Coronavirus Special Update

Knowing how a COVID-19 test is conducted, you might be reluctant to get one. But there is no need to fear the dreadful nasal or deep throat swab anymore. We'll tell you all about the new saliva-based at-home test kit that you can order through Amazon and get results within hours.

Tired of having your glasses fog up every time you wear a face mask? There's an easy fix you can try using a common household item that costs less than $1. We tested it for ourselves and were shocked at how well it worked.

You're probably familiar with Google Maps by now and have used it many times. But, wouldn't it be nice if it could help you navigate through restrictions caused by COVID-19? Well, now it can. A new Google Maps update adds several features that will help you travel efficiently through these crazy times.

Smartphones are magnets for germs, even under the best circumstances. You can use antiseptic wipes, but a more high-tech approach is an ultraviolet phone cleaner. This device is specifically designed to disinfect your phone and depending on the model you buy, it may be able to charge your battery as well.

Your phone isn’t designed to stop a bullet, and you can’t watch a YouTube video on a bulletproof vest. But, there is a strange similarity between the two objects. In fact, they both use the same chemistry in their production but for very different reasons.

While science and technology have advanced exponentially over the last 100 years, there are still things we just don’t quite understand. From people coming out of comas speaking new languages to strange explosions, sometimes even scientists are stumped.