10 Ways To Reduce Motion Sickness When Using VR
Research finds that a majority of people who use VR get sick within minutes (15, to be exact). This said, there are ways to mitigate it. Here are 10.
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Viral TikTok Tech: Does This Portable Monitor Live Up To The Hype?
Recently, a portable monitor went viral on TikTok, so SlashGear tested it to see if it lives up to the hype. Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreWhat To Check For If Your Printer Is Printing Blank Pages
We've all been there, needing to print an important document and the seemingly simple device is not playing ball. Here's a few reasons why that might be.
Read MoreGovee Outdoor Lights: One Click Lightshow For Every Occasion
Govee's Outdoor Light System takes the pain out of setting up a smart yard lighting system and keeps controls simple after the fact.
Read More5 Pieces Of Forgotten Tech That Have Been Reimagined For The Modern World
Decades ago, infomercials pitched all manner of gadgets for our kitchens and homes. Fast forward to today, and many of those products have gotten a facelift.
Read MoreESR's Newest Collection Offers An Ultra-Fast 15W Qi2-Certified Charger For Every Occasion
ESR's new 15W Qi2-certified chargers offer some of the best on-the-go charging and power options for Apple products like the iPhone and Apple Watch.
Read MoreWhat Types Of Solar Panels Are Best When Creating A Charging System For Your Boat?
Installing solar panels on your boat is a great way to save money and power your outings with renewable energy. Choosing the right panels is essential.
Read More10 Of The Best Renter-Friendly Smart Home Gadgets
Though smart gadgets are often marketed towards purchased homes, if you're renting, you too can turn your space smart with these renter-friendly gadgets.
Read More6 Of The Best 4K Webcams In 2024
You might like it for work, or video calling friends and loved ones, but high-quality 4K webcams are a great addition to your tech-kit. Here's six of the best.
Read More6 Websites You Need To Know If You're Into Arduino Projects
For those starting out in Arduino, there are tons of resources to get better acquainted with the community and the types of projects you can tinker with.
Read MoreRaspberry Pi Zero Vs. Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W: What's The Difference?
The Raspberry Pi Zero and Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W may be similar in size, but they have fundamental differences worth considering before starting a project.
Read More12 Must-Have Gadgets For Remote Workers Who Love To Travel
One of the perks of being able to work remote is taking your work with you anywhere in the world. If you're a remote worker who loves travel, get these gadgets.
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Android (8)
How To Use Dark Theme For Google Docs, Sheets & Slides On Android
Whether to aid your eyes, or your battery, dark mode can be enabled for Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, on Android. Here's how to set it up.
Read MoreHow To Change The Font Size For Text Messages On Android
If you rely on a messaging service like WhatsApp, you may not be used to reading messages from your phone's text message app.
Read More5 Of The Most Anticipated Features Coming To Android Phones
Android 15 is coming in a few months and between Google announcements and public betas, there are a lot of features that we're looking forward to.
Read MoreYou Can Easily Transfer Data To New Android Devices - Here's How
If you've picked up a new Android device, it's pretty straightforward to transfer data from your old phone, even if it's an iPhone. This is how.
Read More6 Of The Best Luggage Trackers For Android Users
While you can't prevent an airline mistakenly sending your luggage the opposite way around the planet, these trackers for Android users will help you find it.
Read MoreAndroid 15's Best Features Make Your Phone Less Annoying: Here's How To Use Them
Android 15 is bringing a whole host of fixes to some of the most frustrating aspects of the Android experience.
Read MoreHTC Returns From The Dead With A New Android Phone, And It Actually Looks Good
While mostly gone from the U.S. market for several years, HTC is making a return with a new 'flagship' Android phone that seems like a powerful reprise.
Read MoreWhy You Can't Send Text Messages On Your Android Phone (And Possible Fixes To Try)
If you own an Android phone, you may have firsthand experience with your phone being unable to send a text message.
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Artificial Intelligence (3)
The Formerly Futuristic Way Amazon Scans For Product Defects Before Shipping
It would seem that the future is here already, and hopefully it will result in less Amazon packages being returned to source due to defects.
Read MoreApple Intelligence Is Official And It Promises To Supercharge Siri
Apple's new upgrades for Siri were perhaps the most interesting updates announced at WWDC 2024 and include a host of new features for your day-to-day life.
Read More6 Of The Worst Mistakes Google's New AI Overview Has Made So Far
From inaccurate political information to dangerous health advice, we know AI hallucinates. Here's some of the best bad answers from Google's AI Overview.
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Audio (10)
6 Of The Highest Rated Wireless Headphones For TV Audio
If you need to keep your TV watching quiet, or you're having trouble making out dialogue on your built-in speakers, wireless headphones are a must-have.
Read MoreIs Yamaha A Good Brand For Soundbars? How It Compares To Brands Like JBL & Bose
While Yamaha may be best known for things like motorcycles, musical instruments, and more, it also offers multiple soundbars. How do they stack up?
Read MoreWhy Finding Budget-Friendly Sonos Headphones Alternatives May Prove Difficult
The Sonos Ace headphones are great, but they're not easy on your wallet. Here are some competitors that offer many of the same features at a lower price.
Read More4 Budget-Friendly Sonos Alternatives For Your Home Or Workspace
Sonos speakers are known for their high quality and premium prices. We look at several budget-friendly alternatives that don’t sacrifice quality.
Read More5 Budget-Friendly Apple AirPods Alternatives
There's loads of alternatives to the Apple AirPods available on the market. We've got some of the best that won't break the bank listed here.
Read MoreDo Vinyl Records Actually Sound Better Than CDs? We Take A Closer Look
Whether you prefer collecting vinyl or collecting CDs, the narrative has always been that vinyl sounds better. How true is this? SlashGear investigates.
Read MoreWe Tried Amazon's Most Popular Bluetooth Speaker, And It Defied Expectations
Why have so many people purchased this particular cheap speaker? Is it genuinely that good? We tested it to find out all the answers you need.
Read MoreHow To Link JBL Speakers Together: A Step-By-Step Guide
JBL makes some of the most popular Bluetooth speakers on the market. They can become even better by linking multiple speakers together. Here's how.
Read MoreYour Old Walkman Might Be Worth More Than You Realize
There was a time when having a Walkman meant being a cool kid. With this trend, it seems that history might be repeating itself. Can you cash in?
Read MoreHere's Why Musicians Use Earpieces (And How Much They Cost)
You've probably seen a musician wearing an earpiece at some point and might have wondered what they're for. Here's what they do - and how much they cost.
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Automotive Reviews (7)
2024 Mercedes-Benz CLE Coupe Review: Right Size, Right Price, Right Time
The 2024 Mercedes-Benz CLE Coupe is a stylish ride that offers top tier performance, superior comfort, and well implemented technology at fair price.
Read More2024 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-4RR Review: For Track Rats And Sport Bike Newbies Alike
Kawasaki got motorcycle fans old and new excited with the sub-$10k Ninja ZX-4RR. We hit the track to see if it can beat the legendary Honda CBR600RR.
Read More2024 Lexus NX 450h+ F Sport Handling Review: A Practical Plug-In Hybrid
Lexus' NX plug-in hybrid bridges gas and all-electric, with a healthy EV-only range but the reassurance of a regular fuel tank, too. But is it too expensive?
Read More2024 BMW X6 M Competition Review: Ridiculous, But That's The Point
The 2024 BMW X6 M Competition is an impressive machine that is spacious yet incredibly fast, although we couldn't help but wonder just who it was made for.
Read More2024 Toyota GR86 Review: Skip Trueno And Stick With Simple
SlashGear gets behind the wheel of the 2024 Toyota GR86 to see how the affordable and handsome coupe compares to others in its class. Here's what we found.
Read More2024 Maserati GranTurismo Trofeo Review: It's Fast, But That's Not The Killer Feature
Maserati's grand tourer has style, speed, and a lavish cabin, but can it deliver as a fulsome all-rounder in this competitive (and expensive) segment?
Read More2024 Range Rover Velar Review: Quiet Luxury Fights Loud Concern
Range Rover's Velar looks the part, and it certainly drives well, but does luxury come with big concerns about reliability?
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Autonomous Driving (6)
AI Poses One Clear Threat To The Future Of Autonomous Vehicles
Although autonomous vehicles are improving by the day, the foundational AI used has one key problem that has yet to be completely solved, and it may never be.
Read MoreThe Hidden Obstacles To Autonomous Cars: Human Nature And Law Enforcement
Autonomous vehicles are an inevitability with the way driver safety technology is evolving, but for now, it's still a long climb until driverless rides.
Read MoreThe Two Most Important Ways AI Will Impact Next-Gen Vehicles
There may be a few things in the way of fully autonomous driving being ready for consumers, but AI could make this a reality sooner than you'd think.
Read MoreWhy You Shouldn't Bet Against Tesla, According To An Expert
While some might assume that Tesla has peaked, and large legacy automakers will surpass it in future EV sales. This engineer isn't so sure of that theory.
Read MoreAutonomous Driving Has Hit A Troubling Plateau: An Engineer Explains Why
Although we've been promised fully self-driving cars for many years now, the rate of progress seems to have stalled. Here an expert tells all.
Read MoreThe One Question Autonomous Driving Advocates Still Need To Answer
Autonomous vehicles have been leading headlines in the news for some time, but are they actually overhyped? Our expert weighs in on the future of EVs.
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Aviation (22)
Admiral Kuznetsov: Everything You Need To Know About Russia's Only Aircraft Carrier
The Admiral Kuznetsov-class Russian aircraft carrier was named for a Soviet admiral, Nikolai Kuznetsov.
Read More10 Of The Rarest Aircraft Ever Photographed In Flight
Here, we explore 10 of the rarest aircraft ever photographed in flight, some experimental, others disastrious.
Read MoreWhy The Real-Life Inspiration For GI Joe's Iconic Aircraft Carrier Is Still A Mystery
Hasbro's U.S.S. Flagg is one of the most impressive toys ever built, but its inspirations in 2024 still remain partially a mystery. Here's why.
Read MoreHow Long Can An Aircraft Carrier Stay At Sea Without Refueling?
Aircraft carriers have come a very long way since they were first introduced during WWI. Today's modern fleet actually uses nuclear power and advanced tech.
Read MoreRussia Plans To Build An Enormous Super Aircraft Carrier: Here's What We Know About It
Not much is known about Russia's classified Project 23E000E Shtorm, but there are a few things that the country has revealed about the aircraft carrier.
Read MoreAll About China's 'Unsinkable' Fujian Aircraft Carrier & How Many Jets It Can Carry
China started sea trials on its newest aircraft carrier, the Type 003 "Fujian." Here's everything you need to know about it and how many jets it can carry.
Read MoreIs An Aircraft Carrier Bigger Than A Cruise Ship? Here's How They Compare
Cruise ships and aircraft carriers are massive floating cities, but which one is actually larger?
Read MoreWhat Is A Helicopter Carrier And What Makes It Different From An Aircraft Carrier?
While you may be familiar with aircraft carriers from popular movies like the "Top Gun" series, they also have a smaller sibling known as a helicopter carrier.
Read MoreThe Science Behind Fighter Jet Afterburners Explained
Afterburners are an essential piece of equipment on our fighter jets. Here's why they're needed, how they work, and what might be coming in the future.
Read MoreFrom Take-Off To Supersonic: The Tech That Goes Into A Fighter Jet Reaching Top Speeds
There's a lot of technology and science that goes behind the blistering speeds of supersonic fighter jets. Here's what's powering these immense speeds.
Read MoreHere's How Much It Costs To Fly In An L-39 Aero Jet In The US
If it has always been your dream to fly in a military fighter jet but you don't feel like joining the armed forces, catch a ticket for an Aero L-39 jet flight.
Read MoreWhich Aircraft Carrier Was Used In Top Gun: Maverick?
Key scenes in both "Top Gun" films were filmed on actual U.S. Navy aircraft carriers. Here's the combat ready vessel that appeared in "Top Gun: Maverick."
Read MoreThese Strange Oblique Wing Aircraft Could Completely Revolutionize Air Travel
The AD-1 is a unique aircraft with a pivoting wing explored for its ability to improve fuel economy for larger planes.
Read MoreHow Much Fuel Can A Eurofighter Typhoon Jet Hold And How Far Can It Travel?
The Eurofighter Typhoon can switch between air-to-air and air-to-surface combat. Here's how much fuel it can hold and how far it can travel on missions.
Read MoreHow Many Aircraft Are On The USS Eisenhower & How Long Has It Been In Service?
