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State Farm Drone Leaves Homeowner With $20K Bill After Surprise Roof Inspection
News•Mar 17, 2026

State Farm Drone Leaves Homeowner With $20K Bill After Surprise Roof Inspection

State Farm used a drone to inspect a Santa Ana homeowner's roof without notice, then demanded $20,000 in repairs or loss of coverage. The homeowner, Linda Bennett, says the inspection was unannounced and the demand is based on drone images. State Farm defends the practice as an evolution in property imaging, while the legal landscape varies by state, with California moving to regulate aerial inspections. The incident highlights privacy and regulatory concerns around insurers' use of drones.

By SlashGear
This May Be The Worst Way To Break In A New Engine
News•Mar 17, 2026

This May Be The Worst Way To Break In A New Engine

The article warns that using cruise control to maintain a constant speed during a new engine's break‑in period can cause uneven piston‑ring seating and premature cylinder‑wall wear. It explains that varying engine RPM between 500 and 1,000 miles allows rings...

By SlashGear
This Is The Only US State With A Ban On Self-Serving Gas Stations
News•Mar 16, 2026

This Is The Only US State With A Ban On Self-Serving Gas Stations

New Jersey remains the only U.S. state where drivers cannot pump their own gasoline, a restriction enforced by the 1949 Retail Gasoline Dispensing Safety Act. The law was enacted to mitigate fire hazards, limit exposure to gasoline fumes, and reduce...

By SlashGear
Does A MacBook Pro Last Longer Than A MacBook Air?
News•Mar 16, 2026

Does A MacBook Pro Last Longer Than A MacBook Air?

Apple does not publish a fixed support schedule for its MacBooks, but historically they receive five to seven years of major macOS updates followed by about two years of security patches. Recent data shows the 2019 MacBook Pro continued receiving...

By SlashGear
12 All-Season Tires With The Best Treadwear Ratings
News•Mar 16, 2026

12 All-Season Tires With The Best Treadwear Ratings

The article ranks twelve all‑season tires by their UTQG treadwear scores, highlighting models that range from a modest 600 to an industry‑leading 860. It details each tire’s rating, warranty length, price bracket, and standout technologies such as silica compounds, EcoPlus,...

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This US State Has More Harbor Freight Stores Than Any Other
News•Mar 15, 2026

This US State Has More Harbor Freight Stores Than Any Other

Harbor Freight operates over 1,600 stores nationwide, with California leading at 148 locations and Texas close behind with 131 existing stores plus three slated to open. Florida ranks third with 91 stores, while Alaska, Hawaii and the District of Columbia...

By SlashGear
5 Gadgets That Will Instantly Upgrade Your Nintendo Switch 2
News•Mar 15, 2026

5 Gadgets That Will Instantly Upgrade Your Nintendo Switch 2

Nintendo’s Switch 2 accessory lineup adds ergonomic, social, and portable upgrades to the handheld console. The official Pro Controller retails for $89, earns a 4.8‑star rating, and offers HD Rumble 2, motion controls, and an audio jack. A dedicated USB‑C camera, a budget‑friendly...

By SlashGear
This Cheap Home Depot Tool Can Make Stubborn Oil Changes Easier
News•Mar 15, 2026

This Cheap Home Depot Tool Can Make Stubborn Oil Changes Easier

Home Depot’s Steelman oil filter wrench, priced around $16, offers a three‑leg, gear‑driven mechanism that tightens as torque is applied. Its adjustable grip spans 2⅜‑in to 3¾‑in, covering most passenger‑car and light‑truck filters. Customers rate it 4.9 out of 5...

By SlashGear
Your Legally Registered 'Motorcycle' Might Not Count Under Proposed US Law
News•Mar 15, 2026

Your Legally Registered 'Motorcycle' Might Not Count Under Proposed US Law

A House resolution, H.R. 3385, seeks to narrow the federal definition of a motorcycle to vehicles with handlebars and no more than three wheels, effectively removing three‑wheel autocycles from the category. The bill would leave popular models like the Polaris Slingshot...

By SlashGear
How Verizon Handles Customers Who Misuse 5G Home Internet Service
News•Mar 15, 2026

How Verizon Handles Customers Who Misuse 5G Home Internet Service

Verizon’s 5G Home Internet serves roughly 40 million U.S. residences, offering speeds of 100‑300 Mbps at a base price of $35 per month. The service is strictly limited to the address listed in the customer’s order and is intended for non‑commercial residential...

