How To Fix A Scratched DVD Or CD (3 Different Ways)
Assuming the scratches aren't too deep and on the wrong side of the disc, these methods can make your old Xbox games, music CDs, and movie DVDs usable again.
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How To Check Your Internet Speed (3 Different Ways)
Before you reach out to your internet provider or start tinkering with router settings, here's how to check the speed across devices and connection types.
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How To Turn Your iPhone's Keyboard Into A Trackpad
Apple has baked a hidden feature into its iPhones that allows users to maneuver through on-screen text where they want to make edits.
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5 Makita Tools So Strange We Can't Help But Want Them
Japanese tool manufacturer Makita makes tons of power tools that are exactly what you'd expect. They do have a few, however, that are pretty weird.
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Major iPad Pro And Magic Keyboard Upgrades May Arrive Next Year
It seems Apple will further blur the line between laptops and tablets with its next iPad Pro refresh and a redesign of the pricey Magic Keyboard.
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The 10 Best Automotive Air Filter Brands Ranked
Air filters can be a niche component to most vehicles, but knowing where to start with top-level brands is the first step to properly replacing your air filter.
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Slabtops Explained: Why So Many People Are Buying Half Of A MacBook Pro
Laptops aren't great for our necks, as you likely know. Splitting them in half has its benefits, but of course, it's a decision you can't go back on.
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10 Of The Strangest Vehicles Built During WW2
World War II spawned the creation of some very unorthodox vehicles for use in combat, some for the better, others not so much.
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Is Apple CarPlay Completely Free, And Does It Work In Your Car?
If you're interested in getting Apple CarPlay in your vehicle, you might be wondering if it's free and if your car supports it. We have all the answers.
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Here's What To Do If Spotify Isn't Working On Android Auto
Is Spotify refusing to play or even show up on the Android Auto dashboard? Here's what you can try to get your music back on.
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3 Reasons Why You Should Register Your Power Tools
Your first impulse when you come across a registration card with a new power tool might be to throw it away. Don't do it, registering has several benefits.
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5 Of The Best Workout Apps On iPhone
If you're interested in getting healthier, you don't necessarily need an expensive gym membership. There are a variety of iPhone apps that you can use instead.
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ISO In Photography Explained: An Easy Guide (With Tips)
In photography, controlling and adapting to the lighting is an essential aspect of taking a great photo, which is exactly what the ISO setting governs.
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Streaming Services Don't Actually Want You To Buy Their Ad-Free Subscription, Here's Why
Subscription-based streaming services are all increasing their prices--but only for their ad-free tiers. You might wonder why that is. We found out.
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What Does WD-40 Stand For, And What's In It?
As a necessary tool in any mechanic's garage or any household cleaning closet, WD-40 lives up to its reputation, but don't expect to make the formula yourself.
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These 4 Methods Could Speed Up Your Old iPad
If your iPad is showing its age, it doesn't necessarily mean it's time for a new one. With these tips, you might get a bit more life out of it.
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What 'Mbps' Means And How It Impacts Your Internet Connection
"Mbps" is the standard for measuring internet speeds, which you can do yourself if you're curious about how your connection stacks up.
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How To Clean Your Apple Watch
Your Apple Watch helps take care of you, so now it's time to take care of it. Here's how to clean your Apple watch and what to use to make it shiny and new.
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You'll Want To Avoid Using These Products When Cleaning Your iPhone
If your iPhone is looking grimy, it's tempting to try out some of the cleaning suggestions you find online, but some are risky or not recommended by Apple.
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Do We Live In A Simulation? Elon Musk Thinks So, Here's Why
Elon Musk suspects that he himself - along with you, everyone you know, and indeed the entirety of the observable universe itself - are merely simulations.
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5 YouTube TV Settings You Might Want To Change
For cord cutters who need live sports or similar programming, YouTube TV is great. You can make it work even better by tweaking these settings.
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How To Hide Photos In Your iPhone Camera Roll
If you've got photos on your iPhone that you'd rather other people not see, it's a fairly simple process to hide them from your camera roll.
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How To Change App Permissions On Your Android Phone (And Why You Might Want To)
It's a good idea to go through all your app permissions once in a while to ensure none of the installed apps have access to things they don't need.
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Android Auto Not Connecting Via USB: Why It Happens, And How To Fix It
Android Auto has become an essential part of the driving experience for many, and it can be frustrating when it fails to connect using a USB cord.
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World's Cheapest Smartwatch Vs. The Most Expensive: Cost Vs. Craftsmanship
In a tale of two smartwatches, there is surprisingly some parity between the least expensive and most expensive smartwatch available - and it's not the price.
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How To Control Your Tesla Using Siri (Via Apple Shortcuts)
If you want to remotely unlock the doors or toggle the air conditioning of your Tesla without even picking up your iPhone, this is the guide you're looking for.
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The Reason You Can't Buy Ryobi Tools At Lowes
So, you want to pick yourself up a new Ryobi tool and you're ready to whip out your Lowe's credit card? Unfortunately, we have some bad news for you.
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