The USS Dwight D. Eisenhower is a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, which are the largest warships in the world.
Read MoreHere's Why The B2 Bomber Cost More Than Any Plane Ever Built
The B-2 Spirit stealth bomber is famous for its over $2 billion price tag, but a lot of advanced tech does go into it. Here's how it ended up so pricey.
Read MoreHere's How Many Aircraft Carriers Each Country Has
Aircraft carriers are the pinnacle of naval might, capable of projecting influence across the sea and sky. But the U.S. isn't the only country to have them.
Read MoreThis Wingless Concept Jet Could Traverse Over The Atlantic At 1,120 MPH
A new wingless concept jet could traverse over the Atlantic Ocean at 1,120 mph. Here's everything you need to know about the novel Sky OV Evo.
Read MoreWhat Happened To The Chrysler Turbine Car? (And Why Cars Don't Have Jet Engines Today)
The Chrysler Turbine Car was one of the most iconic vehicles of the early 1960s, so what happened to it? Here's the whole story of what happened to jet engines.
Read MoreWhich Cessna Jet Began Production In 1997 & How Much Do They Cost?
The Cessna Citation Bravo jet launched in 1997, offering a quiet, comfy, private flight for those with the means. Of course, buying and using one isn't cheap.
Read MoreEvery Boeing Passenger Jet Ranked From Worst To Best
We explored every Boeing passenger jet ranked worst to best, delving into aviation history and examining how technology shaped them.
Read MoreThe Meaning Behind A Jet Squawking 7700
Commercial jets use a series of codes via transponder known as Squawk codes, but not all of them are bad. Here's what it means when a jet is Squawking 7700.
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Camera Reviews (1)
Fujifilm GFX 100S II Review: Medium Format Goes Mainstream
The Fujifilm GFX 100S ii makes the case for medium format camera goodness at a price that's downright affordable -- compared to its competitors, anyway.
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Cameras (4)
Can You Still Get Disposable Cameras, And How Much Do They Cost To Develop?
Disposable cameras aren't completely defunct, but if you use one, you'll need to consider the cost and effort that goes into getting the pictures developed.
Read MoreHow To Use Sony's Multi-Cam Monitoring With Its Monitor & Control App
Sony's Monitor & Control App is a powerful tool that can be used for multi-cam monitoring and pairing between your devices. Here's how to use it.
Read MoreSolar-Powered Security Cameras: How To Choose?
Adding smart security can be easy, with a solar-powered security camera that charges from the sun and can connect via Wi-Fi or 4G LTE for convenience.
Read MoreThe New Reolink Argus 4 Pro Provides Home Security With 4K Clarity And Blindspot-Free Views
Reolink's Argus 4 Pro is stepping up the home security game, offering higher resolution home surveillance with better low light visibility and image-stitching.
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Car Accessories (11)
5 Budget-Friendly Accessories On Amazon You'll Want For Your Car Interior
Whether it's preparing for a long road trip, or you just want to make the daily commute more convenient, these affordable add-ons can make the drive easier.
Read More9 Of The Best Budget-Friendly Alternatives To Pirelli Tires
Pirelli tires are top-notch performers respected by drivers around the globe, but they tend to be pricier than these alternative brands.
Read MoreHow To Reset A Mazda Infotainment Screen
Unfortunately, your Mazda infotainment system isn't immune to the occasional glitch, luckily you can reset it.
Read More2-Cycle Vs. 4-Cycle Engine Oil: What's The Difference?
You can't just grab any old bottle of oil and pour it into your engine, but why is that? Here's the main distinctions between 2-cycle and 4-cycle engine oil.
Read MoreWe Tested The Drop Stop From Shark Tank To Find Out If It's Worth The Hype
SlashGear tested the Drop Stop from “Shark Tank” to find out if it's worth the hype. After a long road trip, this is everything you need to know.
Read MoreCan You Use A GoPro As Your Car's Dash Cam?
If you're wondering whether you can convert your GoPro into a dash cam, the answer is yes, but there are some significant drawbacks to consider.
Read MoreWhich Cars Have The GM 3800 Series II Engine Under The Hood?
From the Buicks, to the Chevrolets, to the Pontiacs and beyond, these are the cars that have the GM 3800 Series II Engine.
Read More5 Great All-Terrain Tires That'll Get You Off-Roading In No Time
Here are five great all-terrain tire options to consider to comfortably take your vehicle from the streets to the dirt roads.
Read MoreWill Engine Degreaser Hurt Your Car's Paint? What You Need To Know
Engine degreasers is great for cleaning under the hood, but if it gets on the paint, will it damage it? Here's what you need to know before using it.
Read MoreCeramic Vs. Carbon Window Tint: What's The Difference, And Is Ceramic Really Worth It?
Window tints come in a variety of shades, but they can also vary in materials. Two of the most popular are carbon and ceramic. We compared them head-to-head.
Read MoreDo Dash Cams Record Video When Your Car Is Off? Here's What To Know
A dash cam can be essential if your parked car suffers a break in or accident, but not every model records video when your vehicle's engine isn't running.
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Cars (313)
Why Nissan Is Discontinuing The GT-R In 2025
Nissan has announced that it will be saying goodbye to the R35 GTR after 17 years of production, and we have a pretty good idea as to why this is happening.
Read MoreNissan R36: Is There Going To Be A New GT-R?
As Nissan wraps up production of the R35 GT-R, it's unclear what the company's next moves might be. We do have some hints of what's to come, though.
Read MoreDodge Hornet GT Vs R/T: What's The Difference Between These Sporty CUVs?
In 2023, Dodge brought an old name back from the dead with the Hornet GT. This year, the Hornet line continues with a new R/T model. What's the difference?
Read More7 Chevys Built With Engines From Other Brands
Chevrolet has produced plenty of iconic engines over the years, but it has also sent out some cars with powerplants borrowed from other automakers.
Read MoreThe Best Years For Toyota Tundra (And Some To Avoid)
Toyota Tundra trucks are known for reliability. While generally each model has been excellent, there are still some years that are better than others.
Read MoreWhich Cars Have A V35A Engine Under The Hood & How Much Horsepower Can They Produce?
The V35A engine has gained popularity in Toyota and Lexus models for being more fuel efficient than V8 engines without sacrificing power.
Read MoreWhich Other Major Brands' Cars Are Comparable To The Toyota Corolla Cross?
The Toyota Corolla Cross is a nice little crossover, but it also has some stiff competition. Here are some other crossovers that compare favorably.
Read More4 Of The Most Powerful Engines Ever Built By Studebaker
Studebaker was an iconic carmaker in the first part of the 20th century, and it made some powerful engines in its time. Here are some of the most powerful.
Read MoreHow Fast Is The Kawasaki Teryx 4 & Do Any Common Problems Exist For This UTV?
The Kawasaki Teryx 4 is a solid off-roading vehicle, but this UTV also has some issues. Here's how fast the Teryx 4 can go and its most common problems.
Read MoreThe 10 Fastest Lexus Cars Ever Made, Ranked
Lexus sports cars aren't exactly known for speed, but if you like the brand, and want something with a little more zip, these are the cars to look out for.
Read More10 Of The Most Successful Models In Honda History
Honda is an iconic Japanese carmaker that has produced best-selling models the world over -- yet these stand out from the rest of the pack.
Read More8 Iconic 80s Cars That Missed Their Shot At Group B Glory
The complexion of rally racing around the world has changed a bit since the '80s, but Group B always stood out for its lack of limits, fostering ingenuity.
Read MoreWhich Year Did Pontiac Leave NASCAR And Why?
Pontiac would become a prominent presence on the NASCAR circuit with legendary drivers, but it didn't last forever.
Read More5 Discontinued Subaru Models That Deserve A Second Chance
There are discontinued Subaru models that have name recognition, unique design features, and cult followings that could support a comeback
Read MoreDodge Charger Pursuit: What Makes This Police Car So Special?
While obviously capable of potent performance like its consumer variants, the Dodge Charger Pursuit has plenty of features only officers take advantage of.
Read More5 Of The Most Expensive Porsches Ever Sold At Auction And Why They Are So Valuable
Porsche has built an impressive legacy for both its production and race cars. That means that certain legendary models fetch especially high prices.
Read MoreThis Is The Most Expensive Jaguar Ever Sold At Auction
Rare and exotic sports cars have fetched tens of millions of dollars at auction. We take a look at the most expensive Jaguar ever sold at auction.
Read MoreIs The Dodge Challenger Faster Than The Charger? Top Speed And Acceleration, Compared
The Dodge Charger and Challenger have long been grouped together as the brand's leading muscle cars. Here's how the two models compare on the track.
Read More5 Of The Best Subaru Forester Years Based On Resale Value (& Which To Avoid)
The Subaru Forester is the ultimate family SUV, but given the spotlight it carries, you'll want to know what years to target and avoid ont he secondary market.
Read More5 Compact Cars You May Not Realize Have Diesel Engines Under The Hood
You're probably aware that many large trucks pack diesel-fuel power under their hoods, but you may not realize that plenty of smaller cars do as well.
Read MoreToyota Dealerships You May Not Have Realized Were Owned By NBA Legends & Superstars
NBA Players don't always limit their income to what they get from their playing days. Many diversify and to that end, some have opened Toyota dealerships.
Read MoreWhy Was The Chevy Cruze Discontinued & Was There A Diesel Option For Each Model?
The Chevy Cruze only lasted about a decade, but it made an impression in that short time, in part because of its diesel engine offerings.
Read MoreWhat Is Badge Engineering And How Did It Lead To Some Of The Best And Worst Cars?
Badge engineering is a relatively common practice that may have been happening right under your nose. Here's what it is, and what it means for the consumer.
Read MoreWho Bought D&W Diesel & Where Is The Company Headquarters Located?
D&W Diesel has been around since the '70s, but the origins of the company that purchased them go back even further. Here's the full story of who owns them now.
Read MoreWhy Is Dodge Discontinuing The HEMI Engine?
It has been announced that the iconic HEMI engine will be discontinued after all these years, but there are a few reasons as to why this is happening.
Read MoreIf Your Car Smells Like Rotten Eggs, Here's What You Need To Check
Vehicles will inevitably encounter mechanical problems, but if yours smells like rotten eggs, there is something wrong. Here's what you should check.
Read MoreWhy The Baja 1000 Is Considered One Of The Riskiest Races Of All Time
The Baja 1000 is one of the most famous races in the world, but it's also one of the most dangerous. That's partially because there are so few rules.
Read MoreWho Makes Kawasaki's Performance Oils & What Engines Are They Made For?
Kawasaki makes a variety of vehicles for outdoor adventures, and the manufacturer recommends using its own name brand engine oil for them. Who really makes it?
Read More5 Of The Most Expensive Ferraris Ever Sold At Auction
If you think that the cost of buying a new Ferrari is ridiculously expensive, wait until you see what the five most expensive models went for at auction.
Read More5 Pontiacs That Have Impressive Quarter-Mile Speeds
While the Pontiac brand is now retired, it still has a lot of remarkable history in the automotive world, like some very impressive quarter-mile speeds.
Read MoreMaserati GranCabrio First Drive: Is Folgore Or Trofeo The Better GT Convertible?
SlashGear tested the new Maserati GranCabrio models, the Folgore and Trofeo. While almost identical on the outside, there are key differences between the two.
Read MoreKawasaki Brute Force 300 Vs. 750: What's The Difference Between These ATV Models?
Kawasaki's Brute Force is a solid ATV workhorse, but there are some major differences between the 300 and 750 outside of engine size. Here's what to know.
Read MoreHere's Why Toyota Discontinued The FJ Cruiser
Toyota has never officially confirmed why it discontinued the FJ Cruiser, but we can make some educated guesses about why the vehicle went off the market.
Read More10 Of Our Favorite Cars From The Initial D Anime
The Initial D series helped popularize some of the most iconic Japanese cars that enthusiasts still seek out today. Here are 10 of the most memorable.
Read MoreHere's Why The BMW i8 Was Discontinued
The BMW i8 was discontinued in 2020, just six years after it hit the market in 2014. Here's what probably happened - and how it all went wrong.
Read More6 SUVs Every Toyota Fan Should Know About
It's no secret that Toyota is one of the most popular auto brands on the market, but here are six SUVs that every Toyota fan should know about.
Read MoreHow Long Can You Sit In A Car With The Engine Running?
People commonly find themselves behind the wheel idling in their vehicle, but what does that actually do to the car? How long can you sit with the engine on?
