You Can Make Most Older Phones Charge Wirelessly - Here's How
It is possible to make some older cell phones compatible with modern wireless charging, and the easiest methods are as simple as buying a part.
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4 Of The Weirdest Blackberry Devices Ever Made
Blackberry has had a wild ride in the smartphone industry, from once being a market leader to exiting hardware entirely. Here are the weirdest phones it made.
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Why Are People Buying Steam Decks For Almost $1,000?
Valve increased the price of its Steam Deck to about $1,000, but that hasn't stopped fans from buying it, despite similar handhelds being cheaper.
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6 Of The Best Gaming PCs You Can Buy For Under $1500
The AI boom is skyrocketing computing prices, and its not likely to change soon. These pre-built gaming PCs will upgrade your rig before the future arrives.
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5 Common Problems With LG TVs
If you have an LG TV or are planning to buy one, it's best to know about their common problems. Here are some of the most prominent ones and their fixes.
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Why Does NASA Need To Use Atomic Clocks In Space?
When it comes to navigation in outer space, keeping precise time is incredibly important, that's why NASA needs to use high-precision time keeping.
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iPadOS 27 Improves The iPad With 5 New Features
Apple showed off the future of the iPad at its recent WWDC event, and it includes significant updates coming in the iPadOS 27 release.
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5 Essential Samsung Galaxy Watch Features That You Have To Enable Yourself
When you get your brand-new smartwatch, make sure you go through each feature to make sure they're automatically enabled, or you might be missing out.
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4 Reasons You Shouldn't Buy Cheap Noise-Canceling Headphones
A good pair of noise-canceling headphones can be an expensive investment, but choosing a cheaper pair could wind up costing you more.
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iOS 27 Made iPhones Last Longer, But You'll Still Want To Buy A Brand-New Model
iOS 27 supports more iPhones than any previous release, but only three models qualify for every feature. It all comes down to a spec Apple rarely discusses.
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8 Common Tech Gadgets That Are Underrated Kitchen Upgrades
Not every kitchen convenience needs to be food-specific. These gadgets have many uses, but might not be the first to mind for the heart of the home.
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Why Do Laptops Run Better When Plugged In?
Have you noticed that your laptop runs great when it's plugged in but slows down the moment you pull the plug? Here's why that happens, and why it's normal.
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5 Emergency Features To Enable On Your iPhone Before It's Too Late
Setting up your iPhone for emergencies takes maybe ten minutes. If you haven't done it yet, these are the most important features worth starting with.
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How To Easily Free Up Space In Your Google Email, Drive, And Photos
Google's cloud storage can quickly fill up, especially if you are on the free plan offering just 15GB of space. Here's how to free up some of that space.
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11 Things You Didn't Know Your Nest Thermostat Can Do
Google has added some clever features that go beyond heating and cooling. In fact, your Nest thermostat can act as a tiny brain for your home.
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Why Are 4K Blu-Ray Players Still So Expensive?
Many consumers are waiting for prices to drop before buying a 4K Blu-ray player. Here's why that hasn't happened yet and why the wait may not end soon.
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5 Smartwatch Sleep Tracking Features You Need To Try
While most smartwatches offer basic sleep tracking out of the box, there are many hidden features that can elevate your experience. Here are some of them.
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What's The Point Of A 3D Pen If You Already Have A 3D Printer?
Already own a 3D printer? Discover how a 3D pen serves as a vital post-processing tool for makers, or as a low-cost entry point for absolute beginners.
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Why Did Old PCs Have A Turbo Button On Them?
The first computer with a Turbo button was the Eagle PC Turbo in 1984, and it became common to see such a button on most pre-built computers.
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5 Visionary '60s Gadgets That Predicted The Future
The Space Race gets most of the attention, but the 1960s quietly produced technology that shaped the modern world in ways that are still playing out today.
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Liquid Vs. Solid Fuel Rockets: What's The Difference?
When it comes to powering rockets, you can either go with liquid fuel or solid fuel, but there are some critical differences between these to fuels.
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5 Nostalgic Electronics & Gadgets That Will Instantly Remind Gen X Of Their Parents
Gen Xers are often referred to as the forgotten generation, but that's okay because they're self-reliant, and you'd have to be with the tech from their time.
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How To Unlock More Siri Voice Options In iOS 27
The upcoming iOS 27 release will include new options to tweak the speed and enunciation of Siri's voice. It can sound as natural or robotic as you like.
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5 Health Metrics Your Smartwatch Is Probably Measuring Inaccurately
Before you take all your smartwatch health metrics as gospel, be aware that several of those values are probably riddled with accuracy issues.
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Everything New Coming To tvOS 27 For Apple TV Users
Even though Apple didn't focus on what's coming to its set-top box in the WWDC keynote, there are at least eight features coming to Apple TV.
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The 5 Best Android Apps For Quick Photo Editing
Photo-editing can be a chore, but there are plenty of apps available for Android that will let you quickly make your pictures look their best.
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Study Shows AI Can Pass The Turing Test More Reliably Than Humans
The Turing test was made to measure how well a computer can replicate a human, and now with AI in everything from search engines to apps, it's getting better.
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