iPhone 15 Pro Leak Tips Trimmed Bezels And An Updated Charging Port
A render showing what is said to be the iPhone 15 Pro teases some subtle but important changes allegedly coming to Apple's next-generation smartphone.
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Why The CV-22 Osprey Was A Game Changer For Aerial Operations
The V-22 Osprey has always been a bit of an oddball among combat aircraft. At one point in time, it was very controversial, but the model earned its keep.
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Hidden Motorola Edge Features That Will Make Your Phone Even Better
Your Moto Edge phone is pretty good already, but there are a few things you can do to make your experience even better. Here are our recommendations.
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How To Encrypt A Hard Drive On Windows, And Why You Might Need To
Whether it's an old hard drive fished out of the trash, or your computer gets stolen, encrypting your drive on Windows can help protect your sensitive data.
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These Apple Stats Show iPhone's Biggest Advantage Over Android
Apple has published its most recent adoption rate report, giving insights into the popularity and adoption of new iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 updates.
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How Modern Drones Made Their Military Debut During WWI
While technically unmanned aircraft have been around for centuries, military drones as we know them today weren't actively used until The Great War.
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The Incredible Capabilities Of The Legendary A-10 Warthog Attack Plane
Ground support hangs around the battle space and provides support to soldiers as long as it is needed. The premier U.S. ground attack aircraft is The Warthog.
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How To Fix A Missing Safari Icon On iPhone Or iPad
There are a couple reasons why your Safari app may be missing from your iPhone/iPad app list, but luckily, it should be particularly easy to bring it back.
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The High-Speed Strategic Bomber That Pushed The Limits Of Supersonic Aviation
During the Cold War, the U.S. Air Force designed an aeronautical wonder, capable of supersonic speeds, massive altitude, and could wield nuclear payloads.
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This Soviet Concorde Rip-Off Was A Terrifying Supersonic Jet You Wouldn't Want To Fly On
Just before the Concorde took to the skies, the Soviet Union made its own ill-fated version of a supersonic passenger jet called the Tupolev Tu-144.
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Apple's Mixed-Reality Headset Launch Reportedly Pushed Back To Later In 2023
The saga of Apple's keenly awaited XR headset has been beset with delays. Fortunately, this latest one isn't major and the waiting may be close to over.
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Google Bought His Startup - Now This Tech Exec Is Sounding The Alarm
After spending a few years at Google, a former startup founder has penned a screed describing what he views as problems in the company's culture.
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Features We'd Love To See In An iPhone Ultra
After all the rumors about the iPhone Ultra, we've got some thoughts on premium features Apple could offer to coax the money from our wallets.
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Here's How To Hide Apps On Your Samsung Galaxy
Whether you want to keep work apps separate from personal apps or you want to keep your online dating apps locked away from snoops, Samsung has some options.
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Settings On Your Apple Watch That Are Ruining Your Experience
Your Apple Watch can be a great accessory to your iPhone, but we have some suggestions for setting to help you take that watch to the next level!
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How To Connect Your AirPods To Your MacBook
Your AirPods will connect to your Macbook just as easily as they connect to your iPhone. We'll help you connect them and configure them to your preference.
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Meet The 5G Advanced Modems Bringing Apple Emergency SOS-Style Satellite Features To Android
Qualcomm introduced its latest modem, the Snapdragon X75 modem-RF system which brings the company's Snapdragon Satelite capability to 2023 Android flagships.
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This iPhone Update Trick Is Frustratingly Hidden By Apple
Did you know you actually have more control over your iOS updates than the Software Update menu would have you believe?
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Elon Musk Reportedly Would Accept Tesla's Bankruptcy If Competitors Build A Better Car
While Tesla has recently recovered a bit from some financial woes, Musk reaffirms his dedication to Tesla, and what would have to happen to change that.
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You Can Set A Timer On Your Samsung Galaxy For Photos. Here's How
If you want to be part of a photo, you can set up a timer on any Galaxy phone that allows you to press the shutter button and move into the frame.
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How To Clone Your Storage Disk On MacOS
There are lots of reasons why you might need to clone your macOS storage disk such as creating a backup. We have the best ways and apps to do that.
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Elon Musk Blames Increase Of His Tweets In The Twitter 'For You' Feed On New Algorithm
Twitter users have noticed Elon Musk's tweets featuring heavily on their "For You" pages, whether they follow him or not. Musk has now publicly responded.
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The US Air Force Let An AI Agent Fly A Supersonic Jet For 17 Hours - Here's Why
A series of tests toward the end of 2022 proved that AI is now, to some degree, capable of unmanned aircraft flight in a tactical/military scenario.
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70mai Dash Cam Omni Review: Ambitious And Full Of Personality
The 70mai Dash Cam Omni is the sort of car accessory you can talk to. It might not be the sort of dash cam you need, but it is probably one you'll enjoy.
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Why The US Military Picked This Aircraft To Shoot Down The Chinese Balloon, UFOs
If anything challenges the air control over the U.S., in this case a Chinese surveillance balloon or a UFO, the F-22 is there to stop it.
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Here's How Spy Balloons Actually Work
Spy balloons have been in service for the military of multiple nations, and have existed as far back as 220 B.C., but balloons have other applications as well.
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The 10 Most Bizarre Desktop PCs Ever Designed
These strange but functional PCs prove that not all home computers are designed to sit blandly on a desk, but rather be part of a home's aesthetic.
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