The Bizarre Inflatable Plane Designed To Be Dropped Behind Enemy Lines
Goodyear kicked out the first prototype Inflatoplane (GA-33) in a mere 12 days to help rescue downed pilots.
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4,000-Character Tweets Are Here, But Not Everyone Can Send Them
Twitter users have another incentive to subscribe to Blue, at least if they're located in the U.S. and have a habit of writing long-winded posts.
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Why Lee Kun-Hee Was So Important To Samsung
Samsung would not be the powerhouse tech manufacturer that it's become today without Lee Kun-Hee, even without putting aside his unlawful activity.
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The Internet Is Disturbed By The First AI Cryptid
Once Loab had been created, there was no stopping her, and elaborations consistently created new images in increasingly nightmarish circumstances.
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Can You Watch Netflix On The Nintendo Switch?
You can download a number of entertainment apps on the Nintendo Switch, including Hulu. What about Netflix? The answer is a little bit complicated.
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This Forgotten British Motorcycle Was One Of Steve McQueen's Favorites
A favorite of the legendary American stuntman, this lesser-known motorcycle brand from the U.K. produced a model with incredible handling that McQueen loved.
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Google's Bard Just Gave An Expensive Lesson On AI's Big Problem
Google may see AI as the future of search, but its conversational Bard AI may need to do some homework before we can fully rely on the answers it gives.
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The Seriously Impressive Chrysler Supercar Concept We Wish Made It To Production
Prior to the Bugatti Veyron, Chrysler was working on its own speedy supercar known as the ME Four Twelve, but it never made its way to production.
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Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Review: Excellence Is Expensive
The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra delivers the brand's best mobile experience in a single flat (non-folding) form, not unlike its predecessors. But is it enough?
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5 Cars Owned By Guy Fieri That Proves He Has Great Taste
Guy Fieri obviously has good taste in food, but for the muscle car enthusiasts out there, he's also got great taste in American-made classic cars.
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OnePlus Teases New Folding Phone To Give The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Some Competition
OnePlus just launched its latest flagship phone, and during the announcement, it teased an upcoming pair of foldable phones. We have all the details.
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You Can Use A Sleep Timer In Spotify. Here's How
Lots of people listen to music when they go to sleep, but it may not be healthy to leave it playing all night. Find out how to set up Spotify's sleep timer.
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What To Do If Your Windows 10 PC Keeps Disconnecting From Wi-Fi
If you're having trouble keeping your Wi-Fi connected with your Windows 10 PC, we have a few suggestions for things you can try to correct the trouble.
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The F1 Inspired Yamaha Supercar That Almost Made Production
Yamaha may be best known for making motorcycles and pianos, but they very briefly dipped their toes into making full cars. What happened to this wild vehicle?
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Google Launches First Android 14 Developer Preview: Here's What It Includes
This is for developers while the beta program for enthusiast Android phone users will open somewhere between March and April.
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Here's How Fast The Porsche 911 Turbo S Really Is
While there are plenty of flavors of Porsche 911, the Turbo S variant is in a league of its own as one of the fastest accelerating cars ever made.
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The Biggest Features We Need In A Meta Quest 3
Rumors are circulating that Meta will release a new consumer-level headset in 2023. Here's a list of improvements we'd like to see over the Meta Quest 2.
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How To Watch YouTube Videos That Say 'Not Available In Your Country'
It isn't very pleasant when YouTube tells you a video can't be played in your region, but with some work, you can get around this and watch what you want.
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Google Briefly Demos Bard, Shows Off AI-Enhanced Lens And Multisearch Features
Following Microsoft, Google is announcing its own slew of AI-powered improvements to Search, including multisearch and screen search options with Google Lens.
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Google Maps' New EV And Immersive View AI Features Are More Than Just Gimmicks
Google Maps is combining with AI technology to enhance the navigating experience, whether it's checking out a new restaurant, or planning an EV road trip.
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Today's Wordle Answer #599 - February 8, 2023 Solution And Hints
Today's Wordle might make you feel medieval if you can't figure it out, but we can provide some hints (and the answer) if you're still struggling.
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The Weirdest Macs Apple Has Ever Produced
Apple is known for its innovation, but there have been some duds and oddballs along the way. These are the weirdest Macs Apple has ever produced.
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How To Encrypt A Storage Device On MacOS, And Why You Might Need To
Your macOS device has multiple layers of encryption that you can take advantage of, from built-in software to hardware security. We'll show you how to use them.
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The Price Of The Original Kodak Camera Might Surprise You
In 1888, Kodak revolutionized photography with a portable box camera that you had to send to the company to get the film developed. We have all the details.
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2024 BMW X5 And X6 Show Why Electrification Really Matters
The upcoming 2024 BMW X5 and X6 vehicles are combining combustion engines with new hybrid technology, boosting the SAVs' performance and efficiency.
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The Incredible Capabilities Of The US Air Force's New Supersonic Training Jet
The U.S. Air Force is getting close to the launch of its newest supersonic training jet, the T-7A Red Hawk. The tech inside sounds very impressive.
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Here's How To Get Access To Microsoft's Bing AI Chat
After a beta period for Microsoft's Bing Chat, the AI powered by GPT-4 is available now to everyone. Here's how to access the chat bot on several devices.
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