How To Create A Gmail Account: A Step-By-Step Guide
If you need to know how to create a new Gmail account, we have step-by-step instructions on how to go about setting one up both on the web and in the app.
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The Sneaky Method To Add Non-Amazon Products To Your Wishlist
If you see something online that you may not need now but may want to purchase later, you can use this sneaky workaround to add it to a handy Amazon wishlist.
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5 Inexpensive Stocking Stuffers For Milwaukee Tools Fans
If you have a DIYer or a tool person on your holiday list, there are some tools you might want to stick in their stockings. Here are five of our favorites.
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How To Find And Restore Deleted Apps On Your iPhone
If you've deleted an app from your iPhone but find you can't remember enough about it to find it again and reinstall it, we've got some help.
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How To Troubleshoot The Most Common Amazon Fire TV Stick Issues
Amazon Fire TV sticks can occasionally run into some hiccups, but most of the issues are pretty straightforward to fix, depending on the situation.
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Thunder In The Skies: The P-47 Thunderbolt's WW2 Legacy
The P-47 Thunderbolt was one of the most dominant planes in the skies over Europe during WWII. Here's everything we know about aerial monster.
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Apple Reportedly Working On iPad Mini With A Larger 8.7-Inch OLED Display
Reports have surfaced that single-stack OLED screens are coming to the iPad Mini and iPad Air in 2026.
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How To See Who's Connected To Your iPhone's Hotspot
An unknown device connected to your iPhone's hotspot could wrack up your carrier's data bill fast. However, there is a workaround to check and kick off devices.
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The 5 Fastest Jets Ever Recorded, Ranked
Plenty of jet fighters have the horsepower to more than double the speed to break the sound barrier, but very few hold claim as the fastest jets in the world.
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The Best Places To Install Blink Security Cameras For Safety Monitoring
Blink makes a variety of security cameras that you can place inside and outside your home. Here are some suggestions for the best positioning.
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How To Make Your Windows Computer Run Like New (Without Reinstalling Windows)
Reinstalling Windows is a dreary task, to be avoided if at all possible. But how else can you regain the speed your computer had when it was new?
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Android Vs. iOS: Pros And Cons Of Each Operating System
The Android and iOS operating systems have each carved out a dominant space in the smartphone arena. Here are the most biggest strengths and weaknesses of each.
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5 Of The Best Apps For Finding Holiday Deals
Those hunting for deals are always on the prowl for something better, and there's plenty of discounts to be had for diligent shoppers by using these apps.
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Massive Tech Scandals That Rocked The Industry
Technology is an industry that's often in flux as it adjusts to new innovation. Here are the biggest scandals that have rippled thorough tech recently.
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This Samsung Galaxy Setting Will Make Your Life Easier If Your Phone Is Stolen
While Google supports all Android phones with Find My Device, Samsung has built an additional security layer designed to help you in cases of theft.
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Shopping For A New Android? Here's How To Pick The Right Device For You
If you're in the market this holiday season to pick up a new Android smartphone for yourself, here's what you need to keep in mind to help make a decision.
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The Black Box: How Flight Recorders Work, And What They Actually Capture
First used in the late '30s, black boxes today are actually orange in color. They consist of two units and are vital in advancing aviation safety.
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How To Add Any Downloaded Song To Your Spotify Library
Do you have a bunch of local music files you wish to play through Spotify? Here's how you can do that on the iPhone, Android, and desktop Spotify apps.
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Why The Grumman X-29 Is One Of The Strangest Jets Ever Designed
Only two X-29 were built. The first one took its maiden flight in 1984, and both were retired to museum life by the mid-1990s.
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The Reason Why Milwaukee Power Tool Batteries Are So Expensive
Cordless tools are more portable, versatile, and easier to use than corded tools, so it seems like a no-brainer to invest in them.
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OpenAI In Talks To Bring Back Sam Altman Just Days After Firing Him
Sam Altman, the former CEO of the pioneering artificial intelligence company OpenAI, is already in talks to potentially return to his old position.
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How To Connect Earbuds Directly To Your Apple Watch
Would you like to listen to music on your run but don't want to carry your iPhone? Here's how to pair AirPods and Bluetooth earphones with your Apple Watch.
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6 Harbor Freight Finds You Should Keep In Your Car At All Times
Hardware stores may not be the first place that comes to mind to find items to put in your car, but Harbor Freight has six finds that can help in a bind.
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Do You Have What It Takes To Become A Pilot? Expert Advice For Aspiring Aviators
For those looking to pursue a career in aviation, or are just curious about the profession, SlashGear spoke to an aviation expert about becoming a pilot.
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10 Of The Top Free Guitar Recording Programs For Aspiring Artists
There is a wide range of software available to record guitar. Many of these programs are completely free. Check out the best free guitar recording software.
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How The Saab J35 Draken Excelled As A Masterpiece Of Swedish Aerial Warfare
Saab is most famous for its cars here in America, but the company actually started out making airplanes for the Swedish Air Force. Its best was the J35 Draken.
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The Coolest Ways To Use Google Assistant On Your Android Phone
Android Assistant is the Google equivalent to Amazon Alexa. Now a hallmark feature of Android devices, here are some of the coolest uses of the technology.
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