The iPhone Duo Might Not Support Your Old MagSafe Accessories — Here's Why
The iPhone Duo supports MagSafe, but that doesn't mean every accessory you own will work with it. There's a catch that could complicate your upgrade.
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What's The Maximum Coverage Range For Mesh Wi-Fi?
Mesh Wi-Fi promises a stronger and more consistent signal throughout your house, but what's the maximum mesh coverage range? Here's what you need to know.
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Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 3 Works With iPhone But Leaves Another Popular Phone In The Dust
Third time's the charm — or three's a crowd? Samsung is finally bringing its Galaxy SmartTag to iPhone users, but another group is conspicuously left out.
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What Does The VoLTE Symbol Mean On Your Phone?
Years ago, some cellular networks wouldn't let you browse the internet while talking on a call. Wireless upgrades like VoLTE changed that.
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Amazon's Latest Kindle Lineup Has A Totally New Design — Here's What Changed
Amazon redesigned the Kindle, Paperwhite, and Colorsoft, and even the cheapest model is sporting a new look. The displays themselves also got a nice upgrade.
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5 Early October 2026 Prime Day Electronics Deals Worth Checking Out
Amazon's Prime Day event starts on October 6 and runs through October 7, but there are some items being discounted early that you can get your hands on.
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Are Older AMD GPUs Still Worth Buying?
Technology moves fast, and with AI skyrocketing demand for GPUs and memory chips, it's hard to buy anything new. Fortunately, older cards can hold up.
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5 Disadvantages Of Blu-Ray Discs
Owning your favorite movies on Blu-ray means you don't have to chase them across streaming services, but it doesn't guarantee a trouble-free movie night.
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Why Can't We Always Recycle Wind Turbine Blades? Here Are Some Potential Solutions
Wind-powered electricity is a boon for the environment thanks to its lack of emissions, but what do we do with the blades when we can't use them?
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What Google Maps' Wheelchair-Accessible Routes Actually Tell You
Google Maps has wheelchair-accessible routes available, and they actually do quite a bit more than simply providing routes to avoid stairs and other obstacles.
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5 Anker Accessories That Are Backpacking Essentials
Backpacking is fun until you need to cram all your essentials in a small space. Here are some compact Anker accessories that can come in handy during your trip.
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Does Google Home Still Need A Dedicated Smart Home Hub?
Does utilizing the Google Home app and associated Google smart home devices require the use of a hub? It turns out that the answer is, it depends.
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11 3D Printer Features Beginners Shouldn't Pay Extra For
It can be hard to tell which features are a must and which you can avoid -- especially when you're starting out in a new hobby like 3D printing.
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Software Support Drives The Growing E-Waste Problem - Here's Why
E-waste is a growing problem, and a major contributor to its growth is the relentless onslaught of software updates pushed by software makers.
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The Google Pixel 11 Pro's HiLight LED Is Getting A Cool New Feature
Google is making the Pixel 11 Pro’s unusual HiLight LED more useful, with an Android 17 update adding another reason to pay attention to it.
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The 5 Best Phones For Seniors With Parkinson's Or Arthritis
Seniors with Parkinson's or arthritis can struggle with using regular smartphones, but here are some phones tailored to assist them with accessibility features.
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5 Reasons To Buy 4K Blu-Rays Instead Of Another Streaming Subscription
More and more people are switching back to owning physical media since subscribing to streaming platforms is no longer as beneficial as it used to be.
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Does It Matter How Long An Ethernet Cable Is?
You've heard that you may have trouble with your cables if they're too long, but does that also apply to the Ethernet cables you use for the Internet?
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5 Reasons To Buy An iPhone 18 Pro Max Over A Galaxy S26 Ultra
Both the iPhone 18 Pro Max and the Galaxy S26 Ultra are top-tier flagships that go neck and neck in most departments, but here's why the iPhone takes the lead.
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Can Mesh Wi-Fi Solve Your Gaming Lag
You may have used or heard of using mesh routers to strengthen weak Internet signals in a home, but will it fix lag issues when gaming online?
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Apple Music Subscribers Reveal The Key Features They Want Next
Disappointed by the lack of proper new features, both I and a whole community of subscribers still think Apple Music has improvements to make.
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Why Do Some Earbuds Sound Better When You Twist Them?
Your earbuds are convenient for audio on the go, but twisting them is one of the key steps for getting the best quality earbud audio.
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Longer Software Support Shouldn't Be The Reason You Buy A Premium Phone
There are many who take software support for granted because few smartphone owners actually keep their phone until a manufacturer stops software updates.
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Your OnePlus Phone Can Become A Walkie-Talkie With This Cool Feature
If you miss the old walkie-talkie feature from Motorola phones, OnePlus offers a significantly improved version of the walkie-talkie on its devices.
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What's The Average Lifespan Of A Portable Battery Bank?
The average lifespan of a portable battery bank depends on more than age alone, with a few key factors determining how long it keeps performing well.
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You Can Optimize Your Home Printer's Settings For Better Quality - Here's How
Your home printer may have better print quality than you realize, and it all comes down to how well you optimize your printer's settings.
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5 Affordable iPhone 18 Pro Cases You Should Check Out Instead Of Apple's
Apple's official iPhone cases are great, but you don't need to shell out $50 when these budget third-party iPhone 18 Pro cases offer better features for less.
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