Google Now Shows You Which Android Apps Will Drain Your Battery
Google has revealed it will be changing how it notifies users about apps, and will now clearly identify apps that are using more of your battery than normal.
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5 Clever Ways To Use The USB Port On Your Router
While your router might seem like a single-purpose device, you can use its USB port for a variety of cool things. Here are some use cases worth exploring.
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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Feature Makes Me Want To Ditch The iPhone
Samsung surprised fans with the reveal of a screen shifting Ultra Privacy Feature, and it's a feature that may finally persuade iPhone owners to jump ship.
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4 Of The Most Secure Smartphones You Can Buy In The U.S.
These days, there's always a new digital attack around the corner targeting smartphones. Here are some phones that offer the best security against such threats.
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The 8 Best (And 4 Worst) TVs For Gaming In 2026
With a slate of fantastic games dropping this year, we've sorted out which televisions make the grade and which don't stack up for your gaming sessions.
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4 Of The Best Android Tablets Under 12 Inches You Can Buy In 2026
Android tablets come in a wide variety to fit almost every need. If you're looking for a gaming device or want to read e-books, check out these four options.
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MWC 2026 Was All About Chinese Phones, 6G, And Dancing Robots
MWC 2026 is drawing to a close, but the event featured a ton of exciting news and reveals about what to expect from technology in the coming years.
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Pennsylvania's New License Plates Are Causing Toll Cameras To Malfunction
Pennsylvania released updated license plate designs to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, but it's resulted in drivers getting inaccurate tolls.
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Does The 3D Printing Filament Brand Matter? 5 Things To Consider
If you've just started 3D printing as a hobby, you're probably comparing the various filament types, but does the brand matter too? Here's what you should know.
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The Reason Why Your Keyboard's 'F' And 'J' Keys Have Little Bumps On Them
If you've taken a close look at your computer keyboard, you may see horizontal bumps on the F and J keys. Here's what they signify, and how they're useful.
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4 Clever Uses For Your Old Phone Charging Cables
If you have a bunch of old charging cables, don't turn them into e-waste just yet. Here are some clever ways to repurpose them and put them to work.
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5 Cool New Gadgets That Can Use Your Monitor's USB Port
If you have a modern monitor that sports USB ports, you'd be surprised to see how many cool gadgets you can plug into them. Here are some worth trying.
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Those Foam Microphone Covers Actually Serve An Important Audio Purpose
There are a variety of different foam-based and more complex microphone covers that may look unusual, but serve a distinct purpose in preserving audio quality.
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5 Phones With Batteries That Last Longer Than The Google Pixel 10 Pro
While the Google Pixel 10 Pro is a great all-round performer, its battery life isn't the best. Here are some phones that beat the 10 Pro by a long shot.
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This $40 USB Gadget Will Immediately Improve Audio Quality On Your Nintendo Switch And PS5
If you're interested in using a Bluetooth headset with your Switch or your PlayStation 5, check out this budget accessory which improves your audio.
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6 Things You Need To Know About XGIMI's New MemoMind AR Glasses
XGIMI is known for its home and portable projector lineup, but now its entering the AR glasses market, and it's taking a different approach than Meta.
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Why There's Simply No Need For A Smart Home Hub Anymore
Smart home hubs were once at the forefront of connected home technology, but nowadays, they're not really that necessary in order to control your home.
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Agibot Launches Humanoid Robot Rental Program (And The Price Might Surprise You)
Robot maker Agibot has revealed the next phase of its humanoid robot program, and it involves being able to rent your own robot instead of buying outright.
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Apple's New MacBook Neo Is Really Cheap (And Powered By An iPhone Chip)
Apple saved its most interesting announcement for last this week, as the MacBook Neo brings an iPhone chip and an affordable price point to the laptop line.
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8 Cool New USB Gadgets To Add To Your Workshop Or Garage
USB gadgets are super handy for completing jobs in your workshop or garage and can make DIY tasks simpler. Here are 8 of the best on the market right now.
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The 5 Best Movie Soundtracks For Testing Your New Audiophile Setup
Whether you're updating your old sound system or just got into high-quality audio setups, these soundtracks are the best ones to test your new setup with.
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4 Clever Uses For A USB-C To HDMI Adapter Cable
The humble USB-C to HDMI Adapter is a cable that may not seem like it has many uses, but you can actually do some pretty interesting things with it.
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MWC 2026 Kicks Off The 6G Era - But Will It Be Any Different?
Mobile World Congress 2026 is serving as the official kickoff of the 6G era in mobile technology, but how different does it look to be from 5G?
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Why There's Simply No Need For Amazon Fire Tablets Anymore
Amazon's Fire-branded line of tablets have long been an affordable option for many consumers, but at present, there's little need for them anymore.
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This Sleek $26 USB Gadget Lets You See Hard-To-Reach Spaces
For less than $30, this handy USB gadget makes short work of putting eyes on hard-to-reach spaces for just about any DIY home project you can think of.
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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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Why There's Simply No Need For Physical Credit Cards Anymore
For decades, a necessary means of making payments was a physical credit or debit card, but new technology means they are now quickly being replaced.
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