Pros And Cons Of The New Apple Watch Double-Tap Feature
Starting with the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2, you can perform actions by double tapping your thumb and forefinger. How useful is it, though?
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Ford's Turn Of The Century Concept Car That Went Retro: The Forty-Nine
Harkening back to a retro design, like many automakers have done, Ford's homage to post-war vehicles showcased a modern take on 20th century styling. -
Making This Radiator Mistake Can Easily Overheat Your Engine
Your car's radiator has an enormous role to play in maintaining a safe temperature within the vehicle. -
Why The M551 Sheridan One Of The Most Polarizing Tanks The U.S. Ever Made
The U.S. Army's final light tank was the M551 Sheridan, a truly unique weapon that was also controversial. -
How To Find The Perfect Holiday Gifts With Google's New AI Tool
Google is introducing a new AI shopping tool that promises to make holiday shopping easier even for the most difficult person on your list. How does it work? -
The Best Places To Install Blink Security Cameras For Safety Monitoring
Blink makes a variety of security cameras that you can place inside and outside your home. Here are some suggestions for the best positioning. -
There's More To Crash Repair Costs Than Gas Vs. EV (And That's Bad News For Tesla Drivers)
An EV battery is an expensive commodity and it stands to reason that replacement parts and repairs may be more specialized, and therefore more expensive. -
Sukhoi Su-27: The Peak Of Soviet Aeronautical Design
During the Cold War, as various countries were committed to the arms race, the Soviet Union developed the Sukhoi Su-27 fighter jet over many years of iteration. -
What Makes The UK's Challenger 2 Tank So Special
While not as well-known as tanks like the M1 Abrams, the Challenger 2 and its related models are some of the best tanks ever produced in Europe. -
Here's What Makes Harrier Jets So Different From Other Jets
The Harrier family of jets have a unique characteristic that sets them apart from other types of fighters. Here's everything we know about them. -
How F-16 Fighter Jets Have Evolved Over Nearly 50 Years Of Service
Even though it's set to retire in favor of the F-35, the F-16 has proved to be an agile fighter jet that evolved continuously over the last 50 years of service. -
Why The M4 Sherman Dominated The Battlefield Long After WW2
WWII in 1942 saw the nation develop the M4 Sherman tank. It was a medium tank, a step above the M3 Lee. -
How To Hide Your Order History On Amazon: A Step-By-Step Guide
With the holiday season quickly approaching, you may want to hide your Amazon order history from your loved ones. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to do it. -
Electric Vs Gas Stoves: Which Are Best?
If you’re trying to pick between a gas or electric stove for your home, here are the advantages and disadvantages for each. -
What Actually Happens If You Put Diesel In A Gas Car?
It's a more common mistake than you think. A lot of people accidentally put the wrong kind of gas into their cars. So, what happens then? Here's what we know. -
Here's What Happens If You Put The Wrong Type Of Oil In Your Car
There are a wide variety of motor oils on the market that are intended for different types of vehicles. What happens if you pick the wrong kind? -
The Powerful Tank That Can Shoot Over 18 Miles: M109A6 Paladin Howitzer
The M109A6 Paladin Howitzer, years later, has the astonishing capacity to (potentially) hit targets more than 18 miles away. -
The Reason The U.S. Military Retired The Famous M48 Patton Tank
Here's a closer look at the M48, its strengths, and the shortcomings that ultimately contributed to its retirement by the U.S. military. -
Every B-2 Bomber Was Grounded For 6 Months This Year: Here's Why
After an incident mid-flight, the U.S. Air Force decided to ground every example of the iconic B-2 stealth bomber, apparently out of abundance of caution. -
The Sun's Threat To Earth: What Science Tells Us About Our Fiery Demise
Despite being life-giving, eventually the Sun will decide to incinerate our planet in the distant future. -
What Is Right-To-Repair And Why Is It So Important?
The legal right for consumers to repair their own devices without needing permission or access from the device's manufacturer is picking up steam. -
Why The Supermarine Spitfire Was One Of The Most Innovative WW2 Planes
The British Supermarine Spitfire is perhaps one of the most recognizable military vehicles of World War II. -
This Strange Design Behind This Guided Missile Destroyer Is Actually Genius
The USS Zumwalt has an angular design and unique construction that gives it two key benefits out on the water. Here's everything we know about it. -
Here's How Much It Costs Apple To Build An iPhone (Compared To What You're Paying)
The exact iPhone manufacturing costs haven't been divulged over the years, but research can help infer the possible overhead Apple gets when you buy one. -
The Bloop: The Strange Ocean Sound Scientists Couldn't Explain
More than two decades ago, scientists heard the Bloop, and it took years to determine where the mysterious sound might have originated. -
The Unexpected Consequences Of Not Cleaning Your Computer's Keyboard
Nowadays, many people use a computer, whether it's at home or work, but cleaning the keyboard often goes overlooked and can have negative consequences. -
Ford's Most Ambitious Engine Was Also One Of Its Biggest Disasters
Many modern Ford vehicles employed its own family of direct injection, turbocharged engines in the late 2000s, but there was one that was a double-edged sword.
