, especially if you have been on Windows for a long time. Here are 12 macOS tips Mac owners should know.
Read MoreA Dell Disaster: 2006's Massive Laptop Battery Recall
A 2006 Dell laptop battery recall that the company was forced to carry out became one of the biggest the tech sector had ever seen
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Military (4)
Why The U.S. Military Doesn't Use Battleships Anymore
Shows of gigantic force can be effective deterrents.but as warfare has changed the needs of world navies have changed too.
Read More10 Of The Best Military War Games To Play In 2023
From action-packed multiplayer skirmishes to realistic military simulators, 2023 offers plenty of war games worth checking out.
Read More10 Of The Oldest Military Submarines Still In Service Today
Despite leaps in technology and the reorganization of modern militaries, it may be surprising that some mid-to-late-20th-century vessels are still in service.
Read MoreHow The MQ-9 Reaper Drone Is Changing How The Military Feels About Traditional Runways
The MQ-9 dirt landing builds on the success of another Reaper drone that set down on a rural highway.
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Motorcycles (7)
This Custom Viper V10 Motorcycle Just Shattered Major Speed Records
What's cooler than breaking a motorcycle speed record? Breaking a speed record on a motorcycle you built yourself almost 14 years ago. Here's what happened.
Read MoreThe Samurai: The History Behind One Of Suzuki's Best 4x4
Once an immensely popular off-roader in the States, the Suzuki Samurai hasn't been sold stateside in a few years thanks to a crash test controversy.
Read MoreBMW's New Smart Glasses Make It Easier For Motorcycle Riders Stay Focused On The Road
BMW announced an expected consumer release date for its new heads-up display motorcycle smart glasses.
Read More10 Of The Best Motorcycles For New Riders
Every rider has fond memories of their first bike. If you're a beginner to the hobby, here are 10 of the best motorcycles for new riders.
Read More2023 Honda XR150L First Ride: Sub-$3,000 Motorcycle Brings Smiles And Caveats
With tried & tested engineering and a ridiculously affordable price, Honda's XR150L is undeniably appealing. Just make sure you know what you're signing up for.
Read More5 Of The Best Honda Motorcycles You Can Buy (That Aren't Sport Bikes)
If an aggressive and powerful sport bike is intimidating or not your style, Honda offers plenty of less-intense motorcycles for riders of any skill level.
Read More5 Royal Enfield Motorcycles That Are Surprisingly Cheap
If you are looking for a brand new motorcycle on a budget, Royal Enfield has plenty of high-quality yet affordable choices. Here are five to consider.
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Naval (1)
This Russian Navy Ship Is Over 100 Years Old And Is Still In Service Today
One of Russia's most reliable ships is also its oldest.
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News (3)
How The Submarines Of The Civil War Were Made
During the Civil War, both sides were working on early submarine designs, though it was the Confederacy that was the first to deploy one against the enemy.
Read MoreAnalogue Pocket Orders Will Finally Start Shipping Out Again In August
Analogue, Inc. announced that it will finally begin shipping out its latest wave of Analogue Pockets.
Read MoreBing Chat AI Gets Image-Based Visual Search
Microsoft wants AI to be a staple in the workplace.
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Science (14)
NASA's Project Pathfinder Proved Renewable Energy Flight Was Possible Nearly 30 Years Ago
The Pathfinder project struggled at first, but after being acquired by NASA, it began to soar - literally.
Read More5 Of The Best Robot Lawn Mowers You Can Buy In 2023
Looking for a Roomba for grass? The likes of Greenworks and Husqvarna make some of the best electric robot mowers on the market.
Read MoreCrashed Craft And Non-Human Biologics: 3 Of The Sketchiest UFO Hearing Claims
Former U.S. intelligence officer David Grusch made several unproven claims about government knowledge of aliens. These are the most questionable allegations.
Read MoreChatGPT Is As Good As Humans At Answering Healthcare Queries, Says Research
A study shows how AI could work alongside health professionals to streamline the process for them and their patients.
Read MoreNASA Is Training This Robot To Search Through Mars' Massive Cave Environments
NASA is developing a lightweight robot that navigates around its environment using four long, retractable arms with grippers on the ends.
Read MoreHow Deepfakes Are Helping Unlock The Sun's Hottest Secrets
Because it's hard to observe coronal rain, researchers combined two sets of imaging data and then enhanced it with an AI algorithm.
Read MoreThe Science Behind Bunker Buster Bombs
One of the strongest examples of airborne ordinance, 'Bunker Buster' bombs are capable of dealing massive damage to a targeted bunker or outpost.
Read MoreHow To Survive A Nuclear Bomb: 10 Things You Need To Know
Surviving a nuclear event takes preparation and smart decision making. Here are 10 steps you can take to stay safe during and immediately after a nuclear blast.
Read MoreHere's What A Nuclear Bomb Actually Sounds Like
While nuclear weapons exist but aren't used, many may wonder what they actually sound like - though their mushroom cloud looks are unmistakeable.
