Honda has long been known for building dependable vehicles, and its SUV lineup is no exception. In 2025, the brand continues to offer a range of crossovers and SUVs that deliver strong reliability, practical design, and long-term value, but some models stand out more than others.

A web page without any styling is like a blank canvas. The possibilities are endless, and it’s easy to waste time experimenting with different layouts, colors, and fonts. But the default browser styles are not ideal, so you need to put in the effort just to get started with a proper design.

A solar generator is one of those things that you don't think you need until you actually do one day. Jackery makes some of the best ones, and now, its Explorer 1000 V2 is currently almost half off—knocking an insane $600 off its MSRP.

I love science fiction movies for lots of reasons, but the biggest draw is, of course, that sci-fi speculates about how science and technology will change the world. Sometimes it's a prediction of how technology that will certainly exist could change things. Other times, technology itself is a product of pure imagination.

There is a never-ending stream of gadgets, gizmos, and tools you see advertised for camping, but the most important tool you can have is one you probably already own.

Chromebooks are unique since they can run web apps, Android apps from the Google Play Store, or Linux apps through the Terminal. To improve the Chromebook user experience, Google has created apps specifically aimed at Chromebook users.

Every once in a while, we come across a find that we didn't know we needed. This is just what I thought when I saw this UGREEN USB-C cable, and the best part is that it has a neat discount attached to it right now.

Many prefer working in Microsoft Excel using mostly their keyboard, while others like using their mouse. However, you don't have to be one or the other! Using them both at the same time is a great way to select, copy, and insert things in Excel in a single action.

Windows Vista was controversial for a lot of reasons, but the most transparent one was the strange hate for Windows Aero—the biggest visual revamp for Windows since Windows XP.

I've written many times about the many benefits of formatting your data as a structured table in Microsoft Excel. However, despite this, there's one major issue that continues to throw a spanner in the works—Excel tables are incompatible with dynamic array formulas.

A lot of companies have made 32:9 ultra-wide monitors, but Samsung's remain among the best. The problem with them, however, is that they're too expensive. Now, one of Samsung's best ultra-wide monitors is currently $200 off.

YouTube is my favorite place to spend free time, whether learning new skills or watching videos I enjoy. But most of us miss out on features that can make YouTube even better to use. If you're new to YouTube or looking to use the platform efficiently, here are some tips you must know.

Netflix's recommendation algorithm tries its best, but it often suggests the same old movies that you've scrolled past countless times. There must be something good to watch, right?

You no doubt use your PC for all kinds of tasks, but you might find one even more useful in a tiny form factor. Mini PCs aren't just cute; they're versatile, portable, and can be more powerful than you'd expect.

Razer is well-known for a host of high-quality gaming peripherals. While the Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition tries to bring some interesting features to an ergonomic form factor, like one-touch access to AI, fails due to its large and uncomfortable design that makes gaming or anything else painful.

Heat is the bane of all electronics, and nothing helps trap heat in your PC like a nice layer of dust that has been building up for the last several years. Luckily, there is an inexpensive way to dramatically cut down on the dust in your PC.

The Simpsons is, believe it or not, one of the most important TV shows in history. While it's become a shadow of its former self, during the golden age of the Simpsons, its cultural impact was immense, and can still be felt today.

Overclocking used to be all the rage among gamers and other PC enthusiasts, but new technologies have made it irrelevant for most people in most situations. And the best part? To get the same perks, you don't have to do much of anything at all.

There's no shortage of films from the pre-CG era that still hold up well today, and even early films containing CG (such as Terminator 2) that still look amazing thanks to smart and limited use of the primitive effects of the day.