The Most Dangerous Military Weapons Ranked By Length Of Service
War is a phenomenon as old as mankind, with weapons that have evolved over time. These are the most dangerous military weapons ranked by length of service.
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The 4 Million Dollar Porsche Used As A Camera Car For Steve McQueen's 'Le Mans'
One Porsche race car saw plenty of action on the race track, including the 24 Hours of Le Mans, carting along the iconic racer and actor Steve McQueen.
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Elon Musk Is Reportedly Building A New Town For His Employees
Musk is reportedly dreaming of building an entire city, one that is populous enough to demand an election for its own mayor.
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The 9 Smallest Cell Phones You Can Currently Buy
Suppose you're looking for a small phone -- here we have a list of small phones that ranges from palm-sized all the way down to the lower end of absurdity.
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How To Crop A Screenshot On Mac: An Easy Guide
Whether it's to document a problem, save a quick note, or something else we'll show you how to screenshot just the parts that you want to capture
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Stream 'Ted Lasso' Without Spending A Dime With This Free Apple TV+ Promo
For those who've missed the boat on "Ted Lasso," or you cancelled your Apple TV+ subscription, you can give it another chance for free with this offer.
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Apple's Very Yellow iPhone 14 Is Now Available For Pre-Order
Apple launched a new colorway for the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus. The new yellow flavor is up for preorder today and ships next week on Tuesday.
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Apple HomePod With 7-Inch Display Could Be Revealed In 2024
Apple may be focusing more effort into boosting its smart home devices and ecosystem, starting with a rumored new HomePod paired with a new display.
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This Versatile 1940s Soviet Biplane Was Used Way Longer Than You'd Think
While biplanes were largely rendered obsolete by the end of World War I, some models saw continued usage in both military and civilian capacities.
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Using Your iPhone Passcode In Public Can Be Risky - Here's Why You Avoid It
As it turns out, you really should use FaceID or TouchID to access your phone because if anyone gets a hold of your passcode, it's really bad.
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The High-Speed Russian Fighter Jet That May Jump The SR-71 Blackbird As Fastest Plane
Russian defense officials have long touted a next-generation MiG that will fly higher and faster than the Sr-71 Blackbird. Here's everything we know.
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Common Things Taking Up Too Much Space On Your Windows PC
It's high time you take out the digital trash. These are the most common things taking up too much space on your Windows PC.
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Instagram Founders Want To Sprinkle AI Into Their Next Social Media App
Instagram's co-creators are now back with some hot AI fuel in tow: Artifact is a social news reading app.
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The Short-Lived Life Of Microsoft Kin: What Went Wrong
Once upon a time, Microsoft built a phone that would feed teens' addiction to social media, and it died immediately. Here's what went wrong.
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This Device Turned A Once-Promising Startup Into A Vaguely Remembered Tech Flop
Back in the day before the Apple Watch and Android Wear, a unique startup started to make waves in the smartphone peripheral space, until it all fell apart.
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How To Turn On The Hidden Kids Mode On Samsung Galaxy Phones
For Galaxy owners with little ones asking if you have any games on your phone, the hidden 'Kids Mode' should help you safely distract kids using your phone.
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This New ChatGPT Plugin Will Save You A Ton Of Time If You Take Zoom Call Notes
For those sick of managing meeting minutes and taking notes, there's now a ChatGPT-powered plugin that could streamline keeping track of your meetings.
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Raspberry Pi Rolls Out $50 Global Shutter Camera For Machine Vision Projects
Raspberry Pi has updated its optional camera module, but this time, a significant difference could be a boon to people who take images with lots of motion.
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Microsoft Bing's User Base Soars To 100M After AI Chat Launch
Following the integration of ChatGPT-based features into Bing search, usage of Microsoft's search engine has risen dramatically thanks to AI-enhanced searching.
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Grammarly Announces New AI Tool To Improve Your Writing
Grammarly, which was partially used to write this article, will soon be launching its own AI text-generation tool coming soon to help you write.
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ZimaBoard 832 Review: A Versatile But Expensive Single-Board Solution
The ZimaBoard 832 is a single-board "hackable" server made for makers -- it can be used for all manner of creative projects, but is it worth the cash?
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Apple's New Classical Music App Set To Launch On March 28
Apple is launching a new Classical Music app that will grant access to millions of tracks from the genre. We'll tell you how you can get it.
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The Avro Vulcan: The British Strategic Bomber That Continues To Amaze Aviation Enthusiasts
The Avro Vulcan has a distinctive look and an even more recognizable sound which is why the airplane still delights air show attendees year after year.
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Ring Vs. Blink: Which Security Camera Offers The Best Features For Your Money?
Which Amazon-owned smart security camera system is better, Ring or Blink? If you absolutely need to choose one, and not some other brand, we've got your answer.
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The Strange Swiveling Android Phone That Didn't Quite Cut It
In 2020, LG released an odd, T-shaped swiveling phone on store shelves. It was certainly a unique idea, but it failed to take off, changing LG forever.
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The Legendary Top Gun Fighter Jet That Will Take Your Breath Away
The 1970s and 1980s gave us one of the most prominent military jets in history that could serve basically anywhere in the world at any time.
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Google Nest Hub Max Camera Not Working? Here's How To Fix It
Are you having trouble with your Google Nest Hub Max camera? We have some suggestions and tips to get your device back up and running properly.
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