How-To Geek
ChatGPT's first streaming video app helps you decide what to watch on movie night
Streaming video service recommendations still tend to be simplistic unless you're using platform-specific tools like Google's Gemini for TV, but that's finally changing. Tubi has launched ChatGPT's first-ever native streaming service app, making it easier to find movies and shows on Fox's free-to-watch service using more natural-sounding requests.
This one-off MINI has over 50 custom details—and it’s for a Philadelphia Eagles fan
MINI has always leaned into the idea that no two of its cars should be exactly alike. From the factory, you can usually pick your roof color, mirror caps, and hood stripes. But for one longtime MINI enthusiast here in the United States, the standard online configuration tool wasn't going to cut it.
5 more myths about vinyl records we need to leave in the past
Vinyl enthusiasm seems to go on unabated, and I certainly could never have predicted when we threw out our last record player that anyone but a few hardcore adherents would ever care about these PVC discs again. Yet here we are.
4 must-see Jason Bateman shows worth your time (and where to stream them)
As a voracious fan of Jason Bateman, I’m always captivated by his work. Whether it’s absurdly funny, seriously creepy, or intensely harrowing, he always knocks performances out of the park while bringing a rare distinctiveness to every role he embodies. Starting out as a teen star in the 1980s, Bateman went on to headline some of the best and most influential shows of the 21st century as an adult, delivering exceptional performances.
The vibe coding bubble is going to leave a lot of broken apps behind
Vibe coding has taken the development world by storm—and it truly is a modern marvel to behold. The problem is, the vibe coding rush is going to leave a lot of apps broken in its wake once people move on to the next craze. At the end of the day, many of us are going to be left with apps that are broken with no fixes in sight.
These 5 graphics settings look incredible but won't tank your FPS
We’re now in an era where fancy rendering techniques like ray tracing and even full path tracing tend to steal the show. I get it—they look incredible in screenshots, tech demos, and gameplay videos on high-end machines, but in practice, they bring even the most powerful systems to their knees.
Why three buttons beat Android's gesture system every single time
Google changed how you interact with Android, ditching the old navigation bar for a new, edge-to-edge gesture system. The industry buzz was that buttons were an old, somewhat clunky feature, meant for replacement by the more fluid, intuitive motions of a swipe.
The reliable Japanese luxury SUV that handles better than expected
We’re living in an exciting time for cars. Even entry-level models now pack tech and features that used to be luxury-only.
Android finally gets a controller feature mobile gamers have been begging for
One aspect of mobile gaming that has consistently lagged behind is controller support that actually works the way you want it to. It’s a maddening experience to find out that jump is on X, dodge is mapped to the wrong trigger, or when the game doesn’t let you change any of it. Fortunately, Google is finally addressing this pain point in Android 17 Beta 2, and it works exactly the way mobile gamers have wanted it.
Amazon will stop supporting your old Kindle and Kindle Fire, here's what you can do
If you've been holding on to an old Kindle device for over a decade, it's likely time to move on. An Amazon spokesperson has confirmed to The Verge that Kindle eReaders and Kindle Fire tablets released in 2012 and earlier will no longer have Kindle Store access to buy, borrow, or download books after May 20th, 2026.
5 new Netflix documentaries to watch in April
With spring blooming, it's time for your Netflix watch list to get a well-deserved refresh. This April, the streaming platform is bringing a string of documentaries and docuseries that you can tune into.
RAM disks are insanely fast, but I'm not using one—and neither should you
What if you could reserve part of your PC's RAM for storage, giving you a blazing-fast disk that sweeps the floor with today's fastest SSDs, right where they tend to choke?
These 5 power tool myths are costing you money (why modern tools changed the game)
Power tools aren't like they used to be, but our ideas about them haven't changed. These old beliefs can detemine which tools you buy, how you use them, and what to expect. But those are just old workshop stories, and now it's time to ditch the misinformation because it's costing you money and time.
Stop buying Jeep accessories: 5 things you can 3D print instead
You don’t have to spend a ton of money to get fun accessories for your Jeep. 3D printing is a great way to get fully custom gear to mount to your Jeep (or hang on your wall) for just pennies worth of plastic. Here are five fun things that you can 3D print for your Jeep.
CarPlay's hidden weather features will change how you prepare for driving
Most people check the weather on their iPhone or by asking a smart assistant. Recently, though, I’ve been using a new method: CarPlay. I like knowing what the weather will be when I leave my car, and with these three tips, I’ve found it to be especially convenient.
Stop overlooking Milwaukee lights—these 5 deserve a spot in your toolkit
Whether you're navigating a dark crawlspace or working under a vehicle, proper lighting is just as important as hand or power tools. Milwaukee is a fan favorite, but many users overlook its lighting solutions. Milwaukee LED lights use high-definition TRUEVIEW technology and deliver plenty of brightness in a durable package.
Uber and VW will offer robotaxi rides in Los Angeles by late 2026
You might just step into a robotaxi the next time you want to see a Dodgers or Lakers game. Uber and Volkswagen's MOIA mobility division have revealed that they'll offer rides in autonomous ID. Buzz electric vans in late 2026.
This weird playlist trick is my favorite way to find new music on Spotify
On Spotify, I always struggle to find different music to listen to. Spotify's recommendations are fine but rarely help me discover something truly amazing. By chance, I discovered a bizarre method that has helped me find some amazing music.
RAID 0 is a data-loss nightmare: Here is the only reason I still run it in my homelab
RAID 0 is known for two things: fast transfer speeds, zero redundancy. Even with the risks associated with RAID 0, I still run a RAID 0 array in my homelab, but only because I can rely on a non-RAID 0 array to keep everything safe.


