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iPhone lock screen with Liquid Glass elements

News By Adnan Ahmed 2 months ago

iOS 26's First Big Update Brings Liquid Glass Control, But Users Say It's Not Enough

The Liquid Glass feature added with the iOS 26 has been under scrutiny from users. Apple has made an update to it, but it stills seems to not be enough.

person holding an iPhone in the box, white background

Technology By Jordan Wirth 2 months ago

5 Important Details To Check Before Buying A Refurbished Phone

Buying a refurbished phone can save you money if you know what to check. Learn how to spot hidden issues and make sure your device is worth it.

Czech Air Force SAAB JAS 39 Gripen fighter jet plane at air base

Aviation By Tom Clark 2 months ago

Who Makes Gripen Jets And Where Are They Produced?

Gripen comes from the English word griffin, a mythical creature with an eagle's head, claws, and wings but the body of a lion, representing a powerful force.

An Nvidia DGX computer sitting next to a laptop

Desktops By Bob Sharp 2 months ago

The 'World's Smallest Supercomputer' Is Here – And Elon Musk Is One Of The First Owners

Supercomputers were once beasts, even by PC standards -- massive room-filling things that cost a fortune. Now, a much smaller supercomputer has arrived.

A close up shot of the Apple Magic Mouse

Computers and Tablets By Jack O'Neill 2 months ago

Sick Of Apple's Magic Mouse? Here Are 5 Alternatives With Great User Reviews

These are some of the best alternatives to the Apple Magic Mouse, all offering unique designs and settings.

TVs and Streaming By Nadeem Sarwar 2 months ago

YouTube TV Users Are Missing Out Big Time Because Disney And Google Can't Agree

Disney and Google’s feud is turning costly for YouTube TV users, with major channels gone and no clear fix in sight for the streaming blackout.

Russian engineers work with the rocket engine at NPO Enegromash, a major Russian rocket manufacturer in Khimki,

Space By Tom Clark 2 months ago

Russia Has A Rocket Engine Problem – Here's What That Could Mean For Its Future In Space

Russia's space program is struggling with sanctions placed on the country as a result of its war with Ukraine, and it could cause long-lasting effects.

Technology By Jowi Morales 2 months ago

The Science Behind De-Icing: Why It's Essential For Safe Air Travel

When you fly in winter, you may notice that your aircraft was sprayed with some kind of liquid before take-off.

A mockup of the Battery Revolving Adaptive Weapons Launcher (BRAWLR)

Military By Jonathan H. Kantor 2 months ago

Sierra Nevada's Battery Revolving Adaptive Weapons Launcher May Be The Future Of Missile Defense

Sierra Nevada has developed a simple but effective air defense system that a single person can set up and break down in minutes. Here's what we know.

iPhone By Quina Baterna 2 months ago

Can You Get Rid Of Scratches On An iPhone Screen? Here's What You Need To Know

If your iPhone screen has gotten scratched, there are some professional and consumer methods you can use to try and fix the issues. Here's what we know.

Technology By Dave McQuilling 2 months ago

5 Unexpected Products You Didn't Know Were Made By Toyota

Toyota has numerous interests, a historic connection to textiles, a hand in the construction trade, and even produces alternative methods of transport.

Technology By Jordan Wirth 2 months ago

13 Useful Built-In macOS Apps You Might Not Know Exist

Apple hides a surprising range of powerful, free apps in every Mac. Learn which built-ins can actually boost your productivity and creative work.

Grey haired man putting water bottle into electric bike, facing ocean sun set

News By Daniel Meagher 2 months ago

This State Wants To Make Modded E-Bike Owners Follow Motorcycle Rules

Many people in the United States are using e-bikes as an affordable way to get from place to place. However, this state is starting to crack down on the rules.

Cars By Justin Owen 2 months ago

23 Bizarre Vehicles That Celebrities Actually Owned

The rich and famous don't always opt for Ferraris and Lamborghinis. Instead, these well-known people chose more conventional rides.

Cars By Mike Shutt 2 months ago

Is It Worth Getting A Costco Membership Just For Gas? Here's How Much You'll Actually Save

A Costco membership unlocks savings at the fuel pump as well as bulk groceries, but is the membership price worth the fuel savings? We do the math.

CFMoto V4 CR-RR on a center stand in front of a gray wall

Motorcycles By Travis Langness 2 months ago

CFMoto Just Announced A V4 Superbike That Puts Other Motorcycle Manufacturers On Notice

CFMoto has thus far been known for making budget-friendly bikes, but the company's new prototype may change that entirely. Here's what we know.

Milwaukee By Cody D. Campbell 2 months ago

How To Cut A Straight Line With A Circular Saw If You Don't Have A Guide

If you don't have a lot of experience using a circular saw, cutting a straight line can be harder than it looks. Here are some quick tips to help you out.

Side view of a Honda CB350C Special Edition in Red Metallic color with a red background

Motorcycles By Dauglas Denga 2 months ago

Honda's New Motorcycle Is A Retro Stunner – But You Can't Get It In The US

Honda is a reputable name in the motorcycle industry, but not all of its bike models make it to the U.S. market, including this retro stunner.

A smiling woman using her phone at an airport

Technology By Caroline Anschutz 2 months ago

Is The TSA's Digital ID System Working? Here's What Travelers Are Saying

The TSA has allowed for digital IDs since 2020 so you can keep your travel documents in your phone or digital wallet. Here's what travelers think.

Red Indian Sport Scout RT parked in front of a white wall

Motorcycles By Cody D. Campbell 2 months ago

There's A New Indian Scout Motorcycle On The Prowl For 2026 - Here's What It Costs

The Indian Scout is one of the brand's most popular models, and the company is expanding the family with a new Scout for 2026 — but it won't come cheap.

A black and white photo of passengers boarding one of Pan American Airway's so-called flying boats

Technology By Caroline Anschutz 2 months ago

Pan Am Could Be Ready To Make A Big Comeback

Pan Am, the fallen jewel of the airline industry may be gearing up for a comeback, but it will have to face some tough challenges in order to be successful.

TVs and Streaming By Jack O'Neill 2 months ago

5 Of The Best TVs For Playing Xbox Or PlayStation, According To Gamers

If you're gaming on a budget and looking for a new TV, fear not! Even the major brands make plenty of options you may find both attractive and affordable.

Motorcycles By Travis Langness 2 months ago

2026 Kawasaki ZX-6R Vs ZX-10R: What's The Difference?

Kawasaki's 2026 lineup includes the ZX-6R and ZX-10R. They are very similar, and both sound like great bikes, but there are some differences.

Car Accessories By Quina Baterna 2 months ago

5 More Little-Known Car Gadgets Worth Trying For Yourself

If you have an older vehicle, it doesn't mean you have to miss out on the benefits of modern technology.

Concept Cars By Alex Hevesy 2 months ago

This American Auto Brand Is Crowdsourcing A New Supercar After Years Of Crazy Drama

There have been some odd business moves in the auto industry, but this American brand is crowdsourcing for a new supercar. Here's what you need to know.

Heavy traffic on a multi-lane freeway in Los Angeles

News By Tom Clark 2 months ago

This California City Has The Worst Traffic In The State, Study Says

Nothing feels like a waste of time like sitting in traffic, but residents of one California city spend more time stuck in it than any other.

Artificial Intelligence By Max Miller 2 months ago

George RR Martin's ChatGPT Lawsuit Could Change The Rules For AI Forever

George RR Martin and fellow authors are taking OpenAI and ChatGPT to court, and the results could have a huge effect on generative AI and its uses.

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