Mikael Trench

3 days ago | slashgear.com | Mikael Trench

From standard cutting blades and rulers to toothpicks and fish scalers, the vast array of attachments available on your standard Swiss Army Knife can be overwhelming at first but gradually becomes appreciated as you find more ways to use the tool in your daily life. One relatively seemingly insignificant Swiss Army Knife gizmo that you'll certainly find has plenty of uses is the can opener.

5 days ago | slashgear.com | Mikael Trench

To the novice tool user, the differences between hammer types may not be all that apparent. That is, until you come across one with an unusually gargantuan price tag alongside the more economical options. If this sounds like a scenario you've experienced, then it likely means that you've stumbled across your first-ever Stiletto hammer. AdvertisementAt first glance, hammers from the Wisconsin-based tool manufacturer don't look significantly different from any other tool of its type.

5 days ago | slashgear.com | Mikael Trench

One of the most confusing aspects of refueling, other than some new cars not having gas caps at all, is the inconsistency of the fuel door placement. They are either on the left or right side of the vehicle, even for cars originating from the same manufacturer. This can become a frustrating ordeal, especially if you're renting or borrowing a car where the gas cap is located on the opposite side of what you're accustomed to with your vehicle.

5 days ago | flipboard.com | Mikael Trench

Why Some Cars Have Gas Caps On The Left (And Others Have Them On The Right)One of the most confusing aspects of refueling, other than some new cars not having gas caps at all, is the inconsistency of the fuel door placement. …

5 days ago | slashgear.com | Mikael Trench

It's easy to underestimate just how effortlessly criminals can swipe your information. One of the many hacking myths you need to stop believing is that hackers require elaborate equipment setups to do their dirty work. "Shark Tank" contestant Chris Gilpin not only showed just how little effort can go into such malicious acts, but also brought along a solution to the problem with his handy debit-credit protector SignalVault.