Windows 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.
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Antitrust Suits Explained: What It Means When The Government Goes After Big Tech
The DOJ launched an antitrust probe involving Nvidia, Microsoft, and OpenAI. Here's what that means and why the government is going after big tech.
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4 Of The Best Text To Speech Apps For Foreign Languages
Whether you're traveling to a foreign country or an international student trying to fit in, having a reliable text-to-speech translator app can come in handy.
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How To Recover Deleted Emails From Gmail (Even If You've Emptied Trash)
All is not lost if you accidentally, permanently deleted an email from your Gmail account. Here are the steps to recover emails from both trash and beyond.
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How 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.
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What Is Digital Manufacturing? An Expert Engineer Explains
Some futurist thinkers out there have begun talking about "Digital Manufacturing" or "Industry 4.0," but what do these things mean, and how will they work?
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How 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.
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This 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.
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Why Are Some Houses Blurred On Google Maps?
Google doesn't just blur government building and the houses of celebrities. You can blur your house too. But there are issues to consider before you do.
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The Risk With Buying Used Tools
Like many products, buying used tools instead of new can save you some money, but it can also present a whole host of problems if you're not careful.
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Cash App, PayPal, And Other Money Sharing App Scams To Avoid At All Costs
As money transfers on your phone get easier, there are a number of scams popping up to try and take that money from you. Here are some things to watch out for.
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5 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.
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The Incredible Story Of The U-505 Submarine (And Where It Is Today)
The U-505 submarine was a German U-boat that was captured during WWII and brought back to America. You can still see it to this day. Here's the story.
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9 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.
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Was The Excelsior Tank Any Good, & How Many Were Actually Made?
Although it would never achieve the same fame as the Churchill or Cromwell tanks, U.K.'s A33 Excelsior also helped pave the way for modern armor.
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What Is The HRC-4 Engine And How Did It Help Break Speed Records In 2024?
You might not even realize that snowmobiles have speed competitions, but they absolutely do, and the HRC-4 engine is at the forefront of the (snow)field.
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Android 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.
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Arduino Nano Vs Micro: What's The Difference?
If a small Arduino board sounds like the most appropriate choice, there are two options: a Nano and a Micro.
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Can Solar Panels Power An Air Conditioner? Here's How Many You'll Need To Run An A/C
It's possible to run air conditioners off of solar panels but you'll need to have the right set-up, potential add-ons, and know which infrastructure to use.
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Why Did Some Countries Bury Tanks In The Ground During World War II?
One uncanny strategy throughout World War II involved some countries burying tanks in the ground. Here's why they did it and how it worked.
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5 Key Signs Your Dishwasher Is About To Break
If your dishwasher is doing one of these five things, then it could be a warning sign it is going to break soon and require a repair or replacement.
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How 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.
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10 Weird Tools Every DIYer Will Wish They Had Sooner
Whether you shop for at Lowe's or you're more of a Home Depot DIY devotee, let's take a look at some of the weird tools every DIYer will wish they had sooner.
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How Unconventional Usage Led To Israel's Retirement Of The AMX-13 Tank
Uncover the intriguing story of how Israel's unconventional and tragic decision for use of the AMX-13 tank shaped the fate of this iconic military vehicle.
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How 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.
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The 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.
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Expert Predicts Game-Changing Breakthrough For EVs In The Next 3-5 Years
Electric vehicle battery technology has come a long way since its original inception, but still has a long way to go. Our expert weighs in on the future.
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