Tony Stewart Confirms Comeback After NHRA Crash – Here's When He'll Race Again
Tony Stewart and Doug Kalitta collided at the NHRA Reading Nationals on Sunday. Luckily, Stewart says he's already ready to get back on the track.
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How Uber's Driverless Cars Transform Transport
Uber is teaming up with fleet partners like Baidu and Waymo to bring autonomous cars to its app. Here's how it could change the taxi experience for you.
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The Mustang GTD Isn't The Supercar Ford Wants You To Think It Is. That's Its Biggest Strength
Ford's Mustang GTD isn't quite a supercar and it isn't really a racecar, either. Just where does this horsepower-heavy pony car fit in?
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Nissan's New Special Edition Z Is Dripping With 1990s Nostalgia & Charm
Nissan's line of Z cars stretches back to the late 1960s, but the company's latest take harkens back to the 1990s instead. Here's what you need to know.
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What Is 'Preview' On iOS 26? What You Should Know About The New iPhone App
Along with the iOS 26 update on your iPhone or iPad, you also got a new app for all your document annotation needs. Here's what you can do with Preview.
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Ace Hardware's Milwaukee Outdoor Tool Sale Is On - Here's How Deep The Deals Go
Ace Hardware is having a limited-time sale on outdoor equipment from Milwaukee Tools, offering up to $50 off on popular gear. There is a catch, though.
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The Ducati XDiavel V4 Is Fast, Expensive, And Looks Great, But Beyond That I'm Confused
The XDiavel V4 can't seem to decide if it's a sport bike or a cruiser, but is that a problem or its secret advantage?
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Aston Martin's New Vanquish Costs Half A Million Dollars, So I Made It My Daily-Driver
Just because Aston Martin's new Vanquish is V12 royalty, doesn't mean it can't slum it with us peasants.
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Nothing About The 2025 Mini Cooper JCW Makes Sense, But I Love It Anyway
On paper it's too expensive, too small, and short on power compared to rivals. So why is this John Cooper Works version of the Mini impossible not to love?
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Honda's New Passport TrailSport Is A Throwback In The Best Possible Way
Honda's new SUV promises to take the family further afield, but has it sacrificed on-road refinement to do that?
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Japan's Massive Ship-Mounted Railgun Just Fired A History-Making Shot
Railguns seem like something straight out of science fiction, but Japan is had at work making them a reality and just made history with one.
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$20 Million Crime Spree Hits Home Depot, Lowe's And More
Five people were arrested and charged with fraud for stealing $20 million worth of appliances from Home Depot and Lowe's.
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The 2026 Nissan Leaf Is Not The EV It Looks Like
Nissan's cheap EV used to be the punchline to electric car jokes. The 2026 Leaf changes all that.
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Yes, Ducati's 2025 Panigale V4 Is A Track Beast, But Is It Too Much For The Road?
The new Panigale V4 may be attainable (by Ducati standards, anyway) but is it still too much superbike for public roads?
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iPhone 17 Pro Is Apple Let Off The Leash
The iPhone 17 Pro has arrived, and it's the best iPhone to date, bringing high-end hardware and industry-first support for gamers and professionals.
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Honor Magic V5: Better Value And A Monster Battery, But Can It Beat The Competition?
Honor Magic V5 delivers the best big foldable smartphone yet, complete with performance to beat most -- but is it worth the cash?
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The Super-Skinny iPhone Air Is Peak Apple (For Better And Worse)
Apple has introduced the long-rumored iPhone Air, a model that boasts the slimmest and most durable design of any iPhone to date, along with other improvements.
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This EV Battery Breakthrough Promises Huge Range On Only A 12-Minute Charge
Electric vehicles face the constant barrier of range anxiety, but at the same time, research into the efficiency of electrification continues to close the gap.
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Here's Why So Many Harley-Davidson Dealerships Are Closing
Harley-Davidson dealerships are closing their doors, and more rapidly than ever before. But what's actually causing the business to shut its doors?
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IFA Day Two Round-Up: Storage Solutions And Roller Boys!
IFA Day 2 is in the book, and we have tracked down some more cool tech for you from movie theaters in a huge package and massive storage in a tiny package.
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DJI's Osmo 360 Camera Is Here, But How Does It Compare To The Popular Insta360?
While Insta360 has many solid 360-degree cameras for recording the action, the DJI Osmo 360 gives the action camera market some serious competition.
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When Will The Boeing F-47 Fighter Jet Enter Service?
We know that Boeing is already designing the next generation of fighter jets for the United States, but when are these aircraft expected to enter service?
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IFA 2025 Day One Round-Up: Kicking Things Off With A Hi-Tech Bang
It's the first day of IFA in Berlin, and our team is on the ground looking for the best tech we can find. Here are some notable standouts we saw.
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IFA 2025 Day Zero Round-Up: Plenty To See Before The Show Opens Tomorrow!
IFA in Berlin opens tomorrow, but we're already on the ground scoping out the best tech we can find from the likes of Acer, AceFast, Doogee, and more!
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The Sony RX1R III's Best Trick Is Hiding Pro-Level Photos In A Compact Camera
The Sony RX1R III might be the perfect music concert camera, as it's too small to be expected to be professional and extraordinarily powerful for its size.
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Sorry, Hybrid Haters, Porsche's 2025 911 Carrera GTS Gamble Paid Off Incredibly
911 fans may have been horrified when Porsche said its iconic sports car was getting electrified, but the new GTS is no ordinary hybrid.
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The Instagram App Is Better On iPad — Here's Why
Instagram has finally released a dedicated iPad version of its app, and it's a game-changer for fans of the platform. Let's look into some of the best changes.
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