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Since 2005, SlashGear has been focused on showcasing the newest and most innovative personal technology. Our coverage spans from the latest gadgets to emerging trends in the digital lifestyle. With a unique and informative approach, we strive to provide reliable device information and reviews, along with insightful commentary. We encourage our readers to engage with us by sharing their thoughts in the comments on our articles. SlashGear is a proud member of R3 Media LLC.

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I Expected The 2026 BMW iX To Be Cheaper, But It Turned Out To Be A Better EV, Too - SlashGear

1 day ago | slashgear.com | Stephen Edelstein

Call it nimbleness or indecision, but BMW has changed its plans numerous times over the past few years—and the iX electric SUV is a reminder of that. The iX was originally supposed to be a showcase for BMW's autonomous-driving tech but, by the time it arrived as a 2022 model, it was clear that tech wouldn't be ready. With unorthodox styling and competent engineering, the iX instead found a purpose as BMW's electric poster child at a time when the automaker's EV lineup was ebbing.
4 Non-Bosch Tools Compatible With Bosch Batteries

1 day ago | slashgear.com | Jack Picone

Like many of the best major power tool brands, Bosch uses its own proprietary battery and charger systems. With a dedicated lineup of 18-volt or 12-volt battery and chargers, users can operate several Bosch tools with the same interchangeable power sources for a more efficient and affordable tool setup. Unlike some other manufacturers, however, Bosch also markets its batteries as compatible with several other tool brands.
Who Is The Largest Harley-Davidson Shareholder & When Did The Company Go Public?

1 day ago | slashgear.com | Patrick Phillips

Harley-Davidson has long been one of the biggest names in the American motorcycle market. With more than 120 years of history and many successful motorcycles under its belt, that would likely remain true even if H-D went belly up tomorrow. For any motorcycle enthusiast, it's likely as hard to imagine that happening as it is to imagine a market without Harley-Davidson in it, such as it is with pretty much any company that has achieved iconic status worldwide.
INS Vikrant: A Look At India's Destructive (And Massive) Aircraft Carrier

1 day ago | slashgear.com | Jack Picone

India and Pakistan have recently made headlines as brewing tensions between the two nations have boiled over into open conflict, with dozens killed in missile and drone strikes before a temporary ceasefire was negotiated. This has brought wider attention to the military capabilities of both countries, including the destructive Indian aircraft carrier INS Vikrant.
What Is The Largest Military Helicopter In The World And How Many Soldiers Can It Carry? - SlashGear

2 days ago | slashgear.com | Jonathan Kantor

World War II saw the development of helicopters, but they truly came into focus during the Korean War. That conflict saw the widespread use of helicopters for medevac operations and more. The Vietnam War only expanded this trend, and other nations around the world have also poured a great deal of resources into creating effective military helicopters. Some of the choppers used around the world are quite small, but there are also some huge ones.
10 Craftsman Yard Tools To Add To Your Outdoor Power Equipment Collection

2 days ago | slashgear.com | Diana Croce

If you're looking for some outdoor tools, or any power tools for that matter, you could do a lot worse than Craftsman. And if you're looking for Craftsman battery-powered tools, the format you need to look at is the V20. While the name references 20-volt batteries, those tools are actually on par with the 18-volt battery lines of Makita, Ryobi, and others.
How Many Plane Crashes Has Harrison Ford Survived? (And Is He Still Flying Today?)

2 days ago | slashgear.com | Mikael Trench

From Han Solo and Indiana Jones to Rick Deckard, Harrison Ford's many film personas are famous for their near-death escapades. But even in real life, you can't tell Ford the odds; the 80-plus year old former carpenter is among the elite group of celebrities who can fly a plane. In fact, he has been a licensed pilot since 1996, with his training going back to the 1960s.
Can A Printer Print White Ink?

2 days ago | slashgear.com | Lynnae Willliams

While we very much live in a digital world these days, many of us still rely on printed materials to at least some extent. That's why printers still sit alongside other must-have gadgets in home offices around the world. While the go-to color for most printing tends to be black, sometimes you want a splash of color, or even no color at all. You most likely know how to switch between black and color printing, but what if you want to print in white?
What Does It Take To Become An F-35 Pilot In The US Air Force?

2 days ago | slashgear.com | Jonathan Kantor

If you've ever watched a movie like "Top Gun" or "Iron Eagle," there's a good chance you've given some thought to becoming a fighter pilot. Fighter jets are some of the most impressive machines ever invented, and the U.S. Air Force's F-35A Lightning II is one of the most advanced jets in the world. Granted, it takes a considerable amount of time, energy, and luck to earn the privilege to fly one.
6 Discontinued Ford Cars That Got A New Lease On Life

2 days ago | slashgear.com | Dave Goldberg

Automakers spend millions of dollars and years developing models, some of which get discontinued for various reasons. So, it's unsurprising when a name returns to the manufacturer's lineup. There's simply too much invested not to take advantage of the recognition. In particular, Ford has shown a willingness to tap into its heritage and return once-shelved nameplates to the showroom floor.