5 Compact Speakers That Deliver More Powerful Sound Than Your Phone
If you're listening to music on the go and don't want to use headphones, these compact speakers may be just what your phone needs.
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What Happens If You Don't Update Your Graphics Card Drivers?
Like software, firmware, and operating systems, GPUs sometimes receive updates or patches. Here's what happens if you don't update your graphics card drivers.
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4 Headphone Brands With Software That Really Makes A Difference
The right companion app can make a big difference to how your headphones sound and behave, with useful controls that go far beyond the basics.
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This Programming Language Is Quickly Becoming One Of The Most Popular In The World
Among common programming languages like Python and C, one new and upcoming language promises all the benefits and capability of C, without memory issues.
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11 Of The Best Retro Emulators For PC Gamers
The PC is known for its expansive gaming content, and that's before you dig into emulators that can run just about every console game from your youth.
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4 Reasons To Skip The iPhone 18 (And Why You Should Upgrade To iPhone 17 Now)
Why play the waiting game for the iPhone 18? Skip all the hype and cure your tech FOMO by upgrading to the feature-packed iPhone 17 right now.
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5 Useful Anker Travel Gadgets For Road Trips And Flights
Planning your next trip? These Anker gadgets can make charging, powering devices, and staying connected easier whether you're driving or flying.
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Apple's Latest macOS Release Leaks Several Unannounced Products That Have Me Really Excited
Apple releases new products every year, whether it's a new phone or laptop, but sometimes a look at a product's code can reveal what the brand's working on.
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Apple May Have Leaked Its Biggest AirPods Upgrade In Years
A video clip embedded in the latest macOS Tahoe release candidate shows off a pair of thick-stemmed AirPods and a feature with potential privacy concerns.
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Viaim RecDot Review: Making An Argument For Dedicated AI Earbuds
Viaim's RecDot earbuds go all in on AI features for transcription and note-taking, but where do they fit in as other popular earbuds adopt AI?
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A Kindle Software Update Just Killed The Airplane Mode Trick For Libby Loans
A commonly used workaround that allowed readers to keep Libby books checked out beyond their due dates has seemingly been shut down on certain Kindle models.
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9 Clever Uses For Samsung DeX You Should Know About
Mobile desktop user interfaces have come a long way this decade, and Samsung DeX is one of the best. Here are nine clever uses for DeX you should know about.
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Who Owns Commodore? The Retro PC Brand Still Exists, But A Lot Has Changed
Remember Commodore and its popular 64? Whatever happened to that brand? Who owns it now? And what kind of products is it producing these days?
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5 TCL TV Features You Have To Enable Yourself
While TCL TVs are known for offering excellent features, you can tweak a few settings and unlock some extra features too. Here are the ones worth trying.
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5 High-Rated Laptops With Deep Discounts At Best Buy In August 2026
In the market for a quality new laptop, but not wanting to drain your bank account in order to get one? Check out these great deals at Best Buy.
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Fairphone's Repairable Android Phones Come To The US For The First Time Ever
Fairphone has finally launched a U.S. website, and it's now selling the modular Fairphone Gen 6+ and its replacement parts to American consumers.
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Why Aren't Wind Turbines A More Popular Way To Power Homes?
Home solar power is not as efficient as wind power, but solar is still more popular. What is it about wind power that keeps it in second place?
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5 Affordable Tablets You Can Use For Work And Home
If you're looking to add a tablet for either around your house or improving productivity at work, you might consider these budget-friendly picks.
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10 Things To Stop Doing If You Have A Mini PC
The mini PC is a great alternative to a desktop or a laptop, but their unique characteristics mean there are specific pitfalls when it comes to their use.
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Stop Using Your Old Suction Cup Phone Mount - Use This Instead
Most people use suction phone mounts in their vehicles, but it may not be the most effective solution. Here's an alternative you should be using instead.
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5 Of Amazon's Best-Selling Phone Cases With A Built-In Screen Protector
Amazon's best-selling phone cases with a built-in screen protector span a range of budgets and features. Here's how to decide which one is right for you.
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Google Home Speaker Review: Solid, Dependable, And Slow
In an extremely competitive market with plenty of quality budget options, the new $99 Google Home Speaker finds itself stuck in the middle.
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The World's First Mobile Phone Call Was A Perfect Example Of '70s Tech Rivalry
Long before Apple vs. Samsung rivalry, Motorola and Bell fought the OG tech war. See how Motorola won with the first mobile phone call in 1973.
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If Apple Maps Can't Find Your Location, Try This
Apple Maps offers a lot of helpful features, including turn-by-turn navigation, cycling instructions, and more. When it's not working, there are easy fixes.
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4 Camera Accessories You Should Buy On Amazon (And 4 You Shouldn't)
Amazon is so convenient to order what you want, but with camera accessories while you can buy some stuff safely online, there's also plenty to avoid.
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How Many Times Can You Fold Your Motorola Razr?
The biggest selling points of Motorola's Razr phones are that they have foldable screens. While the technology is cool, it has limitations too.
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What Is The 'One-Hour Rule' For Morning Screen Time?
Morning screen habits can affect focus, mood, and productivity. Here's what research says about changing your routine and building better habits.
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