Why 2022 Isn’t The Best Model Year For Car Quality, According To JD Power
Assessing car quality and reliability for a specific model year is not always straightforward. In many cases, vehicles are carried over entirely from one model year to the next with no changes, making it difficult to determine whether and why one particular model year of a car or truck has more problems than the next,…
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Anthropic claims half of its agent tool calls are to do with software engineering – so are developers letting AI take over?
Lenovo is the latest victim of the RAM crisis, and states, ‘there’s no way around’ upcoming March price hikes
Forget the wooden ruler — I measured the Blizzard of 2026 with my iPhone
In between lifting 40-pound scoops of heavy white snow, I stepped back to ponder Mother Nature’s stunning show of force with the Blizzard of 2026. Then I pulled out my iPhone 17 Pro Max to measure if this really was The Storm of this Century. Hidden inside your best iPhone, like the remnants of grass…
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Most Heated Steering Wheels Have A Strange Quirk That Annoys Some Drivers
People who frequently interact with new cars sometimes complain about the tech features being overwhelming, simply unnecessary, or not particularly useful. For what it’s worth, for every tech feature that new cars have that seems useless, there’s at least one that’s incredibly useful and always nice to have, almost to the point of being worth…
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Canon R6 Mark III Review: The One Big Thing Holding it Back
The Canon EOS R6 Mark III was announced in late 2025 and clearly positioned itself as one of the more intriguing entry-level full-frame cameras you can buy. The R6 Mark III represented an ambitious upgrade over the R6 Mark II and seemed to offer significant spec bumps in some areas. That said, with an (over)emphasis…
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Beat the freeze with the coziest home essentials — from snuggly heated throws to mood-boosting lamps
With snow settling in across many parts of the US, it’s time to bed in and turn your home into a cozy haven. Below, you’ll find my ultimate cold-weather homeware collection to help you beat the freeze. I’ve chosen my favorite snuggly blankets to wrap yourself up in on the sofa, as well as a…
5 1980s Motorcycles That Are Worth A Fortune Today
Every decade has its iconic motorcycles, and many of those bikes rise in value over the following decades as collectors clamor for the cleanest and lowest-mileage examples. Sometimes, the most sought-after motorcycles are simply the fastest of their era; in other instances, it’s their rarity or backstory that makes them so desirable. The 1980s certainly…
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Sam Altman says ChatGPT water use claims are ‘completely untrue’ — but admits AI energy use is a concern
Sam Altman dismisses claims about ChatGPT’s water usage as “totally fake” Experts warn that scaling AI infrastructure is driving huge costs and increasing pressure on power, cooling, and resources The real issue isn’t efficiency — it’s whether AI can grow at this scale without serious environmental impact Speaking at an event hosted by The Indian…
