Who Makes Ninja Appliances, And Are They Any Good?
Ninja appliances have been available for quite some time, but who makes them? And are they any good? Here's what you need to know before buying.
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This One Wi-Fi Setting May Be Making Your Games Lag (Here's How To Fix It)
If your PC games keeping lagging and you suspect the internet's to blame, the cause may be a hidden setting in Windows that's messing with your Wi-Fi adapter. -
USB Wi-Fi Adapters For Your Computer: 4 Picks For Improved Connection Speeds
Looking to add high speed Wi-Fi to your computer? USB Wi-Fi adapters make that a simple process. We tested four of the best low-cost options on Amazon. -
5 Ways To Save Money On Nintendo Switch Games
If you love playing on a Nintendo Switch, then more than likely, you have spent a lot of money on games. But here are ways to save money in the future. -
Wyze Vs Ring: Comparing The Most Popular Video Doorbells
Can't figure out how to pick between Ring and Wyze for your video doorbell? Time for a head-to-head comparison of hardware, software features, and value. -
The CH-47 Chinook: How Boeing Has Engineered A 60-Year Legacy Of Flight
The CH-47 Chinook has been a testament to engineering excellence since it first saw combat during the Vietnam War. -
5 Most Expensive Private Jets On The Market
Some of the world's most expensive private jets have price tags that will have you picking your up from the floor. -
Firefox Vs Chrome: Which Web Browser Is Better For Android
Which Android browser is better, Chrome or Firefox? Allow us to break it down for you in terms of privacy, security, and performance. -
The K2 Black Panther: How South Korea Engineered A World-Class War Machine
South Korea's K2 Black Panther is a commanding war machine and might be most advanced tank in the world, so much so that other countries are buying it. -
Why The French Saint-Chamond Tank Is Considered One Of The Worst Of WWI
The Saint-Chamond tank developed by France during World War I wasn't the first tank the country ever made, but it was certainly one of the worst. -
How To Save, Export And Transfer Your Google Chrome Bookmarks
If you bought a new laptop or switched Google accounts, then you don't want to lose your bookmarks. Luckily, Google makes it easy to save and transfer them. -
App Selector On Android: What It Is (And How To Disable It)
There's no shortage of phone-provider bloatware on Android and AppSelector falls into that camp. Here's how to avoid it and get rid of it. -
RC-26 Condor Surveillance Planes Were Put Into Retirement: Here's Why
The RC-26 Condor was a civilian airliner converted into a military plane to support security forces. -
Turning On This Google Chrome Feature Can Speed Up Your Downloads
Parallel downloading is an experimental feature that can be enabled as part of Google's Chrome Flags feature. -
Beach Breacher: The History Behind The Amphibious Assault Vehicle AAVP-7A1
The AAVP-7A1 has an incredibly long combat history and has been used in a number of conflicts that required amphibious assault vehicles. -
How To Use Credential Manager On Your Android Device (And Why You Should)
With so many apps on your Android phone, it can be difficult to remember every password. Google Credential Manager makes it easier and increases security. -
How Prepared Is Earth For An Asteroid Collision? Here's What We Know
NASA made up a team, which seeks to identify asteroids and comets passing near Earth's orbit and is developing systems to prevent catastrophic impacts. -
Why Willys M38A1 Was Retired From The Military
Though the M38A1 was not a long-lasting solution, it suited the need for a lightly armored car that could haul large payloads. -
Why The M8 Greyhound Was Retired From The U.S. Military
While the M8 Greyhound was one of the fastest armored vehicles of its day, a few key design flaws saw the need for it to be completely re-purposed. -
These 5 Mobile Solar Panels Are Perfect For Camping
If you love camping or live the RV or camper van lifestyle, then consider getting one of these five mobile solar panels that can go anywhere. -
This 1970s Tank Simulator Used Miniature Villages And Cameras For Better Training
The tank simulator, Panzer 68 Driving Simulator (FASIP), was an indoor training software that taught soldiers how to use military tanks without real tanks. -
Interface Innovations: 3 Futuristic Devices That Could Replace Touch Screens
One thing is for sure: technology continues to progress, but these three interface innovations could completely replace touchscreens for good. -
What Makes This Australian Lake Pink? Here's The Scientific Cause
Discovered in 1802 by British explorer Mathew Flinders, Lake Hillier is one of five pink lakes in Victoria, Australia. -
What Happened To VPCabs Virtual Pinball Machine From Shark Tank Season 7?
Brad Baker's season seven appearance on Shark Tank was the start of a pinball company among other ventures. -
Why Was The F-111 Aardvark Retired?
F-111 Aardvark, also known as the "Pig," was one of the most effective military jets ever created, so why was this elite fighter jet retired? -
How The Lighting Speed Of The F-35 Takes A Toll On Its Pilots
The F-35 stealth fighter jet is fast, really fast. In fact, it can go from 610 to 920 mph in eight seconds, but it takes a extreme toll on the pilots bodies. -
The Science Behind The Beautifully Bizarre Spotted Lake In Canada
Spotted Lake in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley is an important site for geological scientific study with a rich history and cultural significance.