Read MoreWhat Was The First HEMI Engine And How Did It Change The Future Of Chrysler?
The HEMI has had a long history in Chrysler cars and trucks. But when was the first HEMI built and how did it impact Chrysler?
Read MoreThe Main Differences Between Ford's 7.3 Gas & 6.7 Diesel Engines
Ford's F series of pickups currently offer two choices: a 7.3L gas engine and a 6.7L diesel. Each is good at certain tasks, so here are the main differences.
Read MoreThe 5 Most Fuel-Efficient Hondas You Can Get In 2024
If you're looking for a fuel-efficient vehicle, Honda is a solid place to start your search. These are the vehicles that sip the least gas as of 2024.
Read MoreAll About The Chrysler 68RFE Transmission
Chrysler teamed up with Cummins to use its diesel engines, but there was a problem: They didn't have a transmission to handle all that power.
Read MoreEvery Generation Of The Pontiac Bonneville, Ranked Worst To Best
The Pontiac Bonneville was one of the longest running car lines of all time, in production for almost five decades. Here's how they stack up, aesthetically
Read MoreWhat Is A Limited Slip Differential (LSD) And How Do They Work?
You have heard the term, but you may not know of what a limited-slip differential is or does. We break it all down for you, and tell you why you might want one.
Read More5 Of The Cheapest Cars In The World (As Of 2024)
Some of the most affordable cars in the world presumably skip out on premium features, but they don't necessarily cut corners on any safety features.
Read MoreHow Much HP Does The Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 Have & What's The Fastest It Can Go?
The final generation (for now) of the Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 boasts some incredible stock power, perfect for use as a fun track weapon or drag racer.
Read MoreWhat Made The 1982 Toyota Supra Such A Likeable Car?
The Toyota Supra has been a formidable sports car since its inception, but what made the 1982 model so special? Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreWhat's The Difference Between The Honda HR-V And The CR-V?
The Honda HR-V and CR-V SUVs are similar in many ways, but there are some key differences to understand before you make a purchasing decision.
Read MoreThe Best Years For Jeep Wagoneer (And Some To Steer Clear Of)
The Jeep brand has undergone many changes over the decades, and its Wagoneer model has, too. From high-end trim to standalone model, these are its best years.
Read MoreWhat Exactly Is The Kawasaki Ridge And How Fast Can It Go?
The Kawasaki Ridge is an exciting UTV that offers riders plenty of features, perks, and possibilities, but just how fast can this versatile model go?
Read More3 Facts Only Hardcore Fans Probably Know About The Pontiac Fiero
The Pontiac Fiero's entire lifespan was definitely unique among automobiles. Here are some interesting facts that only hardcore fans would know.
Read MoreHow The 1958 Bonneville Saved Pontiac From Chevrolet
The 1958 Pontiac Bonneville wasn't iconic just in its design, it put the brand back in buyers minds and stopped Chevrolet from dominating the market.
Read MoreFord F-150 Faulty Transmission Recall: How To Know If Your Pickup Is Affected
If you own an older Ford F-150 pickup truck, it may be part of a new recall that involves the transmission. Here's how to check whether your truck is impacted.
Read MoreTrack Tested: Why The 2025 BMW M5 Hybrid Might Change Your Mind About Sports Sedans
With 717 horsepower on tap from its plug-in hybrid drivetrain, the new 2025 BMW M5 looks set to live up to its unofficial nickname. We hit the track to find out
Read MoreHow Information Is Driving The Future Of Car Safety: An Engineer Explains
Data is collected all around us, and when refined and harnessed it aids powerful innovations. Here's how an expert says it can improve car safety.
Read MoreWhich Porsches Have Mezger Engines And What Makes Them So Special?
The Mezger engine sits at an interesting place in the storied history of Porsche engineering. Here are the vehicles it powered and why it is remembered fondly.
Read MoreThe 10 Fastest Porsches Ever Made, Ranked
Want to know which Porsche is the fastest? We have you covered. Here are the 10 fastest models of the legendary German automobile manufacturer.
Read MoreOur Expert's Grim Prediction About The End Of Fossil Fuels In The Auto Industry (Brace Yourself)
While researching clean and renewable energy sources is definitely worthwhile, the transition away from fossil fuels might be rockier than you'd expect.
Read MoreBentley's New Continental GT Speed Is Excessive In All The Best Ways
Volkswagen's luxury arm, Bentley, has shown off the newest iteration of its Continental GT Speed, currently in its fourth generation. Here's all the details.
Read More10 Of The Most Successful Models In Toyota History
Discover the top 10 most successful models in Toyota history. Learn how these iconic cars have shaped the automotive industry with their enduring innovations.
Read More6 Of The Best Sounding V8 Engines Ever Built
When it comes to muscle and sports cars, it's not uncommon to see a V8 under the hood, but some sound better than others. Here are six of our favorites.
Read MoreHow Did The Knight Sleeve Valve Engine Work & What Were Its Disadvantages?
The internal combustion engine went through several iterations before we ended up with what we have today. One of these was the "Silent Knight" sleeve engine.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To Christie Brimberry After 'Fast N Loud'?
Former Gas Monkey Garage office manager Christie Brimberry left the popular reality show "Fast N' Loud" in 2017. What has she been up to since?
Read MoreBMW's M42 Vs. M44 Engine: What's The Difference Between These Four-Cylinders?
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Chrysler's massively successful 426 HEMI was the powerplant of the 1970 Plymouth HEMI Cuda. So just how powerful is it, and how much is one worth today?
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Anyone looking to snag an iconic muscle car without spending a fortune should consider the 1985 Pontiac Trans Am, as it's got plenty of heft and heritage.
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While a new 2025 Honda Pilot is nice, not everyone's in the market for a brand new vehicle. Fortunately, the used market has model years that are worthwhile.
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From the Game Boy Printer to the NES Power Glove, Nintendo has made some wacky peripherals for its systems over the years. Here are a few of the weirdest.
Read More5 Awesome Raspberry Pi 4 Projects Every Gamer Should Know Of
The Raspberry Pi platform is extremely versatile, capable of perfoming all manner of simple computing functions. But did you know it can run games too?
Read MoreThis Laptop Bag Is The Best I've Used In Nearly 10 Years
The Razer Rogue 16 Backpack V3, Chromatic edition, rolls everything brand's learned about pocket placement, comfort, and gear safety into one very nice bag.
Read MoreApple VisionOS 2 Serves Up New Photos Features, Gesture Controls, And Ultrawide Resolutions For Mac
Apple VisionOS 2 is a noticeable improvement over the original VisionOS, offering a few key new QoL features that may make the Vision Pro more attractive.
Read MoreMicrosoft's New Xbox Console Options Include Galaxy Black Special Edition
Microsoft has unveiled three new variations of its latest-generation Xbox console series, including a limited production version with a special design.
Read More10 Fun Gadgets No PC Gaming Setup Should Be Without
Getting the perfect gaming setup can take a lot of time and effort, but it won't be complete without some cool, fun gadgets. Here are 10 of the best.
Read MoreGaming Laptop Vs. Desktop PC: Which Computer Should You Get?
If you're thinking about stepping into PC gaming, but are deciding between laptop convenience or desktop power, there are some factors that could sway you.
Read More5 Of The Best Rechargeable Battery Packs For Your Xbox & PlayStation Controllers
To mitigate the risk of your controller dying in the middle of a game, here are five rechargeable battery packs for Xbox and PlayStation to consider.
Read MoreToday's NYT Connections: Hints To Help Solve Today's Game, June 4, 2024
The New York Times Connections #359 puzzle for June 4, 2024, is a tricky one, but if you pay close enough attention, the solutions become pretty obvious.
Read MoreToday's NYT Connections: Hints To Help Solve Today's Game, June 3, 2024
Are you struggling to make the right picks with today's NYT Connections puzzle (#358)? We have all of the hints you need, as well as the answer.
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Harbor Freight (22)
5 Of The Best Cordless Drills You Can Find At Harbor Freight
If you are in need of a cordless drill for your next project, Harbor Freight is a great place to check. Here are five of the best to consider.
Read MoreStay Ready For DIY Plumbing With These Harbor Freight Finds
If you're just beginning your DIY plumbing journey, it's important to tackle the essentials first. Here are some Harbor Freight tools that make the job easy.
Read More4 Of The Best U.S. General Toolbox Accessories You Can Get At Harbor Freight
There are a handful of great U.S. General toolbox accessories you may want to purchase from Harbor Freight.
Read MoreWho Makes Harbor Freight's Torque Wrenches & Do Any Of Them Offer Lifetime Warranty?
Harbor Freight offers a wide variety of tools, including torque wrenches from different brands. Here's who makes them and the ones with lifetime warranties.
Read MoreNorthern Tool Vs. Harbor Freight Off-Road Jacks: How Do They Compare?
Northern tool and Harbor Freight both carry off road jacks for your adventures. We have a look at both of them and give you the pros and cons.
Read MoreAllsource's 41003 Vs. Harbor Freight's Abrasive Blaster: What's The Difference?
Both Allsource and Harbor Freight have similar abrasive blasters for removing things like paint and rust. Here are the differences between the two.
Read MoreWhat Kind Of Oil Does A Harbor Freight Predator Generator Take?
If you want a Harbor Freight Predator generator, you'll want to make sure you know which oil to use for peak performance no matter the time of year.
Read MoreHarbor Freight's Jack Stand Recall Explained - Does It Still Sell Them Today?
Back in 2020, Harbor Freight recalled several floor jacks due to a manufacturing defect, so are they still selling them today? Here's what we know.
Read More5 Harbor Freight Tools To Keep In Your RV At All Times
If you have an RV, there are a number of different tools you should keep on hand to help maintain it. Here are some that we have found to be useful.
Read MoreWhat's The Difference Between Harbor Freight's Standard, Medium, & Heavy Duty Tarps?
When it comes to tarps, you'll usually see two important measurements: and it comes down to size and the thickness.
Read MoreWho Makes Harbor Freight's Floor Jacks & How Much Do They Cost?
Harbor Freight is known for its good quality tools at affordable prices, and that includes its floor jacks. Who actually manufactures them, though?
Read More15 Harbor Freight Finds You'll Want For Hurricane Season
Hurricane season has just recently begun. If you live in an affected area, make sure to get your hands on these affordable Harbor Freight finds.
Read MoreHarbor Freight Wheel Chocks: What Do They Cost & Are Rubber Or Plastic Ones Better?
The chocks available through Harbor Freight Tools are primarily made of rubber, save for the steel motorcycle wheel option.
Read MoreWho Makes Harbor Freight's Table Saws & How Much Do They Cost?
Harbor Freight offers a couple of different table saws. Find out who makes them, how much they cost, and the differences between the two.
Read MoreHow This Harbor Freight Utility Trailer Compares To GroundWork's Dump Cart
Utility trailers and dump carts are great for yard work, but how does Harbor Freights compare to GroundWork's? Here's a side-by-side comparison.
Read MoreStay Ready For DIY Electrical Projects With These Harbor Freight Finds
Hiring an electrician can be an expensive venture, so if you want to do the project yourself, you will need these six tools to get the job done right.
Read MoreWho Makes Harbor Freight's Pallet Jack & How Much Does It Cost?
Pallet jacks can be expensive, but necessary for businesses and some individuals. Harbor Freight only offers one, but it's priced well and rated highly.
Read MoreHarbor Freight Vs. Honda Towable Backhoes: How Do They Compare?
A towable backhoe can be a good and affordable option, and those sold by Harbor Freight and House of Contractors each have their advantages to consider.
Read More5 Budget-Friendly Harbor Freight Finds For Father's Day 2024
Father's Day is coming up, and we've compiled a selection of great, budget-friendly gifts for your dad (or other fatherly figure) from Harbor Freight.
Read MoreGorilla's Vs. Harbor Freight's 1200 LB Utility Cart: What's The Difference?
Both Harbor Freight and Gorilla Made offer affordable 1,200-pound steel utility carts that can make yard work easier. Here's what to expect from each cart.
Read MoreWho Makes Harbor Freight's Vacuum Pumps & How Much Do They Cost?
If you're in need of a vacuum pump, Harbor Freight has several options from multiple brands in hand and electric-powered variants.
Read More6 Harbor Freight Finds That Will Keep You Safe On The Jobsite
A lot can go wrong on a jobsite, so it's important that you have proper personal protection equipment. Here are six Harbor Freight finds to keep you safe.
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Sonos Ace Review: Worth The Price, But Not For The Reason You'd Think
Sonos Ace are the brand's long-awaited headphones made manifest, with high-end audio and some rather unique features onboard -- for a considerable price.
