Why Was The Ferrari 812 GTS Discontinued?
The Ferrari 812 GTS has been dead for a minute now, having been officially discontinued back in the second quarter of 2024. The news of the car’s demise came via financial paperwork coming out of Maranello for that period, although the writing had been on the wall for the V12 icon for years. The company…
Sony a9 III’s New Update: Photographers Are the Real Winners
In late October 2025, Sony released multiple firmware updates for various cameras, including the Sony a9 III. With this new update came an expected change to how the camera utilizes its connectivity features – WPA and WEP functionality are no longer supported – as well as changes to the autofocusing capabilities. Among those changes were…
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How To Tell If Your Brake Pads Are Glazed
You might assume that as long as the pedal goes down and the car eventually stops moving, the brakes are working exactly as the engineers intended. That said, there is a specific failure state called brake pad glazing where the friction material on your pads gets pushed past its thermal limit and actually crystallizes. Instead…
5 Handy Uses For Your Camera’s USB-C Port
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Whether you have a compact or mirrorless camera or even a DSLR, it likely has a USB port where you can plug it into your computer or other devices, especially if it’s a somewhat new model. You usually find it under a protective flap on…
Why Do New Mazda 3s Still Have A Torsion Beam Rear Suspension?
When Mazda debuted the compact Mazda3 in the early 2000s as a replacement for the Protege, the car quickly earned praise for being one of the best-handling, most driver-focused cars in its class, and by most accounts, that’s still the case today. Mazda may have discontinued the Mazda6 sedan as part of its pivot toward…
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Not Honda, Not Toyota: This Was The Best-Selling Car Of 1995
Although it’s pickup trucks (namely the Ford F-Series) both currently and historically rank at the top of America’s vehicle sales charts, automotive history gets a lot more interesting when you look specifically at the most popular passenger cars in America over time. In fact, if you go back 30 years to the best-selling car of…
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This app promises to end your subscription overload — and I’m glad I found it
Do you remember the days when you used to own things? You would walk to the local music store and walk out with a CD. You’d need some graphics software, so you’d buy a license for Adobe Photoshop. The latest blockbuster film would get released, and you’d buy it on DVD…. Check out the original…
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Looking For A Luxury Car? Consumer Reports Says Skip The European Brands
Whether you have a million dollars in the bank or lead a modest lifestyle, luxury cars have a certain appeal that’s hard to deny. They turn heads in parking lots and on roads, are associated with celebrities and the ultra-rich, and allow drivers — and passengers, for that matter — to ride in style and…
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A new leak may have revealed Samsung’s launch window for the Galaxy S26 series — but they might not go on sale right away
The Galaxy S26 series could be announced in February We might then be able to buy the handsets in March There have been repeated rumors of a delayed launch There’s another twist in the long-running saga of ‘when will Samsung actually launch the Galaxy S26 series?’ – and it now appears that the phones won’t…
What Are The Rubber Strips On Older Car Doors Really For?
First, let’s just clear up a potential point of confusion — we’re not talking about rubber door seals; they still very much exist and help keep us warm, dry, and relatively soundproofed in our cars, although you still might need to drain your car doors. Rather, we’re looking at the rubber strips that ran along…
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Apple is rumored to still be facing ‘technical challenges’ in producing its crease-free foldable iPhone
Apple’s crease-free iPhone Fold is still being worked on A well-known tipster says ‘technical challenges’ remain We should see the device launching sometime during 2026 All the signs are pointing towards the first foldable iPhone showing up sometime next year, but a fresh rumor suggests Apple still has some technical difficulties to overcome in its…
