Author: Larry Haller

Slowly but surely, we are approaching another installment in DJI’s magnificent Phantom lineup of drones. They can be considered as the pinnacle on the drone market. As such, they demand serious attention as they will …

The Federal Aviation Administration is known for causing headaches to drone pilots all across the USA. But it’s all justified if you ask me since the FAA is trying to make the USA a safer …

Hello and welcome to our comprehensive guide for buying drones in 2020! 2019 was a good year for the drone industry, but our focus is on the future, and that’s exactly what we’ll be tacking …

Drones are these magical flying devices that will tingle your kids’ imagination and create memories for years to come. They’re simple to use, are past the first-gen phase which was plagued with safety issues, and …

Typically, Mondays are the worst! However, next Monday won’t be anything like that. Next Monday is going to be outright awesome. I can’t wait for the next Monday… good Lord, I thought I’d never say …

It’s that time of the year again, fellas! The Black Friday shopping craze is upon us and, my oh my, do we have a bunch of special deals for you! As you all know, Black …

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. It is a specialized type of education/learning based on its users interacting with the real world and tackling real life problems across all 4 STEM fields. STEM …

Drones are amazing little gadgets that have been doing us a world of good for plenty of years already. However, with drone tech becoming cheaper and more advanced with every passing generation, there are lots …

Back in 2015, a couple of Intel’s employees that were working on drone projects were wondering whether or not it is feasible to fly 100 drones over Intel’s headquarters. The drones would create the company’s …

So what’s up with that? Who has come up with the ability to control drones with anything other than a controller (such as a smartphone or a fully dedicated controller)? Well, we’re not sure, but …