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Internet (11)
Are Wi-Fi Mesh Systems Good For Gaming? Here's What To Know
Here is everything you need to know about Wi-Fi mesh systems and how they can affect your online gaming experience.
Read MoreAre Google Chrome Extensions Safe? What You Need To Know Before Installing
Chrome extensions can enhance your browsing experience, but some can be harmful and exploit users. Find out how to use Chrome extensions in a safe way.
Read MoreHow To View Your Saved Passwords In Google Chrome
The saved passwords feature in Chrome can be a little hard to find. Here's our step-by-step instructions to help for Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS devices.
Read MoreThe Risk You Take When Buying Certain TVs On Amazon
Amazon may be The Everything Store, but it's not perfect. There are factors you should be aware of to avoid unscrupulous TV vendors and stay safe on Amazon.
Read MorePros & Cons Of Using A Wi-Fi Mesh System For Your Home
If you're not getting good Wi-Fi coverage throughout your home, a Wi-Fi mesh network may be your solution. Here's how they work, and whether you should get one.
Read More5 VPN Features You'll Kick Yourself For Not Using
Once you start using some of the great but lesser-known features of your Virtual Private Network, you'll wonder how you ever got by without them.
Read MoreHow Fast Is Verizon 5G Home Internet And How Many Devices Can You Connect?
Are you considering signing up for one of Verizon's 5G Home Internet plans? Let's discuss how fast they are and how many devices can be connected.
Read MoreHow To Create An Additional Facebook Profile (And Why You Might Want To)
If you are faced with Facebook fatigue, you may find yourself wanting to create a brand-new account.
Read MoreHow To Change Your Ticketmaster Password (And Why You Should)
Ticketmaster suffered a data breach affecting over 500 million customers' personal information. If you used the platform, here's how to change your password.
Read MoreHow To Limit Who Can Find You On Facebook
If you've been having random people add you on Facebook or want to protect your privacy, here's how to limit who can find you on Facebook step-by-step.
Read MoreT-Mobile Home Internet Away Vs Starlink Roam: Which Plan Is Best For You?
If you love streaming movies and shows while RVing, there's the T-Mobile Home Internet Away plan or the Starlink Roam plan. But which is superior?
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iPhone (17)
How To Turn Off Google Chrome's Incognito Mode On An iPhone
If you mean to exit Incognito Mode to go back to your regular browsing tabs, then it's likely easier than you think.
Read MoreiPhone Repairs May Soon Be A Lot Easier (And Cheaper) For Everyone
With the push for companies to make it easier for consumers to repair their own devices and reduce e-waste, iPhone repairs may soon be easier.
Read More5 Apps That Let You Use Your iPhone As A Webcam
Did you know that you could use your iPhone as your webcam on your Mac in both native Apple apps and third-party apps? We show you how to set it up.
Read MoreYou Can Now Control Your iPhone Or iPad Using Your Eyes: Here's How
Apple's latest accessibility features coming in iOS 18 include an eye tracking function that will allow you to control your iPhone without using your hands.
Read MoreVerification Required In App Store On iPhone: How To Troubleshoot
Are you getting a Verification Required message on your iPhone when you use the App Store? Here are a few things you can try to clear that message.
Read More5 Of The Best Calendar Apps For iPhone
We're all different and organize our days in a variety of ways, or sometimes not at all. Check out our roundup of calendar apps, to see what works best for you.
Read MoreThis iPhone Trick Makes Watching Content In The Dark Less Harmful
iPhone has solved a screen brightness dilemma with a hidden feature, which you can access in your settings.
Read MoreCan One AirTag Be Connected To Two iPhones At The Same Time? Sharing Limits, Explained
AirTag's ensure you can track down your belongings if they get lost or stolen, but can it be connected to two iPhones at once? Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreThis Little Known iPhone Feature Can Turn Your Old Live Photos Into Videos: Here's How
This little-known feature can save you loads of time and effort from messing around with complicated video editing apps and software. Here's how to use it.
Read MoreAmazon's Most Popular iPhone Screen Protectors Ranked Worst To Best
In testing the most popular iPhone screen protectors on Amazon, it's hard to go wrong with some of the most popular options available on the store.
Read MoreHow To Take Perfectly Leveled Photos On Your iPhone
iPhone cameras keep getting more advanced, but if you can't take a level photo, you may not get the results you want. However, this setting will change that.
Read MoreWhat To Do If Your iPhone Is Working But The Screen Is Black
It can be frustrating if your iPhone is working, but the screen is black. Don't panic just yet; here are troubleshooting tips to help it work again.
Read MoreAI-Generated Images Are About To Invade Your iPhone, iPad, And Mac
As part of its WWDC 2024 keynote presentation, Apple introduced a slew of new AI-based features, including five different image generation tools.
Read MoreMacOS Sequoia Finally Gives Us Proper iPhone Mirroring, Complete With Notifications
Improving cross-device parity once more, MacOS is getting official iPhone mirroring for apps, notifications, and more, alongside new Safari generative updates.
Read More10 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Taking Photos With Their iPhone
The iPhone camera can take some stunning photos and videos, but if you're doing any of the things listed here, you may not be getting the best results.
Read More6 Apps For Customizing Your iPhone Home Screen
While iPhones don't have the customization options of Android, it's far from unchangeable. These apps will let you pick custom wallpaper, icons, and more.
Read MoreHow To Stack Emojis When Texting On iPhone
Sometimes just one emoji won't do. You could send multiple emojis, but why not create one sticker that stacks a few of them together? We'll show you how.
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Laptops (6)
How To Change Your Avatar Picture In Google Chrome
Your avatar is the way you're depicted on Gmail, Google Maps reviews, and of course when starting up Chrome. Here's how to make it more personalized.
Read MoreLaptop Camera Not Working? Here Are 5 Fixes You Can Try
Every once in a while, or perhaps over time, a laptop's age can cause some things to stop functioning correctly. The webcam, in particular, can be problematic.
Read MoreHow To Eject A USB Drive From Your Mac (And Why It Isn't Working)
If you are having trouble ejecting a USB drive from your MacBook, here are the reasons why and the troubleshooting steps that should fix the issue.
Read MoreWindows Recall: Where Microsoft Went Wrong And How To Disable It For Now
Microsoft's controversial AI feature, Recall, was quick to garner criticism from experts who found major security issues. Here's how you can disable it.
Read MoreHow To Use A Video As A Wallpaper On Windows Or Mac
It's fairly simple to change the wallpaper on your Windows or Mac to a picture of your liking, but to take it to the next level, here's how to add a video.
Read MoreWhy Your Windows PC Or Laptop Can't Find Bluetooth Devices, And How To Troubleshoot
It's incredibly annoying when you can't connect a Bluetooth device to your Windows PC or Laptop. Hopefully, these steps will help the tech rage subside.
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Makita (9)
Makita's 2 Gallon Electric Air Compressor Vs. Milwaukee's: What's The Difference?
If you are having trouble deciding between Makita's 2 gallon electric air compressor and Milwaukee's, here are the key differences you need to consider.
Read More4 Makita Top Handle Chainsaws To Give You A Little More Control While You Work
Makita top handle chainsaws are ideal for working in tight quarters with maximum control and maneuverability. Here are some great suggestions.
Read More5 Practical Uses For Your Makita Oscillating Multi-Tools
A Makita oscillating multi-tool can replace the need to buy multiple power tools for projects. Here are five instances when the tool will come in handy.
Read MoreMakita's Biscuit Joiner: What It Is & What It's Used For
A biscuit joiner is a great tool to have on hand for any DIY carpentry projects, and Makita's is a solid option. Here are some things you might use one for.
Read MoreWhy Your Makita Battery Charger Is Flashing Red (And How To Fix It)
If your Makita battery charger is flashing red, you may think something is wrong. Here is what it means and how to fix it so you can get back to your project.
Read MoreCan You Charge A 40V Makita Battery With An 18V Charger?
Makita makes cordless power tools using different size batteries. Is it possible to charge a large battery with a small charger, or vice versa?
Read More6 Of The Best Cordless Makita Circular Saws, According To User Reviews
Makita makes great tools including circular saws. So, we found six of the best circular saws the company makes for any project or budget. Here's what we found.
Read MoreMilwaukee M18 Fuel Vs. Makita Starlock Oscillating Multi-Tool: What's The Difference?
Few cutting tools match the utility of a good oscillating multi-tool, but what are the differences between the Milwaukee M18 Fuel and the Makita Starlock?
Read MoreMakita Vs. Milwaukee: Who Sells The Better Compact Router?
To help you choose, we looked at specs for Makita's 40V Max XGT Brushless Cordless Compact Router (GTR01Z) and Milwaukee's M18 FUEL Compact Router (2723-20).
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Military (11)
This Formidable Battle Tank Is The Strongest One Used By The U.S. Military
Among the tanks in the U.S. military arsenal, one stands out as the best in terms of strength and technology: the M1A2 Abrams.
Read MoreThe Rise And Fall Of The Military's Flying Platforms
The various flying platforms of the 1950s and 1960s showcased that it was possible to create flying soldiers.
Read MoreWhy The U.S. Military Scrapped Its Real-Life Iron Man Suit
The Tactical Assault Light Operators Suit would have seen soldiers strapped into a powered exoskeleton and able to perform superhuman feats.
Read MoreEverything To Know About The American T5 Military Tank
The American T5 tank was one of the first ever produced by the United States and would help set the foundation for the armored tanks we have today.
Read MoreThe U.S. Army Nearly Fielded This Incredibly Unsafe Aerocycle
One of the strangest and most dangerous vehicles developed for use by the U.S. Army was the concept vehicle known as the HZ-1 Aerocycle.
Read MoreWhat Is The Army's M104 Wolverine Bridgelayer, And Is It Still Being Used Today?
In 2003, the first bridgelaying production model arrived: the M104 Wolverine Heavy Assault Bridgelayer.
Read More10 Military Robots From The Company Behind The Roomba
You may know of, or perhaps even own a Roomba. Parent Company, iRobot, is a name brand in robotics that has produced far more than automated vacuum cleaners.
Read MoreThe Role Of Tanks In Modern Military Operations: Are They Becoming Obsolete?
With videos spreading across social media of multi-million dollar tanks getting taken out by comparatively cheaper drones, tanks are being criticized.
Read More10 Of The Most Fearsome Military Tanks Ever Built
Starting with World War II, tanks became a necessary component of any military force thanks to their strength and firepower. These are the most fearsome.
Read More5 Military Tanks That Are Way Bigger Than You Thought
Modern tanks need thick armor to protect against threats, from anti-tank missiles to improvised explosive devices, which means significant weight and bulk.
Read MoreHow The Introduction Of The Helicopter Changed The U.S. Army Forever
The first helicopter only lasted a couple of minutes in the air in 1922. But soon, the introduction of helicopters would change the U.S. Army forever.
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Milwaukee (7)
Are Milwaukee Packout Storage Products Waterproof? What The IP Rating Means
The Milwaukee Packout modular system is a great way to keep your tools organized and protected. But are these storage products waterproof? Let's take a look.
Read More11 Milwaukee Tools That'll Keep Your Next DIY Project Cheap
Even some of the most basic Milwaukee brand tools can help control costs on your next DIY project. Here are some of the best deals you can find.
Read MoreWhy You Should Think Twice Before Buying Milwaukee Power Tools On Amazon
Milwaukee is a reliable power tool brand and its products can be bought from several outlets, but here's why you should think twice before buying from Amazon.
Read MoreWhat Is Different About Milwaukee Power Tools Forge Batteries?
Whether you're a cordless expert or just starting to get into the world of power tools, you'll want to learn more about Milwaukee Tool's Forge batteries.
Read More11 Of The Best Budget-Friendly Alternatives To Milwaukee Tools
There are plenty of less expensive alternatives to Milwaukee Tools that can get the job done right.
Read More4 Places You Can Find Refurbished Milwaukee Tools Online
If you’re looking to save money on Milwaukee tools, you can purchase them refurbished. Here are a few places online where you can find them.
Read MoreCan Milwaukee M12 And M18 Batteries Be Tracked? What You Need To Know
Milwaukee M12 and M18 batteries have a tendency to wander off on their own on a jobsite when you're not paying attention. Here's how to get them back.
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Mobile Reviews (1)
Honor 200 Pro Review: Stunning Portrait Photography In A Fine Phone
The Honor 200 Pro is a futuristic looking smartphone with a great back-facing phone made for portraits.
