5 Tech-Focused YouTubers That More People Should Know About
YouTube is a gold mine when it comes to tech-savvy creators. Beneath the marquee names, a substrata of quality channels provoke thought and dispense wisdom.
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When (And Why) Did Carmakers Switch To Single-Use Oil Drain Plugs?
In years past, cars often came with drain plugs that could be used over and over again. Nowadays, these have been replaced with single-use disposable ones. Why?
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This Could Finally Be The STI Successor Subaru Fans Were Waiting For
The Subaru STI was discontinued after the 2021 model year, and many were sad to see it go, but there could be a successor coming. Here's what you need to know.
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5 Ikea Home Improvement Products You Didn't Realize Existed
If you're in the market for some home improvement products you might want to plan a trip to your local Ikea.
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What Users Say About This Folding Work Table On Amazon That Can Easily Fit Anywhere
A folding work table can be a great way to have a work space that won't take up a lot of space in your house, but do Amazon users think this one is any good?
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Do T-Mobile And Verizon Phones Run On The Same Towers? It's Complicated
T-Mobile made a huge deal in 2024, where it purchased U.S. Cellular towers for over $4 billion, acquiring millions of customers and roughly 600 towers.
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This Sold-Out Kickstarter Wrenching Multi-Tool Has A New 2.0 Version With More Add-Ons
Multitools are a dime a dozen, but this sold-out kickstarter just released a new version with more add-ons. Here's what you need to know about the OmniPro 2.0.
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Every Honda Pilot Generation Ranked Worst To Best
The 2023 fourth-gen Honda Pilot sure seems great, but some older model years give you most of its features for a fraction of the asking price.
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Blind Spot Mirrors: How Do They Work And Are There Any Drawbacks?
If your car doesn't support smart mirrors or tech that alerts you to drivers you can't see, a blind spot mirror might be worth it despite minor drawbacks.
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Yes, You Can Build A Custom DeWalt Combo Kit On Its Website — Here's Exactly How
DeWalt offers plenty of kits that combine various power tools into nifty packages. You can also construct your own fully customizable kit on its website.
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USB-C Charging Could Solve One Of The Biggest Problems With E-Bikes
USB-C charging is just about everywhere these days, except for e-bikes, which can be a frustrating pain point in the industry. Here's why e-bikes need it.
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5 Hidden Kindle Features You Probably Didn't Know About
Kindle has more depth than most users realize. Learn about the overlooked settings and tools that make reading more effortless.
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You Really Shouldn't Use The Merge Lane To Get Around Stalled Traffic (Here's Why)
It might be tempting to swing over into the merge lane to get ahead of a few extra cars on the highway, but that can be dangerous (and dumb).
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5 Luxury Gadgets You Can Find On Amazon For Surprisingly Cheap
Luxury items can make your life easier, or just make it nicer, and extravagant indulgences can be a lot cheaper than you expect, too.
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When Did Laptops Get Rid Of CD/DVD Drives?
Remember when laptops had disc drives? Here’s when — and why — manufacturers decided to leave CDs and DVDs behind for good.
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Ryobi's New $50 USB 3-Port Power Source Looks Like It's Ready For Your Next Adventure
Ryobi’s new 3-port charger doubles as a portable power source, great for charging phones or GoPros when you’re off the grid or working onsite
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Car Headlights Existed Long Before Light Bulbs – So How Did They Work?
Before electric headlights came along, early cars used an ingenious lighting method borrowed from horse-drawn carriages.
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Google Is Changing Up Chrome's Notification Permissions For Users - Here's What You Need To Know
Chrome is cracking down on notification spam with a smarter system that quietly removes permissions from sites you no longer visit. Learn more.
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Everything To Know About Harbor Freight's Fancy Maddox Screen Code Readers
Harbor Freight is a great source for DIYers, and the company's Maddox screen code readers extend that to DIY mechanics looking to diagnose their cars.
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5 Essential Vibe Coding Tips For Newbies
Vibe coding can make you a more efficient programmer, but like most tools, you need to learn how to use it before you can reap the benefits.
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How Much HP Does A ProCharger Add To A V8? (And What It'll Cost You)
A ProCharger can squeeze even more horsepower out of a V8 engine, but it won't come cheap and might start you down an expensive upgrade path.
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5 1970s Fighter Jets That Are Still In Service
It's really hard to get a new fighter jet design off the ground. Given design challenges and costs it involves, it's amazing these ones have lasted so long.
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This Cheap $40 Amazon Coffee Machine Has Over 8,000 5-Star Reviews - Here's Why Users Recommend It
A budget coffee machine has amassed thousands of top reviews. Users say it’s small, stylish, and surprisingly competent for the price.
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12 Must-Have Android Photography Apps Worth Trying In 2025
Get the most out of your photography apps on Android devices with these apps worth trying before 2025 closes out.
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The Easiest Way To Keep Your Car's Dashboard Dust Free
No matter the model, a lot of people strive to keep their cars clean. One hotspot that attracts a lot of dust is the dashboard. How do you keep it dust-free?
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Which Luxury Car Brand Is The Best Value? Here's What KBB Says
Buying a luxury car isn't always about spending a ton of money — bang for buck is important, too, and one brand does that better than the rest according to KBB.
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These Are The Best Snow Blowers Under $1,000, According To Consumer Reports
Anyone who has ever shoveled a driveway with heavy snow knows that it's a lot of work. According to CR, here are the best snow blowers you can get under $1,000.
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