Read More5 Of The Best Home Energy Monitors Worth Checking Out In 2023
Those looking to monitor their energy expenditure in their home have plenty of options to choose from, but these are the best and most convenient to install.
Read MoreHow Scientists Proved The Early Universe Ran In Slow Motion
One of Albert Einstein's formulas predicted that the universe ran in slow motion in its early days. Researchers have now proved it by studying quasars.
Read MoreAnalog Vs Digital Signals: What's The Difference, And How Do They Work?
The difference between digital and analog signals may seem straightforward, but there is a ton of nuance that defines the characteristics of the two systems.
Read MoreApple May Be Working On New Hearing Health Features For AirPods
Apple is said to be exploring big new features for its AirPods, including the ability to take the user's temperature and possibly even function as hearing aids.
Read MoreWhy People Are Worried Virgin Galactic Will Be The Next Titan Sub
While Titan took its ultra-rich passengers deep underwater, Virgin Galactic is offering them a ride to the edge of space. Both are underregulated.
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Smartphones (8)
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 Vs. Motorola Razr Plus 2023: Which Is Best?
With the arrival of Samsung's new foldable smartphones, the Razr Plus has renewed competition. Let's break it down for you.
Read MoreSamsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 And Fold 5 Finally Fix One Major Problem With Foldable Phones
Both the Samsung Z Flip 5 and Fold 5 offer significant upgrades over their predecessors, but the one major update is a much needed change for these foldables.
Read More8 Of The Best Samsung Galaxy S23 Hidden Features
Some lesser-known Galaxy S23 features are hidden, or to put in other words, deeply embedded in the phone's settings section.
Read More5 Of The Best Android Apps For Calorie Counting
If you're trying to lose weight, or otherwise alter your caloric intake, there are a few apps that can help you along your journey. Here are our favorites.
Read More5 iPhone Utility Apps You Should Have Installed At All Times
Your iPhone is one of your most precious possessions and there are some apps will help you get the most out of your device. Here are some of our favorites.
Read MoreRepairable, Sustainable Fairphone 4 Is Finally Making Its Way To The US
Fairphone's smartphone built with sustainability in mind is headed west for the U.S., bringing its "deGoogled" Android experience to Murena this summer.
Read More5 Best Free News Apps For iPhone And Android Users
Are you tired of getting news stories from your social media feeds? Then give one of these dedicated free news apps for Android and iPhone a try.
Read More5 Of The Best iPhone Apps For Calorie Counting
Trying to lose weight or just keeping track of what you eat? We have you covered with these apps, all of which offer free and paid tiers.
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Space (6)
NASA's Skyrocket: The First Airplane To Fly Twice The Speed Of Sound
The Skyrocket was the follow-up to the D-558-I Skystreak, a NASA aircraft developed in the 1940s to provide information about supersonic flight.
Read MoreNASA Loses Contact With Voyager 2, But The Mission Isn't Over Yet
Voyager 2 is in what NASA calls a "quiet period" meaning that it cannot receive or send anything.
Read MoreNASA Is Launching Its Own Streaming Service Later This Year
NASA is throwing its hat into the streaming ring, announcing a revamped website and the impending arrival of a new streaming service later this year.
Read More5 Effects Space Has On The Human Body
Because our bodies are used to being on solid ground, going to space messes with nearly all of our systems.
Read MoreHow NASA's New Moon Lander Could Help Get Us To Mars And Beyond
This knowledge gathered by it can in particular be applied to other planetary bodies we hope to explore, like Mars.
Read MoreScientists Are Unlocking The Secrets Of Safe Planetary Landings: Here's How
When a rocket attempts a landing, it throws up material off the planet's surface which can damage the rocket. Researchers are trying to navigate that.
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SUVs and Crossovers (7)
Why Dodge Discontinued The Ramcharger, Its First SUV
Before SUVs were the huge market they are today, Dodge produced the Ramcharger, a four-wheel-drive beast with a removable top. Why did Dodge discontinue it?
Read MoreFord Mustang Mach-E Rally Gives Electric SUV Some Off-Road Credibility
For the first time in the history of Ford's Mustang, it's releasing a rally version of the iconic car. Better still, this one is an EV and not just a concept.
Read More2024 Subaru Crosstrek Sport Review: Rugged Little SUV Gets More Of The Good Stuff
Subaru's Crosstrek range expands with a new engine option, but there's more than just extra power to enjoy in the 2024 Crosstrek Sport.
Read More2024 Buick Envista First Drive: An Affordable Crossover Never Looked So Good
Buick's most affordable model looks like a concept come to life, but is the 2024 Envista worth paying a visit to your nearest dealership for? We hit the road.
Read More2024 Mercedes-AMG EQE SUV First Drive: Fast Filling In The Gaps
AMG works its performance magic on Mercedes' EQE SUV, bringing 617 horsepower to the party. Is that enough to make this a true electric sports SUV?
