How England Cracked The German Code Machine And Helped Win World War II For The Allies
During World War II, the Germans used an encryption device called the Enigma to communicate. The Allies had to work quickly to reverse-engineer it.
Read MoreDuring World War II, the Germans used an encryption device called the Enigma to communicate. The Allies had to work quickly to reverse-engineer it.
Read MoreTweak these 5 iPhone settings to cut down battery drain without losing the features you actually use. No gimmicks, just smart adjustments.
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Read MoreThe NTSB plays a critical role in aircraft crash investigations. Here's what the name means, what the agency does, and why it's so important.
Read MoreYour riding lawnmower needs a battery just like your car, and that battery will also eventually need to be replaced. Here's how long it should last.
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Read MoreCrossplane crankshaft design from Yamaha helped innovate sportbikes in the late 2000s by dialing in the riding experience to feel more planted and controllable.
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Read MoreWith corners cut and intellectual property ignored, China has built a mirror auto industry — cheaper, well-equipped, and utterly indifferent to who invented what.
Read MoreUkrainian soldiers are using a new weapon in its war with Russia. These new "aircraft carriers" can carry drones into battle, extending their range.
Read MoreIf you've ever seen crews ready a plane before flight, you might seen the orange and green spray that covers the craft first. What is it and how does it work?
Read MoreEver seen a bell on a motorcycle? It’s more than decoration -- it’s a good‑luck charm bikers use to keep bad vibes and “road gremlins” away.
Read MoreThe M4 Sherman wasn't just a one and done, there were several variants and alterations for the tank. How many different Shermans were out there?
Read MoreRyobi's 18V power tools aren't exactly the brand's cheapest models, but there are plenty of capable One+ products that can be found for cheap.
Read MoreWhile it might seem like the PlayStation Portal would allow two people to play games on your PSN account at the same time, it doesn't quite work that way.
Read MorePolice cars, despite being based on regular production cars, are pretty significantly different from regular cars. This is especially apparent under the hood.
Read MoreIn order to stay updated, many of your apps want you to let them run in the background. But how does letting an app run in the background impact your battery?
Read MoreThe Harley-Davidson name carries a lot of weight, so luckily, you'll be happy to know there are several models that are perfect for everyday use.
Read MoreIn 2020, the USS Doris Miller was announced as the name for the U.S. Navy's new aircraft carrier. But who was Doris Miller, and why is he being commemorated?
Read MoreAirbags saved 50,000 lives between 1987 and 2017, but many cars have switches that allow you to turn off the passenger airbag. When and why should you do this?
Read MoreA short throw shifter alters the dynamics of your manual-transmission car, but is it worth the effort? Here's what you need to know about it.
Read MoreIf you've ever looked at impact wrenches, then you know they have plenty of power based on how aggressive they sound. Here's what all that noise is for.
Read MoreKeeping a clear vision of the road is one of the most important parts of driving safely. Treat your windshield like the critical component it is.
Read MoreNeed to keep your phone charged while riding? From USB ports to power banks, here are the best ways to stay powered up on your motorcycle.
Read MoreThe McLaren P1 is a beautiful car that most of us will never get to drive, but there is a LEGO version, and most of us won't get to drive that either.
Read MoreThe J-20 may not have any significant upgrades aboard its hardware, but the "Mighty Dragon" still has one major advantage when compared to western jets.
Read MoreRyobi has gotten into hot water more than once, with the latest incident being a class-action lawsuit related to fire-prone mower batteries. Here's the story.
Read MoreThe Honda CBR300 is a popular motorcycle for enthusiasts looking for a manageable and affordable bike, but the top speed may not be what you think it is.
Read MoreNot all Apple Pencils work with every iPad. Here’s how to quickly check compatibility so you don’t end up with the wrong one.
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