5 Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Camera Tricks Power Users Swear By
The Galaxy S26 Ultra's cameras already make capturing great images and videos a breeze, but if you're a power user, you've got to try these hidden features.
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iPhone 18 Pro Max Vs. Pixel 11 Pro XL: Which Phone Camera Is Better?
Apple and Google’s $1,299 flagships both pack impressive camera systems, and I tested them side by side to see which one actually takes the better photos.
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Your SSD And GPU Might Be Fighting Over Something You Didn't Even Know They Shared
Adding one more SSD to your gaming PC sounds harmless, but it could quietly slow your graphics card. Here’s when it matters and when you can ignore it.
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Your Samsung Galaxy Phone Can Block Charging Port Attacks With One Setting
If you're wary of "juice jacking," you can easily turn on this feature on your Samsung Galaxy phone to help protect potential port attacks with one click.
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Google Gemini Vs. Alexa Plus: Which Home Assistant Is Actually Worth Using?
When it comes to AI home assistant brands, two major market leaders are Google's Gemini and Amazon's Alexa+, but which one is the better option?
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Who Owns Arlo And Where Are The Cameras Made?
If you ever wondered who owns the brand Arlo, we've got the answer for you, along with what company support's Arlo's cameras, too. Read on to find out.
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Here's How You Can Turn Your iPad Into An Extra Mac Monitor
Are you struggling to work on your Mac but don't have an extra monitor for the screen space you need? You can actually just use your iPad as a second screen.
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SteelSeries Sensei Pro & Rival Pro Series Review: Comfortable Clicking
The SteelSeries Sensei Pro and Rival Pro gaming mice are borrowing from its headphones' innovations, boasting multiple batteries and high-tier specs.
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Some iPhone Owners Say Siri AI Is Far From Intelligent Now - Here's Why
Apple’s big Siri upgrade has finally arrived with iOS 27, but not everyone is impressed. Here’s what iPhone owners are saying about the new AI assistant.
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How Does Garmin Drive Compare To Google Maps?
Map apps like Google Maps and Garmin Drive can help you find the best route. However, one isn't as straightforward to use as its competitor.
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Running Just One RAM Stick Could Secretly Be Ruining Your PC's Performance - Here's Why
RAM prices are through the roof, so you may be tempted to try to just run with a single stick of RAM, but you could be doing more harm than good.
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5 MagSafe Accessories Compatible With The iPhone Duo
The iPhone Duo has unusual dimensions, so not all gadgets work well with it. These five MagSafe accessories, though, are compatible with the new foldable.
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This Free App Saved Me From Buying A $70 KVM Switch
Some people have two computers to, and sometimes they need to use both simultaneously, but using a separate keyboard and mouse can be a pain.
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Turn Your Old Apple Watch Into A Classic Nokia Phone With This 3D Printer Project
If you've got an old Apple Watch gathering dust and don't know what to do with it, you could use your 3D printer to turn it into a classic Nokia device.
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Who Is The Touchscreen MacBook Pro Really For?
Many Apple fans are excited that the company has finally launched a MacBook Pro with a touchscreen. However, not everyone is convinced.
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Android Auto Officially Ends Support For Android 10 Devices
Some pretty popular phones are among those affected by Google's new Android Auto rules. Of all active Android devices globally, over 10% are now disqualified.
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How Long Do Owners Say JBL Speakers Last?
JBL sells a lot of different speakers, so there's no single lifespan for the whole brand. Thankfully, reports from owners offer a useful idea of what to expect.
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3 Audio Accessories That Can Improve Your Roku Setup
If you have a Roku TV and want an upgarde to the audio ouptut, here are some accessories we recommend picking up for an improved experience.
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Xiaomi 18 Fold Review: Best-In-Class Hardware You (Probably) Can't Buy
Considering this foldable is presumably never coming stateside in an official capacity, the Xiaomi 18 Fold will likely instill some jealousy of its home market.
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The iPhone Duo Locks You Out Of This Basic Display Setting After Setup
A basic display scaling feature of iOS present on all iPhone models seems to be missing on the iPhone Duo once you get past the setup process.
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4 Of The Biggest Mobile Phone Innovations Pioneered By Nokia
Nokia is not a major player in the modern smartphone market, but the company was a pioneer. Here are four of the biggest mobile phone innovations from Nokia.
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Can You Use Isopropyl Alcohol To Clean Battery Corrosion?
Contrary to popular belief, that stuff in your battery compartment is corrosion, not acid, and it's easy to clean. Just make sure you use the right stuff.
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10 Gadgets Every Standing Desk User Should Have
A standing desk can help you stay healthy and be more productive, but tech can make it even better. Here are 10 gadgets every standing desk user should have.
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4 Of The Best Asus Gadgets You Can Buy (That Aren't Laptops Or PCs)
If you're a fan of the Asus brand, you don't have to stop at computers, as the company makes a number of cool gadgets for productivity and gaming.
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How To Set Waze As Your Default Navigation App On Android
Not only does Android let you select your preferred default navigation app, but it also lets you pick and choose which links each app can open.
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4 Affordable Tech Finds From Five Below You Should Check Out
Five Below sells a ton of affordable stuff, including tech gadgets and accessories. Here are some sub-$30 tech products from the retailer you should try.
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5 Features I Want Apple Maps To Add As Soon As Possible
Apple Maps has had a rocky life since its launch more than a decade ago, but the company continues to update and refine it. Here are more fixes I'd like to see.
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