Read More2024 Lotus Eletre First Drive: Electric SUV Has An Eye On The Future
Lotus' first all-electric vehicle looks nothing like the lightweight sports cars the automaker is best known for. That doesn't make the Eletre a dud, though.
Read MoreWhy Saab's 9-7x SUV Failed For General Motors
The Saab 9-7x was one of the last cars from the brand, and it was an SUV to boot, but a lot of factors contributed to its downfall. Here's what happened.
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Tablets (3)
How To Use An iPad As Your Own Personal Hotspot
If your iPad has its own cellular plan, it can double up as a Wi-Fi router on the go. And it's versatile, too, allowing for wired and wireless connections.
Read MoreThe Top 5 iPad Pro Keyboards, Ranked
For those who want to stay mobile, but need the tools for moments of productivity, there are plenty of keyboard options out there for iPad Pro users.
Read MoreHow To Install iPadOS 17 Public Beta
Apple has finally released the first public beta update of iPadOS 17, and this latest iteration of Apple's tablet operating system brings a host of new tricks.
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Technology (114)
How To Get Bubbles Out Of Your Phone's Screen Protector
Tried your hand at applying a screen protector but couldn't avoid air bubbles from sprouting? Here's what you need to do to get rid of them.
Read MoreHere's How A Flamethrower Really Works
The Flamethrower is one of the most devastating and deadly man-portable weapons of war ever developed. Here's what you need to know about how it works.
Read MoreWhy America Banned Incandescent Light Bulbs
The old incandescent light bulb is on its way out, thanks to a new federal efficiency requirement that it can't meet. Here's how we got here.
Read MoreElon Musk's X Just Threatened To Sue A Hate-Speech Tracking Nonprofit: Here's Why
When the Center for Countering Digital Hate reported that hate speech was flourishing on X, Elon Musk took action -- by threatening them with legal action.
Read More5 Forgotten Computer Companies That Helped Shape The Tech World
Some of the biggest names in computing never went away, like Apple or Intel. These are the ones forgotten today, but essential to the history of tech.
Read MoreWhat To Do If Your Hard Drive Stops Working
The hard drive is possibly the most precious part of your computer, as it stores all your files. Here's how to be prepared for the worst and what to do after.
Read More10 Major Brands That Will Delete Your Account For Inactivity
Several tech brands have policies in place to delete inactive accounts. Here are the companies that will delete your information after extended inactivity.
Read More11 Old Airplanes That Are Still Worth A Ton Of Money Today
Older aircraft in good condition retain value surprisingly well, and some are worth a small fortune. Here are 11 airplanes that are still worth a lot of money.
Read More5 Ways AI Wants To Prove You Can Trust It (And 5 Reasons You Shouldn't)
AI holds a lot of promise for the future if used appropriately. While tech companies want you to trust AI right away, it's good to stay cautious.
Read More7 Of The Best ChatGPT Plugins And How To Use Them
ChatGPT now offers a number of useful plugins, but a handful stand out from the pack.
Read MoreWhy The U.S. Canceled A $22 Billion Stealth Ship Project
The Zumwalt-class stealth ship was meant to reshape the U.S. Navy with an ambitious 32 ship order. It was cancelled after producing just three examples.
Read MoreWhatsApp Explained: A Basic Guide To This Giant Messaging App
With over 2.5 billion active users globally, WhatsApp is clearly the most dominant messaging app. It's time for a little peek under the hood.
Read MoreHow To Access Your iCloud Photos
The ability to backup photos is among the most useful iCloud features - here's how to access them wherever you need.
Read MoreGas Prices Are Going Up: Here's Why It's Happening Now
It's been a particularly volatile few years at the pump for Americans, and though prices are going up yet again, it's for different reasons this time.
Read MoreThe Semiconductor Shortage Is Over, But A New Problem Is Plaguing The Market
The COVID-19-induced semiconductor shortage is over, but the industry has now been left with a surplus of memory chips.
Read MoreMark Zuckerberg Might Owe You Money, But You're Running Out Of Time To Collect
As a result of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook is paying out a $725 million settlement to users -- but time is running out to make a claim.
Read MoreWhatsApp Now Lets You Record And Send Video Messages
WhatsApp is finally adding a feature that'll make it much easier to send short video clips to your friends and family directly within the app.
Read MoreUS Senators Want A New Agency To Rein In Big Tech And AI
Worries about AI continue to grow and an unlikely pairing of U.S. Senators from across the aisle want to do something about it before things get out of hand.
Read MoreReddit Is Testing Official Badges For Verified Accounts
Reddit is testing an account verification badge, a move intended to reduce the reach of impersonators and scammers while luring in former Twitter users.
Read MoreHow The New MINI Interior Blends High-Tech With Retro Charm
BMW's upcoming new MINI models go back to their roots, with 60s styling getting a thoroughly modern digital upgrade that includes a huge circular OLED screen.
