Why Are New Airplanes Painted Green?
If you've ever seen a new airplane, you may have noticed it had a coat of green-colored paint on it. Here's what that green paint is meant to do.
Read MoreWith Us Since
2022
Nadeem Sarwar
SlashGear Editorial Policies
SlashGear's content hails from a group of experienced technology and automotive editors and a wide-ranging team of writers, engineers, enthusiasts, and experts across consumer tech and transportation. Our goal is to provide up-to-the-minute breaking news coverage as well as original and engaging opinion and editorial content that serves as the ultimate resource for those who want to stay up to date on the latest and greatest the industry has to offer.
Our editors, advisors, and fact-checkers conduct regular reviews to ensure the accuracy, timeliness, and completeness of our articles. Complete information on our editorial process available here.
Stories By Nadeem Sarwar
-
-
USS Enterprise: Why America's Newest Aircraft Carrier Won't Launch For Years
If you've been wondering why the USS Enterprise still hasn't launched, there are a few different reasons behind the delay. Here's how long you'll be waiting.
Read More -
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Review: Folding In All The Right Ingredients
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 reminds us that they can't teach us everything about foldables, but they can teach us this one thing: how to fold it in.
Read More -
Are Cruise Ships Doomed In A Tsunami? The Answer's Not What You Might Expect
Patrons of Norwegian Cruise Lines, like many other cruise ship liners, have been either stranded or immediately re-routed due to the recent tsunami warnings.
Read More -
Dropbox Is Deleting Saved Passwords Soon, Here's How To Save Yours
Dropbox's is giving up on its password manager service, though it is offering discounts and avenues to transfer your data to another password manager.
Read More -
Are Smart Glasses A Viable Alternative To Computer Monitors?
Smart glasses are getting better and some even claim they can replace your monitor. Here’s what sets them apart and where they still fall short.
Read More -
How Does Opera's VPN Work? (And What You Should Know Before Using It)
In this day in age, VPNs are vital to protect your personal information, but do free services like Opera work? Here's everything you need to know.
Read More -
Why Might An Electric Vehicle's Range Drop In Cold Weather?
Electric vehicle range is seriously impeded at temperatures below 40 Fahrenheit. This is partially due to cabin heating and slower chemical reactions.
Read More -
Here's How Much Starlink Will Cost You
Are you considering getting Startlink? Before you do, it's important to know what the packages include and how much they cost. Here's what you need to know.
Read More -
Why North Carolina Is Crucial To The Global Manufacture Of Chips And Processors
A small mining town in North Caroline supplies 90% of one the key components that's in almost every phone and laptop in the world. Why is it so crucial?
Read More -
How Is Grok Different Than ChatGPT? Here's What You Should Know
While ChatGPT and Grok are both AI chatbots, they work differently behind the scenes and have their own capabilities. Let's run down the differences.
Read More -
How Polygraph Tests Work (And Can They Really Tell If You're Lying?)
Polygraph tests can supposedly detect when a person is lying. But how can a machine do that, and can we really trust the results they provide?
Read More -
The 5 Worst Smartphone Trends Of The Past Decade
As much as you can chart the growth of smartphones over the past 10 years, the upward momentum has been in spite of these five trends.
Read More -
Apple's Rumored Hardware Plans For 2026 Are Exciting, But I'm Worried About What's Missing
Rumors are swirling about Apple's hardware plans for 2026 and while it sounds exciting, we still think something is missing. Here's what you need to know.
Read More -
How A Cheap, 3D-Printed Pen May Be Able To Help Diagnose Parkinson's Early
Parkinson's disease is best treated when detected early, but the cost of those tests makes that difficult. A new, 3D-printed pen may change everything.
Read More -
Who Is The Nvidia RTX 5050 Really Supposed To Be For?
With Nvidia's RTX 5000, the lowest tier is the RTX 5050, a very budget friendly take on the hardware. But its low specs mean it's of questionable utility.
Read More -
Can You Set A Battery Charge Limit On Your Laptop? (And Why Would You?)
Want to set a battery charge limit on your laptop? Learn if it’s possible, how it works, and why it can help extend battery lifespan.
Read More -
Why The Military Wants To Build Quantum Computers
The Pentagon sees quantum computing as the key to battlefield dominance and next-generation secure communication.
Read More -
Should You Be Worried About Burn-In On OLED TVs And Monitors?
Burn-in is rare on OLED TVs and monitors in a home setting, but can happen if there are static elements on the screen for an extended period.
Read More -
10 Of The Best Phone Cameras Available In 2025, Tested And Ranked By Price
You might think that all smartphone cameras are somewhat similar, but some really punch above their weight.
Read More -
No License Required To Drive In 2026? Don't Believe Everything You See On TikTok
TikTok is known for videos going viral and today there's a new one that says drivers in the U.S. won't need a driver's license to drive starting in 2026. False.
Read More -
What Technology Is Used In A Cruise Ship's Overboard Detection System?
A father and daughter fell overboard from a cruise ship, triggering the ships man overboard system, which alerted the ship's crew to the event.
Read More -
This Tiny MIT Chip Could Be The Next Big Thing For 5G
5G networks have been around for some time, but that doesn't mean there aren't still breakthroughs with 5G. An MIT research team made such a breakthrough.
Read More -
What Is The Meta Xbox VR Headset & Why Is It So Expensive?
While Microsoft hasn't thrown its hat into the ring with dedicated gaming VR hardware, the Meta Xbox VR headset bridges the gap. But why is it so expensive?
Read More -
Here's Why RC Helicopters Can Fly Upside Down (And Why Real Ones Don't)
RC helicopters have quite a few differences than passenger and military helicopters, which is why they can fly upside down. Here's what you need to know.
Read More -
Introducing TikTok Lite – The Faster, Data-Friendly Version Of Your Favorite App
For those struggling to browse TikTok on limited data or spotty network connections, the TikTok Lite variant can help deal with storage and data woes.
Read More -
AI Just Helped Design A CPU, Here's Why That Matters
Chip designing is a slow and expensive process but a team in China is using AI to do it much quicker. What does this mean for the future of computing?
Read More
