How Fast Is Mach 1? (And Can You Actually Feel It?)
Breaking the sound barrier sounds super dramatic, but funny enough, it turns out it's really just a number on a meter. Here's how it works (and how it feels).
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13 Best AI Tools For Your Small Business, Ranked
Getting your small business off the ground may be more difficult than ever, but you can ease the transition with these 13 AI tools.
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These Underwater Drone Gliders May One Day Help Protect Europe's Seas
Europe is exploring new AI-powered maritime tech, with underwater drone gliders poised to play a surprising role in its future defense strategy.
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Do You Need A Boating License In Florida? Here's What You Should Know
Before you pack up and head down to the sunshine state for some time on the water, you'll want to know whether you need a license to go boating in Florida.
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5 Of The Most Expensive LEGO Sets Ever Sold, Ranked By Price
LEGO has grown in leaps and bounds from inexpensive plastic bricks to wallet-busting collector's items. We checked the market to see how expensive they get.
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Here's How Japan Is Turning Footsteps Into Electricity
In Japan, even your footsteps can help power the city, thanks to a clever technology hiding beneath the pavement.
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What Is The PlayStation FlexStrike Fight Stick And When Will It Be Released?
PlayStation is introducing a new fight stick for competitive gamers. From design to performance potential, here’s what makes the FlexStrike unique.
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Why 3D Printing Certain Things Can Land You In Hot Water With The Law
3D printing has opened up whole new avenues of creativity, for anything from simple tools to complex devices, but are there limits on what you should print?
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Here's Why Laser Pointers Can Be Dangerous For Airplanes
Laser pointers may seem harmless, but their misuse near airplanes has raised serious safety concerns among pilots, regulators, and federal agencies.
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Can A Boeing Pilot Fly An Airbus Jet?
Pilots need specific type ratings to fly different kinds of aircraft. As Boeing and Airbus planes are radically different, a pilot would require retraining.
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5 Discontinued Gadgets We Still Find Useful, Ranked By Age
Five once-essential gadgets — from PSPs to CRT TVs — that are discontinued but still hold unique charm and practical value in today’s tech world.
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Will Home Depot Be Selling The Viral 12ft Skeleton Halloween Decoration In 2025?
Halloween decorations have been around forever, but few have become as iconic as Home Depot's 12-foot Skelly. Is it coming back for 2025, though?
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Can You Rely On Amazon's 'Overall Pick' When Shopping Online?
Amazon's "Overall Pick" badge makes it seem like the product is bound to be a hit, but is that always true? We break it down for you in our deep dive.
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The Wildest, Rarest, Most Ridiculously Expensive Cars Of Monterey Car Week 2025
From super-expensive supercars from familiar names, to exotica from companies you may never heard of, things are heating up in the car world's most lavish show.
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What's The Point Of Yamaha's Silent Guitar & How Much Does One Weigh?
Yamaha's Silent Guitar is perhaps the most unique guitar design on the market, but it does offer a unique experience that many musicians may find beneficial.
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What Are The Pros & Cons Of Owning Or Leasing A Private Jet? Here's What You Should Know
Whether it's renting or owning, taking a private jet is taking a private jet. However, there are pros and cons of doing so compared to a commercial flight.
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5 Productivity-Boosting Gadgets To Add To Your Work From Home Setup
Boost focus and comfort with these five affordable gadgets designed to make working from home easier, more efficient, and more enjoyable.
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This YouTube Channel Is How A Lot Of People Get Their Weather Information Now
A popular YouTube meteorologist has built a loyal following with in-depth, timely forecasts that rival traditional weather coverage.
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5 Of The Most Fuel Efficient Private Jets In The Air Today
Millionaires and billionaires worry about fuel consumption, too -- it's just that it is measured in gallons per hour rather than miles per gallon.
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13 Weird (But Genius) Ways To Use Smart Home Devices In Your Home
From toilet seat sensors to mailbox monitors, these weird but clever smart home ideas offer unexpected ways to automate your home for comfort, safety, and fun.
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Here's What Those Black Cables On The Road Are Actually For
Have you never noticed black cables running across the road while you were driving around town? These are actually an important tool in road planning.
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VIOFO A329S 4K 3 Channel Dash Cam - How To Protect Yourself On The Road
VIOFO A329S 4K 3 Channel Dash Cam delivers a camera experience that allows the driver to rest easy knowing everything around them is captured automatically.
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5 Reasons To Invest In A Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration System
While your home may be filled with smart technology, there are lots of reasons why you should upgrade it even further with a RO water filtration system.
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What Is Quantum Technology & How Is South Carolina Looking To Make Billions Off Of It?
Quantum computing is the next generation of computer processing and the state of South Carolina is looking to get an early start on the tech.
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What Causes Turbulence When Flying & Can It Be Dangerous?
Planes can shake, drop, or jolt midair, but the reasons behind those movements aren’t always obvious. Here's what's going on beyond the clouds.
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What Happened To DeWalt's Rugged Android Smartphone?
Back in the mid 2010s, tool maker DeWalt made a rugged smartphone that could stand up to the rigors of a job site. Here's what the phone offered.
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Why Microsoft Made The 'Difficult Decision' To Discontinue Windows Phone
Microsoft took a gamble with Windows Phone that ultimately didn't pay off, but what actually led the tech giant to cut its losses and discontinue the product?
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