Read MoreHow Durable Is The Samsung Z Fold 5 Hinge? And How Long Will It Last?
Foldables appear to be the future of smartphones, but questions about durability have many consumers skeptical. How durable is the Samsung Z Fold 5?
Read MoreGalaxy Watch 6 Vs. Galaxy Watch 6 Classic: What's The Difference?
Samsung is updating its smartwatch lineup with the Galaxy Watch 6 and Classic variant, and while they're both similar, there are some key differences.
Read MoreSamsung's Galaxy Watch 6 Classic Brings Back A Much-Loved Feature
Alongside new foldables, Samsung is iterating on its wearables with the Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic, featuring new health updates and an old favorite.
Read MoreThe History Of LimeWire: How It Worked And What Happened To It
Like Napster, LimeWire left behind a complicated but important legacy in digital media. Here is the service worked and what ending up happening to it.
Read MoreA Pair Of Rare Apple Sneakers Are Up For Sale, And They Cost Way More Than You'd Think
Apple used to offer clothing items, including t-shirts that aren't too hard to find. More rare, however, is this one-time pair of sneakers now available to buy.
Read MoreApple's Keynote App Explained: What It Is, And How To Use It
You don't need a full suite of professional tools to make a quality presentation any longer. All you need is your iPhone and Apple's Keynote app.
Read MoreElon Musk Has Tried Rebranding As X Before, And Last Time It Didn't Go So Well
Elon Musk has been obsessed with the letter 'X' in many facets of his life, but in previous business ventures, it's been a recurring omen for the entrepreneur.
Read MoreThe New Sony Walkman Costs More Than You Think - Here's Why
Though smartphones can be used to listen to music, they can't compete with high-end music players. Toward the top of that list is Sony's NW-ZX707 Walkman.
Read MoreHow To Turn Off Sticky Keys On Windows
Beyond those who of course need Sticky Keys to use their computer safely, those who don't need the feature can turn it off to avoid any future annoyance.
Read MoreBing AI Chat Is No Longer Edge Exclusive With Chrome And Safari Versions Rolling Out
Bing's AI chatbot is headed to Chrome and Safari browsers for users to test out, without a Microsoft account - albeit with a few limitations compared to Edge.
Read MoreHow To Create A New Apple ID (And Why You Might Need To)
Whatever the reason why you want to make a new Apple ID, you can do it on almost all of your Apple devices.
Read MoreChatGPT Is Declining In Popularity: Here's What's Taking Its Place
After its strong debut in November 2022, OpenAI's AI-powered chatbot service, ChatGPT, finally seems to be falling off in popularity.
Read More5 Often Forgotten Windows Features You Should Be Using
Chock full of features, it's often easy to overlook some of the lesser known ones on your Windows computer.
Read MoreHow To Download And Use Garmin Express
Having to do the same exact setup process on multiple Garmin devices can be time-consuming. Fortunately, Garmin has a solution.
Read MoreHow To Download And Use ChatGPT Plugins
ChatGPT has various plugins to give it even more functionality, and we have a guide on how to install and use them.
Read MoreHow To Add A Student ID Card To Samsung Wallet On Galaxy Phones
For students who happen to own a Samsung Galaxy phone, the option is now available to add a digital copy of their student IDs to the Samsung Wallet app.
Read MoreThe Reason Old Record Players Are Making A Big Comeback
There are a variety of benefits to having a record player, and they all depend on the individual looking to purchase one.
Read MoreHow High Can Fighter Jets Actually Fly?
A commercial airliner doesn't need to go at hypersonic speeds above the established flight paths, but a military jet needs to be able to go anywhere.
Read MoreHow To Make A Custom Mouse Cursor In Windows
Customizing your own mouse cursor on Windows is a fun little appearance change that only takes a little bit of legwork to change the mouse to whatever you like.
Read MoreFTC Suspends Case Against Microsoft's Activision Blizzard Merger
As anticipated, the FTC has decided to pause its case against Microsoft in the Activision Blizzard merger, meaning a settlement is likely to come next.
Read MoreWhy Your WhatsApp Messages Aren't Sending (And What You Can Do To Fix It)
If your'e finding yourself struggling to send WhatsApp messages, there are several reasons and fixes to try.
Read MoreWhat Are Smart Rings, And Why Aren't They More Popular?
Smart rings could be the next big thing, but they'd have to differentiate themselves from other wearables.
Read MoreChatGPT's New Custom Instructions Let It Remember Things About You Between Chats
OpenAI has introduced a new beta feature that'll take some of the repetition out conversations with its ChatGPT AI. There's a big catch, though.
Read MoreThe Best Ring Doorbell For Your Home In 2023
Ring's video doorbells come in different varieties with designs that can accommodate everything from traditional houses to modern apartment buildings.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To NerdiT Now After Shark Tank?
NerdiT Now appeared on Shark Tank looking for investors to increase its operations. Learn what happened after that episode and where the company is today.
