Your Foreign Router Now Has An Expiration Date, According To The FCC
A major change issued by the FCC could impact how routers operate in the United States, including an end date on software updates for your existing hardware.
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New Roku TV Change May Block Your Favorite Local Channels - Here's Why
A recent Roku TV update has created a real problem for antenna users, making local channels harder to reach when your internet goes out unexpectedly.
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5 Apps You Should Have Downloaded On Your Xbox In 2026
While gaming remains the primary purpose of any console, the latest Xbox consoles can do a lot more thanks to the variety of apps available.
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YouTube's TV App Is Getting A New Feature That Has Been On Mobile For Years
The YouTube app for smart TVs is finally getting a feature mobile users have had for years, closing one of the more obvious gaps on the platform.
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Apple Is Breaking Its Own Rules To Protect iPhone Users From A Dangerous iOS 18 Hack
If you're the owner of an older iPhone running iOS 18 and are concerned about a dangerous new hacking tool, Apple has a surprising solution.
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Instagram Finally Found A Premium Feature You Might Want - And It's A Little Creepy
Meta is testing an Instagram subscription with a premium feature that seems useful on paper, but might be a little creepy once you stop and think about it.
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5 Hidden iPad Notes App Tricks You Should Stop Sleeping On
If you're a fan of Apple Notes and use it to organize your life, you won't want to miss out on these useful app features available on the iPad.
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Why A Handheld GPS May Still Be Worth Using Today
Today's smartphones make easy work of directions and route guidance, but that doesn't mean you need to ditch your dedicated GPS unit just yet.
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Apple Just Made Its Best Monitor Cheaper
Apple's Studio Display XDR has proven itself as one of the best monitors on the market, especially for Mac users, and now it's cheaper than ever.
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Big Changes Are Coming To Headphones In 2026
Headphones are undergoing a bit of a rebirth, as audio gear is not only leaping into new smart tech, but some retro throwbacks are going mainstream as well.
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Samsung Phones That Will Stop Getting Updates In 2026
Time to upgrade? See the full list of Samsung Galaxy phones losing software support in 2026 and what it means for your device's security.
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Samsung Galaxy Watches Finally Have A Feature That Apple Has Had For A While
Samsung Galaxy Watch users in the U.S. can now experience a useful feature that Apple introduced months ago. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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What The Hole On The Top Of Your Pixel 9 Is For
Ever wonder what the little hole is for on top of most Google Pixel 9 phones? You probably can't guess what it is, but you're definitely glad it's there.
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Wrapping Your Car Keys With Aluminum Foil Could Help Stop Thieves - According To Science
Cars are expensive and nobody wants to see their ride stolen, so some people are putting their trust in an unlikely material — aluminum foil.
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3 Reasons Why The Mac Pro Failed
Apple recently discontinued its long-time staple, the Mac Pro, which was first launched 20 years ago. Here's everything that led to the Mac Pro's downfall.
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Nuclear Batteries Could Change Everything, And China Is Already Ahead
If a company could harness nuclear power in a battery, it could power a device like your iPhone or laptop for decades before needing to be replaced.
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Those Lines On The Sides Of Your iPhone Aren't A Design Feature – Here's What They Do
Those lines on the sides of your iPhone might look like sleek racing stripes, but they serve an important purpose. Here's what you need to know about them.
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4 Budget-Friendly Laptops More Powerful Than The MacBook Air
While the MacBook Air is a great all-round device in terms of visuals, battery, and more, here are some budget Windows laptops that beat it in performance.
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The White House Launched Its Own App With A Glaring Privacy Issue
A new White House app promises direct access to the administration, but its data collection and app behavior raise some serious privacy concerns.
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T-Mobile Just Released Its Network-Based Live Translation Beta
Major service provider T-Mobile has just released its network-based live translation feature to a subset of beta users, which doesn't even require an app.
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This Smart Cooking Robot Is All Of Your Essential Kitchen Gadgets In One
If you love the idea of a fully equipped kitchen but don't have a ton of space, you may want to check out this smart robot that combines many kitchen tools.
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The 5 Most Common Ways Passwords Are Hacked, And How To Avoid Them
Your password being hacked can have devastating consequences that extend beyond just your devices, but you can avoid disaster with a few simple tips.
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What Happened To Live Wallpapers On iPhone? Why Apple Got Rid Of The Feature
Ever wondered what happened to live wallpapers on your iPhone? Here’s what you need to know about where they went and what replaces them.
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5 Devices You Can Plug Into Your TV's Old HDMI 2.0 Port – Without Losing Quality
While the HDMI 2.1 standard is a massive upgrade over its predecessor, there are still many devices that can happily use your TV's HDMI 2.0 port without issues.
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How Often Should You Replace Your Router?
If your internet connection seems more sluggish than it used to, an aging gateway could be the cause. Here's how often you should replace your router, and why.
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Sony Is Temporarily Discontinuing Its Memory Cards - Here's Why
if you're a photographer who relies on Sony's memory cards for any of your cameras, it may be harder to find them soon. Here's what's happening.
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10 Money-Saving Smart Home Automations That Do All The Work For You
Building a smart ecosystem in your home is more accessible than ever, with a range of products that automate and regulate the dullest of chores.
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