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5 Clever Home Improvement Products You Can 3D Print
News•Mar 14, 2026

5 Clever Home Improvement Products You Can 3D Print

SlashGear highlights five practical home‑improvement items you can create with a consumer‑grade 3D printer, from safety locks to decorative plant pots. By leveraging free design files on platforms like Thingiverse, users can customize size, color, and functionality to suit specific...

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5 Of The Best Hearing Aid Brands (And 5 Of The Worst), According To Consumer Reports
News•Mar 14, 2026

5 Of The Best Hearing Aid Brands (And 5 Of The Worst), According To Consumer Reports

Consumer Reports evaluated 20 hearing‑aid brands across ten categories, gathering feedback from over 13,000 users. The study crowned Philips, Jabra, Rexton, Phonak and Oticon as the top five, highlighting features such as Bluetooth connectivity, AI‑driven noise cancellation and rechargeable batteries....

By SlashGear
3 Perks You Didn't Realize Come With MyLowe's Pro Rewards Program
News•Mar 14, 2026

3 Perks You Didn't Realize Come With MyLowe's Pro Rewards Program

Lowe’s MyLowe’s Pro Rewards program offers contractors free standard shipping and same‑day delivery on eligible orders over $25, subject to weight and size limits. Members also gain upgraded purchasing tools, including volume discounts, Scan‑to‑Pay, order quoting, and Pro Business Solutions...

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Yes, The Neo Robot Is Real — And Here's How Much It Costs
News•Mar 14, 2026

Yes, The Neo Robot Is Real — And Here's How Much It Costs

1X Technologies unveiled Neo, a 5‑foot‑6‑inch humanoid robot priced at $20,000 or $499 per month, promising household assistance such as laundry folding and plant watering. The robot features a built‑in large language model, 0.75 kWh battery, and can lift up to...

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5 Things You Should Never Do In A Rental Car
News•Mar 13, 2026

5 Things You Should Never Do In A Rental Car

The article outlines five common mistakes renters make, from smoking in the vehicle to returning it without fuel, each triggering steep fees. A single cigarette or vape can cost about $450 in cleaning charges, while failing to refuel may add...

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Viral Photo Highlights A Silent Enemy Plaguing The US Navy
News•Mar 13, 2026

Viral Photo Highlights A Silent Enemy Plaguing The US Navy

A viral photograph of the Arleigh Burke‑class destroyer USS Dewey revealed extensive rust as the ship entered Singapore’s Sembawang port on February 18, 2025. The image sparked public concern about the U.S. Navy’s maintenance practices and highlighted corrosion as a long‑standing vulnerability. In...

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This Is The Best Fire TV Stick To Use With Your Older TV
News•Mar 13, 2026

This Is The Best Fire TV Stick To Use With Your Older TV

Amazon offers several Fire TV Stick models, ranging from a standard HD version to 4K variants. For owners of older low‑resolution televisions, the HD stick is the most cost‑effective option because 4K sticks automatically downscale to the TV’s native resolution,...

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More Police Are Adopting 'Grappler' Tech To End Car Chases Before They Begin
News•Mar 12, 2026

More Police Are Adopting 'Grappler' Tech To End Car Chases Before They Begin

Police departments across the United States are rapidly adopting the Grappler Police Bumper, a net‑based device that immobilizes fleeing vehicles by wrapping around their rear tires. First prototyped in 2016, the system is now used by roughly 40‑50 agencies, with...

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We Just Got Our First Look Ever At The B-21 Raider Performing This Risky Maneuver
News•Mar 11, 2026

We Just Got Our First Look Ever At The B-21 Raider Performing This Risky Maneuver

The U.S. Air Force captured its first public glimpse of a B‑21 Raider linking up with a KC‑135R Stratotanker for mid‑air refueling, a risky maneuver that validates the bomber’s operational envelope. The test, part of a series of flight trials,...

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Here's Why TV Manufacturers Stopped Using Plasma Panels
News•Mar 11, 2026

Here's Why TV Manufacturers Stopped Using Plasma Panels

Plasma TVs dominated the high‑end market in the early 2000s thanks to superior contrast, wide viewing angles, and wall‑mountable designs. Their gas‑filled pixel chemistry, however, required large glass panels, generated significant heat, and consumed more power than emerging LCDs. Rapid...