Read MoreAll The Hidden Details Of Vladimir Putin's 'Ghost Train'
Vladimir Putin has been known to travel across Russia in a clandestine armored train for years. Here is everything we know about the 'Ghost Train.'
Read MoreThe Apple Of E-Bikes Has Just Gone Bankrupt And We Can't Say We're Surprised
VanMoof is now officially bankrupt, which jeopardizes the company's future, and those in charge are exploring a path forward.
Read MoreThe New Badge Gadget-Shoppers Need To Look Out For
The U.S. government is taking steps to standardize cybersecurity standards. Electronics will feature a badge certifying that it passes the standard.
Read MoreApple Can Put App Store Changes On Hold Ahead Of Supreme Court Petition
Apple has been given the greenlight to delay App Store changes related to third-party payments as they relate to the legal battle started by Epic.
Read More14 Game-Changing Inventions From The Past Decade
The last 10 years have seen technology evolve in some surprising ways -- here are 14 inventions that changed the way we interact with the world.
Read MoreSamsung's 27-Inch ViewFinity S9 Is Its First 5K Monitor
Samsung's latest entry in the ViewFinity series, the S9, is its first 5k monitor and has highly-accurate colors. Unfortunately, it also has a very high price.
Read MoreHow To Use Apple CarPlay With Multiple Phones
SharePlay has long been a convenient way of sharing media with friends and family through a FaceTime call, or Apple TV, but now it's coming to CarPlay.
Read MoreAdobe Generative AI: What Is It, And How Does It Work?
Adobe's generative AI tools are some of the first positioned towards enterprise organizations. Here is what they can do, what they can't do, and how they work.
Read MoreHow To Install A VPN On A Smart TV (And Why You Might Want To)
If you have a smart TV you may want to install a VPN to keep your data private or to unlock region-specific programming. We'll show you how.
Read MoreThe Kursk Disaster: A Terrifying Torpedo Explosion Aboard A Nuclear Submarine
A high profile submarine accident occurred with the sinking of the Kursk, a Russian vessel that exploded in 2000.
Read MoreChatGPT's New AI Feature Lets You Upload Files, Create Charts, And More
Code Interpreter - part of ChatGPT's paid tier - can accomplish a lot with large data sets including visualizations.
Read MoreDDoS Attacks Explained: What They Are And How They Work
You've no doubt heard the term DDoS before, but what does it mean? While it may sound complicated, this particular attack method is easy to understand.
Read MoreThe Reason Cassette Tapes Are Making A Big Comeback
The nearly forgotten cassette tape is enjoying an unlikely resurgence in popularity -- here is what is driving interest in this six decade old media format.
Read MoreBlocked From ChatGPT Error: What It Means And How To Fix It
It can be distressing if you've been blocked by ChatGPT, especially if you pay for the service. Here are the steps you should take to remedy the situation.
Read MoreWhy Your Computer Monitor Is Flickering (And How You Can Fix It)
Computer monitors can get a little finnicky for a variety of reasons, but unless the problem is truly catastrophic, most of the fixes are quite easy and quick.
Read MoreHow To Delete Apps On Mac
Whatever the reason, deleting or uninstalling apps on your Mac is pretty simple and there's more than one way to do it.
Read MoreHow To Leave A WhatsApp Group Chat
While WhatsApp group chats are handy, you might find yourself wanting to leave one at some point. Thankfully, it's pretty easy to do this with a few taps.
Read MoreAI Is Taking Center Stage In The SAG-AFTRA Strike: Here's Why
With SAG-AFTRA joining forces with the striking WGA, Hollywood has effectively ground to a halt, and the biggest issue at hand is generative AI.
Read MoreHoney Bees Can Be Used As Biosensors: Here's How
Dogs may be the most popular animal for sniffing out particular chemicals and odors, but our little yellow buzzing friends are actually even better.
Read MoreFTC Opens Investigation Into ChatGPT Over Consumer Harm Concerns
The Federal Trade Commission has begun an investigation into ChatGPT creator OpenAI. We take a look at why and what they're specifically looking for.
Read MoreWhat's Happening With VanMoof eBikes
VanMoof's eBikes seemed to be experiencing some sort of trouble recently when the company removed them from sale. Now we have a better idea of what's going on.
Read MoreStable Doodle AI Wants To Turn Your Rough Sketches Into Real Art
Stable Doodle is a new image generation tool that can turn rudimentary sketches into works of AI art.
Read MoreFTC Will Appeal Court Ruling On Microsoft's Activision Blizzard Acquisition
The FTC has decided that it won't go down without a fight following a court's ruling in favor of the Microsoft - Activision Blizzard acquisition.
Read MoreMicrosoft Test Adds Curated AI Hub To The Windows 11 App Store
AI-powered tools are a hot commodity right now, and so it's perhaps no surprise that Microsoft is testing a dedicated AI Hub for Windows 11 users.
