Amazon's AI 'Bee' Gadget Sounds Like A Privacy Nightmare - Here's Why
Amazon's Bee AI wearable promises convenient voice-focused features, but like most Amazon devices, the company's privacy record cannot be ignored.
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A New Police Drone From Lockheed Martin Is Out, And This City Insists It's The First To Use It
Police forces across the U.S. are increasingly relying on drone surveillance, with, one department being the first to use a drone designed by Lockheed Martin.
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The 4 Least Reliable Android Phones, According To Consumer Reports
Picking the right Android phone can be tough, but according to Consumer Reports' research, these unreliable ones should be avoided if possible.
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What XPS Means On Dell Computers
Dell's XPS line of computers is geared toward higher-end hardware, but do those three letters actually stand for anything or is it purely branding?
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What Happens To Your Amazon Fire TV Stick If You Leave It Plugged In All The Time?
The Amazon Fire TV Stick is an affordable solution for adding smart TV features to TVs that lack them, but it never turns off and that can produce lots of heat.
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5 Cheaper Alternatives To AirPods Pro Actually Worth Buying
The Apple AirPods Pro are some of the best wireless earbuds, but they are also fairly expensive. We offer a few options that won’t break the bank.
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Why Smart TVs Are Switching From Android OS
Android TV seems a lot less common as a smart TV OS these days. There are a few reasons why that is, and why it may not be as big a issue as it seems.
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Are Expensive HDMI Cables More Reliable? Here's What Users Say
With many home tech accessories, the more expensive, the better. But what about with HDMI cables? Here's how to know if you need to splurge.
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You May Not Actually Own Your Next Computer - Here's Why
Computer technology has evolved rapidly and continues to do so. It is now reaching a point, where users may not even own their computers anymore.
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The Reason Why Some Power Banks Are So Cheap
Power banks vary widely in price, and there’s a big reason why some brands are dramatically cheaper than others that many shoppers overlook.
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You Should Always Use 'Filmmaker Mode' On Your TV - Here's Why
Films are often changed a bit in post-production, but that doesn't mean the filmmaker's original intent is lost forever. In fact, it's quite easy to restore.
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4 Common Mistakes People Make With USB Flash Drives
Are you accidentally ruining your USB? Discover the four common mistakes people make with flash drives and learn how to prevent permanent data loss today.
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Is Apple CarPlay Actually Free? Here's What You Need To Know
Is Apple CarPlay free? Apple’s software won’t cost you, but from wireless adapters to data-hungry apps, the "free" experience has a price. We break it down.
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2 Of The Best Sleep Headphones You Can Buy, According To Consumer Reports
Looking for better rest? Discover the 2 best sleep headphones you can buy, according to rigorous testing from Consumer Reports. Find your perfect pair today.
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Can Aluminum Foil Actually Block RFID Signals?
If you're traveling and worried about skimmers stealing your personal data, you might be wondering whether aluminum foil can block RFID signals.
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7 CarPlay Features Apple Recently Added To Your Vehicle
Apple CarPlay became much better with all the upgrades that came after iOS 26 was released. These are some updates to the system that you might have missed.
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5 Viral Tech 'Lifehacks' That Don't Actually Work
Claims about easy hacks for phones and computers can spread rapidly online, but sometimes they're just myths. Here are some of the most pervasive ones.
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This Is The Best Time To Buy Tech On Amazon
Searching for a good deal on your Amazon tech wishlist? These are the best times to shop tech products on Amazon if you want a guaranteed sale.
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You Can Turn Your Extra USB Port Into A Master Key - Here's How
Privacy and security concerns are becoming more commonplace as data sharing becomes more commonplace. Here's how to lock down your computer via USB key.
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Your PlayStation 5 Might Be Plugged Into The Wrong HDMI Port - Here's Why
Those gamers, casual or otherwise, who own a PS5 might be wise to check whether their console is plugged into the correct HDMI port. Here's why.
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4 Situations Where You Should Avoid Using HDMI Ports
While HDMI cables and connections have become fairly ubiquitous, there are still enthusiast-level scenarios where it's better to opt for a more specific cable.
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6 Costco Gadgets Under $25 That Are Actually Worth Buying
Costco's bulk pricing makes it a great place for families with many mouths to feed, but savvy members can also score deals on a variety of handy gadgets.
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This Wireless Battery-Powered TV Could Completely Change Your Home Theater
If you're in search of a TV that's completely battery-powered and eliminates the hassle and look of messy cables, you may want to consider Displace's products.
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3 Ways To Make Your Mouse Feel Quicker
If you are experiencing lag with your mouse and don't want to buy a new one just yet, here are some settings you can tinker with to make it more responsive.
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Samsung's Cheap New A17 Android Phone Is Only $200, But Is It Worth It?
Samsung has released a new model of its A-series of Android phones, targeted at the budget-conscious consumer, but is the A17 worth buying?
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Why Costco Still Relies On IBM Computers From The '80s
If you've ever looked over at one of the terminals a Costco employee is using, you may be wondering why it looks like something out of the 1980s. Here's why.
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Dolby Audio Vs. Dolby Atmos: What's The Difference?
You're probably used to seeing the Dolby logo on all kinds of products, but what does it mean when one says "Dolby Audio" and another says "Dolby Atmos"?
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