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From ion engines to deep-space propulsion, here's the real science that connects NASA's tech with the TIE Fighter ships seen in "Star Wars."

You can buy just about anything at Walmart these days, but here are some helpful gadgets for around the house that have high ratings and low prices.

There are several places online where one can purchase modded, or "jailbroken" Amazon Fire TV Sticks, but these hacked devices likely aren't safe.

It's a horror sub-genre that often gets maligned by genre devotees, but there's still been some excellent scary movies that employ found-footage techniques.

Sony has released a variety of special-edition and rare PlayStation 5 controllers that are every collector's dream. Here are some of the best ones.

In March 2026, a Starlink satellite vanished following an anomaly. Here's what's known so far and why experts are raising concerns about the incident.

The rise of cloud storage has made traditional USB drives all but obsolete, but could there still be a reason to keep an encrypted USB drive on hand?

It may be surprising to you that Comcast serves as the umbrella company to so many well-known brands.

China's submarine force has typically focused on patrolling the shallow littoral waters of the South China Sea, but its new submarine is built for more.

If you're shopping for a new EV in 2026, the good news is you still have options. The cheapest ones start well below what many buyers might expect.

Thieves are always looking for high-tech ways to steal your info, but RFID-blocking wallets don't have to look boring. Protect your credit cards in style.

If you've been thinking about buying an Xbox Series X or S, waiting could be a mistake. Odds that the consoles will get any cheaper aren't looking great.

Just picked up a brand-new Samsung TV? Here are some settings you should change immediately for a better software experience and picture quality.

If you're thinking about buying a new OLED smart TV in 2026, there's really no better time to do it than now, due to a few different factors.

Memes are little bits of cultural information shared across the internet, and some resonate with the vast majority, so they're reused and recycled for decades,