California Is Getting Serious About Extreme Highway Speeding
California is launching a new program aimed at curbing excessive speeding and reducing highway fatalities, and it looks like it won't pull any punches.
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Stranded Trucker Shows Why You Should Never Blindly Trust Your GPS
While having a GPS on your phone or in your vehicle can come in handy, it can also put you in a bad situation. Here's how a trucker found out the hard way.
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Boston Dynamics' Atlas Robot Just Got A Major Upgrade – Here's What It Can Do
Boston Dynamics’ Atlas robot has taken a big step forward, giving us a glimpse of how humanoid robotics is moving beyond traditional design limits.
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Ford Reports Best Yearly US Sales In Over Half A Decade
Ford’s latest U.S. sales figures point to a major rebound, highlighting how changing consumer priorities reshaped the automaker’s recent performance.
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A Weekend With The McLaren Artura And BMW M5 Proved The Future Is Fast, But Not Flawless
Two six-figure sports cars each pair gas and electric to deliver some serious speed, but there's more to performance than horsepower alone.
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CES 2026 Day 3 Round-Up: Surprising Power In Small Packages
We spent our last full day at CES 2026 checking out a wide variety of products, some of which had a lot to offer despite their diminutive sizes.
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Reports Of A Russian Weapon Aimed At Starlink Have Experts Shaking Their Heads
The Ukranian military has relied heavily on Starlink satellites for communications since Russia invaded in 2022, but this response seems implausible.
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Ukraine Claims Its Newest Drone Is Faster Than Many Hypercars
It costs less than a used car but outpaces a McLaren F1. Ukraine's new superfast interceptor drone is a total game-changer for air defense. Check the specs.
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LEGO Teams With Star Wars For AI-Powered Smart Brick Tech
At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026, LEGO announced a partnership with Star Wars for AI-Powered Smart Brick tech that will change how you play.
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New F1 Rules & Terms That Every Racing Fan Needs To Know Starting In 2026
No matter if you are a diehard or new fan of F1 racing, it's a good idea to be updated on changing rules and terms. Here are the newest ones for 2026.
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Jeep Is Killing The Wrangler 4xe, And It's Not The Only Model On The Chopping Block
While it had a decent run, Jeep is now marking an end to the Wrangler 4xe, but it's not the only model that is leaving. Here's what you need to know.
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T-Mobile Has Big Changes Coming In 2026 That Customers Need To Know About
T-Mobile customers have a slew of changes coming to their service in 2026, from changing fees to updated means of managing their account. Here's what to expect.
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LG's New Home Robot Can Do More Than Just Fold Laundry
From folding laundry to light baking, LG's latest CES reveal wants to handle your chores. Find out why experts are impressed by its brain but wary of its speed.
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Samsung Is Adding Even More AI To Its 2026 TVs
Who doesn't want an AI companion built into their appliances that gives TV recommendations or compliments while you're cooking your favorite dish?
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Israel's Fighter Jet Fleet Is Getting An $8.6B Upgrade From Boeing
An announcement from the US Department of War states Israel’s fighter jet fleet will receive an upgrade, with new Boeing aircraft manufactured in Missouri.
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This $4 Billion Bridge Could Connect Asia And Africa In A Meaningful Way
A sea bridge between Asia and Africa has been planned since the 1980s, but remarks from an Egyptian official in 2025 hint that construction may begin soon.
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This Production EV Is Fully Powered By A Phone-Sized Battery
A new production motorbike introduces EV battery technology that challenges assumptions about size, charging speed, and energy density in electric vehicles.
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CES 2026 Day 2 Round-Up: Lenovorola Extravaganza!
CES 2026 is in full swing, and we've been criss-crossing the show floor seeing what it has to offer. Here are some of the highlights from day two.
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Nvidia Claims New AI Tech Brings 'Humanlike Thinking' To Self-Driving Cars
Fully autonomous self-driving cars have, thus far, eluded us, but that may all change if Nvidia's new self-driving AI tech lives up to the hype.
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Elon Musk's Starlink Is Giving Venezuelan Citizens Free Internet (For Now)
Recent events have left Venezuela with its communications infrastructure damaged. Elon Musk's Starlink has stepped in to restore access for existing users.
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Robotic Lawn Mowers Took The CES Spotlight In 2026
Robot lawn mowers look like the next big thing in yard care, and nothing shows that better than the vibrant selection of new ones unveiled at CES 2026.
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Samsung Unveils 'World's Largest' Micro RGB TV
"Go big or go home," as the saying goes, and Samsung is definitely going big with the new "world's largest" Micro RGB TV it's showing off at CES 2026.
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Reports Suggest The iPhone 18 Might Not Release In 2026
The iPhone has followed a dependable yearly release schedule for years, but reports indicate Apple could be rethinking how it spaces future launches.
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Anker's New Smart Charger Includes A Display & Won't Break The Bank
Owning a charger that has a display screen to tell you how much juice is being pumped into your phone isn't a terrible idea. Anker was thinking outside the box.
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AT&T Has Some Changes Coming In 2026 That Customers Need To Know About
Customers who have been using AT&T mobile services for years may be in for a surprise in 2026 as prices start slowly increasing, among other changes.
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Dell's XPS Brand Is Officially Back From The Dead
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is in full swing and one exciting announcement is the return of Dell's XPS brand. Here's what you need to know.
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Google Programmer Claims AI Solved A Problem That Took Human Coders A Year
As questions about the use of AI in every day tasks are on the rise, a Google programmer has claimed the company's Claude is working faster than humans.
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