Can You Still Buy An iPod In 2026? Here's Where To Find One
As it pivoted toward the iPhone, Apple gradually slimmed down its iPod line and, in 2022, retired the final version bringing the curtain down on the era.
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Why A Vintage Amp Is The Thrift Store Gem You've Been Walking Past
Get that legendary, authentic rock sound without the rock-star price tag. Discover how to score a vintage amplifier masterpiece on a thrift-store budget.
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The FCC Ban Impacts Another Budget-Friendly 4K Drone (For Now)
First, it was DJI, now this affordable brand is caught in the crosshairs. See which 4K quadcopter is now on the no-fly list for recreational enthusiasts.
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Sapphire Vs. Gorilla Glass: Which Is Better For Smartwatches?
Choosing whether you want sapphire glass or Gorilla Glass for your smartwatch depends on what you plan to use your watch for—looks or fitness.
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Not LG, Not Sennheiser: This Soundbar Gets Consumer Reports' Best Audio Rating
A flagship soundbar earns top audio scores in testing, combining deep bass, clear dialogue, and room-calibrated surround sound for premium results.
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9 Common Gadgets That Are Actually Illegal In Some Places
There's a good chance that you own at least one piece of technology that, if you're in the wrong country, could see you in serious trouble.
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What's The Cheapest Motorola Phone Sold In The US And Is It Worth Buying?
Motorola offers an affordable phone for under a few hundred dollars. Though it may not compete with the best, it’s a solid choice in the cheap range.
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Gorilla Glass Is Strong, But These Everyday Materials Can Still Scratch It
Gorilla Glass has a reputation for being nearly indestructible, but there are common materials most people carry with them every day that can scratch it easily.
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5 Costco TV Deals That Will Have You Skipping Amazon Prime Day
Amazon's big Prime Day festivities are coming up later this month, but Costco is offering great deals on TVs right now that might have you skipping the event.
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Roku Is Being Sold For $22 Billion To Tubi Owner
Tubi's parent company is acquiring Roku in a deal expected to close sometime in 2027. Both sides say the platform will stay open, but Wall Street has doubts.
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9 Over Hyped Tech Gadgets That Failed On Arrival
Many tech gadgets come with plenty of hype, and a lot of them hit the mark ... but not all of them do. Here are nine eagerly awaited gadgets that failed early.
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Windows 11's June Update Added A Cool New Feature That Could Speed Up Your Old PC
Microsoft is rolling out a brand new update to add a new profile for Windows 11 users that is aimed at speeding up its sluggish OS.
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Some Amazon Users Can Effectively Get This Google Nest Smart Thermostat For Free
Thanks to a new energy rebate, some Amazon shoppers can get this smart thermostat for as little as $0. Here is how to check your local area's eligibility.
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This Magnetic Charging Breakthrough Lets Electric Ships Recharge Wirelessly At Sea
This breakthrough in magnetic charging helps electric ships keep their batteries topped up far more efficiently than the current plug-in method.
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Solar Panels Over Crops Are Providing An Unexpected Benefit For Arizona Farmworkers
Generating green electricity is only half the story. Discover how these elevated clean-energy arrays are doubling as critical heat shields for laborers.
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All Apple Intelligence Features Coming In iOS 27
Apple revealed a ton of new features coming to iPhones in iOS 27, and it seems like the company is really leaning in on AI, or Apple Intelligence.
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What Is The Micro-USB Port On Older Apple TVs For?
A Micro-USB port can be found on the on older Apple TVs, but what is it for? Here's what Apple has said about the matter and how you can use this feature.
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10 Walmart Tech Deals To Look Out For In June 2026
Summer is nigh, and what better time to scoop up some tech to get you through the dog days? Walmart's June deals cover everything from gifts to hobbies.
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5 Mistakes Homeowners Make With Solar Panels
Solar panels are a significant investment that can improve your home, but you have to make sure to avoid some common (and costly) mistakes.
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AMD Refuses To Pay A $10,000 Bug Bounty For A Flaw It Never Caught
A major exploit found in AMD software could have caused serious damage if a researcher hadn't found it, but AMD is refusing to pay its promised "bug bounty."
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This Study On Gen Z Smartphone Users Debunks A Generational Smartphone Myth
No generation can escape being the subject of stereotyping, including Gen Z. However, this study debunks a common myth about their smartphone use.
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This Costco Smart Home Find Can Keep Your Family Organized
A Costco find is making the rounds as a practical smart home upgrade for families. It works as a shared calendar, chore tracker, meal planner, and more.
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The Lights On Your PlayStation 5 Controller Aren't Just Battery Indicators
The glowing lights on a PS5 controller serve several purposes, with different colors and patterns tied to console and gameplay activity.
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This Free Calculator App Is A Vault Hidden In Plain Sight
App stores are now seeing the rise of "Vault Apps," which are designed to help users hide apps, data, and more from any prying eyes.
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Hisense Vs. TCL: Which Budget TV Brand Is A Better Investment?
Hisense and TCL are the two biggest names in budget TVs, and both are worth considering. Picking between them comes down to what you're buying and why.
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15 Hidden Apple Intelligence Features Apple Didn't Talk About At WWDC
WWDC 2026 focused on the headline AI upgrades, but several smaller Apple Intelligence changes across Apple's apps could have a bigger impact than you expect.
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Why Do LG TVs Randomly Turn On?
Imagine you're hanging out and your LG TV randomly turns on. No, it's not evidence that your house is haunted, it just means you have certain settings enabled.
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