New Roku TV Change May Block Your Favorite Local Channels - Here's Why
A recent Roku TV update has created a real problem for antenna users, making local channels harder to reach when your internet goes out unexpectedly.
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5 Apps You Should Have Downloaded On Your Xbox In 2026
While gaming remains the primary purpose of any console, the latest Xbox consoles can do a lot more thanks to the variety of apps available.
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YouTube's TV App Is Getting A New Feature That Has Been On Mobile For Years
The YouTube app for smart TVs is finally getting a feature mobile users have had for years, closing one of the more obvious gaps on the platform.
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Would You Trust A Drone To Deliver Your Food? GrubHub Thinks You Should
You next food delivery could be cleared for takeoff with Grubhub's new drone delivery test program. What's the tipping policy for automated drones?
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Does Putting Aluminum Foil Behind Your Router Actually Improve Your Wi-Fi?
Putting aluminum foil behind your internet router may seem a little silly, but it can make a difference if your apartment suffers from Wi-Fi dead zones.
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Michael B. Jordan's Sci-Fi Anime Series Is A Hidden Gem On HBO Max
He's better known for on-screen performances (especially after that Oscar win), but Michael B. Jordan has also starred in some great animated stuff too.
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This Iconic Car Feature Is Officially Dead In 2026
With all of the technological advancements, this feature was bound to disappear from vehicles. As of 2026, it's no longer a factory-included option.
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The Amazon Fire Phone Might Be Coming Back After Its Historic Flop
The original Fire Phone debuted in 2014 with some interesting innovations, but it was abandoned in 2015 after Amazon barely sold 35,000 units.
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Android's New AutoFDO Feature Is Doing More Than Just Speeding Up Your Phone
Google built Android's new kernel by simulating how people actually use their phones. The result is doing more for users than a simple speed boost.
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The Final Missing Piece For Long-Lasting OLED Displays Might Be Coming Soon
OLED displays have one stubborn unsolved problem, and multiple companies think they're close to cracking it. The blue pixel era may be ending.
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Robin Williams' Daughter's Name Was Inspired By This Nintendo Classic
Robin Williams' connection to Nintendo ran deeper than basic fandom, and it eventually influenced what he chose to name his daughter years later.
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4 Costco Tech Deals That Rival Amazon's Big Spring Sale
Amazon's Big Spring Sale is grabbing headlines, but Costco has tech deals right now that are just as good, sometimes better, and easier to return.
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Are Wired Accessories Actually More Reliable Than Wireless?
There has been a debate for decades about whether wireless accessories were better or worse than their wired components, but are they really more reliable?
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Amazon's Big Spring Sale Is Coming, But These 5 Deals Are Already Here
If you've been waiting for Amazon's upcoming Big Spring Sale to make new purchases, here are some early bird deals worth considering on the site.
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It Takes Almost A Decade For Wind Turbines To Pay Off - Here's Why
Wind turbines provide clean, renewable energy and pay for themselves in cost savings -- eventually. Here's why it can take years for wind power to pay off.
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How Often Are Toll Cameras Wrong? Here's What You Need To Know
Toll road cameras are used to track and monitor who uses them, and invoice them accordingly, but how often are these systems actually correct?
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The First Car With A Backup Camera Predates Most Modern Drivers
This year marks the 70th anniversary of the backup camera's debut. Check out the history of this technology, and how it's evolved to today's cars.
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Costco Is Taking $120 Off The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE All Through March 2026
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE is on sale at Costco this month, letting you get a modern, powerful, budget-friendly tablet for much less than its usual price.
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US Medical Company Hit With Cyberattack, And This Hacker Group Is Claiming Responsibility
While this isn't the first cyberattack since the U.S.'s conflict with Iran, it is the first one to cause significant setbacks for a company.
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Steam Machine Verified Details Are Out (And You Should Be Worried)
The Steam Machine has been one of the most exciting announcements for gamers of all varieties in a long time because it's a whole new console.
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LG's Newest OLED TVs Just Got An Exciting Price Update
If you were on the fence about buying one of LG's recently announced OLED TVs or an older model, the recently revealed pricing may sway you.
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The 4 Best Home Security Cameras With Local Storage, According To Consumer Reports
Security cameras are proving to be a double-edged sword as concerns about privacy increase, but these four cameras avoid that thanks to local storage options.
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Not South Korea, Not The US: This Is The Country That Produces The Most Computer Chips
South Korea accounts for only 19% of the world's semiconductor production while the U.S. produces only 12% of the global share, a drop in the ocean.
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If You're Flying United Airlines, Bring Your Headphones - Here's Why
Headphones seem like a common accessory for most passengers to bring in their carry-on for a flight. They're easy enough to throw in a bag (and cheap enough).
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New Windows 12 Rumors Were Immediately Debunked
A new report seemed to indicate that an AI-focused version of Windows was imminent, but those reports have been swiftly debunked by the original reporters.
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Elijah Wood's Underrated Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Movie Is Streaming On Peacock
Still, to this day, Elijah Wood is most recognizable as the hobbit Frodo Baggins from the "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy, which premiered in 2001.
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Nuclear Submarines Can Stay Underwater For Months - Here's How
Nuclear submarines carry out multiple types of missions, but no matter the mission, it's vital that they remain hidden in the ocean's depths.
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