The Easy Trick That Tells You Which Side Of Your USB Connector Faces Up
Ah, the USB connector. So useful, but so easy to plug in the wrong way. Thankfully, there's a method to get it right almost every time — here's what to do.
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Why Are The 2 Sides Of Ships Called Port And Starboard?
Why do ships have sides called "port" and "starboard" when we already have the words left and right? Turns out, there is a reason and some history to it.
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Researchers Have Found A New Way To Recycle Batteries, And It Involves Old Aluminum Foil
Batteries may be convenient and portable, but from a waste perspective, they're a big problem. Researchers in Vienna may be able to change that.
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Why Is The Boeing 787 Called 'Dreamliner' (And What It Was Almost Named Instead)
In case you've ever wondered, the Boeing 787 aircraft and its name have a rather interesting history.
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Do Extension Cords Use Electricity When Not In Use?
We're all worried about vampire power these days, but should we worry about extension cords, too? Do they suck up power when we're not using them?
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MSI Vs. Gigabyte: Which Brand Makes Better Motherboards? (According To Users)
MSI and Gigabyte are some of the most common motherboard spotted in gaming rigs, though opinions on the internet vary drastically on which mobo is best.
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This GPU Was So Loud That Nvidia Made A Funny Video About It
Nvidia's FX 5800 graphics card offered high performance by 2003 standards, but that speed came with a cost of excess heat and a very loud fan.
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Is The Ultrahuman Ring Worth It? Here's What Users Are Saying
Smart rings are having their moment in the zeitgeist and Ultrahuman is one of the biggest names, but are its rings worth the cost? Here's what buyers say.
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The One Tool You Need To Make Windows 11 Run Faster (And Remove Bloatware)
Want to speed up Windows 11 and get rid of bloatware? This one powerful tool can help you clean up your system and boost performance.
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What Are The Three Dots On The Back Of An iPad For?
Noticed the three dots on the back of your iPad? Learn what they’re for and how they connect to accessories like keyboards and docks.
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These PC Brands Are Still Manufactured In America
More tech companies are shifting their product manufacturing to the United States instead of doing it overseas. Here are the PC brands made in America.
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Every Pelican Case You Can Bring As A Carry-On
Deciphering dimensions and protecting your stuff on the go is a travel challenge. Pelican's luggage is durable, innovative, and designed for modern moving.
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Can You Use Monitor USB Ports For A Mouse And Keyboard?
Wondering if you can plug your mouse and keyboard into your monitor’s USB ports? Learn how it works and what you’ll need to enable it.
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How To Sharpen Your Multi-Tool Knife With A Leather Strap
Multi-tool knives may be smaller than other knives, but that doesn't mean you can't sharpen them using a leather strap just like the others — here's how.
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Samsung Galaxy Owners Might Want To Enable These Security Features ASAP
There are security features available on Samsung smartphones that act as a barrier between your data and a thief. Here's how you can enable them.
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Is Buying A Used MacBook Worth It?
MacBooks may be a bit pricier than competitors, but many buyers prefer to see them as an investment. Does that apply to used MacBooks as well?
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Yes, You Can Get A DUI On An Electric Scooter
While you might think it's pretty low-stakes, driving an electric scooter while inebriated is a bad idea, both in terms of safety and legality.
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Can You Run MacOS On A Windows PC? (And Why Would You Want To?)
MacOS is acclaimed by Apple owners for its ease of use versus Windows, but is it worthwhile to try and install MacOS on a Windows computer?
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How To Use An Amazon Fire TV Stick On A Laptop
The Amazon Fire TV Stick is one of the top players in the world of small streaming devices. What's the process to get it to work on a laptop?
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What Happened To Overplay From Shark Tank Season 15?
Overplay's founders appeared on Shark Tank seeking support for their AI-powered gaming app. How did it go and how has the company fared since?
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Can Home Assistant Run A Smart Home Even Without An Internet Connection?
With many people building smart homes, the concern is that we need a steady internet connection to keep everything up and running, or do we?
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Why Do Yachts Have Black Sails?
Black probably isn't a color most associate with sails, but some yachts do indeed rock black sails. What's the purpose behind this particular color choice?
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Here's What China's Advanced Humanoid Robots Can Do
China has been a front-runner in humanoid robot development, and what they are able to do is interesting and impressive. Here's what you need to know.
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Worried About How Long Your Graphics Card Will Last? Here's What Can Affect Its Lifespan
Concerned about your graphics card's lifespan? Learn what factors affect GPU longevity and how to keep it running smoothly for years.
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Yes, Apple Sells Refurbished iPhones: Here's How Much It Can Save You Compared To Buying New
If you're shopping for a new iPhone, you might want to save a little money. Here's what a refurbished iPhone can go for and why you should consider it.
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The Yaber T2 Projector Brings Indoor Entertainment Outdoors
Yaber's T2 series of projectors heads outdoors, enhancing the camping experience with high-definition entertainment available in a compact form factor.
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Is The iPad Air A Viable Alternative To The MacBook Air?
While the MacBook Air is an excellent laptop for business, academics, and leisure, is the iPad Air a viable alternative? Here's what you need to know.
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