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It can be quite frustrating if your Apple Pencil isn't syncing to your iPad. Here are troubleshooting tips to try in order to get it connected.

We learned about the cars Kenan Thompson has owned, that time he managed to crash a close relative's vehicle, and what his dream ride currently is.

The 2024 Asus Zenbook S13 OLED takes the battle directly to the top of the segment -- with as thin a profile as you could want with Intel EVO in the mix.

A super-rare Rolls-Royce and a once-in-a-lifetime eclipse - what could go wrong? Mother Nature may have a sense of humor, but this automotive icon isn't phased.

Chevy's 6.6L Duramax diesel engine is well-known for its power and endurance, but not all versions are created equal. Here are the best and worst years.

You might have heard about the Boeing Starliner's development, or delay. We've got all the other details on why it's important and when you could see it here.

Electric vehicles offer many unique and productive features beyond their notable lack of tailpipe emissions and low center of gravity.

Tesla recalled 2 million cars last year due to Autopilot safety issues, but the feds are investigating again, questioning whether Tesla's fixes were adequate.

The HIMARS rocket system is a powerful and convenient piece of military tech, but what exactly does it do and how does it work out in the field?

After a previous reversal by the GOP-led FTC, the Biden administration has voted to restore previous Obama-era net neutrality rules for internet providers.

If you own an iPhone, you have likely been part of a group chat, but it can be frustrating when you can't leave one. Here's why and how to escape it.

Behind the X6's love-it-or-hate-it "coupe" styling, BMW hides a surprisingly practical SUV. But has the X6 xDrive40i priced itself out of contention?

Finding the perfect keyboard wrist rest can be a game changer. Here are 10 of the best wrist rests that you can buy today, ranked by affordability and comfort.

Chevy's LS7 engine was one of their most powerful, but it has been retired. Why did Chevy stop making it and what kind of power could it provide?

Instead of using expensive ordinance to shoot down missiles, what if we used a futuristic laser instead? That's what the British Navy is working on.