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Toyota’s Latest Off-Road Models Are Climbing to the Top of the Sales Charts
Toyota has long been the leader in small and midsize trucks, with even the older Tacoma holding its ground against newer competitors. However, since its updated, four-cylinder-only Tacoma launched, the model has seen even greater success.
Anker EverFrost 2 Electric Cooler Review: Outdoors and BBQ Ready
Like any outdoor enthusiast, I'm always looking for new gear to make adventures easier. I already own more coolers than I care to admit, but none as good as this one. After taking the Anker EverFrost 2 battery-powered cooler on several trips, I'm ditching my old ice chest for this modern cooler.
Today's NYT Connections Hints and Answer for April 1st (#660)
Connections is a game from the New York Times that challenges you to find the association between words. It sounds easy, but it isn't—Connections categories can be almost anything, and they're usually quite specific. If you need a hand getting the answers, we've got you covered.
2025 Moon Phase Calendar: What Is April 1st's Moon Phase?
If you're planning on observing the night sky, going for a night hike, or trying to snap a shot of the Moon, the phase is incredibly important. Here's everything you need to know about the current Lunar phase, as well as what you can expect in the near future.
I Used Many Cross-Platform Email Clients to Find the Best One
There is no shortage of email clients to choose from, but I wanted one that was seamless to use across different devices and platforms. So, I tried many email clients to find the one that met my practical needs and was appealing to use. Here's what I found.
6 USB Drive Uses You're Missing Out On
Most of us use USB drives for temporary file storage, but they can do much more. You can boot an operating system, store and encrypt passwords, automate critical data backups, and more. If you have a spare USB drive that you only use for storage, here are some other ways to make the most of it.
The Quiet Revolution of Synthetic Biology
When you hear "biology" you probably think something like "nature" or "natural", but humankind has been interfering with biology for thousands of years, and now in the 21st century our tools are more powerful than ever.
How to Play a DVD on Windows (And Some Blu-ray Discs)
Physical media, including vinyls, cassettes, and CDs are all the rage right now. If you're looking to dust off your collection of DVDs and put them to use in your Windows PC, getting them playing is quite easy. Unfortunately, Blu-rays are more complicated, but you have a few options there too.
I Never Use Windows Without Tweaking These Accessibility Features
Many Windows users believe accessibility features are only for those with disabilities, but that’s not the case. I don't have a disability, but I use some accessibility features to be more productive. I can’t imagine using Windows without them. Here are some features you should try.
Who’s Got the Best Legs? Which Humanoid Robots Have Mastered Walking?
Human evolution is basically a time-lapse of us learning to walk better. First, we started on all fours, then we figured out how to balance on two legs, and eventually, we strutted our way to dominance. The same thing is happening with humanoid robots right now—except while some can move as well as we can, others are a bit further down the evolutionary tree.
How I Brought a Cassette Deck Back to Life
Craving the analog sound of cassette tapes? So was I, and I managed to get a vintage deck on the cheap that wasn't working—until I made some simple repairs. The problems I ran into are common, so I'm recording them here so you can be prepared if you get one.
A New Version of CachyOS Has Arrived: Here's What's New
CachyOS, the Arch-based Linux distribution that's been getting a lot of attention from Linux gamers has an updated "March 2025" ISO available for download. It comes with a new Linux kernel and a bevy of other improvements.
How to Equalize Your Audio for Different Genres
While some people swear by a flat EQ for everything, preferences for equalizing audio vary from person to person and genre to genre. Here's how to adjust your EQ for some of the most popular genres.
This 2TB Xbox Storage Card Is 44% Off Today
The Seagate Storage Expansion Card 2TB C34 is currently 44% off on Amazon. If you're running out of space on your Xbox Series X or S, this is one of the best ways to get more storage for games, screen recordings, and other data.
2025 Moon Phase Calendar: What Is March 31st's Moon Phase?
If you're planning on observing the night sky, going for a night hike, or trying to snap a shot of the Moon, the phase is incredibly important. Here's everything you need to know about the current Lunar phase, as well as what you can expect in the near future.
11 Overlooked Linux Commands You Really Should Be Using
Beneath the surface of the well-known Linux commands lies a treasure trove of lesser-known utilities that can make your life easier, enhance your productivity, and even impress your fellow Linux users. Let's explore some of the most powerful but overlooked commands that deserve more attention.
6 Features I Want to See Natively in Chrome
Chrome has been my go-to browser for years. While it comes packed with features, it still lacks some functionalities other browsers offer. To compensate, I often rely on third-party extensions, which pose potential risks. Here are some features I’d love to see natively integrated into Chrome.
These Are the Robots (Maybe) Coming to Your House to Do Your Chores
For as long as the idea of the robot has existed, we've dreamed of the day when you can live like it's The Jetsons and have a robot do your household chores while you relax.
9 Quick Tips for Apple Notes on a Mac
Apple Notes has been a standalone app in macOS since 2012. It's easy to take for granted, but over the years, it has grown and added some useful and powerful features. From ways to improve your note-taking to tools for better organization, here's how to get more from the Notes app.
The Original NES Was a Very Different Console Than What We Got
Before the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) changed the gaming industry forever, it launched a few years earlier in Japan as the Family Computer—also known as the "Famicom." The Famicom was more than just a Japanese version of the NES, and its differences make it one of Nintendo's most fascinating systems.