There's no shortage of tech features carmakers love to hype up—fancy touchscreens, voice assistants, and even self-parking. However, one feature that I have a gripe with is built-in Wi-Fi. The thought of a seamless internet on the road, streaming movies in the backseat, or getting work done while someone else drives feels like a tech lover's dream. But as cool as it sounds, I have to admit, every time I see it offered, I can't help but wonder—would I actually use it?

Whatever the reason, shopping for a new car head unit can quickly introduce you to terms like "single-DIN" and "double-DIN." What do they actually mean? And more importantly, does one offer a better experience than the other?

A few times a year, the night sky puts on a dazzling show of streaks of light flashing across the darkness. These aren't actually shooting stars. They're meteor showers, one of the most mesmerizing celestial events visible to the naked eye.

Back in the day, sliding open a keyboard was practical, satisfying, and just plain cool. Nowadays, physical keyboards have all but vanished, sacrificed in the name of thinner designs and bigger slab screens. I will take a moment to appreciate what made sliding keyboard phones special.