Dango Dynamics dove into the process of building a physical alternative controller for Chop Chop Together's gamescom showcase, exploring the design challenges, technical decisions, and lessons learned ...

Plugged into your dashboard with a USB cable? Discover why wired Android Auto still secretly uses your phone's Bluetooth connection while driving.

To escape the stresses and strains of adulting, more people are choosing to rekindle their love for childhood toys, games and pastimes A growing number of adult enthusiasts are rediscovering their ...

A drone strike shut down Saudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline this week, knocking roughly 5 million barrels a day offline. That’s about 5% of global supply, and it pushed Brent crude above $104. US ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Most cars these days natively support Bluetooth connections in one way or another. Most automakers began including the technology in the early ...

Macro photography captures beautiful, otherworldly images of the tiny world around us. But to shoot a dewdrop or an insect's eye, you have to get so close that the camera itself blocks out most of the ...

The Modulino Hub, Extender, and Motors boards simplify I2C expansion, long-cable communication, and protected motor control for modular embedded projects. How the Modulino Hub isolates duplicate I2C ...

Welcome to Crash Test Month - today it’s a remote controlled car crash with maximum chaos. We push the RC car, send it hard, and see what breaks first: the body, the suspension, or our self-control.

Could a small device hidden beneath your dashboard make your car easier to break into? Nancy from Newtown, Pennsylvania, asked me where she should look for the KARR or SWDS "code" in her 2025 Cadillac ...

Researchers at UC San Diego found that a dealer-installed anti-theft device used across Honda, Toyota, Mazda, Ford, and Jeep vehicles shares the same security key, letting anyone within five yards ...

More than 2 million vehicles are at risk of being stolen, according to security researchers at University of California San Diego. A report released last week says 2.2 million cars on the road today ...