10 Major Internet Providers Ranked From Worst To Best
A strong internet connection is as vital to a household as water or electricity, so we ranked the top providers based on service and satisfaction.
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Americans Are Switching To VPNs In Droves - Here's Why
VPNs, once the preserve of corporate road warriors, have surged in popularity with everyday Americans seeking to protect their privacy as new laws take effect.
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5 Leaked Apple AirTag 2 Features That Could Make It An Essential
Leaks from an internal iOS 26 build continue to hint at future improvements in Apple tech, including the improved next generation of AirTag trackers.
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5 CISA Security Rules Every iPhone User Should Know
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued guidance surrounding hardening your iPhone from security threats. Here's the advice.
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Google's Browser Of The Future Is Here: The Unique Web App You Need, When You Need It
This is a new product that imagines the future of the internet, where users may interact with internet browsers in novel ways, when they need to.
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Why Microsoft Discontinued WordPad After 30 Years
After a 30-year run, Microsoft has discontinued WordPad, leaving fans of this simple word processor upset. Fortunately, there are solid alternatives.
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Whether you're a remote worker or in-office, sitting at a desk all day can be a pain in the back — these small additions could really alleviate the problem.
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This Hidden iOS Feature Customizes The Way Your AirPods Sound
Those splashing out the asking price for a pair of Apple AirPods might like to know how to make their earbuds sound even better. This iOS feature can help.
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5 Gadgets You're Probably Using The Wrong USB Port For
While USB ports may look all the same and are compatible with most accessories that connect to them, some gadgets have optimal ports they should use.
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Google's Nano Banana Is Highlighting A Big Problem With AI Image Generation
Google's new Nano Banana AI model is making waves for just how realistic its image outputs are. However, critics are pointing to some potential problems.
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Your HDMI 2.1 Ports Might Be 'Fake' - Here's Why
There remains much confusion surrounding the HDMI 2.1 standard, including what features are offered by devices bearing these ports. Are your ports "fake"?
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Don't Pay For Photoshop And Acrobat: Use Them For Free In ChatGPT First
Starting this week, Photoshop, Express, and Acrobat are all available directly in ChatGPT. Of course, there are some caveats that users should know about.
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6 Unexpected Practical Uses For Your Raspberry Pi
A Raspberry Pi can open up all sorts of possibilities, but these tiny PCs can have a variety of other, unexpected uses. Here is a handful you can try.
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Leaked Code Teases Apple's Secret Smart Home Hub And Surprise Accessory
Yet another code leak indicates Apple's 'HomePad' smart home hub is being paired with a new, enhanced accessory similar to Apple's previous HomePod.
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Four Game-Changing Upgrades Are Rumored To Come To Apple Studio Display 2
While Apple's original Studio Display launched with lackluster specs, the rumored refresh boasts major display updates worthy of shelling out the cash for it.
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Say Goodbye To Bulky Speakers With This Sleek High Quality Alternative
It's easy to say goodbye to bulky speakers with these alternatives that promise a smaller footprint, excellent sound quality, and reasonable pricing.
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Forget The Pro And Air, iPad 12 May Be The Best New iPad To Buy In 2026
Once the iPad 12 gets a hold of its rumored new internals, Apple's base tablet may become the budget-friendly, yet powerful device to snag next year.
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How To Use The Latest iPhone-Exclusive Google Maps Parking Location Feature
In a rare move, Google has launched an iPhone-exclusive Google Maps feature that automatically saves where you parked. Here's how to use it.
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Five Old-School Gadgets Nobody Uses Anymore
In the world of consumer tech products, obsolescence is inevitable. These once-popular gadgets are now relegated to the dustbin of history, for better or worse.
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5 Little Known Facts About Your Smart Home
Smart home devices can do a lot more than just the basic stuff they are meant for. Here are some smart home facts that we bet you didn't know.
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Crunchyroll Is Ending Its Free Plan - Here's How You Can Still Watch Anime
After serving as one of the most affordable ways to stream anime for years, Crunchyroll is ending its ad-supported tier. Here are some alternatives you can try.
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Does Apple CarPlay Use Bluetooth Or Wi-Fi To Connect?
If you drive often and have an iPhone, chances are that you use CarPlay regularly. But have you wondered if it uses Bluetooth or Wi-Fi to work?
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What Is 'Liquid Sapphire' Phone Screen Coating (And Should You Use It)?
Liquid sapphire, or more generally, liquid screen protectors, are becoming increasingly popular with consumers. Are they worth buying and using?
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5 Uses For Your Old Roku Streaming Stick
Is your Roku Streaming Stick getting a little long in the tooth? Here are a few ways that you can repurpose your older Roku devices for maximum effect.
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Android Has A New Safety Feature You'll Pray You Never Need, But You Should Be Aware Of It
Android Emergency Live Video is a brand-new safety feature on Android phones that will let you stream video to first responders during emergencies.
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When Will Apple Release iOS 26.3 Beta 1?
As the holiday season approaches, that also means the inevitable release of the first iOS 26.3 beta. Here's when the first beta build is expected to release.
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Amazon Basics Batteries: Here's Who Makes Them And Where They're Manufactured
Amazon Basics sells all kinds of batteries, but it doesn't make them. That's because having other companies produce batteries has its advantages.
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