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Motorcycles (95)
Which Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Have The Skyline OS Infotainment System?
Harley-Davidson's new Skyline OS infotainment package is pretty attractive stuff, but it's not available on every ride produced by the company.
Read MoreWhat Year Did Kawasaki Start Using Fuel Injection On Motorcycles?
Kawasaki motorcycles have long been solid bikes that pave the way for other manufacturers. So, when did it finally start adding fuel injectors to its bikes?
Read MoreIs The Yamaha R3 A Good Touring Motorcycle? Here's What Riders Say
Sports bikes are never going to beat proper touring, cruising, and other adventure bikes, but rides like the YZF-R3 can tour with some dedication.
Read More4 Of The Best-Sounding Slip-On Exhausts For Your Harley-Davidson (According To Riders)
A slip-on exhaust is a great way to give your Harley-Davidson motorcycle a nice growl or deep rumble. Here are four highly rated slip-on exhausts.
Read More5 Things You May Need To Change To Make Your Dirt Bike Street Legal
Dirt bikes are built for offroad races and adventure, and there may be certain equipment you need to make your ride street legal.
Read More2-Stroke Vs. 4-Stroke Dirt Bike: Which Is Faster?
In dirt bike racing, two-stroke and four-stroke engines have their own unique advantages. What's the difference, and which should you chose?
Read More6 Essential Pieces Of Gear Every Dirt Bike Rider Needs
If you are just bought a dirt bike or thinking about getting one, there are six essential pieces of gear every rider needs to ensure their safety.
Read More6 Of The Best Helmets For Harley-Davidson Cruisers
If you are the new owner of a Harley-Davidson, it's vital you have a helmet to protect yourself in case of a crash. Here are six of the best to consider.
Read MoreIs Harley-Davidson's Heritage Softail A Good Bike For Beginners? Here's What To Know
Is Harley-Davidson's Heritage Softail a typically beastly steel stallion, or might it suit beginners? We've got the details you need here.
Read More5 Reasons Your Harley-Davidson Motorcycle May Be Backfiring
If you hear a popping or cracking sound coming from your Harley motorcycle, more than likely it's backfiring. Here are five reasons this is happening.
Read MoreAll About The Kawasaki Vulcan S: How Fast Can These Bikes Go & What Do They Weigh?
The Kawasaki Vulcan S is a budget-friendly motorcycle that is great for new riders. Here's all you need to know about this bike and how fast it can go.
Read More2024 Yamaha MT-09: Everything You Need To Know
The 890cc 2024 Yamaha MT-09 motorcycle comes with a host of features and enhancements that may suit you if you like listening to music while riding.
Read MoreWhat Years Did Kawasaki Make The MT1 & KV75, And How Fast Were They?
The Kawasaki MT1 & KV75 were made in the '70s, but these bikes were way ahead of their time. Here's how fast these two Kawasaki models were.
Read MoreHonda CR500: Why Fans Say It's The Best Dirt Bike Ever Made
While it's long gone in favor of four-stroke motocross bikes, the Honda CR500 holds a legendary place in dirt bike history for its raucous performance.
Read MoreHow Porsche Helped Harley-Davidson Build The V-Rod's Engine
Harley-Davidon had a little help with the engine for the iconic V--Rod motorcycles from none other than Porsche. But the pairing didn't come out of no where.
Read More6 Of The Smallest Street Legal Motorcycles You Can Get In 2024
Since laws can vary from state to state and country to country, SlashGear has compiled a list of the smallest street legal motorcycles to buy in 2024.
Read More4 Ways To Keep Your Motorcycle Helmet Smelling Fresh
Taking care of your helmet is just as important as taking care of your motorcycle. Find out the different ways you can keep your helmet smelling fresh.
Read MoreWhich Honda Motorcycles Have Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT)? Here's The Complete List
Honda's motorcycles are known for reliability and performance, but its DCT feature has been steadily improving in recent years. Here are the models that use it.
Read More5 Things To Keep In Mind When Choosing Motorcycle Rain Gear
Motorcycle rain gear is vital when riding in unforgiving conditions, but there are some things to keep in mind before choosing. Here's what you need to know.
Read More10 Of The Lightest Motorcycles On The Market In 2024
Lightweight motorcycles offer a lot of options for urban drivers and off road adventurers. Here are some of the lightest bikes you can buy today.
Read More8 Classic Motorcycles That Are Still Affordable (For Now)
If buying a new motorcycle is looking a little steep these days, why not check out the used market? There are plenty of great, affordable options to pick from.
Read MoreHarley-Davidson Low Rider S Vs. Indian Chief Dark Horse: What's The Difference?
In a head to head, we look at the differences between Harley-Davidson’s Low Rider S and Indian Motorcycle’s Chief Dark Horse. Which bike comes out on top?
Read MoreKawasaki Z125 Pro Vs. Honda Grom: What's The Difference Between These Bikes?
If you're in the market for a small 125cc motorcycle, both of these bikes are great fun to ride, but which is the better choice for you?
Read MoreHow Much Does A Harley-Davidson MT500 Weigh & Why Are People Confused About It?
The MT500 is one of the rarest Harley-Davidson motorcycles ever made; an estimated 500 of them were ever built. But what made this bike so rare? One word: Gas.
Read MoreWhat Does Kawasaki's 'KRT Edition' Mean And How Is It Different From The Ninja 400?
The Kawasaki Ninja 400 motorcycle comes in two flavors: the standard version and the KRT Edition. Here is everything that makes the KRT different.
Read MoreWhy Are Dirt Bike Helmets Shaped Differently From Motorcycle Helmets?
Dirt bike helmets have a distinct look compared to regular motorcycle helmets. Here’s why they are different and why you should use them on the track.
Read MoreHere's How Much Horsepower An Aprilia Tuono V4 Motorcycle Has (And Its Top Speed)
The Aprilia Tuono V4 comes as a base model and a more expensive Factory version. How powerful are they, and is there a difference between them?
Read MoreHonda CB650 Vs CBR650 Motorcycles: What's The Difference?
The Honda CB650R and its fully-faired twin are almost identical in every way. So which is the better motorcycle for you?
Read More6 Of The Most Affordable 125cc Motorcycles For Beginners
From Honda to Yamaha, there are several beginner 125cc motorcycles and dirt bikes perfect for novice riders. Here are a few that won't break the bank.
Read MoreHow Quick Is The Husqvarna Svartpilen 401 And What's Its Top Speed?
If you're interested in buying a Husqvarna Svartpilen 401, it's worth knowing how quick it is and the top speed before signing on the dotted line.
Read MoreHow To Measure The Perfect Height For A Motorcycle Windshield
Before you go to the nearest automotive store and grab the first windshield that catches your eye, you need to gather some information.
Read MoreHow Many Honda NR750 Motorcycles Were Made, & What's One Worth Today?
Honda is known for reliable and affordable motorcycles, but as a result of racing design innovations, a one-off production made the NR750 a very rare bike.
Read More5 Mistakes People Make When Shopping For Used Motorcycles
No matter if you are a seasoned or beginner rider, there are five vital mistakes people make when shopping for motorcycles. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreHow Powerful Was A Harley-Davidson 7D Motorcycle & What's One Worth Today?
The 1911 Harley-Davidson 7D motorcycle paved the way for decades of legendary bikes to follow. Here's how powerful it was and how much its worth today.
Read MoreWhat's A Harley-Davidson El Knucklehead Motorcycle & What's One Worth Today?
Harley-Davidson El Knucklehead motorcycles, and the engines powering them, are iconic entries in motorcycle history. Here's what it would cost to get one now.
Read MoreWhat Size Engine Does A Kawasaki AV50 Have & How Fast Can It Go?
The Kawasaki AV50 is a vintage motorcycle from the 1980s. Here is how much power and speed it’s little engine can produce.
Read MoreHow To Put Your Harley-Davidson In Transport Mode (And What Happens If You Don't)
Harley-Davidson motorcycles have a feature called Transport Mode. We explain what it does, how to turn it on, and why you would want to use it.
Read More5 Places To Find Motorcycle Riding Gear On A Budget
Having quality motorcycle gear is vital to keep you safe when on a ride, but it can get expensive. Here are five places to shop when on a budget.
Read MoreThe Best Way To Clean A Cloudy Motorcycle Windshield And Make It Clear Again
Motorcycle windshields can tend to fade, get scratched, or become blurry over time, but a little TLC and the right materials can help clear it up like new.
Read MoreHow Much HP Does A Kawasaki Eliminator ZL900 Have & What's One Worth Today?
The Kawasaki Eliminator is one of the brand's most enduring models. Here's how much HP the original Kawasaki Eliminator ZL900 has and how much its worth today.
Read More10 Used Yamaha Motorcycle Models You Should Steer Clear Of At All Costs
Yamaha has made a staggering amount of great motorcylces over the decades. However, they can't all be winners - are some used models you should avoid.
Read MoreIs Honda's XR150L The Company's Equivalent To Yamaha's TW200? Here's What To Know
If you're in the market for a dirt bike, two popular ones may catch your eye: Honda's XR150L and Yamaha's TW200. They're similar, but there are key differences.
Read MoreHonda CRF110F Vs. Yamaha TT-R110E: What's The Difference Between These Dirt Bikes?
If you're looking into just starting out with riding a motorcycle, there are two really good choices from Honda and Yamaha. Here's what you need to know.
Read More10 Tools Every Motorcycle Owner Should Have In Their Garage
Owning a motorcycle comes with risks that get bigger when you don't perform regular maintenance. Here are some tools to keep on hand for everyday upkeep.
Read MoreBMW G 310 R Vs. BMW G 310 GS Motorcycles: What's The Difference?
At first glance, the BMW G 310 R vs. BMW G 310 GS motorcycles look similar, and part of the reason is because they are.
Read MoreHow Fast Does Honda's 110 Dirt Bike Go & What Does One Cost? Here's What To Know
With a selection of features suitable for beginners this dirt bike is a solid entry-level option that's worth considering. We've got all the details here.
Read MoreHow Honda's NC750X Automatic Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) Works
The Honda NC750X motorcycle has a dual clutch transmission (DCT), but what does that mean, how does it work, and how does it affect the rider?
Read MoreYes, Kawasaki Makes Electric Motorcycles: What To Know About The Ninja E-1 & Z E-1
The e-1 and the Z e-1, Kawasaki's electric motorcycles, make for good beginner bikes for people exploring electric rides.
Read More5 Used Harley-Davidson Models You Should Steer Clear Of At All Costs
Harley-Davidsons are known for their timeless style and impressive power, but not every motorcycle the company has produced has been flawless.
Read More10 Of The Most Eye-Catching Kawasaki Motorcycles In History
Kawasaki has produced some of the most innovative and successful motorcycles ever made, and the company has a fascinating history.
Read More4 Tips To Help Keep Your Motorcycle Engine Cool In Hot Weather
The summer months are especially inviting for motorcycle riders. But the high temperatures can strain the engine, so here are a few tips to keep it cool.
Read MoreDifferences Between The 2024 Harley-Davidson Nightster Vs. The Nightster Special
The Harley-Davidson Nightster motorcycle comes in a Special edition. We explore their differences to help you decide which bike is best for you.
Read More6 Of The Coolest-Looking 125cc Motorcycles Ever Made
Riding a motorbike is about more than getting to your destination while having fun. It's also about looking cool on your small-engine two-wheeler.
Read MoreThis Honda Motorcycle Was One Of The First With An Automatic Transmission
Back when automatic transmissions rarely featured in motorcycles, the Honda CB750A tried to appeal to new riders. We've got all the details here.
Read MoreWhat Ever Happened To IronHorse Motorcycles?
Iron Horse Motorcycles was an iconic manufacturer in the custom motorcycle space, but what ever happened to the company and the bike scene it helped define?
Read MoreIs The 2024 Harley-Davidson Street Glide Motorcycle Good For Beginners?
Harley-Davidson's Street Glide motorcycle is good-looking and packed to the brim with features, but is it a good bike for beginners? We dove into the details.
Read MoreHarley-Davidson Low Rider S Vs. Indian Sport Chief: What's The Difference?
Harley-Davidson's Low Rider S and Indian's Sport Chief are often directly compared due to their strong similarities. There are still a few differences, though.
Read MoreEverything You Need To Know About The 2024 Triumph Scrambler Motorcycle
If you'd like a closer look at Triumph's 2024 Scrambler, here are some details on the model's multiple variants in terms of their specs, price, and performance.
Read MoreCan You Use Car Engine Oil In Your Motorcycle?