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Milwaukee's New Super Charger Can Charge Four Batteries In 90 Minutes
News•Mar 11, 2026

Milwaukee's New Super Charger Can Charge Four Batteries In 90 Minutes

Milwaukee Tool is set to release a new M18 and M12 Four Bay Simultaneous Super Charger that can replenish up to four batteries to 100 % in roughly 90 minutes, a claim of up to ten times faster than conventional chargers....

By SlashGear
These 3 Products Are Costco's Automotive Buying Team Picks For March
News•Mar 11, 2026

These 3 Products Are Costco's Automotive Buying Team Picks For March

Costco’s automotive buying team highlighted three products in the March 2026 issue of Costco Connection. The Adam’s Polishes Ultimate 12‑piece Detailing Kit retails for $64.99 and combines cleaners, brushes, and a scented air freshener in a portable bucket. Crocodile Cloth Garage...

By SlashGear
Do Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Still Come With A Tool Kit?
News•Mar 11, 2026

Do Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Still Come With A Tool Kit?

Harley‑Davidson stopped including its factory‑issued folding tool kit with new motorcycles around 2017‑2018, and the official online offering was removed in 2025. The kit, once standard on touring models, featured Torx, hex and screwdriver bits plus open‑end wrenches in a...

By SlashGear
10 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Models Worth Buying For Beginners
News•Mar 11, 2026

10 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Models Worth Buying For Beginners

The Slashgear guide lists ten wireless mechanical keyboards aimed at beginners, spanning 60% to 96% layouts and covering a range of switch types, hot‑swappable options, and battery capacities. Brands such as Epomaker, Logitech, Royal Kludge, Keychron and Asus are featured,...

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This Is The Cheapest Hybrid SUV You Can Buy In 2026
News•Mar 10, 2026

This Is The Cheapest Hybrid SUV You Can Buy In 2026

Kia’s 2026 Niro Hybrid emerges as the most affordable hybrid SUV on the market, with a starting price of $28,885 including destination. It pairs a 1.6‑liter gasoline‑electric powertrain delivering 139 hp with a six‑speed dual‑clutch transmission, achieving EPA‑rated 53 mpg city and...

By SlashGear
5 Fun Gadgets You Didn't Know You Can Buy At Home Depot
News•Mar 10, 2026

5 Fun Gadgets You Didn't Know You Can Buy At Home Depot

Home Depot is now stocking a range of unconventional gadgets, from a Norwegian Krumkake iron to a Govee TV backlight kit, a Vevor home distilling system, a cocktail smoking box, and an SVOPES pizza stone. These items, priced between $40...

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This Is The Most Dependable Midsize Pickup Of 2026, According To JD Power
News•Mar 10, 2026

This Is The Most Dependable Midsize Pickup Of 2026, According To JD Power

JD Power’s 2026 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study named the Toyota Tacoma the most dependable midsize pickup, repeating its 2025 top‑rank. The study, covering 2023 model‑year vehicles over three years, highlighted that premium brands and EVs lag behind mass‑market gasoline models...

By SlashGear
The 10 Best Cars Of 2026, According To Consumer Reports
News•Mar 10, 2026

The 10 Best Cars Of 2026, According To Consumer Reports

Consumer Reports released its 2026 Top 10 list, highlighting a mix of hybrids, EVs and traditional models that balance price, fuel efficiency and technology. The 2026 Honda Civic Hybrid, Toyota Camry Hybrid, and Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid showcase the growing dominance of...

By SlashGear
Those White Traffic Lights You May See On Some Roads Aren't Meant For You
News•Mar 9, 2026

Those White Traffic Lights You May See On Some Roads Aren't Meant For You

White bar signals mounted beside traditional traffic lights are dedicated bus‑only indicators used in Transit Signal Priority (TSP) systems. Sensors detect approaching buses and change the bar from horizontal to vertical, granting a green‑light equivalent while surrounding lights stay red...

By SlashGear
12 Apps That Play Hi-Res Audio At Full Quality On Your Apple Devices
News•Mar 8, 2026

12 Apps That Play Hi-Res Audio At Full Quality On Your Apple Devices

The article surveys twelve iOS and macOS applications that deliver true high‑resolution audio on Apple devices, from native services like Apple Music to third‑party players such as VOX and Neutron. It highlights Apple Music’s lossless ALAC streaming at no extra...

By SlashGear
What Does The LBZ Code Stand For On Duramax Diesel Engines?
News•Mar 8, 2026

What Does The LBZ Code Stand For On Duramax Diesel Engines?

