The Reason Unmanned Aircraft are Called “Drones”
It has a little something to do with bees—a fact you can drop around the watercooler the next time your coworker says they spotted a mysterious drone in the sky.
It has a little something to do with bees—a fact you can drop around the watercooler the next time your coworker says they spotted a mysterious drone in the sky.
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The imposing pipe wrench with teeth was once made out of wood.
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Prefer Google Chrome but not the Google search engine? That’s no problem.
Discover the truth behind some of the biggest smartphone battery myths, like whether charging your phone fully—or overnight—is actually as bad as some tech experts suggest.
The internet is a valuable educational resource, especially when it comes to these topics.
Here are 25 of the best things the year 2000 gave us, from the birth of iconic franchises to scientific advancements that we may take for granted.
A new bot collects videos that were uploaded to YouTube directly from people’s iPhones, bringing viewers back to a time before Instagram.
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The six-sided tool helped make IKEA a household name. But did anyone named Allen have anything to do with it?
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