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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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OnePlus Pad 3 Review: Android iPad Air Competitor With Productivity Chops - SlashGear

1 day ago | slashgear.com | Adam Doud

RATING : 9 / 10 Large ScreenGreat SoftwarePowerful Internals LCD Display TechnologyKeyboard Cover Not IncludedWeak Magnetic Attachments ThroughoutBloatware OnePlus has been on an absolute tear for the past few years. Along with one of my favorite smartphones and smartwatches released this year, OnePlus is coming back with another banger, the OnePlus Pad 3, a follow up from the OnePlus Pad 2 of last year.
Does A TV Use Electricity In Standby Mode?

2 days ago | slashgear.com | Lynnae Willliams

If you're like many people, you likely leave your TV plugged in 24/7 without giving it a second thought. When we power off our televisions after streaming our favorite series or defeating the final boss during a late-night gaming session, we assume it's completely turned off. But you've almost certainly noticed there are still some lights on the TV, so it begs the question: does your TV still draw power after you've turned it off?
Yes, You Really Can Get A Swiss Army Knife Without The Knife

2 days ago | slashgear.com | Patrick Phillips

The Swiss Army Knife brand is known and respected throughout the world for producing multitool devices as tough as they are handy. That reputation has been earned over the course of more than a century of design and production, with Karl Elsener debuting the first version of the Victorinox Swiss Army Knife in 1884. As the name clearly states, Elsener's first product did indeed come with a knife blade folded into the brand's iconic, and its pointedly red body casing.
10 DeWalt Tools Every Electrician Would Love To Have

2 days ago | slashgear.com | Varun Mirchandani

Precision, safety, and efficiency aren't just buzzwords in the world of electrical work — they're the bare minimum. Whether it's installing fresh wiring, replacing old panels, or crawling through tight, dusty attics to fix that one stubborn junction box, electricians need tools they can truly count on. And that's exactly where DeWalt lights up the room. Known for its rugged build quality and electrician-friendly designs, DeWalt is more than just a household name — it's a toolbox staple.
How To Use A Swiss Army Knife Can Opener

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.
What Happened To Games2U From Shark Tank Season 2?

3 days ago | slashgear.com | Patrick Phillips

Given the sheer number of would-be entrepreneurs that have graced the "Shark Tank" soundstage during its primetime run, you'd be correct in assuming it's difficult for any pitch to stand out from the pack. But if one were looking to make an impression beyond donning a silly outfit like Season 5's Tenikle Tripod pitcher, showing up with a life-sized nerf ball shooting robot and a giant, faux booger-stuffed nose sure seems like a pretty good place to start.
Why Some Mack Trucks Have A Gold Bulldog (But Others Have Silver)

3 days ago | slashgear.com | Quina Baterna

When you're driving across highways, it can be hard to differentiate one truck from another, except, of course, when they have a cute ornament gracing the nose. Previously, we talked about how the bulldog became synonymous with the Mack brand following some cheeky observations by the British forces during World War I. But what does it mean when the bulldog comes in different colors?
Apple's Upcoming macOS 26 Could Be Bad News For Owners Of Older Models - SlashGear

3 days ago | slashgear.com | Adnan Ahmed

Apple's WWDC event nears as we move onto the second half of 2025, and we await our first look at the upcoming versions of its myriad operating systems. Following recent developments, it looks like iOS will be skipping version 19 – at least in terms of the numerical value — in favor of streamlining the naming scheme.
Are Mack Trucks Reliable? (Here's What Drivers Say)

3 days ago | slashgear.com | Lynnae Willliams

Chances are, you've heard the phrase "built like a Mack truck" used to describe something or someone seen as especially tough, powerful, or durable. From the British soldiers during World War I who referred to Mack trucks as "bulldogs" to today's long-haul drivers transporting freight across the U.S., these heavy-duty vehicles have built a reputation for getting the job done and have become a symbol of American trucking.
What Makes The 2nd Generation Dodge Cummins So Special?

3 days ago | slashgear.com | Mark Cowley

A good engine is wasted if it isn't in a good truck, and a good truck requires a suitably capable engine. The second-generation Dodge Cummins is a well-known example of a solid truck that shipped with a great engine, at least if you pick the right example. The 2nd generation Cummins is an umbrella term for Ram 2500 or 3500 trucks built between 1994 and 2002 that feature a 5.9L Cummins diesel engine.