Winter weather and road salt can cause expensive rust damage to your car. AAA shares essential tips to protect your vehicle and avoid costly repairs this season.

There are few things in life that'll last as long as a cast-iron pan. If well cared for, you can expect to pass it down for literal generations. While neglect or less-than-stellar cleaning habits may ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The HDMI ports on your TV are the proverbial gateways to all sorts of audiovisual experiences, from TV shows to movies to video games. That is ...

When something you love breaks, what do you do with it? One option is to bring it to *** repair cafe, see if there's anything fishy going on, like this one at the Charles River Museum of Industry and ...

Practically every modern wearable wants you to keep it on 24/7, in order to continue collecting data while you sleep. That makes Do Not Disturb modes vital, and unfortunately for Galaxy Watch users, a ...

If you live in a high humidity area or somewhere that gets roads salted, rust prevention is key. Follow these tips to keep your car in top condition. Trump Cabinet secretaries conspired to violate ...

Jake Peterson is Lifehacker’s Tech Editor, and has been covering tech news and how-tos for nearly a decade. His team covers all things technology, including AI, smartphones, computers, game consoles, ...

How do you repair items in Hytale? As you make your way through the harsh world around you in Hytale, your equipment is going to take more of a beating than you ever will. Weapons fend off enemies, ...

In Hytale, your equipment can lose durability quicker than expected, particularly early on when you’re still adjusting to enemy difficulty. It’s common to break gear by mistake, whether it’s from ...

Ohio State was the biggest favorite to fall in the quarterfinals despite the supposed advantage of a first-round bye. Alex Slitz / Getty Images It’s the timeless sports debate when it comes to time ...

We find out more about the movement afoot to be able to fix things you own — it's called "right to repair." It's probably easier just to buy a new one. Maybe - almost likely - you have said that ...