The Lightning Tech That Hopes To Save Lives
New lightning prediction technology was used for the World Games in Alabama, helping to prevent a potential disaster. Here's how "LightningCast" works.
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Pixel Watch Price Leak Doesn't Inspire Confidence
Many people are looking forward to the launch of Google's long-anticipated Pixel Watch, but a new leak suggests its price tag may surprise fans.
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Why Android Apps Will Soon Work Seamlessly Across Different Devices
Apple users know what it's like to enjoy a seamless app experience between devices, but things are a bit rougher on Android. That will soon change.
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New Apple Watch Pro Leaks Lead To Accessory Uncertainty
All signs point toward Apple revealing an entirely new type of Apple Watch in the coming weeks, and now we're seeing two very conflicting leaks about it.
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Apple Trademark May Reveal A Major Detail About Mixed-Reality Headsets
Quite a few rumors about Apple's upcoming AR/VR headsets have circulated over the past months, and now we finally know the names of the products.
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SlashGear Asks: Which Brand Makes The Best Android Phones? - Exclusive Survey
We asked hundreds of people in the U.S. which Android brand makes the best Android phones, and surprisingly one brand took the vast majority of the votes.
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NASA Scrubs SLS Megarocket Launch: Here's What Happened
NASA has scrubbed the long-awaited first launch of the Artemis program - here's what went wrong and why NASA had to delay the launch for another day.
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The 5G Setting You Need To Turn Off On Your New iPhone
The increasing availability of 5G is transforming mobile data, but it does have its disadvantages. Here's what you can do to avoid one of those issues.
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The Next Apple Watch Pro Could Tip The Balance Again
Apple is expected to introduce a pro version of its popular smartwatch series next month, but it may be the 2023 model that really catches everyone's attention.
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How Close Are Humans To Actually Having Jetpacks?
Jetpacks aren't a new idea, but they remain elusive and most people will never get the chance to use one. Will these vehicles ever be a practical option?
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The Privacy Settings You Need To Change After Installing Windows 11
There's a lot to like about Windows 11, but it does come with its fair share of privacy concerns. Fortunately, you can address that by changing some settings.
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The Simplest Way To Check Your iPhone's Battery Health
There is an easy way to track and decipher just how healthy your iPhone battery is, and what it means if yours isn't lasting as long as it should.
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30% Of Apple Fans Didn't Realize iPhones Had This Hidden Feature
There are a plethora of Apple features
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Why You Should Probably Uninstall Bloatware On Your Android Phone
Bloatware is a reality of owning a smartphone, but you shouldn't just ignore it - here's why you should probably uninstall the bloatware on your Android device.
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Here's How To Screen Record On Your MacBook With Sound
Recording video with sound on a MacBook may seem like a daunting process, but it's easy with a little know-how and some built-in tools and software.
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The 10 Most High Tech Bathrooms In The World
One of humanity's most routine tasks hasn't changed much over the millennia -- but the surroundings in which it takes place have evolved.
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Moderna Sues Pfizer And BioNTech Over COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines
Moderna has launched a lawsuit against Pfizer and BioNTech that suggests the defendants ignored patents that were vital to the creation of COVID-19 vaccines.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch's Rising Popularity Has Apple Running For Cover
Samsung is gaining some steam in the wearables game as their one-line hero strategy with the Galaxy Watch seems to be eating off some of Apple's market share.
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Why You Probably Should Stop Using Battery Saver Apps On Android
Battery saver apps on Android devices are effectively useless. Here's why you should stop using battery saver apps as soon as possible.
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The Most Expensive Keyboards That May Be A Total Waste Of Money
Heavy computer users need a dependable keyboard -- but these options are so over-the-top that they might be too much for almost everyone.
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Nearly 35% Of People Didn't Realize Android Phones Had This Hidden Feature
Android is a powerful operating system, and it packs a bunch of useful features - including a few you (like many people) have probably never heard about.
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Fit For 007, These High-Tech Microdrones Are Headed To The Ukraine Front Line
A fleet of tiny drones capable of flying in near silence through open doors and windows are on their way to Ukraine for surveillance use by the military.
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The Reason Why Apple Never Made The iPhone 9
The Apple iPhone celebrated its 10-year anniversary in 2017 with the release of the iPhone X. Years later, we're still wondering what happened to the iPhone 9.
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8 Best Uses For Old Flat-Screen TVs
Send one less electronic to the landfill. These are the best, most creative ways to repurpose an old flat-screen TV.
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35% Of People Would Most Want To See This Celebrity Superyacht In Person
The ocean is home to a number of superyachts from the world's wealthiest people. Which yachts do most want to see in person? The winner may surprise you.
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Nothing Phone (1) Android 13 Update Won't Happen Until Early 2023
Carl Pei's Nothing launched its first two products amid a sea of controversy and heated debates, and it doesn't look like things will change anytime soon.
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Apple's Self-Repair Program For MacBooks Might Be Creating More Problems Than It Solves
Apple has finally expanded the self-service repair program to cover its MacBooks with the M1 chip, but the process may scare away many DIYers.
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