Elon Musk's X Just Threatened To Sue A Hate-Speech Tracking Nonprofit: Here's Why
When the Center for Countering Digital Hate reported that hate speech was flourishing on X, Elon Musk took action -- by threatening them with legal action.
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Chevy's Shark: Behind The Creation Of Corvette's C3
Of all the generations of Corvettes throughout the years, the C3 is somewhat underrated in comparison to your popular Stingrays and mid-engine C8's.
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AD-1: The Strange NASA Aircraft With A Pivoting Wing
While we usually think of NASA working on space stuff, aeronautics are also part of their name. Take the AD-1, a NASA-developed plane with a movable wing.
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The 10 Best Noise Canceling Headphones Of 2023
If you're shopping for active noise-cancellation headphones, you've no doubt heard of Sony and Bose. But there are a lot more options out there.
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Why Many Apartment Renters Won't Buy Electric Cars
Buying an EV is an economic choice for many, but renters are the odd one out when it comes to electric cars, because charging can be a logistical nightmare.
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10 Things You Should Stop Doing On Your Nintendo Switch Immediately
If you love your Switch as much as we do, you're better off not taking shortcuts with accessories or being careless when you play.
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Why Your iPhone's Flashlight Isn't Working (And How To Fix It)
No, hitting the bottom with your palm won't help. That only works for dedicated flashlights in movies. Here's what you need to do on your iPhone instead.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 Vs. Motorola Razr Plus 2023: Which Is Best?
With the arrival of Samsung's new foldable smartphones, the Razr Plus has renewed competition. Let's break it down for you.
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What To Do If Your Android's Battery Is Going Down While Charging
Instead of charging up, your battery is going in the other direction when it's plugged in. It may be the sign of a faulty battery or something else entirely.
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5 Of The Best Products Microsoft Should Have Never Discontinued
Microsoft has sunset a variety of financial and software products and gaming and fitness peripherals over the years. Here's why it shouldn't have.
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These 5 Excel Hacks That Will Make Spreadsheets Less Stressful
If you regularly deal with enormous data sets in Excel, knowing how to use these features (some simple, others intricate) can help you manage your workload.
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10 Of The Fastest Pre-War Cars, Ranked
Civil order devolved into chaos with the onset of WWII, and luxury automobile production took a backseat.
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5 Of The Best Products Sony Should Have Never Discontinued
In its over seven-decade history, Sony has launched and then stopped making dozens of products. Here are the ones we want back.
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What Happened To The Banana Phone From Shark Tank Season 14
The Banana Phone is a fruity accessory that connects to any Bluetooth-accessible phone, and can also be used as a speaker.
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How Electric Cars Contribute To E-Waste Problems
Over the lifespan of an EV, from creation to the end of its life, E-waste becomes a considerable concern.
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Twitter HQ's New Insanely Bright X Sign Spurs Investigation
Twitter has annoyed some downtown San Francisco residents by installing a gigantic (though possibly temporary) X sign that strobes brightly at night.
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Everything We Know About NASA's DRACO Nuclear-Powered Rocket
NASA has big plans to send astronauts to Mars, but first it needs the tech that'll make it possible. One key element is DRACO and nuclear thermal propulsion.
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iPhone Green/Orange Dot Explained: What Do They Mean?
They are both privacy features, with Apple trying to inform you what apps are accessing sensitive bits of the iPhone hardware.
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5 Reasons Why So Many People Hate Tesla
Tesla has helped push the EV industry forward, but has not been free of significant stumbles, producing justified naysayers of the Elon Musk-helmed carmaker.
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The Scout: International Harvester's Classic Adaptive 4x4
International decided to expand into the passenger car arena in the late-1950s with a design called the Scout, an SUV.
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5 Forgotten Computer Companies That Helped Shape The Tech World
Some of the biggest names in computing never went away, like Apple or Intel. These are the ones forgotten today, but essential to the history of tech.
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iPhone 15 Pro May Pack Slimmer Bezels And Titanium Frame
The upcoming iPhone 15 Pro models may feature some key design changes, including the use of titanium and a noticeable shrinking of the display bezels.
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Why Electric Vehicles Are Such A Tough Sell In Rural Areas
Electric vehicles are popular for people with short or medium-length commutes, but what about people who live a long way from the nearest charging station?
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8 Of The Best Golf GPS Apps For Android And iPhone
There are plenty of great apps that will help you improve you golf game - here are the best ones that are available on both Android and iPhone devices.
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Why Your Android Phone Isn't Finding Bluetooth Devices (And How To Fix It)
Sometimes Bluetooth connections can be finnicky between your phone and other devices, but most fixes and resets are easy, they just require some patience.
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This Bizarre Space Object Is Blinking Every 22 Minutes And No One Knows Why
Scientists have discovered an object, GPM J1839−10, which sends out pulses every 22 minutes. The thing is, it shouldn't be able to do that at all.
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Why Alfa Romeo's SZ Is Such A Polarizing Classic Sports Car
A dark horse in Alfa Romeo's lineup of cars throughout history, the SZ features boxy '80s curves powered by its racing-derived Group A drivetrain.
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