Who Owns WhatsApp And Why Was It Worth $19 Billion?
WhatsApp is used by billions of people worldwide, but it wasn't always that way. At one time, its promising growth alone led to its very expensive sale.
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5 Of The Best Apple TV Utility Apps You Should Have Installed
Your Apple TV is good for more than just streaming. You can also install some useful apps to help you get the most out of your device. Here are some we like.
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How To Create A Pivot Table In Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets
A pivot table is a useful tool in data analysis that can give you an overview of your data. We'll show you how to create one in Excel and Google Sheets.
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5 iPhone Apps That Can Teach You An Instrument
Your iPhone can do a lot of things, and that includes teaching you a new musical instrument like guitar, piano, or any number of other instruments.
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How To Play YouTube In The Background On iPhone
If you want to catch some tunes on your iPhone from YouTube, but you don't want to pay for background play functionality, here's a little trick to help you.
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Here's What Happens To Planes That Land On The Wrong Aircraft Carrier
You might think it's very unlikely that a jet would land on the wrong aircraft carrier, and it is. When it happens, there's a specific punishment prescribed.
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Why Android Auto Isn't Working (And How To Fix It)
Android Auto can occasionally run into a snag when your car boots up, or if your phone is running into an issue, but most fixes are pretty easy to handle.
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It Looks Like Apple Watch Is About To Get A Big Upgrade Using Motion Tracking Tech
The latest rumors suggest that the Apple watch might be getting a pretty big upgrade in the not-too-distant future. Here's what's coming to Apple's wearable.
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5 Must-Have Karaoke Apps For Android Users
Breaking into spontaneous karaoke becomes a lot easier and more fun with a proper karaoke app, and Android has a wealth of solid options with lots of songs.
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5 Of The Most Expensive Pre-War Cars Ever Sold
Back in the 1930s, we experienced a golden age of car manufacturing. Here are some of our favorite expensive cars that came out of that era.
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Will This Viral TikTok Samsung Galaxy Wi-Fi Trick Actually Speed Up Your Internet?
A TikTok tech tip went viral for Samsung phones that can potentially optimize your Wi-Fi connection, but there's more to it than just speeding up your Wi-Fi.
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Amazon Rolls Out AI-Generated User Review Summaries
Amazon is implementing AI-powered summaries of real-life reviews, highlighting key parts of customers' opinions to allow buyers to make informed purchases.
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What Happened To Orange County Choppers, And Where Are They Today?
Building all sorts of bespoke choppers and stylish motorcycles, Orange County Choppers has had a tumultuous time in the limelight over the last few decades.
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8 Of The Best Smart Water Bottles To Ensure You Stay Hydrated
If you find yourself not drinking enough water during the day, these smart bottles are great for external motivation, tracking consumption, and a lot more.
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5 Of The Best Organization Apps On Android To Help Simplify Your Daily Life
If you're on an Android device and looking to start your organization journey, here are five of the best organization apps.
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How One Of The Biggest Crowdfund Products Of All Time Failed
The Coolest Cooler was appropriately named, and it found tremendous success on Kickstarter, but that's when things went off the rails. Here's what happened.
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5 Of The Best Peloton Bike Hidden Features You Should Know About
Outside of guided exercises, Peloton Bikes have all sorts of quality-of-life features and convenience factors to help shake up your workout routine.
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Ford Is Making BlueCruise Hardware Standard: Why That's A Big Deal
BlueCruise, which is Ford's advanced Driver Assistance functionality is going to be standard on all vehicles going forward, making it more widely available.
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AI Can Guess What You're Typing Just By Listening, Here's How
It turns out that AI doesn't actually need to see your screen or monitor your keyboard inputs to know what you're typing. It can just listen to the sound.
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The Apple Product That Was So Bad It Lead To Lawsuits
While Apple has tons of hits, it's got more than a few misses, as well. One of these had consequences so far-reaching that Apple is still dealing with it today.
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How To Enable Encryption For Your WhatsApp Chat Backup On Android Or iPhone
WhatsApp offers end-to-end encryption for all communication, but it also offers encryption for data backups on Android and iPhone as well - just not by default.
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What To Do If Someone Deepfakes Your Photo With AI
Non-consensual image (NCII) abuse is happening increasingly often, but there are ways to combat it. Here's how.
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Amazon's Top-Of-The-Line Kindle Scribe Just Got A Big Discount
The Kindle Scribe is an advanced form of the Kindle reader with pen and drawing support. It's the cheapest it has ever been right now. Check it out here.
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How A Military Mortar Really Works (And Why Its Been Used For Hundreds Of Years)
You can see them in old movies and find videos of them in use today -- mortars are a staple of militaries all over the world because of their reliability.
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Runaway Charger: The Major Threat Of Hacking EV Stations
In yet another potential barrier to EV ownership, EV station hacking has now become a thing. From pranks to serious political movements, here's what we know.
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Phalanx CIWS Explained: How The Navy's Computer-Controlled Weapon Works
The Phalanx CWIS is a key defensive weapon that is in service on most naval vessels that require it. Here's what it is and how it came to be so necessary.
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Ryobi's Latest USB Lithium Tools Prove Great Things Come In Small Packages
Whether it's inspecting or cleaning the hardest to reach areas of your home or car, the new lineup of Ryobi micro-sized battery tools are perfect for the job.
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