New Sandwiched Planet Formation Theory Could Explain How Smaller Planets Evolved
'This theory could present a possible explanation for the formation of small planets, like Mars and Uranus, which are each surrounded by larger planets.'
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OpenAI Disabled ChatGPT Web Browsing Over Pricey Bing Flub
ChatGPT's Browse with Bing feature, currently in beta, was pulling content from paywalled websites.
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Yak-28: A Versatile Turbojet Aircraft Of The Cold War
The Yak-28 was a turbojet that could wear many hats and it wore a lot of them when tensions were high during the Cold War. Here's everything we know.
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2023 Aston Martin DB12 First Drive: Reputation Reboot
We got behind the wheel of the Aston Martin DB12, and, well, "beguiling" might be the best word to describe it. Read our first drive for all of the details.
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How To Find Your Hidden Steam Games
If you've hidden any of your Steam games from your library, there is a way to bring them back to your standard library if you're missing any games you hid.
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10 Of The Strangest Cars Ever Built By Chrysler
There's nothing wrong with a good Chrysler, except maybe these bizarre ones the company has brought out over the decades. They're... unique, we'll say.
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The 12 Best SUVs From The Most Popular Brands, Ranked
SUVs are widely popular as luxury, family and off road vehicles. Here are the best SUVs you can buy right now from the most prominent car manufacturers.
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What Happened To Vincent Vega's Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu From Pulp Fiction
The famous 1964 red Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu from 'Pulp Fiction' disappeared from the movie set once filming wrapped, and was gone for over 10 years.
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Here's How Far The 2023 Honda CR-V Hybrid Will Go On A Full Tank
While electric vehicles are the big thing right now, hybrids still save you money at the gas pump. Take Honda's 2023 CR-V Hybrid for example.
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6 Forgotten PS2 Features That Are Pure Nostalgia
With all the bells and whistles available on modern consoles, you might be surprised to look back at some of what was possible on a Playstation 2.
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12 macOS Tips New Mac Owners Should Know (Especially Former Windows Users)
Apple's way of doing things takes some getting used to, especially if you have been on Windows for a long time. Here are 12 macOS tips Mac owners should know.
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A Dell Disaster: 2006's Massive Laptop Battery Recall
A 2006 Dell laptop battery recall that the company was forced to carry out became one of the biggest the tech sector had ever seen
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Are Radar Detectors Worth It? And Are They Legal?
Ritual speeders have deployed radar detectors in cars for years, but nowadays, regulations and changes in police tactics have shifted their effectiveness.
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How To Apply An Xbox Series X Vinyl Case Skin
Tired of the obsidian block that is your Xbox Series X? You can spruce it up with a cool vinyl skin. They're fairly inexpensive, easy to use, and look awesome.
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Su-47: The Coolest Fighter Jet Russia Didn't Build
The Su-47 was an ambitious project by the Soviet Union that would deliver a highly maneuverable fighter jet to the Russian Air Force. Here's what we know.
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How To Pair A Sonos Speaker To Your iPhone
An iPhone pairs just as easily with a Sonos speaker than any Android phone, with several models compatible with AirPlay, as well as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
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Why The Pontiac GTO Gained The Nickname 'The Judge'
Pontiac's long-running GTO series are some of the original muscle cars, but why did its 1969 version of the car carry the nickname "The Judge?"
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What Really Happened When These 4 Vehicles Imploded
Implosion is a catastrophic failure that any submersible (and even a pressurized chamber on land) is susceptible to, often leading to accidents like these.
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12 Of The Strangest Cars Ever Built By General Motors
General Motors has produced some of the best-selling automobiles of all time, but every now and then, the American automaker misses the mark.
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Why Rolls-Royce Intentionally Made Its First EV Accelerate Slower
Rolls-Royce's first electric vehicle, the Spectre, is on the way. Unlike other manufacturers, though, they're taking steps to slow down the car's acceleration.
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Best GoPro Mounts For Your Motorcycle Helmet In 2023
Do you want to film point-of-view footage of you riding a motorcycle but can't figure out the right mount for your GoPro? We've got you covered.
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The Incredible Features Of France's Massive New Drone
Recently unveiled at the Paris Air Show, the AAROK is the latest development from French defense contractor Turgis & Gaillard.
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Instagram's Twitter Competitor Threads Will Likely Arrive This Week
It looks like Meta's Twitter competitor is about to launch. Not only has the app appeared in the App Store and on Google Play, but it also has a release date.
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The 5 Coolest Cars With Gullwing Doors
Gullwing doors feel like the future of cars but they've been around for a long time. Here's a look at some of our favorite cars with that unique feature.
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Twitter Launches New TweetDeck 2.0, But You'll Need To Pay To Use It
In an effort to prevent data scraping, Twitter removed legacy APIs that broke legacy TweetDeck. Now it's scrambling to migrate users to the new version.
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Rolls-Royce Spectre First Drive: Half-Million Dollar EV Comes With Surprises
The Rolls-Royce Spectre is the company's first EV, and it's exactly the exercise of excess that you'd expect. We took it for a drive.
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TikTok Owner ByteDance Is Getting Into The Book Publishing Business
A popular trend on TikTok has resulted in a new business opportunity for ByteDance: book publishing. Some authors have expressed concerns, though.
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