Read MoreThe 11 Worst Fighter Jets Of All Time
The world has seen a number of highly sophisticated fighter jets, but it has also seen its share of failures. Here are the worst fighter jets ever produced.
Read MoreElon Musk Launches xAI To 'Understand Reality'
Elon Musk has formally announced his own endeavor into AI development with new company xAI, which he proudly states is determined to 'understand reality.'
Read MoreDelivery King Domino's Gives In, Joins Forces With Uber Eats
Domino's is joining up with food delivery apps to continue its dominance in pizza delivery sales, joining other pizza chains on Uber Eats and Postmates.
Read MoreHydrogen Powered Trains Explained: Could They Be The Future Of Travel?
While individual vehicles are pushing toward electric power, rail companies are embracing their own alternative fuel -- Hydrogen trains are making a big impact.
Read More10 Of The Best Prime Day Tech Deals You Won't Want To Miss Out On
Prime Day is here and there are a number of great products ready to fly off the proverbial shelves at huge discounts. Here are some of our favorites.
Read More5 Amazon Prime Day Headphone Deals You Wont Want To Miss Out On
Amazon Prime Day offers plenty of deals for tech, and some of the best discounts come to headphones from makers like Bose, Samsung, Sennheiser, and more.
Read MoreIntel To Stop Producing NUC Mini PCs
Intel is moving away from NUCs -- itty bitty PCs that it has been producing for the last decade. Where does that leave the future of these tiny computers?
Read MoreThe Incredible Technology Behind Las Vegas' Mind-Blowing MSG Sphere Explained
The Sphere at the Venetian is a marvel of technology. Also called the MSG Sphere, here's everything we know about the latest landmark on the Strip.
Read MoreAnthropic's Claude 2 Is The Latest ChatGPT Competitor
In a bid to outdo ChatGPT with enhanced machine learning, the Claude 2 AI from Anthropic promises more accurate and morally conscious query results.
Read MoreMicrosoft Gets Green Light To Buy Activision Blizzard In FTC Case
A federal judge has denied the FTC's request for a preliminary injunction to stop Microsoft's acquisition of gaming giant Activision Blizzard.
Read MoreNothing Phone (2) Hands-On: First Impressions With A Few Key Details
Nothing Phone (2) is here. We've got our hands on the Phone (2) and we're ready to explore the basics, like appearances, software, and all the bright lights.
Read MoreTumblr Details Big Plans To Draw In New Users
With users abandoning Twitter and threatening to do the same with Reddit, it's no surprise that Tumblr is planning changes that'll hopefully pull in new users.
Read MoreHow To Turn Your Old PSP Into An Emulator Machine
The old PSP sitting on your shelf might still be able to provide you with some gaming amusement. We'll show you everything you need to do to get started.
Read MoreWhy Your Apple ID Is Disabled In The App Store (And What You Can Do To Fix It)
If your Apple ID becomes disabled, your digital lifeline can be cut off, causing frustration and confusion.
Read More5 Smart Home Products That Are A Total Waste Of Money
Smart gadgets can make our lives a whole lot easier, but there are some out there that don't feel worth the price tag.
Read More5 Of The Best Task Management Apps Worth Checking Out In 2023
Trying to be more productive but having trouble keeping an eye on everything you need to do? These task management apps are built for you.
Read MoreThe Incredible History Of The USS Constitution: The World's Oldest Ship Still Afloat
The U.S. Navy has some of the most fearsome ships on the sea. This is the incredible history of the USS Constitution: the world's oldest ship still afloat.
Read MoreEasy Tips And Tricks To Hide Wires From A Mounted TV
If you are getting tired of unsightly wires hanging from your mounted TV, here are some great tips to get them out of the way and out of sight.
Read MoreSarah Silverman Sues ChatGPT's Creator Over Alleged Copyright Infringement
OpenAI is facing along lawsuit over its ChatGPT AI, this one specifically about claims that it infringed upon the book copyrights of three authors.
Read MoreHow Do Helicopters Really Land On Carriers With Rough Ocean?
Landing a helicopter is already a tough task, so how would you do it on rough seas? It turns out there's an invention that helps considerably.
Read MoreThis WW1 Era German Torpedo Boat Could Be Hiding Underneath A British Town Park
Scientists may have discovered an old German U-Boat that according to local legend may be buried under a British park. Here is everything we know.
Read MoreSolid State Batteries Explained: What Are They, And How Do They Work?
Solid-state batteries offer a lot of benefits over their liquid brethren, with some major drawbacks, but one of those drawbacks may have been circumvented.
Read MoreOnly One AirPod Working? Here's What You Need To Do
If one of your AirPods keeps dying on you before the other, there are a few things you can try before you head to the Apple Store.
Read More5 Of The Best Budget PC Cases For Your Build
If you want to save money by building your own PC, you can opt for one of these budget case to free up additional dollars for more vital hardware components.
Read MoreWhy Finland Built A Massive Network Of Nuclear Bunkers
Helsinki is home to an immense network of bunkers capable of protecting the population from a nuclear attack. Here is why Finland built these bunkers.
