Why The US Military Doesn't Build Its Subs With Titanium Hulls
Titanium is stronger, lighter, and more resistant to corrosion than steel. However, no Navy builds its submarines using the metal. What's the big idea?
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The Story Behind The Fictional MiG-28 Jet In 'Top Gun'
The MiG-28 jet from "Top Gun" may not be a real craft, but it's inspired by and built from two iconic fighters that are even still used today.
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Roborock Qrevo Curv Earns Innovation Award By Cleaning Your Home Without Any Snags (Literally)
Roborock's Qrevo Curv ignores the boundaries of floor types with its versatile chassis and smart features, all designed to navigate your home with ease.
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How High Do Military Drones Fly? A Look At Altitude Limits
Drone technology is changing combat in major ways, and that includes how high they can fly since there's no human piloting them. How high up can they go?
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3 Military Drones With The Longest Range
The U.S. military employs several key drone models for all of its wartime needs, all of which are capable of surprisingly potent operational ranges.
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Warning: Certain Cordless Drills Sold On Amazon Have Risk Of Exploding, Says CPSC
The U.S. CPSC has issued a warning about a popular set of budget cordless drills sold on Amazon that could explode and asks consumers to stop using them.
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How To Mirror & Control Your Android Phone From A Windows PC
It's possible to mirror and control an Android phone from your Windows PC. You just have to know how to set up and enable the feature on compatible devices.
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Apple Is About To Have A Huge Launch Week: Here's What We Expect
Apple has been teasing major tech announcements at its event set for Monday, October 28, 2024. While we can only speculate for now, here's what we expect.
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10 Things That Surprised Me About The iPhone (After A Decade With Android)
Making the switch to iOS can be a big leap after a decade on Android. Here is what we found out after moving from the Samsung ecosystem to Apple.
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11 Of The Best Apps To Track Hurricanes On Android And IOS
Hurricane season is a very real thing, namely down south. Particularly if you live in an affected area, try these apps to track hurricanes.
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10 Of The Highest Rated Portable Induction Cooktops For Cooking On The Go
Discover the 10 highest-rated portable induction cooktops for cooking on the go, perfect for travel or indoor use. Find the best options based on reviews.
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The U.S. Navy's Aircraft Carrier Shortage Isn't What You'd Think
Even though the United States has the most aircraft carriers in the world, people are constantly talking of a shortage. Here's the truth behind it.
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Qualcomm Got Me Excited About The Future Of Android, But One Thing Still Bothers Me
The Snapdragon Summit in Maui revealed more about the upcoming Snapdragon 8 Elite coming for mobile devices, and the initial specs are impressive.
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How Many Missiles Can The US Air Force's Fighter Jets Carry?
The U.S. Air Force has some of the most technologically advanced fighter jets in the world, each packed with plenty of equipment for any mission or objective.
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How To Remove Red Eye From Photos On Android And iPhone
You don't need advanced editing software, you can fix the red-eye effect in photos on your smartphone.
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Why You Can't Buy Books Through The Kindle Or Amazon Mobile Apps, Explained
Neither the Kindle or Amazon mobile apps allow you to buy ebooks. This is the reason why, and what you can do to get around it.
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6 Lowe's Finds That Will Elevate Your Next Camping Trip
There are a handful of highly-rated gadgets from Lowe's that can upgrade your seasonal camping experience.
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5 Ways Google Messages Aims To Protect Users Against Scams, Threats, & More
Google recently announced enhancements for the Messages app that could help prevent text-based phone scams and help millions of people globally.
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Major Robot Mop & Vacuum Brands Ranked Worst To Best
The first concept of a robotic mop and vacuum dates back nearly 70 years -- but the best one on the market today remains the brand the popularized the idea.
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What Apple's Spinning Rainbow Wheel Means (And How To Get Rid Of It)
Veteran Mac users know that when they see the sight of the spinning rainbow wheel, it doesn't mean anything good.
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Husky Tool Chests: What You Should Know Before Buying
Anyone who works with tools needs a good tool chest, and ones by Husky are a popular choice. Here’s everything you need to know about its tool chests.
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How To Clean And Prepare Your Laptop Before Selling It
If you've purchased a new laptop and are considering selling your old one, there are a few things you should make sure to do before it leaves your hands.
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I Tried Snapchat's New Spectacles: XR Has Promise But Here's What Needs To Improve
We recently got our hands on a pair of Snap's augmented reality Spectacles smart glasses, and while there's still a long way to go, the tech is impressive.
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Where Was The F-22 Raptor Built And Who Made It?
The F-22 Raptor is the world's best fighter plane, according to the U.S. Air Force. It's the result of a collaboration among three companies in three cities.
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Apple Watch Battery Life: How Each Current Model Compares
According to Apple, the battery life of each of its watch models is tested based on typical usage patterns.
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6 Gadgets Pet Owners Will Want To Have During Storms
If storms or other extreme weather keep you away from your home for an extended period, you can still keep an eye on your pets with these gadgets.
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How A Small Diesel-Powered Submarine 'Sunk' A $6 Billion US Aircraft Carrier
A single submarine managed to "sink" a top-tier US aircraft carrier during simulated war games. Here's how the sub managed a victory despite being outclassed.
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