If you don't have motorcycle oil, you can use motor oil, right? Not so fast. At best, it's inadvisable. At worse, you could damage your motorcycle.
Read MoreIs The Yamaha R9 Still Coming? Here's Everything We Currently Know About The Bike
Yamaha has made several iconic motorcycles, including the R1. But it seems the bike won't be available off the track for much longer. Enter the R9.
Read MoreThe Best Years For The Ducati Scrambler (And Which To Avoid)
If you're looking to bring the performance of a Ducati off the pavement, the Scrambler is the perfect bike for you - just make sure to get the right model.
Read MoreHarley-Davidson Fat Boy Vs Street Bob: What's The Difference Between These Bikes?
While they're both classic Harley-Davidsons, the differences between the Fat Boy and Street Bob are many. Here's how the Fat Boy and Street Bob differ.
Read MoreHow Often Should You Change Motorcycle Oil?
Changing the article in your motorcyle is a key ingredient to helping your bike's engine run longer and better for many years to come.
Read More11 Of The Most Successful Harley-Davidson Motorcycles In History
Discover 11 iconic Harley-Davidson motorcycles that defined an era. Explore the bikes' history, design, and lasting impact on the motorcycle world.
Read MoreWhat Ever Happened To The Harley-Davidson Forty-Eight Motorcycle?
The Harley-Davidson Forty-Eight motorcycle is no longer in production. Here is what happened to it, along with some other bikes in the Sportster line.
Read MoreThe Kawasaki Ninja 300: What's This Bike's Top Speed & How Much Does One Cost?
The Kawasaki Ninja 300 is revered as one of the best motorcycles for beginners out there. But what is its top speed and how much does one go for these days?
Read MoreThe 5 Cheapest 250cc Motorcycles For First Time Riders
First-time motorcyclists often use smaller, lighter bikes to get started. The nice part is they're also cheaper. Here are some quality rides for good prices.
Read MoreYamaha TW200: What The 'TW' Stands For & How Fast These Bikes Can Go
Originally released in 1987, the Yamaha TW200 is one of the brand's most beloved motorcycles. Here's what the "TW" stands for and how fast it can go.
Read MoreBiggest Differences Between The Kawasaki Ninja 650 & Ninja ZX-6R Motorcycles
Kawasaki's sports bikes come in a wide variety of models, but two particular ones from its Sport line are pretty comparable -- the Ninja 650 and Ninja ZX-6R.
Read MoreIs The Kawasaki KLX230 Dual-Sport Motorcycle Good For Beginners?
The Kawasaki KLX 230 is a dual-sport motorcycle great for on the road and off the road, but is it a good pick for those just starting out on two wheels?
Read More5 Of The Most Popular Honda Motorcycles For New Riders
If you have your heart set on a Honda motorcycle, but are a new rider, then you are in luck because we curated a list of the most popular bikes to consider.
Read MoreIs Honda's Rebel 500 A Good Bike For Beginners? Here's What You Need To Know
If you want to purchase your first motorcycle, you may have come across the Honda Rebel 500, but is it good for beginners? Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreIs Husqvarna's Svartpilen 401 A Good Bike For Beginners? Here's What You Need To Know
Husqvarna's Svartpilen 401 is lightweight, easy to handle, and affordable, making it an obvious choice for beginning riders. Is it actually worth buying?
Read MoreIs The Suzuki GSX-R750 A Good Motorcycle For Beginners?
There's no doubt the Suzuki GSX-R750, which first debuted in 1985, is one of the best models the manufacturer has ever made. But is it good for beginners?
Read MoreHow Much Horsepower Does The Kawasaki Z650RS Motorcycle Have, And What's Its Top Speed?
Does the Kawasaki Z650RS have enough power for your taste? We give you a sense of what to consider, as well as hard numbers on horsepower and top speed.
Read MoreIs Honda's CB300R A Good Bike For Beginners? Here's What You Need To Know
Honda's CB300R is pretty clearly intended for beginners, but does it actually hit the mark? We've looked over its features and compared it to competitors.
Read More5 Common Signs Your Motorcycle Tire Needs To Be Balanced
Your bike's tires are actually made up of a surprisingly complex system of checks and balances - particularly the wheels.
Read MoreDucati Scrambler Icon Vs. Full Throttle Vs. Nightshift: What's The Difference?
The updated 2024 Ducati Scrambler line is a new family of bikes. Here's the difference between the Ducati Scrambler Icon, Full Throttle, and Nightshift models.
Read MoreIs Kawasaki's Ninja 400 A Good Bike For Beginners? Here's What You Need To Know
The Kawasaki Ninja 400 has a larger engine than most beginner motorcycles, so here is everything you need to know if it’s a good bike for new riders.
Read MoreHow Long Do Motorcycle Tires Last And How Often Should They Be Replaced?
Motorcylce tires can last up to 15,000 miles in some cases, but how much of that you get depends entirely on a few key factors.
Read More10 Classic Dirt Bikes That Paved The Way For The Off-Road Motorcycles Of Today
Off-road motorcycles are a staple of the industry these days, but that wasn't always the case. Here are some of the classic dirt bikes that inspired them.
Read MoreHusqvarna 701 Supermoto Vs. FS 450: What's The Difference Between These Motorcycles?
The Husqvarna 701 Supermoto and the FS 450 are both incredible bikes for racing, but one is much better suited as a daily commuter, as well.
Read MoreWhat Is Indian's Great Depression-Era 74ci Chief Motorcycle Worth Now?
One of Indian's most beloved motorcycles is the 74ci Chief. Here's how much a Great Depression-era 74ci Chief is worth now.
Read MoreKawasaki Vulcan 2000 Vs. Honda VTX 1800: What's The Difference Between These Bikes?
While similar motorcycles, the Kawasaki Vulcan 2000 and the Honda VTX 1800 do have a few minor aspects that set them apart. Here's the details you need.
Read MoreHow Often Should You Lube A Motorcycle Chain?
If you own a motorcycle and aren't familiar with all of the maintenance best practices, you may wondering how often you should lube the bike's chain.
Read MoreHow Big Is The Harley-Davidson Road King Special Motorcycle, And Is It Hard To Handle?
Harley-Davidson's Road King Special is heavy, which could impact how easily you handle it. We've found its exact weight, and reviews about the experience.
Read MoreIs The Kawasaki Z400 A Good Bike For Beginners? Here's What You Need To Know
Among a variety of Kawasaki models often considered beginner-friendly, the Z400 is a slightly more peppy middle ground that might be ideal for some riders.
Read MoreDo You Need Motorcycle Fairings? Pros And Cons Explained
The fairings are distinctive and often the most colorful parts of of a motorcycle, but what are they for, and do you really need them?
Read MoreEverything You Need To Know About The 2024 Harley-Davidson Street Bob 114
The 2024 Harley Davidson Street Bob 114 motorcycle is stylish but expensive. It has a lot of features that make is an instant classic. Here's what we know.
Read MoreKawasaki's Z125 Pro: How Fast Will It Go & What Is The Bike's Weight Limit?
Kawasaki's Z125 Pro is an excellent tool for nipping around urban areas and can carry heavy riders at below highway speeds.
Read More10 Of The Fastest Street Legal Dirt Bikes You Can Get
There are plenty of street legal dirt bikes that pack a surprising amount of power. Here are the ones who can get up to top speed on the highway.
Read MoreWho Makes Fantic Motorcycles, And Are They Any Good?
Fantic is an Italian brand of motorcycles that sells largely in Europe. So, who makes them, and how well reviewed are they? Here's what we know.
Read MoreThese Motorcycles Are Powered By A Single-Cylinder Engine
Single-cylinder motorcycles have a deserved reputation for rugged reliability, and a distinctive engine not. These are some of the most iconic examples.
Read MoreIs Benelli's TNT 135 A Good Bike For Beginners? Here's What You Need To Know
Beginner bikes often have lower seats, weigh less, and are a bit simpler to operate. Does the Benelli TNT 135 check those boxes? We took a look.
Read MoreHere's Why The BMW R69S Motorcycle Is Still So Valuable Today
Some classic bikes are more valuable than others, and a well-preserved BMW R69S can command very high prices. This is why.
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Naval (6)
Here's How The Navy Fights Fires On Its Ships
The U.S. Navy's metal fleet in WWII brought a plethora of enhancements to firefighting while adhering one rule.
Read More9 Of The Coolest Pieces Of Gear Used By Navy SEALs
The Navy SEALs are one of the elite units of the American special forces, and they get a lot of cutting edge tech. Here's some of the most interesting stuff.
Read MoreHow Naval Warfare Took To The Sky: The Rise Of The Aircraft Carrier
Aircraft carriers marry naval and air forces, together forming a powerful weapon of war that changed history. Here's a look at the rise of the aircraft carrier.
Read MoreThree Unusual Camouflage Patterns Used By WWI Naval Vessels
While a ship painted like a zebra wouldn't be many people's definition of camouflage, WWI naval boats used this design as one of the first examples of it.
Read MoreWhat Makes The Navy's USS Zumwalt Destroyer Vessel So Special
If you picture a Navy destroyer in your head, it probably doesn't look like the angular, sci-fi shape of the unique and extremely powerful USS Zumwalt.
Read More9 Of The Most Legendary Naval Aircraft Ever Flown
The importance of the naval aircraft has only increased with time as military aviation has evolved. These are the most legendary to take to the skies.
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News (10)
Aston Martin Valiant Is A V12 Special Edition Inspired By Fernando Alonso's Dream Racer
Aston Martin has just announced its newest track-focused V12, inspired by Fernando Alonso's dream racer: the Valiant. Here is everything you need to know.
Read MoreBugatti Tourbillon Is A 277 Mph V16 Hybrid To Prove ICE Isn't Dead Yet
Step aside, Chiron and Veyron. There is a new sheriff in town: the Tourbillon. With a 277 mph V16 hybrid, Bugatti is proving that ICE isn't dead yet.
Read MoreRivian's EV Trip Planner Is Getting A Big Upgrade, And You Don't Need A Rivian To Use It
One of the speed bumps in the EV market is the accessibility of charging stations. That's why Rivian is upgrading its trip planner, not only for its EV models.
Read MoreEliminating Fossil Fuels From The Auto Industry Is No Longer An Engineering Problem
SlashGear spoke to Dr. Laine Mears of CU-ICAR on how eliminating fossil fuels from the auto industry is more than just an engineering problem.
Read MoreAudi RS E-Tron GT Performance Brings More Range, More Power
Audi has announced three new e-tron models: the S e-tron GT, the RS e-tron GT, and the RS e-tron GT performance, bringing more power and more range.
Read MoreWhy 2024 Will Be The Year Of The 'EV U-Turn,' According To This Expert
Many car manufacturers have been pushing for an all-EV market, but this expert says these underlying issues are roadblocking widespread acceptance.
Read MoreHonor Turns Up The Heat In Paris With 200 Series Launch Event
Honor is turning up the heat at its 200 series launch event in Paris with new cellphone and laptop announcements. Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreNew Leak Reveals The Titan Submersible Disaster Was More Horrifying Than We Thought
New information about the Titan submersible disaster has come to light, revealing that the truth was worse than we thought.
Read MoreApple Is Bringing Some Long-Awaited Messages Features To iOS 18
At the 2024 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), the tech giant announced some exciting updates. Here are the long-awaited messages updates on iOS 18.
Read MoreWhere Is The U.S. Gasoline Supply Reserve, And Who's In Charge Of It?
Nearly 1 million gallons of gasoline are scheduled to be released from the NGSR, which is located in two places on the Eastern Seaboard: NY and Maine.
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Power Tools (4)
How To Change A Drill Bit In Your Makita Drill (And What To Do If It's Stuck)
If you regularly use a Makita drill, you'll probably have to change the bits frequently. Here's how to do that and also what to do if a bit gets stuck.
Read MoreYou Might Prefer A Makita Drywall Screw-Gun Over Your Drill: Here's Why
The drill vs. screw-gun debate continues. We break down the differences between them and which might be better for your job. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreCan You Use Dado Blades With Harbor Freight's Hercules Table Saw? Here's What To Know
If you're trying to use dado blades on Harbor Freight's Hercules table saw, there are a few things you should know first about compatibility and safety.
Read MoreMilwaukee Vs DeWalt: Who Sells The Better Cordless Table Saw?
While some table saws use 10-inch blades, two popular models - the Milwaukee M18 Fuel Table Saw and the DeWalt Flexvolt 60V Max Table Saw - use 8 ÂĽ-inch blades.