The Chevrolet LBZ Duramax diesel, produced from mid‑2006 to mid‑2007, is celebrated as a high‑performance, reliable iteration of GM's 6.6‑liter V8 line. It delivered 360 hp and 650 lb‑ft of torque, making it the most powerful Duramax of its era. The LBZ...

By SlashGear
This New Company Aims To Take OLED TV Tech To The Next Level
News•Mar 6, 2026

This New Company Aims To Take OLED TV Tech To The Next Level

South Korean material firm Lordin announced a breakthrough blue phosphorescent OLED technology named ZRIET, which collapses energy transfer distance to near zero. The new emitters claim over 20% external quantum efficiency and roughly 60% longer lifespan than traditional fluorescent blue...

By SlashGear
15 Of The Coolest Gadgets To Pop Up On Oprah Winfrey's Favorite Things Lists
News•Mar 5, 2026

15 Of The Coolest Gadgets To Pop Up On Oprah Winfrey's Favorite Things Lists

Oprah’s annual "Favorite Things" segment has evolved into a powerful consumer catalyst, spotlighting a curated mix of high‑tech gadgets each holiday season. The 2025 list featured 15 standout devices ranging from the Ninja CREAMi ice‑cream maker to the HOVERAir X1...

By SlashGear
5 Viral 'Do-It-All' Tools Users Say Are Actually Useful
News•Mar 5, 2026

5 Viral 'Do-It-All' Tools Users Say Are Actually Useful

A roundup of five viral "do‑it‑all" tools—Wallet Ninja, Gordon 20‑in‑1, RAK Multi‑tool Pen, Hori‑Hori knife, and Leatherman Skeletool—highlights their functionality, pricing and user reception. The Wallet Ninja packs 19 functions for about $15 and passes TSA checks, while the Gordon...

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4 Bluetooth Gadgets You Can Connect To Your Fire TV Stick
News•Mar 4, 2026

4 Bluetooth Gadgets You Can Connect To Your Fire TV Stick

The article outlines how Amazon Fire TV Stick users can expand their streaming setup by pairing Bluetooth speakers, headphones, game controllers, and keyboards or mice. It provides step‑by‑step pairing instructions via the Settings menu and highlights specific product recommendations such...

By SlashGear
5 Apple CarPlay Voice Commands You Need To Be Using
News•Mar 4, 2026

5 Apple CarPlay Voice Commands You Need To Be Using

Apple CarPlay now supports a suite of voice commands that let drivers operate navigation, apps, and system functions without touching the screen. Users enable Voice Control in CarPlay’s Accessibility settings, after which commands like “Stop Listening,” “Open [app],” and directional pans...

By SlashGear
OLED Or LED – Which TV Type Lasts Longer?
News•Mar 4, 2026

OLED Or LED – Which TV Type Lasts Longer?

TV buyers often keep sets for five to ten years, making longevity a key purchase factor. Manufacturers claim OLED and LED panels last 30,000‑100,000 hours, but real‑world tests reveal divergent failure modes. RTINGS’ 10,000‑hour endurance study found 64% of edge‑lit...

By SlashGear
Changing These 3 Settings Will Instantly Make Your Switch 2 Perform Better
News•Mar 2, 2026

Changing These 3 Settings Will Instantly Make Your Switch 2 Perform Better

Nintendo’s Switch 2, launched in 2025, boasts roughly ten‑times the graphics power of its 2017 predecessor, thanks to Nvidia’s DLSS‑based AI upscaling and a new active‑cooling design. Out‑of‑the‑box performance is strong, but users can unlock smoother frame rates, faster online play,...

By SlashGear
What's The Difference Between HDMI And Mini HDMI?
News•Mar 2, 2026

What's The Difference Between HDMI And Mini HDMI?

HDMI and mini HDMI share the same 19‑pin architecture and support identical audio‑video formats, but differ primarily in connector size. A standard Type‑A HDMI measures roughly 14 × 4 mm, while the Type‑C mini version is about 10 × 2 mm, making it suited for compact...

By SlashGear
Is Bitdefender Antivirus Better Than McAfee? What Consumer Reports Data Says
News•Mar 1, 2026

Is Bitdefender Antivirus Better Than McAfee? What Consumer Reports Data Says

Consumer Reports’ latest lab tests show Bitdefender Antivirus, a free offering, scoring slightly higher than McAfee Total Protection, a paid suite. Both products performed equally on protection, access, advertising, demand, help and interface, but Bitdefender led in ease of use...

