14-Year-Old Wins Young Close-Up Photographer Of The Year Using This Decade-Old DSLR
The Close-up Photographer of The Year competition has already crowned a winner. What is this old DSLR that allowed this 14-year-old to win the competition?
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Nissan Just Issued A Huge Recall Impacting 600,000+ SUVs: Check If Yours Is Included
Nissan has recently issued two recalls that could potentially impact over 600,000 of its SUVs. The NHTSA alerts that you shouldn't drive affected models.
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Over 2.5 Million Volvo Owners Can Expect A New (And Much Needed) Update
A widespread Volvo software update is on the way, promising improvements to an infotainment system that has tested drivers’ patience for years.
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Chevy's Colorado ZR2 Bison Is Ridiculous (For Better And Worse)
The regular Colorado is a pretty normal midsize pickup. This ZR2 Bison is not.
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Sony Says New Wireless Earbuds Bring Big Quality Upgrades For The Price
Sony has released the WF-1000XM6 earbuds, and the company's successor to the well-received WF-1000XM5 offers some notable improvements on paper.
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These Chevy Trucks Are Running Out Of Gas Prematurely (And GM Doesn't Know Why)
A new service bulletin reveals a frustrating defect affecting certain heavy-duty GM pickups. Here is why drivers are stalling with gas in the tank.
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Goodbye Paper Vehicle Titles – This US State Is Making Digital Mandatory
While many states offer digital car titles as an option, one is preparing to make them mandatory. It could save residents a lot of time and money.
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Skylight Calendar 2 Review: How To Sync Your Life On A Digital Display
The next generation of the Skylight digital calendar should be better than the last, ideally. But it's taken a few steps back in the process.
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NASA Loosens Rules, Lets Astronauts Take iPhones To Moon
Smartphones have long been off-limits on NASA's space missions, but that's all changing in 2026, possibly opening up a whole new world of space photography.
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Waymo Senate Hearing Reveals The Real People Behind Self-Driving Cars
While Waymo's robotaxis are advertised as being 100% autonomous, the company does have human support staff. Thanks to a Senate hearing, we know how it works.
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'Do Not Drive': Stellantis Issues Urgent Warning For Over 200K Cars
Stellantis is once again trying to get drivers to bring their cars in for airbag maintenance, now issuing a "do not drive" warning for several popular models.
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Toyota's 2026 C-HR Is An All-Electric Do-Over That Delivers
After Toyota's first C-HR flopped, expectations weren't high for this all-electric reboot. The skeptics may be surprised.
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DJI RS 5 Review: Best Results With DJI's Top-Tier Gimbal
We've taken the DJI RS 5 on a journey to see if the brand's best-of-the-best gimbal can keep its crown with smooth movements and simple, clean controls.
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Toyota's 2026 bZ Woodland Is All The Electric Off-Roader Most People Need
Toyota's newest EV wants to go off-road, but its biggest problem wears a Subaru badge.
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Direct Delivery: Video Captures Amazon Drone Slamming Into Apartment Building
Amazon's Prime Air delivery drone service is still rolling out nationwide, but a well-timed video has revealed that the company still has some bugs to work out.
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Lockheed Martin Unveils Undersea Drone That Latches Onto Any Vessel
Not all drones fly. Lockheed Martin's new underwater drone takes a new approach by combining high tech with the ability to latch onto any vessel.
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Apple May Have Just Accidentally Leaked Details About Its Next MacBook
New info on some upcoming Apple Silicon chips may have leaked from an unexpected source -- Apple itself. Here's what we know about these upcoming processors.
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This Power Tool Brand Ranked As No. 1 In New Study (And Milwaukee Wasn't Even Top 3)
There are several tool brands to choose from, but if you want the best, this new study says this is the one to go with (and it wasn't Milwaukee).
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The US Air Force Just Banned Troops From Using This Popular New Tech
An updated Air Force dress code policy strictly prohibits a popular wearable device for troops. Here is why officials say the tech is a security risk.
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Solid-State EV Batteries Just Got One Step Closer To American Roads
EV batteries are ready to undertake the next step in material technology, and a lesser-known manufacturer might be the first to bring it to the U.S.
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Should You Use Your Turn Signal At A Roundabout? These Lawmakers Say 'No'
Your habit of signaling in a roundabout could be causing more traffic than it solves. Find out why lawmakers are trying to rewrite the rules of the road.
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These New Wired Sennheiser Headphones Are More Affordable Than You'd Think
Sennheiser launched a pair of new headphones that boast high quality at a very affordable price point. Here's why we're excited for them and where to get them.
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Historic Rocket Test Closes The Gap In China's Race With The West
There's a new space race going on, with the goal of putting humans back on the moon. China has now joined the race with some successful rocket tests.
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Harbor Freight Just Dropped A New Metallic Red Daytona 3-Ton Floor Jack
The Daytona 3-ton floor jack has been around for some time, and users seem to like it. But now, it is available in a new color scheme: metallic red.
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Sony's New WF-1000XM6 Earbuds Put Fantastic Sound In A Frustrating Package
Sony's latest earbuds set a benchmark for sound in their class, but for $329 there are some unexpectedly sharp edges to deal with.
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The 2026 Porsche Macan GTS Electric Drives Incredibly, But Then The Math Kicks In
The new Macan GTS Electric embodies just about everything good about Porsche (and everything painful).
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James Van Der Beek Once Went Undercover As A Car Salesman (But People Figured It Out)
The late James Van Der Beek played many memorable characters over the years, but few will likely remember his one-off stint as a car salesman in the 2010s.
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