Read MoreAlef Is Promising A Flying Car: Here's What's Actually Happening
Vehicle manufacturer Alef has a flying car in development, but it's not the roadworthy all-rounder that will "transform" the daily commute quite yet.
Read MoreHow To Use The New ChatGPT-Powered Clippy On Windows 11
Maybe the AI revolution won't be so scary if ChatGPT has a cartoon mascot for its face, like the oddly-beloved and retired Clippy from Microsoft Office.
Read MoreHow To Find Your IP (3 Safe And Free Tools)
If you're trying to play a game that doesn't offer dedicated servers or hide yourself from prying eyes, knowing your IP address can be vital.
Read MoreWhy TVs Are Measured Diagonally
When purchasing a TV, you will have to know the size of the TV which will be measured diagonally. But why is that? Here's how that came to be standardized.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Digital Art Apps (Free And Paid)
Are you an artist looking to take your skill into the digital realm? Check out these five apps that offer advanced digital art tools on desktop and mobile.
Read MoreOceanGate Suspends Operations After Submersible Implosion Disaster
Weeks after the loss of its Titan submersible and the lives of all five people onboard, OceanGate Expeditions has officially halted its operations.
Read MoreThere Are Only 10 Subs That Are Certified To Go To The Titanic
Here is what we know about submarines capable of safely reaching a depth of 4,000 or more meters.
Read MoreThese Are The Foldable Phones We're Expecting At Samsung Unpacked On July 26
With Unpacked coming soon, Samsung's Z Flip and Z Fold family are getting some big upgrades, while a popular feature may be returning to the Galaxy 6 watch.
Read MoreOpenAI Just Formed A Team To Keep Superintelligent AI Under Control
ChatGPT is fascinating, but it's nothing compared to the superintelligent AI that will exist in the future. OpenAI aims to make sure such AI doesn't go rogue.
Read MoreWhy You Probably Shouldn't Use ChatGPT At Your Workplace (Or At All)
While ChatGPT can help automate certain tasks, using it in a work environment has proven to be very detrimental for both employees and companies.
Read MoreOpenAI Disabled ChatGPT Web Browsing Over Pricey Bing Flub
ChatGPT's Browse with Bing feature, currently in beta, was pulling content from paywalled websites.
Read MoreTikTok Owner ByteDance Is Getting Into The Book Publishing Business
A popular trend on TikTok has resulted in a new business opportunity for ByteDance: book publishing. Some authors have expressed concerns, though.
Read MoreWhy Your PDFs Are Saving As Chrome HTML Files (And How To Fix It)
If you keep Chrome up-to-date without changing any settings, any PDF you download may open within the web browser by default.
Read MoreMIT's MegaWatt Motor Could Change The Future Air Travel
Air travel is a very costly endeavor when it comes to our global carbon footprint, so electrification is a big goal. One team at MIT might be getting us closer.
Read MoreHow To Partition Your PC's Storage Drive (And Why You Might Want To)
The available space on your PC's storage drive can be divided into separate blocks, or "partitions," but how do you do it and is it a good idea?
Read More5 Of The Most Reliable SSDs For Your PC
As antiquated hard disk drives are becoming less common in PC manufacturing, there are tons of fast and reliable solid state drives worth adding to your PC.
Read More5 Of The Best Apps For Intermittent Fasting In 2023
Yes technically, all you need for intermittent fasting is a clock or timer. However, if you're looking for insights, guides, and more, these apps are great.
Read MoreHow To Fix The Most Common Low Volume Problems On Windows
The first step and the biggest challenge actually is identifying what's causing the volume problem to begin with. Here are four things to check.
Read MoreHow To Schedule Posts On LinkedIn
Scheduling out your posts on LinkedIn is quite a simple procedure you can do both on desktop and mobile app.
Read MoreHow To Generate QR Codes Embedded With AI Art
You can embed a QR code directly into AI art and the results can be stunning, but it is a long and challenging process, so we've got the full rundown here.
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Trucks (9)
5 Trucks Chevrolet Should Have Never Discontinued
Chevrolet has made dozens of truck models over the years, but discontinued most of them over time. Here are the ones they never should have stopped making.
Read MoreWaymo Halts Autonomous Truck Work To Focus On Self-Driving Taxis
Waymo, the company that has been working on self-driving automotive tech for years, has decided to narrow its focus to the ride-hailing part of the industry.
Read MoreHead Honcho: The Pick-Up Truck We Wish Jeep Would Bring Back
Jeep's pickups aren't as famous as its SUVs, but there's one particular model variant from the '70s that is incredibly rare and extremely cool.
Read MoreThese 5 Popular Trucks Prove That Pickups Aren't Always Safer
As it turns out, smaller pickups offer inadequate protection for the rear passengers.
Read MoreThe Rare Truck Dodge Will Probably Never Bring Back
To try to boost low sales of its Dakota line, in 1989 Dodge did something very weird by making a convertible hardtop version of the classic truck.
