How Something As Simple As Used CDs Almost Broke The Music Industry
In 2000, record sales were dropping thanks to file sharing, and suddenly, used CDs were a much bigger problem for record labels than ever before.
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What Is A Mouse Jiggler & Can Companies Detect When One Is Being Used?
While remote work can mean freedom for some workers, others are subjected to increased employer surveillance. This is where a mouse jiggler can come in.
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Why Do Some Airplanes Have Black Paint Under The Cockpit Windows?
Much like football players, airplanes often have black paint under their "eyes," and while the basic idea is similar, there are some differences.
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Why The RTX 5090 Gaming GPU Is Banned In China (And What NVIDIA May Offer Them Instead)
Nvidia's latest high-end GPU, the RTX 5090, isn't available in China, but the graphics card manufacturer seems to have a plan to get around the restriction.
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This May Be The Best Free Alternative To Photoshop For Digital Painting
Photoshop’s great, but pricey. If you’re into digital painting, this might just be the free tool your creative flow’s been waiting for.
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Tired Of Duplicates In Google Photos? Here's What You Can Do
Sick of seeing the same photo five times in Google Photos? Here’s how you can clean up the clutter without losing your memories.
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Are Smart Glasses A Viable Alternative To Computer Monitors?
Smart glasses are getting better and some even claim they can replace your monitor. Here’s what sets them apart and where they still fall short.
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How Many People Fall Off Cruise Ships Each Year?
Falling overboard a cruise ship is likely the stuff of nightmares for some. But is it really a common enough occurence to worry about? Here's the story.
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Are Cheap Android Phones Really Worse Than Expensive Models?
Cheap Android phones have improved, but how do they compare to premium models in speed, features, and value? Here's what you need to know.
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How This Record-Breaking Bike's Design Helps It Go Faster Than Highway Speeds
The fastest man-powered vehicle in the world is a bike with an unusual design that allows it to gain speeds of more than 80 mph. Here's how it works.
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Can A Private Jet Land On Grass?
Private jets are small and versatile, but can a private jet really land on grass? And what other aircraft are able to land where the pavement stops?
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Which iPhone Models Support Apple Intelligence?
Looking to use Apple Intelligence on your iPhone? If you haven't upgraded in a while, you may be out of luck, as it only supports a few devices.
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What Happened To The Swimply App From Shark Tank Season 11?
In Season 11 of the hit entrepreneurial show, Shark Tank, founder of the app Swimply sought an investment. Here's what happened and where the company is now.
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4 Warning Signs Your Smart Home Has Been Hacked
If you've got smart devices like cameras, speakers, or lights around the house, you may be concerned about how secure they are. Here's what you need to know.
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5 USB-C Gadgets Every Android User Should Know About
If you're struggling with little inconveniences in your Android experience — in gaming, battery life, or elsewhere — some of these gadgets could be appealing.
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The Overlooked Lawn Mower Attachment That Makes Weed Eating & Edging Easier
Weed trimming and lawn edging can both be laborious, but this neat gadget attaches to your mower and does it while you cut the grass. Here's how it works.
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This Is How Cheap You Can Go If You Want A Decent Gaming PC
Gaming PCs are often seen as expensive, but it's possible to build something on a tight budget and still play AAA games. We picked some budget-friendly PCs.
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How To Find Your Saved Credit Cards On Your iPhone
If you've ever typed your credit card number into Safari and opted to save it for later use, it's stored in the browser's settings. Here's how to review that.
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What Is MSI's Project Zero, And How Is It Different From Other Products Like It?
MSI's Project Zero is a line of products made for enthusiasts, and it puts cable management front and center. Here's how it differs from similar components.
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Can Anyone See Your Pictures On Google Photos Or Are They Private?
Google Photos is a wonderful app to store and share any pictures taken or videos made. However, its settings for sharing can be a little confusing.
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How Fast Is China's Maglev Train? Its Record Speed May Surprise You
While the United States struggles to build its first high-speed train, China already has one Maglev train and is developing a second one that's even faster.
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The Pros And Cons Of Google's Pixel 8a
While it's a mid-range smartphone, the Google Pixel 8a, is a worthy and affordable Android option. However, there are pros and cons you should know.
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What Does CC Mean On A Lawn Mower & What Size Do You Need?
If you're in the market for a lawn mower, one major contributing factor most new owners overlook is the engine cc. Here's what you need to know.
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3 Appliances You Should Unplug When Not In Use (And 2 You Can Leave Plugged In)
Save on your energy bill by unplugging key appliances when not in use and learn which devices are safe to leave plugged in without wasting power.
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Who Invented The Portable Cooler & What Makes It Different From An Ice Chest?
If you're looking to keep something cold, a portable cooler and an ice chest both serve very similar purposes, so what exactly sets one apart from the other?
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Here's Why Your AirPods Are So Quiet And How To Fix Them
Having trouble with your AirPod audio being too quiet to hear? It may be a simple software issue that you can easily fix yourself with some troubleshooting.
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Why Do Helipads Have A Giant 'H'? It's There For An Important Reason
Whether you've seen one in a movie or have been in a helicopter, it's common knowledge that helipads have a giant H painted on them. There's a good reason.
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