This is the follow-up video to my recent post on fitting led indicators to my Honda crf as part of a tail tidy. Many of you gave me advice on how to fix my now "hyperflashing" led indicators, and this ...

A massive Verizon outage Jan. 14, downed tens of thousands of Verizon phones, with Verizon customers eager to "fix" SOS mode on iPhones and turn off "Emergency Calls Only" on Samsung/Android phones.

Verizon customers across the US reported a sudden loss of mobile service on Monday, leaving some phones stuck in SOS mode and ordinary calls failing. The surge in complaints played out in real time on ...

Unlocking more hip rotation can add speed, stability, and easier power to your golf swing. In this video, we break down what proper hip turn looks like in the backswing and downswing, why many golfers ...

SINGAPORE – For nearly two decades, an iconic building of the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) has wowed visitors with its green, sloped roofs and efficient design that has bagged the university ...

I tested the Project E Beauty LumaLux Face Pro Red Light Therapy Mask - read my review of the bestselling, science-led LED face mask Supported by Project E Beauty When you purchase through links on ...

Nothing kills the vibe of a road trip faster than your music cutting out and your GPS freezing because you've hit a dead zone. Spotify playlist? Totally dead. Bad reception isn't just annoying; on a ...

Tesla is now selling retrofit turn signal stalks for Model 3 vehicles in the US, after having deleted the stalks in its update of the Model 3. At first, they were only available in China for certain ...

Tesla’s new accessory shows that sometimes, less tech isn’t always better for everyday driving. The result, however, wasn’t universally welcomed. While the absence of stalks aligns with Tesla’s design ...

Tesla has added a signal stalk retrofit option for the Model 3 in the United States. The entry-level electric sedan doesn’t come with any steering wheel stalks stateside. The change is welcome, but it ...

In my so-far nearly 30 years of writing for EDN, I’ve learned a lot about my ever-evolving audience (i.e., you), at least two aspects of which are directly relevant to this particular writeup: Or take ...