The New Sihoo Doro S100 Doubles Down On Dynamic Lumbar Support
A comfortable chair can make all the difference, but good ergonomics needn't break the bank. Sihoo's Doro S100 makes clever support affordable.
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Signs Your External Hard Drive Is Failing (And What To Do About It)
If you suspect that your external HDD could be at risk, here are some signs you should watch out for, what they might mean, and how you might fix them.
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What Does 'JBL' Stand For? A Closer Look At The Speaker Brand's History
JBL is a popular audio company that makes some of the best speakers, headphones, and earbuds in the business. Here's what the company's name means.
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How To Properly Fill A Butane Torch Lighter
If you have never filled a butane torch lighter before, the process can be a little intimidating. Don't worry, SlashGear will walk you through how to do it.
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4 Ways To Improve Your Facebook Algorithm
Facebook can sometimes be frustrating to use, particularly when posts you don't care about clog up your feed. Here's what you can do about it.
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Next-Gen Mac Mini Could Take Apple's Most Controversial Strategy To New Extremes
There are rumors that a new Apple Mac mini is in the works and could be available sometime this year. Here is what we know so far.
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Yes, North Korea Has A Tactical Nuclear Submarine: Here's What We Know
North Korea's nuclear submarine is certainly an intimidating prospect, but the underlying technology is based on Cold War-era subs. Here's what you should know.
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10 Of The Coolest Tech Gadgets We've Reviewed In 2024
A lot of new devices come out every year, and 2024 has been no exception. Here are 10 from the last six months we think are worthing paying attention to.
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Is This Budget Friendly Mini Drone A Great Gift Or Just Overhyped?
Affordable mini drones are taking over the Amazon marketplace, but how do they truly stack up against their more expensive counterparts? We take a deep look.
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Positive Vs. Negative Film: How To Decide Which Is Best For You
You've probably heard of film negatives, but there is actually an opposite, called positive film. It's less common today, but can be good for certain projects.
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10 Mistakes You Might Be Making When Using WD-40
WD-40 has an astonishing amount of uses, but some surfaces and projects you should keep it away from. Here are 10 mistakes you might make with WD-40.
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10 Tech Gadgets To Enhance Your College Dorm Life
Heading off to college can be a stressful time! Some of these gadgets and gizmos could make your transition into dorm life a little bit more enjoyable.
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What To Do If Windows Laptop Is Plugged In But Won't Charge
If your charger doesn't seem to be powering up your Windows laptop, there's a few things to try that might fix it before you take it in for service.
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How Trains Stay On Track: The Engineering Explained
If you've ever wondered how massive trains aren't constantly derailing, we have the details on the engineering marvel that keeps them on the tracks.
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The Terrifying Tech Failure At The Heart Of New $50 Million Titan Sub Disaster Lawsuit
A new lawsuit filed against OceanGate sheds light on some of the more controversial aspects of the Titan submersible, including its "hip" tech system.
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5 Of The Best Docking Stations You Can Buy For Your Laptop In 2024
Laptops, these days, don't come with nearly as many ports as they used to so getting one of these best docking stations from 2024 can help increase workflow.
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WhatsApp Check Marks Explained: What Do One And Two Checks Mean?
When you send a message on WhatsApp, you'll see either one gray check, two gray checks, or two blue checks. Here's what they mean for your text message.
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Can You Actually Recover Deleted Android Messages? Here's What Happened When We Tried
We all know how devastating it can be to lose a vital text message. We set out to test a few Android data recovery tools - and here's what we found out.
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Raspberry Pi Low Voltage Warning: Possible Causes And How To Fix It
A low voltage warning on your Raspberry Pi SBC can ruin movie night or scupper your robotic battleship. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Turn Off Ads On Your Samsung Phone
Tired of annoying ads cluttering up your Samsung smartphone? Here's how to get rid of them, and it just involves changing a few settings on your device.
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11 Major Airplanes That Were Discontinued By Manufacturers, And Why
Even the most dependable aircraft go out of service as aviation technology improves. Here are some of the best-known planes that are no longer produced.
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Sharing Your Calendars On iPhone Is Simple: Here's How
Apple and Google have made it easy to share your calendars on iPhone, so that whoever you're collaborating with can keep up with what's going on. Here's how.
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Why Google Discontinued Its Nexus Line Of Smartphones
Google's Nexus device line holds a special place in the hearts of many tech enthusiasts. But still, Google stopped making them nearly a decade ago. Here's why.
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How To Recover Deleted Text Messages On Your iPhone
If you're clearing out old text messages on your iPhone and accidentally delete an important one, don't panic. Chances are, you can still get it back.
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How High Is The Flight Deck On An Aircraft Carrier?
An aircraft carrier is one of the most imposing modes to transport you can imagine. It literally towers over you. Here's how much it towers over you and why.
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Why Your Ryobi Lawn Mower Isn't Cutting Grass (And How To Fix It)
If your Ryobi lawn mower isn't working properly, there are a couple of easy things you can check to get it going again. Here's where you should start.
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Will New Ryobi Batteries Work With Older Ryobi Tools?
Around the time of Ryobi's infamous color change, the company created new batteries using new technology. Will these new batteries still work with old tools?
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