By SlashGear
12 Handy Gadgets Under $20 To Upgrade Your Smart Home
News•Mar 1, 2026

12 Handy Gadgets Under $20 To Upgrade Your Smart Home

Smart‑home enthusiasts can upgrade functionality without breaking the bank, as a new roundup highlights twelve gadgets priced under $20. The list features Kasa smart plugs and bulbs, Zigbee garage‑door and climate sensors, a $9.99 video doorbell, LED strip lighting, and...

By SlashGear
Here's How To Tell If A CR2032 Battery Is Bad
News•Mar 1, 2026

Here's How To Tell If A CR2032 Battery Is Bad

The article explains how to determine whether a CR2032 lithium button cell is still usable. It outlines voltage thresholds—new cells read 3.0‑3.3 V, usable cells 2.7‑2.9 V, and below 2.7 V signals end‑of‑life. Two inexpensive dedicated testers ($15‑$19) are recommended for quick checks,...

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These Smartphones Will No Longer Get Updates Or Support In 2026
News•Mar 1, 2026

These Smartphones Will No Longer Get Updates Or Support In 2026

A growing number of smartphones will stop receiving both feature and security updates in 2026, including Samsung’s Galaxy S21 series, Z Fold 3, Z Flip 3, and Note 20; Apple’s iPhone SE and several vintage iPhone models; Google’s Pixel 6; numerous mid‑range Samsung, Motorola and LG devices;...

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15 Of The Worst Home Appliances Consumer Reports Tested In 2025
News•Mar 1, 2026

15 Of The Worst Home Appliances Consumer Reports Tested In 2025

Consumer Reports released its 2025 list of the 15 worst‑performing home appliances, covering categories from toaster ovens and ranges to washers, refrigerators, and smart doorbells. The nonprofit’s testing exposed poor cooking, cleaning, energy efficiency, and security flaws in models such...

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5 Keychain Charging Gadgets That'll Save You From A Dead Battery
News•Feb 28, 2026

5 Keychain Charging Gadgets That'll Save You From A Dead Battery

Smartphone reliance has spurred a niche market for keychain‑sized chargers that combine portability with emergency power. The article reviews five products ranging from the 2,000 mAh Rolling Square Tau 2 with a magnetic dock to the 5,000 mAh Iniu SnapGo Mini that adds...

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3 Cool Things You Can Do With Alexa On Your Fire TV
News•Feb 27, 2026

3 Cool Things You Can Do With Alexa On Your Fire TV

Amazon has upgraded the Alexa experience on Fire TV with Alexa+, a generative‑AI‑powered assistant that appears on‑screen when you press the remote’s Alexa button. The new service can recommend movies, navigate to specific scenes, and answer real‑time trivia or sports...

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Removable Batteries In Mobile Phones May Be Making A Comeback
News•Feb 27, 2026

Removable Batteries In Mobile Phones May Be Making A Comeback

The European Union has adopted new Right‑to‑Repair rules that require smartphones sold in its market to feature user‑replaceable batteries by February 18, 2027. Manufacturers must allow any compliant battery, not just proprietary units, and keep replacements available for five to seven years...

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This Nuclear-Powered Battery Could Last 50 Years Without A Single Recharge
News•Feb 26, 2026

This Nuclear-Powered Battery Could Last 50 Years Without A Single Recharge

BetaVolt unveiled the BV100, a coin‑sized nuclear battery that leverages nickel‑63 beta decay to generate 100 microwatts at 3 volts and promises a 50‑year lifespan without recharging. The company claims mass production began in 2025 and a higher‑output 1‑watt version is slated...

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5 Gadgets Samsung Makes That Apple Doesn't
News•Feb 25, 2026

5 Gadgets Samsung Makes That Apple Doesn't

Samsung’s product lineup now spans five categories Apple doesn’t offer: foldable smartphones, a smart ring, stylus‑enabled phones, AI‑powered refrigerators, and AI‑driven vacuum cleaners. The Galaxy Z Fold7, Z Flip7 and the three‑paneled Z TriFold illustrate Samsung’s early lead in foldable...

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4 Unexpected Uses For Your Old Nintendo Wii Remotes
News•Feb 24, 2026

4 Unexpected Uses For Your Old Nintendo Wii Remotes

The article outlines four DIY ways to repurpose old Nintendo Wii Remotes: as a PC/TV air mouse, a PowerPoint clicker, a retro light‑gun controller, and a Home Assistant smart‑home interface. Each project relies on Bluetooth connectivity and software such as...

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