How The Creation Of EMAS Made A Drastic Change To Airplane Safety
EMAS is an area of material placed at either end of an airplane runway which can make a difference in your next flight. Here's what it is and how it can help.
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GM Says Vehicle-To-Home Charging Is Coming, But There's A Long Wait
Initially announced in 2022, GM's vehicle-to-home charging system may finally be on the way. It's just going to take a while to actually be usable.
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2024 Lucid Air Sapphire First Drive: Supercar-Shaming EV Outshines Plaid
Lucid's new flagship EV takes performance to ridiculous levels. This quarter-million dollar Air Sapphire can embarrass most supercars.
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Everything We Know About Apple's New Generation Of AirPods
A new generation of AirPods are rumored to be on the way, and while the possible new features sound great, a price change may be the biggest update.
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5 Of The Most Unreliable Used Toyotas To Stay Away From
Toyota is overall known for quality rides, but that doesn't mean every model exists without problems.
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Lucid Air Sedan Gets A Big Price Cut, But It's Still Pretty Expensive
The Air Pure, Touring, and Grand Touring are all getting hefty price cuts, with the Lucid sedan now starting at $82,400 (excluding tax and other fees).
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War Machine To Street Machine: How Gulf War Humvees Became The Hummer
A full-time all-wheel drive system ensured that the Hummer could travel over or through any terrain, including water up to 60 inches deep.
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3 Ways To Tell If Nintendo Switch Servers Are Down
There's nothing more frustrating than trying to connect to a game on your switch and nothing happens. Here's how to tell if it's on your side or Nintendo's.
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What Happened To West Coast Choppers After Their Controversy?
"Monster Garage" was a hit show about building motorcycles back in the 2000s, but the garage has since ceased operations. Here's what happened.
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How The Escalade Saved Cadillac From Sinking Into The Grave
In the 90s when GM was shrinking the number of brands it produced, the Cadillac Escalade emerged to save the brand from an early grave. Here's what happened.
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5 Of The Best Universal Remotes For Your TV
Remote controls can quickly pile up and the easiest way to simplify is with a universal remote. We've collected some that will streamline your living room.
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The Messine Mine: The Largest Blast Of WWI Explained
Though not quite up to Oppenheimer's standards, the Messine mine was the largest pre-nuclear explosion in history. Here's what happened and who caused it.
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Google Has A Hidden AI Grammar Checker: Here's How To Use It
Google has silently hidden a grammar checker inside its search engine. Now it's a lot easier to check the grammar of individual sentences and short phrases.
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Nintendo Switch Not Charging: Why It Happens And What You Can Do To Fix It
A Nintendo Switch that won't charge can have several root causes, but it also has a number of fairly simple fixes.
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PayPal Now Has Its Own Stablecoin, And It's Backed By The US Dollar
PayPal is launching its own stablecoin, backed by the U.S. dollar which will be useful in peer-to-peer transactions. Here's what you need to know.
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Tesla Vehicles Now Qualify For Used EV Tax Credit, But Good Luck Using It
Used Tesla models will now qualify for the updated U.S. electric vehicle tax credits, but there's quite a few catches in the eligibility requirements.
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What The FUV: Why Arcimoto's Three-Wheeled EV Has Run Into Trouble
The FUV or fun utility vehicle is an interesting concept, but it's struggling to find its place with American buyers. Here's what's happened until now.
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Linux Mint Explained: All You Need To Know About The Free, Open-Source Operating System
For those looking to dip their toes into Linux for the first time, or are seasoned veterans of the open-source software, Mint is focused on ease of use.
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5 Secrets All New AirPods Pro Owners Should Know About
If you've got a sweet new pair of AirPods and you're looking to get the most of them, check out some lesser-known settings that will make listening even better.
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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 3 Review: A Fine Formula For Work
The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 3 is made for work, and work it can certainly accomplish. This laptop is light, thin, and best at the basics.
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How To Check Your Apple Warranty On Your iPhone, iPad, Or Mac
If your iPhone, iPad, or Mac is under a year old and seeing hardware or performance issue, chances are high that repairs will be covered by limited warranty.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 Review: Fashion Focused Foldable
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 has a foldable display panel and a second screen on its back, folding flat for a yet-unmatched experience in this device's form.
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AI Can Crack Jokes, But Does It Really Understand Humor? Here's What New Research Says
Some AI scientists argue that, while it is impressive that these models can crack jokes, here's where it stands on comprehending humor.
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Apple Mandates Fast Charging For Apple Watch Accessory Makers, Insiders Say
With a new Apple Watch series reportedly coming later this year, it seems fast charging will be the way of the future for makers of third-party chargers.
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Californians Choose EVs Over Gas-Powered Vehicles In Record Numbers
California continues leading the charge in the U.S. for adopting electric vehicles over gas-powered ones. The figures on new EV sales continue climbing.
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The Science Behind Stealth Technology In Military Aircraft: How It Actually Works
Avoiding detection by radar has become a necessity for modern military aircraft. Here is how the science behind stealth technology actually works.
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The Toyota And Nintendo Crossover Led To This Tricked Out 2024 Grand Highlander
An unexpected collaboration between Toyota and Nintendo of America led to a tricked-out version of the 2024 Grand Highlander that you have to see.
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