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Fujinon GF 500mm f/5.6 R LM OIS WR Review: Super Telephoto Lens For Medium Format Cameras
Fujifilm's new Fujinon GF 500mm f/5.6 R LM OIS WR lens brings a masterful piece of telephoto magic to medium-format cameras.
Read MoreEureka RapidWash NEW430 Review: Simple Cordless Vacuum And Mop Power With On-Point Value
The Eureka RapidWash NEW430 is a modern combination vacuum and mop with features that make it well worth the cash it costs.
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Ryobi (21)
How To Empty Your Ryobi Hand Vacuum
The Ryobi One+ Hand Vacuum works best if you empty it after every use. Here are the steps to emptying its dust cup.
Read More12 Ryobi Tools Ready To Help You Give Your Home A Deep Clean Inside And Out
If you're about to give your house a deep clean, there are lots of Ryobi tools that can help. Here are some we think will make your life a lot easier.
Read MoreRyobi Vs. Milwaukee 18V Tire Inflator: What's The Difference Between These Air Pumps?
Milwaukee and Ryobi both make tire inflators that would be great additions to your garage, but you should be aware of the key differences between them.
Read More5 Of The Most Useful Ryobi Expand-It Attachments (According To Users)
Instead of buying individual tools for specific jobs, you can get these five most useful Ryobi Expand-it attachments that users are raving about.
Read MoreRyobi Expand-It Vs. Milwaukee Quik-Lok Edger Attachment: What's The Difference?
Ryobi Expand-It and Milwaukee Quik-Lok Edger Attachment do the same thing by helping you make straight lines in your lawn edges, but differ in a few ways.
Read MoreHow Long Does A Ryobi Fan Last On Battery?
Ryobi is known for making reliable and affordable tools, including fans, but there are several options. Here's how long you can expect each to last on battery.
Read MoreWhat Are Ryobi's Brushless Tools And Are They Any Good?
Many power tools come with "brushless" motors these days, but what exactly does that mean? Does the distinction between brushless or brushed make a difference?
Read MoreAre Ryobi's Gas Leaf Blowers Any Good? Here's What Owners Say
Eyeing up one of Ryobi's gas leaf blowers? We took a look at customer reviews to find out if buyers were happy with their lawn care purchase -- or not.
Read More6 Common Reasons Why Your Ryobi Generator Won't Start (And Fixes To Try)
Ryobi generators can keep your lights on during an emergency or bring power to where it's needed. But what if your generator doesn't start? Here's what to try.
Read MoreThese 3 Ryobi Attachment Sets Will Work With Your Milwaukee Multi-Tool
If you have a Milwaukee oscillating multi-tool, you might think that you need to use Milwaukee attachments. Not so! Here are some Ryobi sets that'll also work.
Read More5 Ways To Use Ryobi's Clip-On Fans This Summer, According To TikTok
With summers getting hotter, you need to find a way to cool down. Here are some innovative ways to clip on a Ryobi fan, according to TikTok.
Read More10 New Ryobi Tools Waiting For Your Next DIY Project
Ryobi tools offer reliable, affordable options for the professional and hobbyist alike. Here are some power tools you should consider for your next DIY project.
Read MoreWhich Ryobi Inverters Are Pure Sine Wave & How Do They Differ From The Others?
Whether you're looking for heavy-duty jobsite power, or just enough to power a tailgate, you'll want to know what kind of inverter you need for the task.
Read More4 Ryobi Tools Motorcycle Riders Will Want To Keep Handy
There are many appliances from Ryobi that can help riders if they break down out on the road. Here are a select few you might want to have on hand.
Read MoreWhat Can Ryobi's 6500 Watt Generator Power, & How Long Will It Run On A Full Tank?
The Ryobi 6,500 watt generator has a ton of power to spare, but how much power does it actually have and how long will it last? Here's what we know.
Read MoreWhy Your Ryobi Pressure Washer Won't Start (And What You Can Do To Fix It)
It can be frustrating when your Ryobi pressure washer won't start, and you don't know why. Here are some reasons this is happening and ways to troubleshoot it.
Read More4 Reasons Why Your Ryobi Pressure Washer Keeps Stopping
If your Ryobi pressure washer keeps stopping, there are four common reasons as to why this is happening. Here are the troubleshooting steps to take.
Read MoreWhat Size Discs Fit Ryobi's Angle Grinders & How Do You Replace Them?
To keep your Ryobi grinder operating safely and efficiently, it's important to use the right disc and replace it when it's time. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreWhat Kind Of Oil Should You Put In Your Ryobi Grass Trimmer?
Ryobi make a popular range of grass trimmers, both gas and electric. But what oil do you need to keep your Ryobi grass trimmer running in perfect condition?
Read MoreWhat Size Line Is Compatible With Ryobi String Trimmers?
You want to get your yard looking good, so we're not going to string you along: Let's run through which size line is compatible with which Ryobi string trimmer.
Read MoreRyobi Vs. Ego: Which Brand Makes The Better Push Lawn Mower (According To Owner Reviews)
Ryobi and Ego are both known for producing quality tools and machines, but which one makes the best push lawn mower? Here is everything we know.
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Science (6)
Solar Panel Connectors: What Are The Different Types And Are They Universal
Out of all the equipment you'll need for your solar panel system, solar panel connectors are often overlooked, but there are big differences between types.
Read MoreHow Do Solar Panel Leases Work And What Are The Pros And Cons?
The upfront cost of solar panels can make them too expensive for many households. Solar panel leases can be a convenient alternative way to go.
Read MoreWhy The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Was Banned On Flights, Recalled & Finally Discontinued
Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 was supposed to be its most advanced smartphone ever, but a series of battery defects led to disaster.
Read MoreCan Python Be Used With Arduino? Here's Which Programming Languages Are Supported
Arduino microcontrollers are compatible with a range of programming languages. Does this include the increasingly popular Python, and what others can be used?
Read MoreWho Makes EverVolt Solar Panels And How Much Do They Cost?
If you're thinking of going solar but wonder about the quality of Panasonic's solar panels, EverVolt, here's everything you should know before buying.
Read MoreCan Solar Panels Charge An Electric Car? EV Charging Requirements Explained
Electric cars may not expel emissions, but plugging into your home charger could use power from fossil fuels. So what about charging your EV with solar panels?
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Smartphones (26)
Why Apple Pay Later Is Being Discontinued Just One Year After Launch
Apple's foray into buy-now-pay-later is going through a shake up, but most users probably won't notice. The change means Apple is bringing on different lenders.
Read More4 New Accessibility Features Worth Checking Out In iOS 18
The launch of iOS 18 marks the arrival of several new accessibility features, including ones that let you feel music and control an iPhone with your eyes.
Read MoreiOS 18 Beta 2 Arrives With These Two Exciting New Updates
With iOS 18 comes two distinct bridges: seamless connections to Mac, as well as better communication with Android devices. Here's how to download the beta.
Read MoreMotorola Razr (2024) Hands-On: Bigger Is Better
With a larger outer screen and improved interface, the affordable entry price for the Motorola Razr becomes a more appealing proposition with better specs.
Read MoreMoto Razr Plus (2024) Hands On: Doubling Down On The Cover Screen
SlashGear got hands-on with the new iteration of Motorola's flagship phone, the Moto Razr Plus (2024). While it's still early, here are our first impressions.
Read MoreHow To Change Your Default Search Engine On The Google Chrome App
If you're wanting to use a non-Google search engine while still relying Chrome, then here's how (luckily, there are a few nice alternatives.)
Read More4 Tips To Stop Your Phone From Overheating This Summer
When the weather outside is hot, the temperatures inside your phone can spike to dangerous levels. Here's what to do to keep your phone cool and safe.
Read MoreHow Old Is The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G And Is It Still A Good Phone Worth Buying?
The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE was a respectable phone when it came out almost 4 years ago. It's still on sale now, and the only question is, should you buy one?
Read MoreIs Wireless Charging Bad For Your Phone's Battery?
Wireless charging is convenient, but it has some hidden drawbacks that might make you think twice about using a wired connection instead.
Read MoreHow To Lock And Hide Apps In iOS 18
Apple has unveiled its next smartphone operating system, iOS 18, and the update allows users to hide and lock apps. Here are the steps on how to do it.
Read MoreHere's What 5G+ Means On Your Phone (And Why It Matters)
AT&T has rolled out 5G+ across the United States, but what does it mean, and how does it differ? Here's everything you need to know about the data network.
Read MoreIs It Cheaper To Buy A Phone Abroad?
There are ways that an iPhone can be cheaper if purchased internationally, and here's how you can tell.
Read More5 Samsung Galaxy Tricks To Make You A Multitasking Machine
Samsung has quite a few multimedia hacks built into its devices that can elevate your game. Here are a few of our favorites that you can try.
Read MoreDo These Leaked Galaxy Z Fold 6 Specs Forecast Doom For Samsung's New Foldable Phone?
The latest leaks for the Samsung Galaxy Fold 6 suggest a price hike, but not many hardware changes from last year's model.
Read MoreApple's iOS 18 Sparks Fears Of Increased Cheating, But Are They Valid?
Apple's iOS 18 update is sparking fear in users due to the chance of their spouses cheating, but is it valid? Here's what you need to know about the feature.
Read MoreHonor 200 Series: Here's What You Need To Know
Honor has debuted details of its next pair of flagship smartphone models based on Android. We're taking a deep dive into both versions to compare.
Read MoreHow To Download iOS 18 Now (And Why You Should Think Twice)
The new iOS 18, coming this fall, has many fun new features. You can try them out today, in a pre-release beta download. But be warned, it's full of bugs.
Read MoreHow To Enable Dark And Tinted App Icons In iOS 18
Apple finally gave iPhone owners more customization options with the arrival of iOS 18. Here's how to change your app icons to dark or tinted mode.
Read MoreWhat To Know About APKMirror: Is It Safe To Use?
If you prefer an older version of an Android app or can't find something on the Play Store, APKMirror is a popular place to look for APKs. But is it safe?
Read MoreWhat To Do If Your Samsung Messages App Keeps Crashing
Does your Samsung Messages app keep crashing? We understand the frustration, so here are some troubleshooting tips you can try to get it working again.
Read MoreThis Apple Maps Feature Lets You Compare Routes To Google Maps
For most iPhone users, Apple Maps is the go-to navigation app to get where you need to be. However, it doesn't hurt to compare the route to Google Maps first.
Read MoreWhat Is The Microsoft Authenticator App, And Do You Need It?
Microsoft Authenticator has become a popular option for two-step authentication. Here's how to get the most out of the profile security app.
Read More5 Of The Most Popular Summer Phone Cases For 2024
Summer is here, and if you are looking for a way to upgrade your phone's style to match the season, check out these five most popular cases for 2024.
Read MoreIs The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4's Hinge Design Causing A Problem? Here's What We Know
Is your Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4's Hinge Design causing you problems? Well, you are not alone. Here is what we know about the issue and the next steps to take.
Read More7 Samsung Galaxy Photo Editing Tricks Every User Should Know By Now
With easy shortcuts to save you hours in Photoshop, or AI features to give old collections a makeover, this is one list of tricks you don't want to miss.
Read More10 Key Smartphone Photography Tips (And Why You Should Be Using Them)
Go from amateur to expert with these smartphone photography tips everyone should be using to capture high-quality pictures on their handheld devices.
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Space (6)
How Termites Inspired This Lunar Shelter Design For NASA's Artemis Mission
A team from the University of Arizona has plans for lunar structures to shelter NASA astronauts for the Artemis moon mission, and it's all inspired by termites.
Read MoreThis Enormous New Telescope Will Be Powered By The World's Largest Mirror
After nearly two decades of construction, the giant telescope powered by the world's largest mirror is almost complete. Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreWhy It's So Difficult For Scientists To Measure The Age Of Stars
There's one aspect of stars that is still surprisingly hard for scientists to determine: how old a star is.
Read MoreThis Is Where Satellites Go To Die
The earth has thousands of satellites in orbit, and every one of them has an expiration date, so here's what happens to those satellites when they are retired.
Read MoreHow NASA Is Using Satellites To Protect Tigers, Jaguars, And Elephants
NASA missions are used to track the habitats of animals like tigers, jaguars, and elephants, which are threatened by the loss of their habitats.
Read MoreMars Is About To Get Bombarded By Solar Flares - Here's Why Scientists Are Excited
The sun will continue to become more active as it moves through its 11-year cycle, ramping up to its highest point of activity called solar maximum.
