Is It Safe To Put Aluminum Foil In This Popular Kitchen Gadget?
Using aluminum foil in some cooking appliances is okay, like ovens. In others, like microwaves, it's a big no-no. What about a certain popular kitchen gadget?
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Apple's New Games App Debuted With iOS 26 - Here's How It Works
Apple launched a new games app along with iOS 26 which curates the games you have on your iPhone and makes it easy to launch them. Here's how it works.
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13 Ways The Apple Watch Can Help With Your Health & Fitness Journey
Apple Watch makes it easy to track sleep, workouts, heart health, and more while keeping your data private and giving you handy safety alerts.
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Apple Got Rid Of A Major FaceTime Feature In iOS 26
Apple added plenty of new features in iOS 26, but it also removed a few things from FaceTime, if you look closely. Here's what's missing now.
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'Biometric Exit' Tech Is Spreading Through US Airports – Here's What That Means For You
Facial recognition upon entry is a common practice at airports, but now, exiting from airports in the U.S. may also subject you to being photographed.
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Florida Is Getting A Massive New AI Hub – Here's What It Will Be Used For
A development project for Florida aims to bring an ambitious, AI-driven enterprise to West Palm Beach, promising benefits for both businesses and communities.
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Mexico Will Finally Launch A Satellite For The First Time With Its Own Tech, And Here's Why
Russia, China, and the United States are probably the biggest names in the space game, but Mexico is hoping to join them with this milestone program.
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The Pros And Cons Of The Blackstone Electric Griddle
Blackstone's gas-fueled grills and griddles are popular for good reason; here are some important things to know about Blackstone electric griddles.
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This Is What Happens When Two Massive Hurricanes Clash
Hurricanes can actually meld and merge depending on their individual strengths, which can lead to destructive strength if it's still on a path to landfall.
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What Was The First Steamship To Cross The Atlantic And How Long Did It Take?
Steam engines changed travel forever, but which steamship was the first to cross the Atlantic ocean? And how long did that whole process take?
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Thrifty Homeowners Are Avoiding Rooftop Solar Panels & Investing In Cheap Plug-And-Play Options
Solar panels can be an investment, but some thrifty homeowners looking to stretch their budget are opting for a less expensive plug-and-play version.
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How Many Ford Tri-Motors Are Still Flying Today?
Once a marvel of 1920s engineering, the Ford Tri-motor changed air travel forever. But how many of these historic planes are still flying today?
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Every Apple Product That Comes With A Charger (And The Ones That Don't)
Apple’s 2025 charger policy, breaking down which products still include power adapters in the box and which leave you to buy one separately.
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Apple Pay Users Can Now Use Affirm - Here's How To Add It To Your Apple Wallet
Affirm is a BNPL service you can use to spread out payments on large purchases, and now you can add it to your Apple Pay wallet. Here's how.
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Apple Amazon Prime Day Deals Are Already Here: Save Big On iPad, Apple Watch & More
Apple has a good number of Amazon Prime Day deals coming next week. Here are some of our favorite Apple devices that you can grab for a steal.
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iCloud Photos Vs Google Photos: Which Is Easier To Use When Backing Up Your Pictures?
Choosing between iCloud Photos and Google Photos isn’t always straightforward. Each has pros and cons that make the decision harder than it looks.
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Southwest Airlines Now Requires The Removal Of A Common, Yet Crucial Item For Some Passengers
Flying with Southwest just got more complicated for some passengers as new lithium battery restrictions take effect across its fleet.
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Soft White Vs. Daylight Bulbs: What's The Difference?
While both Soft White and Daylight bulbs use the same energy and have the same level of brightness, their simulated temperatures give different colors.
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What The Government Shutdown Could Mean For Americans Trying To Fly
The government shutdown that is currently taking place could have a big effect on air travel. Here's why, and what you might expect in the days to come.
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The 10 Worst Smartphones Of All Time
This is a list of 10 of the most notoriously bad smartphones of all time -- otherwise known as the 10 worst smartphones ever made.
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Why iOS 26 Is Draining Your iPhone's Battery (And What You Can Do About It)
Have you updated to iOS 26 and noticed that your iPhone battery is draining faster than before? Here's why this is happening and ways to fix it.
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Where Does Apple Build A19 Chips For Its iPhone 17 Lineup?
In the past, Apple has mostly relied on China for crafting chips and manufacturing iPhones, but with current global conditions, this is starting to change.
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5 Things You Should Never Plug Into Your Phone's USB Ports (And Why)
Your smartphone's USB port means it's compatible with a wide range of USB-powered accessories, but you'll want to avoid connecting it to just anything.
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T-Mobile Is Offering An 'iPhone 17 On Us' Deal, But There's A Big Catch
Much like other wireless carriers, T-Mobile's 'Free' iPhone 17 offer has other terms and conditions that'll lock you down and net you a serious monthly cost.
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Why You Should Keep Android's Private DNS Mode Turned On (And How To Change Providers)
You may have noticed a setting on Android called Private DNS. It's on by default, and you're best off leaving it that way. Here's how it protects you.
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5 Of The Coolest Gadgets Released In 2025
A look at five standout gadgets released in 2025, from powerful handhelds to next-gen audio and ultra-thin phones that push design limits.
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Why The US Just Put An $11M Dollar Bounty On This Ukranian Hacker
Infamous Ukrainian hacker, Volodymyr Tymoshchuk, now has the aforementioned bounty on their head after billions in damage to public and private enterprises.
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