Electrical Devices Are A No-Go For Horse Racing (Unless You Want A 10-Year Ban)
Electrical devices meant to influence a horse’s speed are banned in racing. One trainer’s 10-year suspension shows how seriously the sport enforces this rule.
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Apple Thinks You Need To Spend $19 On A Polishing Cloth - Here's Why People Actually Buy It
In typical Apple fashion, even basic stuff costs a lot more than usual. Believe it or not, some people actually buy the $19 Apple Polishing Cloth. Here's why.
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5 Of The Worst 'As Seen On TV' Kitchen Appliances Ever Made
The annals of As Seen On TV products are littered with iconic kitchen additions and everyday gadgets, but there's also been no shortage of absolute stinkers.
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No, iPadOS 26 Didn't Kill Split View - Here's Where To Find It
iPadOS 26 comes with a big number jump, but a lot of users believe an important feature is now missing. Don't worry, Split View is still around.
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Do All iPads Come With A Charger In The Box?
You might be surprised to learn what's going on with iPads and their in-the-box chargers around the world.
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5 CarPlay Settings You'll Want To Change (And Why)
There's a lot that goes into making CarPlay work in tandem with your vehicle, but some settings can be tweaked.
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If You Hate Scam Calls, iOS 26 Has A Feature You'll Actually Like
The latest OS update for iPhones, iOS 26, includes a handy new feature that screens incoming calls and, hopefully, saves you from a spam call nightmare.
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Australia's Apollo Laser Can Take Down 200 Drones Using Its Own Power Source
Like many other sections of the tech industry, military tech affordability allows systems like the EOS to enhance drone deterrence without spending a fortune.
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Noticed The New Phone App On Your iPad? Here's What It's For
Noticed a “Phone” app on your iPad? It’s not just an icon; it’s the latest way Apple is rolling calls and voicemails into your tablet workflow.
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Amazon's New Fire TVs Solve One Of The Biggest Complaints That Netflix Users Have
Amazon has just introduced some new Fire TVs. The televisions come with an unexpected feature that many users have been hoping for.
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New Recycling Method Helps Researchers Recover 99% Pure Lithium From Used EV Batteries
Lithium-ion battery waste is a huge concern for the future, but researchers have found a recycling method capable of extracting 99% pure lithium.
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Google's Invasion Of Privacy Trial Ends With A $425 Million Win For Cell Phone Users
Google has been ordered to pay $425 million in a privacy-related class action lawsuit. You may be due some money, but the criteria is pretty specific.
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Yes, Apple Discontinued The iPhone 15 - Here's What Users Say To Get Instead
With the release of the iPhone 17, Apple has now discontinued the iPhone 15. If you're looking for similar specs and pricing, these are your best bets.
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Ring Cameras Are Now 4K & Include Impressive Smart Features That Still Seem Futuristic
New Ring cameras are coming that bring 2K and 4K resolution to the lineup and add a very cool community search feature that could help you find your lost pet.
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What Is USB-C With PD & How Much Power Can It Deliver?
USB-C with Power Delivery promises to be the latest and greatest version of the tried-and-true USB format, but just how much power will it send your devices?
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13 Cool Gadgets You Can Use With Your Android Phone
Cool Android gadgets that go beyond earbuds and chargers, from game controllers and gimbals to projectors, trackers, and even thermal cameras.
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Boeing Built A Working Star Wars X-Wing – But It Only Flew Once
Getting the full-fat X-wing experience like in "Star Wars" would likely be impossible, but Boeing gave it a good go in 2019. Here's the story.
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Daylight Vs. Bright White Bulbs: Are They The Same Thing?
Picking the right bulb isn’t always simple. Labels like Bright White and Daylight look similar but create very different lighting effects in a space.
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The Chesapeake Bay Bridge Isn't Collapsing, But This Viral Photo Sure Looks Bad
The bridge connecting Kent Island and Annapolis went viral recently over a worrying photo of the bridge supports, though it seems the bridge is perfectly safe.
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5 Settings You Might Want To Change After Updating To iPadOS 26
iPadOS 26 feels closer to macOS than ever. These five settings unlock new multitasking, better files, audio tweaks, and hidden visual tricks.
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5 Of The Best Solar Panel Kits For Your Home Or RV, According To Users
Solar panels are usually considered to be expensive, fragile, and hard to use, but with some dedication, those kits can be installed almost anywhere.
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Bright Spot On Your iPad Or iPhone Screen? Possible Causes, And What You Can Do
A bright spot on your iPhone or iPad screen can be more than a minor annoyance. Here’s what it means and why you may need professional repair.
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How To Clear Your Search History On iOS 26
The clear history tool on Safari is an old functionality that iOS 26 users are having a hard time locating.
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13 Of The Cheapest TVs Worth Buying In 2025, According To Users
Cheap TVs under $250 in 2025 that actually hold up, with user-backed picks from Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and Walmart to help you buy smart.
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What Does The Eye Symbol Mean On Samsung And Android Phones?
If you own a Samsung smart phone, you may have noticed an icon shaped like an eye that occasionally pops up. Here's what it means if you see that icon.
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5 Reasons You Should Move To Linux Instead Of Windows 11
With support for Windows 10 ending in late 2025, you might be thinking of updating to Windows 11, but you'd be missing on all that Linux has to offer.
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Want To Be On Your Phone For More Than 2 Hours A Day? Don't Live In This Japanese Town
Curious which Japanese town just told its citizens to cut phone time drastically? It’s an experiment in tech limits and the reasons are worth a look.
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