The History Of The Army's Workhorse Huey Helicopter
Arguably the most famous Army helicopter, the Huey has a rich history including more than a few film credits to its name. We've got all the details.
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Elon Musk's Newly Incorporated AI Company Has A Familiar Name
Elon Musk has registered the company that will focus on building a rival to ChatGPT and its name may be familiar to those who have followed his career.
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Major Headphone Brands Ranked Worst To Best
We evaluated 199 brands closely, and narrowed our list to 22 that fit the description of "major headphone brands," give or take.
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Motorola Razr Lite Foldable Appears In Leak
Motorola may turn out to be the first brand that adopts the Lite formula and deliver an affordable foldable phone with the leaked Motorola Razr Lite.
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Hidden Snapchat Features That Will Change How You Use The App
Snapchat is an easy-to-use app for photo sharing, direct messaging, and much more. Here are some hidden features that will change how you create and send Snaps.
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How To Connect An Xbox Controller To Any Windows Device
Even if you don't own an Xbox, gaming on PCs or other Windows devices can be enhanced because they're mostly compatible with the core Xbox wireless controller.
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Everything We Know About Japan's Futuristic Next-Gen Fighter Jet
The JASDF started work on the Mitsubishi F-X, a sixth generation fighter jet that would be one of the most technologically advanced planes in the air.
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Starting A Snapchat Public Profile: A How To Guide
Snapchat is a great way to build up a following, but to do so, you need a public profile. We'll show you what you need to create one and how to do it.
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The Best Wellness Apps On Android For Meditation
Smartphones have made meditation even more accessible. Here are some great wellness apps for Android devices to help you practice better meditation.
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5 Ways You Probably Didn't Realize You Could Use ChatGPT
There are a few ways you can use ChatGPT to perform tasks you might not have thought of, or even didn't know it could do. Here are some of our favorites.
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How To Use The Green-Screen Feature On Microsoft Teams
Microsoft integrated a Green Screen feature into Teams that allows you to turn your background into anything you want. We'll show you how to use it.
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How A Software Update Could Help The Curiosity Rover Travel Across Mars Faster
The Curiosity rover has been exploring Mars for over ten years, and now it's getting its first software update since 2016 which will help it in one key way.
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How To Make A Graph In Microsoft Excel Or Google Sheets
If you're looking for the perfect way to visualize the stats and data that you have compiled, Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel can help. We'll show you how.
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The Best AI Apps For Android Phones
AI is everywhere these days. If you want to see AI in action and experience it for yourself, we've rounded up some great AI apps for your Android device.
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Why Are Outdoor TVs So Expensive (And Are They Worth It)?
Outdoor TVs are pretty cool, and they can withstand just about anything your local forecast can throw at them, but they're also very pricey. We break down why.
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Elon Musk Is Reportedly Looking To Build An OpenAI Rival Outside Of Twitter
According to sources aware of his plans, Elon Musk is building a high-profile team of AI researchers and engineers for the new startup.
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Mint Mobile Increases Monthly Data Caps: What Subscribers Should Know
Mint Mobile, the prepaid carrier with Ryan Reynolds at the helm, is going to be acquired by T-Mobile. Following that news is an increase in monthly data caps.
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The 'Top Gun: Maverick' Scene That's Impossible According To A Fighter Pilot
"Top Gun: Maverick" is the sequel to the 1986 iconic blockbuster "Top Gun" and features at least one scene that's impossible in real life.
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Microsoft Edge Tests Desktop Sidebar For Easier Bing Chat AI Access
Microsoft is experimenting with a new Edge feature that puts the web browser's vertical sidebar permanently on one side of your computer's screen.
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Microsoft Says It'll Make The New Xbox Home UI More Balanced
Microsoft is planning to update its Xbox Home user interface, and it promises it will make the experience more balanced, getting rid of its crowded nature.
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How To Clear The WhatsApp Cache On Your Android Phone
If WhatsApp is suddenly starting to work slowly, or is otherwise having issues with basic functionality, there's an easy step to help reset the app.
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Settings On Mac OS Ventura That Are Ruining Your Apple Experience
Mac OS Ventura is the company's most streamlined OS update yet, but these settings should be toggled for the most optimized experience.
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How Fast Is Supersonic Flight And How Does It Work?
Humans have been flying faster than the speed of sound since 1947, and we had to overcome a lot of challenges to get there. Here's how that works.
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The Cybertruck's Huge Windshield Wiper Has Finally Been Caught On Camera During Use
Those intrigued by the Tesla Cybertruck are getting another glimpse this week with an overhead view, as testing of the troublesome windshield wiper ensues.
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Galaxy S24 Ultra Leak Hints At Massive Under-The-Hood Camera Improvements
New rumors suggest that Samsung will radically change much of the internals of its next flagship line of smartphones. We have all the details.
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7 Reasons You Need To Get Rid Of Your Old Smartphone (And Do It Properly)
No matter how well you maintain your smartphone, you will eventually have to replace it. Here are the top reasons why you should get rid of your old smartphone.
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iPhone Update: With iOS 16.4, How To Use Voice Isolation With Cellular Calls
the latest version of iOS brings a feature that was already on FaceTime calls into normal phone calls. Here's what voice isolation is and how to activate it.
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