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SUVs and Crossovers (7)
2025 Porsche Cayenne GTS First Drive: The SUV Sweet Spot For Price And Power
More powerful than a base Cayenne S, but not as extreme (or expensive) as the Turbo GT, the V8-powered GTS arguably offers the best of both worlds.
Read More2025 Infiniti QX80 First Drive: Bigger SUV, Bigger Price, Same Big Compromise
Infiniti's big three-row SUV gets even bigger in its 4th-generation, trading the old V8 for a more potent V6, but do body-on-frame compromises spoil the luxury?
Read More5 Honda SUV Models Available In 2024 (And Which Is The Bestseller)
Honda is one of the most reliable car brands out there, and it's steadily grown its SUV offerings over the years. Here's what you can buy in 2024.
Read MoreAston Martin DBX707: The 2025 Updates That Make It Super SUV Royalty
Aston Martin's SUV keeps the seductive looks and focuses updates where they pack a punch, but there's more than a slick new interior and matching tech, here.
Read MoreHonda CR-V Vs. Nissan Rogue: Which Is The Better Crossover SUV?
Honda is known for its reliability, while Nissan offers affordability with its SUVs, but which brand sells the better crossover for your driving needs?
Read More2024 Cadillac Lyriq Review: Luxury SUV Does EV Differently
The 2024 Cadillac Lyriq is a luxury SUV that take a different approach to electrification. But will this new approach work? Here's our full review.
Read More9 Toyota SUV Models Available In 2024 (And Which Is The Bestseller)
Toyota's current SUV lineup includes nine distinct models, from the classic Land Cruiser to the all-electric bZ4x that was launched in 2022.
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Tablets (5)
4 Best iPad Features That'll Be Available Later This Fall
Apple recently announced new features and changes that you will be able to experience on your iPad soon. Here's a few of the best.
Read MoreHow To Exit A Book On Kindle And Get To Your Home Screen
Amazon Kindles are a great alternative to traditional books, but it might be confusing to return to the home page if you're not familiar with their interface.
Read MoreiPad Screen Not Working? Here's How To Fix It
There can be several reasons why your iPad screen may not be responsive or working at all. Some fixes are simple but some may require a professional.
Read More2 Reasons Your iPad's Home Button Isn't Working (And How To Fix It)
There are a couple reasons why the Home button on your older iPad might stop working. Here are several methods you can use to try to fix it.
Read MoreCan The iPad Pro Really Replace Your Mac? We Take A Closer Look
Apple has continuously made claims that their iPad can replace a laptop, but does it really hold up in comparison to a MacBook?
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Technology (132)
4 Alternatives To Apple Pay Later If You Can't Front The Bill Right Away
Apple has ended its Apple Pay Later service after only a year, so if you need to buy something but can't front the bill, here are four great alternatives.
Read MoreHow To Sync Google Chrome Across All Your Devices
If you want to access web content across all of your devices, Google Chrome has a sync function that gets the job done. Here's how to access it and set it up.
Read MoreYou Can Add HomeKit Support To Your Garage Door: Here's How
Apple's HomeKit may not be as popular as the Amazon Alexa or Google Home platforms, but there are some garage door openers that are compatible with it.
Read More5 Products Google Should Never Have Discontinued
Google has discontinued so many products, it's kind of hard to keep up with all of them. These are things Google should have spared from the chopping block.
Read MoreHow Many Fighter Jets Does Ukraine Have: What Kind Are They?
Even after two years of hard combat against Russia, the Ukrainian Air Force managed to survive and thrive.
Read MoreCarPlay Features For iOS 18: What's New?
Driving can be challenging for those with physical or mental limitations. Thankfully CarPlay is set to include these helpful enhancements to widen access.
Read MoreYou Might Want To Ditch Your Old AT&T Unlimited Plan, Here's Why
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If you're in the market for a refrigerator, and you're a Costco member, the retailer has a great deal on an LG smart fridge that's too good to overlook.
Read More10 New iOS 18 Features You'll Want To Start Using On Your iPhone ASAP
Apple unveil many of the new features that will become available with the next major update, iOS 18, at the 2024 WWDC, Here are the tools we want to use now.
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In an effort to bolster Ukraine's intelligence gathering and defense systems, Sweden is coming to aid with airborne defense systems and radar tracking.
Read MoreThe World War I 'Mephisto' Tank: Where It Is Now
Germany created the formidable A7V Sturmpanzerwagen tank in response to Britain's Mark I. Only one of these World War I tanks, named "Manifesto," remains.
Read MoreWhy Did The Russian Tsar Tank Fail?
The industrialization of warfare in WWI birthed all manner of unusual experimental war machines, such as the colossal Tsar Tank. We explain why it failed.
Read MoreAre AirTags Allowed In Checked Luggage? Here's What The FAA Rules Say
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Read MoreHere's Why Airplanes Are So Similar To Those Built Over Half A Century Ago
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Read MoreThe 13 Deadliest Shipwrecks Of WWII
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Kawasaki may be best known for its motorcycles and other small vehicles, but the company also makes solid small engines for things like mowers.
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The Dodge Dude pickup truck was an unusual sport trim package available a few decades back. What happened to the Dude and how many were produced?
Read MoreThe Classic Ford Pickup You Didn't Realize Was Actually A Mazda Truck
Prior to the oil crisis of the '70s and the automotive industry shakeups in the late 2000s, Ford and Mazda had quite the lucrative business relationship.
Read MoreCM Truck Beds: What's The Difference Between Its RD & SS Models?
Between the two CM truck beds offered for heavy duty tasks, there's a small - but very important - difference between each truck bed work accessory.
Read MoreThe Bigfoot Cruiser: What Happened To The Monster Truck-Inspired Ford
The Bigfoot Cruiser was inspired by the infamous monster truck of the same name, but what happened to Ford's mashup vehicle in the long run?
Read MoreMaverick Vs. Ranger Vs. F-150: Which Is The Most Fuel Efficient Ford Truck?
If you are interested in a Ford truck but don't want to sacrifice fuel mileage, then it's worth comparing the Maverick, Ranger, and F-150. Here are the specs.
Read MoreWhere Are CM Truck Beds Made & What Flat Deck Sizes Do They Offer?
CM Truck Beds offers a wide variety of truck beds in a multitude of shapes and sizes that could exponentially increase your truck's original capacity.
Read More6 Special Edition Dodge Trucks You'd Be Lucky To See On The Road Today
Some special edition Dodge truck variants are incredibly hard to find, and age isn't the only factor.
Read MoreWhat Is A HEMI eTorque Engine And Which Pickup Trucks Have One Under The Hood?
Have you ever heard of the 5.7L Hemi eTorque engine? Here are all the advantages of a Hemi eTorque engine and which trucks have them as options.
Read MoreThis Little-Known Amazon Feature Lets You Find Parts Compatible With Your Car Or Truck
If you are looking for parts for your car or truck, there is a little-known feature on Amazon that helps you find what you need quickly and easily.
Read More5 Older Trucks With Surprisingly Decent Gas Mileage
Many might not think that some older trucks have surprisingly decent gas mileage, but there are a few worth considering if you are in the market for one.
Read MoreHow To Clean Your Car Or Truck After Off-Roading: A Step-By-Step Guide
Off-roading can be as dirty as it can be exciting -- literally. Get the most out of each off-roading experience with this step-by-step cleaning guide.
Read MoreWhy Your Next Truck Should Be Gas-Powered, Not Electric
While they are making some noise in the automotive market, EV trucks still have a way to go before surpassing gas-powered ones, and here are the reasons why.
Read More5 Classic Chevrolet Trucks To Consider For Your Next Project
Old Chevy trucks can be great restoration projects because parts are easy to come by and they can turn a nice profit. Here are some suggestions for you.
Read MoreCaterpillar's History With Truck Engines Goes Back Farther Than You May Have Realized
The CAT brand has long been synonymous with heavy-duty equipment, but their truck engines have existed for almost a century, and a CAT pickup truck is rumored.
Read More10 Of The Rarest Pickup Trucks Ever Built
These unusual pickups weren't always built for commercial success and many of them had restricted production runs.
Read More10 Pros And Cons Of Hybrid Trucks: Are They Worth Buying?
In the market for a hybrid truck? Here are some pros and cons including pricing, maintenance schedules, and towing power that should factor into your decision.
Read More6 Car & Truck Accessories At Home Depot That'll Come In Handy During Extreme Weather
Extreme weather is becoming more common and increasingly unpredictable. Here are some items that might help in an unexpected weather emergency.
Read MoreThe Best Years For The Chevy Colorado Pickup Truck (And Which To Steer Clear Of)
If you are in the market for a mid-size pickup, you may have considered the Chevy Colorado, but before you do, here are the years to steer clear of.
Read More10 Car And Truck Products You Should Think Twice About Buying From Costco
Costco can be a great way to save money without sacrificing on quality, but does that mean it's a destination for car products? SlashGear investigates.
Read MoreAll You Need To Know About The F-15EX Eagle II: The U.S Air Force's Missile Truck
Although the F-15EX is a core part of the Air Force's future force structure, it's been around for a long time.
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TVs and Streaming (14)
Can You Use Any Wireless Headphones With A TV? Here's What You Need To Know
Headphones can make TV more immersive and fun, but connecting them isn't always straight forward. Here are the different ways wireless headphones work with TVs.
Read MoreHow To Program Your Spectrum Remote (With And Without TV Codes)
If you've got a Spectrum remote but it's not working for your TV, you can program it with Spectrum remote TV codes or by using the handy auto-search function.
Read More3 Common Issues With Xumo TV, And What You Can Do To Fix Them
Xumo TV is a streaming platform giving users access to hundreds of shows and movies, but there are common issues reported. Here's how to troubleshoot them.
Read More5 Things You Can Build With Raspberry Pi Zero
The Raspberry Pi made its name as a powerful and affordable computer. At $10, the entry-level Raspberry Pi Zero is great for DIY, even if it can't do as much.
Read MoreHow To Connect Your Roku Device To Wi-Fi Without The Remote
If you're looking to set up your Roku device on a new Wi-Fi, but find that you're missing the Roku remote, you can connect with a not-so-convenient workaround.
Read MoreThe Samsung 86" UHD TV That Only Sam's Club Members Can Get For 50% Off
Sam's Club members have been talking about a deal that sounds too good to be true: a Samsung 86" UHD TV for 50% off. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreIs Spotify Premium Still Worth The Price In 2024?
Spotify is joining other streaming services with a price hike on its premium plan. Is it still worth the cost in 2024? Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreThe 6 Best Streaming Services For Live Sports (And What They Cost)
If you are wanting to watch your favorite sports teams, here are six of the best streaming services for live sports and their costs in 2024.
Read MoreHow To Turn On The Wi-Fi On An LG TV
If you're looking to use some of the smart or web-powered features on an LG tv, you'll need to connect it to the internet. Here's how to connect to wi-fi.
Read MoreHow To Turn Off Motion Smoothing On Your Roku TV (And Why You Might Want To)
While Roku's most recent firmware update has a slew of new features, users have been reporting issues due to motion smoothing. Here's how to turn it off.
Read MoreMotion Smoothing On Your Samsung TV, Should You Enable It?
Motion smoothing has become a pretty standard feature on most TVs, but there are times when you may want to turn it off. Here's how it actually works.
Read MoreIs T-Mobile Home Internet Really Unlimited?
T-Mobile is most known for its cell service, but it provides wireless home internet too. If you're considering it, there are important things to know.
Read More11 Important Mistakes To Avoid When Buying A New TV
Buying a new television can be stressful. After all, there are so many options in today's day and age. Here are some mistakes to avoid when buying a new TV.
Read MoreMax Joins Other Streamers In Hiking Prices, And This Time Ad-Free Plans Are Going Up
Many streaming services have raised prices recently. Max joins other streamers in hiking prices, and this time ad-free plans are going up, too.
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Vehicles (1)
What Is The Army's XM-30 Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle And What Can It Do?
Originally called the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle, the XM-30 Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle has some impressive features. Here's all it can do.
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Wearables (2)
10 New watchOS 11 Features You'll Want To Start Using On Your Apple Watch ASAP
The Apple Watch is getting a bunch of exciting new features when watchOS 11 launches, and we've got a rundown of the ones you should keep an eye out for.
Read MoreBeats Solo Buds Review: Tiny Case And Big Sound, But At The Cost Of Some Features
The Beats Solo Buds offer a tiny case that easily fits in your pocket and long battery life in the buds, but they also come with some pretty big compromises.
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