Read More2023 Ford F-150 Lightning Price Cuts Bring Pro Truck Back Under $50,000
After frustrating potential electric pickup buyers with multiple price increases, Ford is cutting the F-150 Lighting by up to $10,000 on some trims.
Read MoreLike A Rock: The History Behind One Of Chevy Truck's Unforgettable Ad Campaigns With Bob Seger
The Chevy phrase is derived from the legendary Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band song "Like a Rock."
Read MoreThe Classic Mini-Truck We Wish Mazda Would Bring Back
Largely unknown in America today, Mazda once had a mini-truck that it sold for decades outside of the U.S. called the B2200. Mazda needs to bring it back.
Read More2024 GMC Canyon AT4X AEV Edition Gives Midsize Truck A Big Off-Road Upgrade
Boasting plenty of off-road goodies courtesy of American Expedition Vehicles, this new edition of the GMC Canyon AT4X is a terrain-conquering workhorse.
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TVs and Streaming (13)
Behind The Hike: Why Streaming Services Are Increasing Their Subscription Costs
Streaming service users have noticed that monthly subscription prices have gone up in recent times, and many of them will want to know why.
Read MoreNetflix Apparently Has Big Plans To Create Content With AI
Unfortunately, Netflix's lavish spending on AI talent looks like a bad omen for protesting writers and actors.
Read MoreWhy Is Netflix Crashing On Roku (And What You Can Do About It)
Sometimes, for one reason or another, the Netflix app on a Roku device may crash or stop stop working.
Read MoreNetflix's Basic Ad-Free Plan Is Dead In The US
The 'Basic' subscription tier for Netflix is going away soon for U.S. and U.K. customers, but there is still a way to affordably subscribe and watch Netflix.
Read MoreThe Best Smart TVs For Streaming In 2023
If you're looking to take your streaming game to the next level, these TVs offer a great viewing experience combined with a bunch of useful features.
Read MoreHow To Reset Your Amazon Fire TV Stick
If your FireTV stick has decided it doesn't want to the way it's supposed to, a reset may be in order. Here's how to do that and why you might want to.
Read MoreNetflix Now Lets Users Transfer Profiles To Existing Accounts
Netflix won't let you share passwords anymore, but now it will allow you to transfer your profile to another existing account. Here's what we know.
Read MoreHow To Reset Your Roku Streaming Stick
If your Roku is giving you trouble and the usual fixes aren't working, you may need to do a factory reset. There are a few different methods for doing this.
Read MoreHow To Reset Your Apple TV
If your Apple TV is suffering from issues with apps, video quality, iCloud syncing, software updates, or network connectivity, you might be in need of a reset.
Read MoreHow To Make Your Old PC Into A Home Media Streaming Server
If you have a ton of media lying around that you want to centralize into one media server, and an old-PC to run it, here's what you need to do.
Read More10 Of The Worst Movies On Netflix Right Now
Netflix has plenty of quality entertainment on its service, but these movies can easily be skipped.
Read MoreWhy Peacock Isn't Streaming In 4K (And Which Plans Support 4K)
Peacock supports 4K playback for certain tiered subscriptions, but there are caveats to this support on a show and hardware level that make it obscure.
Read MoreTidal Is The Latest Streaming Service To Announce Price Hike
Music streaming service Tidal has informed its customers in multiple markets that they will have to pay more for their plans starting in August.
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Wearables (8)
Breaking Down All The Apple Watch Series 9 Rumors So Far
Apple's wrist wearable hasn't received significant internal upgrades or a newer design in a few years. What might be on the cards in 2023?
Read MoreBefore Smartwatches, There Was The Hamilton Pulsar Time Computer
Long before the Apple Watch and even the humble Casio digital watch was an expensive, yet entirely transformative model called the Pulsar Time Computer.
Read MoreThe 8 Best Running Watches Of 2023
Smartwatches have become an indispensable accessory for serious runners. Here are the best devices to help you work towards your fitness goals.
Read More10 Apple Watch Features That Will Help You Stay In Shape
Need help tracking your fitness goals and keeping an eye on your well-being? These Apple Watch features have you covered.
Read More8 Of The Best Heart Rate Monitor Watches In 2023
Whether you're a pro athlete or a health enthusiast, there's a perfect heart monitoring watch for you. Here are some of the best options on the market in 2023.
Read MoreThe Best Over-The-Counter Hearing Aids In 2023
Now that hearing aids can be purchased without a prescription, they're easier to get your hands on, but which are the ones most worth buying?
Read More5 Of Our Favorite Apple Watch Faces To Try In 2023
The Apple Watch not only packs a bunch of features, but it also lets you change the watch face whenever you want. Here are five of our favorite options.
Read More5 Of The Best Apple Watch Bands In 2023
If you've grown tired of the band that came with your Apple Watch or need a specialized alternative, you should check out these five excellent options.
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