Xiaomi 17T Pro Review: Undercutting Its Own Pricier Sibling
Despite its more budget-friendly price, the Xiaomi 17T Pro offer flagship-level performance, a huge battery, and one of the brightest screens on the market.
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How Long Do Gaming Laptops Last? Here's What Users Say
Gaming laptops aren't cheap, so knowing what affects their lifespan matters. Here's what owners report and the factors that make the biggest difference.
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These MacBooks Won't Get The macOS 27 Update
If you use a MacBook, you would want to know if the latest macOS 27 update will make its way to your Mac. Here's a list of devices that won't get the update.
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4 Disadvantages Of Buying Refurbished Smartphones
Some consumers might have some trust issues with refurbished smartphones, rightfully so, even if they are a good option for those on a budget.
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Soundbar Vs. Soundbase: What's The Difference?
Both a soundbar and a soundbase can upgrade your home entertainment audio, but they're not the same. Here are the differences between the two and how to choose.
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5 Of The Best Backpacks For Tech You Can Buy In 2026
While there are plenty of backpacks that cater to different user types, here are some of the best ones that are designed to make carrying tech easier.
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This Iconic Feature Of Samsung Phones Isn't Gone, It's Just Hidden In The Settings
Samsung phones from the past used to feature a full-blown LED light for notifications. While the feature is gone, here's a hidden equivalent worth trying.
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A Small Roku TV Update Brought A Popular Feature Back To Your Home Screen
Cord cutters now have extra convenience when using their Roku home screen, though this new feature is still rolling out and may not be available to everyone.
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These 5 Apps Are Must-Haves For Spotting Your Next Thrift Store Gem
If you are into thrifting and want some help in recognizing valuable items and estimating their price, here are some of the best apps that you can try.
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Why There's A Tiny Hole On Your Fire TV Remote
Amazon Fire TV remotes have a tiny hole that looks like a reset button. It isn't one, and knowing what it actually is can save you from making a mistake.
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3 Hidden Downsides Of Curved Phone Screens
Curved phone screens were all the rage for a few years, but their popularity has faded. Here are the hidden downsides that doomed curved phone screens.
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The Useful Feature That Isn't Enabled By Default On Your Windows 11 Laptop
Operating systems come with all sorts of helpful features that people are underutilizing, some of which make staring at a screen easier on their eyes.
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The Reason Why European iPads Don't Come With A Charger In The Box
Gone are the days when smartphone companies would include a charging brick with every new phone purchase, allowing consumers to start their very own collection.
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Dolby Cinema Vs. Dolby Digital: Which Has The Best Audio Quality?
The Dolby name appears on a lot of audio products. Dolby Cinema and Dolby Digital are both under that umbrella, but there's a big difference between them.
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5 3D Printing Projects That Bring '60s Aesthetics To Modern Tech
If you're looking to accentuate your technology with a more retro flavor, these 3D printing projects will let you bring your tech back to the '60s.
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Rocket Vs. Space Shuttle: What's The Difference?
Rockets have always been a major part of getting people into space, but NASA's space shuttles had very specific missions and operated differently.
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Google Pixel Phones Just Got A Useful Audio Update In Android 17
Android 17 is rolling out to compatible Google Pixel devices now, and it includes one useful update for users who want high quality audio.
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Not Bose, Not Sony: This Is The Best Cheap Wireless Speaker, According To Consumer Reports
If you're looking for a wireless speaker but don't want to break the bank, this budget friendly option ranks highly against other speakers.
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Can't Afford A $1,049 Steam Machine? Valve Will Let You Build Your Own
If Valve's expensive new Steam Machine is out of your budget, you might be able to save some money by building your own thanks to a new Steam release.
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4 Reasons Mini LED Beats OLED (And 4 Ways OLED Still Wins)
The display is a vital component of a quality viewing experience, whether for gaming or cinema. So, who is the current king, and is it even close?
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Dbrand Made A Portal Companion Cube Case For The Steam Machine Before Valve Started Selling It
While everyone is eagerly awaiting Valve to release its Steam Machine, some accessory-makers were more eager and are already taking preorders.
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5 Cool New Google Chrome Features Released In 2026
Google Chrome has been stacking up some great features in recent years, and 2026 has been no different. Here are some of the best new additions to Chrome.
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Stevia Might Be Key To The Future Of Bendable Tech
Flexible technology could be the next evolution of our devices, and thanks to the addition of a bit of stevia, those devices are closer than ever.
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10 Of The Best Gaming Routers You Can Buy In 2026
Whether your information comes in leagues of LAN cable or waves of Wi-Fi, a multi-band gaming router can perform as the hub of a modern home's infrastructure.
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3 Reasons To Ditch Your Amazon Alexa Device
Amazon Alexa helped bring smart home technology to the masses, but times have changed. Here are three reasons you might want to ditch your Amazon Alexa device.
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Say Goodbye To Ray-Ban As Meta Launches Cheaper Standalone Smart Glasses
Meta has announced a new line of its popular Smart Glasses, this time distanced from its Ray-Ban partnership in favor of cheaper glasses.
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Why Old-School CRT TV Screens Had That Weird Fuzzy Feel To The Touch
Remember that fuzzy feeling on your skin when you got close to a CRT TV? While it may have intrigued you as a child, here's the science behind it.
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