10 Handy Arduino Accessories For Your Next DIY Project
The Arduino is a great way for hobbyists and pros alike to experiment with programmable objects, but it can be confusing for beginners without these tools.
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Why Don't We Put AI Data Centers In Space? Nvidia's CEO Has 3 Reasons
Sending AI data centers into space sounds futuristic, but Nvidia's CEO says a few practical obstacles still make that idea hard to justify today.
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An iPhone Fold Might Not Be The iPad Replacement You Were Hoping For
Apple will run a customized version of iOS, which will bring some capabilities of iPadOS but it won't make it a replacement for a proper iPad.
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4 Reasons Why Automatic License Plate Readers Make Mistakes
Automatic License Plate Readers are pretty good at identifying car plates, but certain conditions and situations may cause them to make important mistakes.
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Why There's Simply No Need For Phone Cases Anymore
While phone cases have been a staple among most users, modern devices don't really require one. Here are the reasons why you should probably go caseless now.
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5 Clever Ways You Can Use Smart Speakers In Your Home
If you have smart speakers throughout your house, you may be surprised to discover they're useful for way more than just playing your music.
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US Medical Company Hit With Cyberattack, And This Hacker Group Is Claiming Responsibility
While this isn't the first cyberattack since the U.S.'s conflict with Iran, it is the first one to cause significant setbacks for a company.
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The Will Smith Sci-Fi Movie That Lost Potential Military Backing Over One Story Detail
A single story choice forced a big behind-the-scenes decision on this Will Smith sci-fi hit, and it changed how the production could use military help.
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If You Think Laptops Are Expensive In 2026, You Won't Believe What They Cost In The '80s
You can get a modern laptop computer for under $300, but that wasn't always the case. Check out how much some laptops would have cost you back in the 1980s.
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5 Common Audiophile Myths You Need To Stop Believing
It's often challenging to distinguish facts from common audiophile myths, but with a little research, you can find the truth.
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Those Lines On Solar Panels Aren't For Decoration – Here's What They're For
You may have noticed grid lines on the surface of solar panels. Turns out these lines serve an essential purpose that goes beyond just decoration.
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4 Android Phones More Powerful Than The iPhone 17 Pro
While the iPhone 17 Pro is an all-round package, there are many Android alternatives that offer better performance. Here are some worth checking out.
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'Xbox Mode' Will Soon Turn Your PC Into A Gaming Console
As Microsoft prepares for the future of Xbox, the upcoming Xbox Mode on Windows 11 PCs will help get players ready for what the new hardware may offer.
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The Sci-Fi Western That Turned Into One Of Harrison Ford's Biggest Box Office Flops
Harrison Ford has worked on successful franchises like Star Wars and Blade Runner, but this sci‑fi movie couldn't find a place amid box‑office competition.
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Is The Steam Deck Still Worth It In 2026?
Valve's handheld gaming PC project has proven fairly popular since its release, and even though it's not the most powerful option, it's still preferred by many.
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5 Perks Of Buying Your Next Android Phone Straight From The Manufacturer
While there are plenty of channels to purchase your Android phone from, buying directly from the manufacturer has numerous benefits. Here are some!
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This New Android Phone Reminds Us Of LG's Failed 2016 Experiment
A concept phone with stackable battery add-ons and camera modules feels like 2016 all over again. It's a cleaner spin on an older idea that LG once tried.
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This School-Set Zombie K-Drama Is One Of Netflix's Most Binge-Worthy Shows
If you're in the mood for a Korean drama with a little bit of a horror slant, then Netflix has the perfect option, and you can binge it right now.
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7 Annoying EV Myths That Just Refuse To Die
Electric vehicles are no longer a fringe technology, yet some of the false myths surrounding them endure. We're here to set the record straight.
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Perks You Didn't Realize Come With AppleCare+
While Apple Care+ is great for anyone who doesn't want to baby their Apple products, it has a few additional perks that you may not know about.
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Apple Maps Might Be Cooked After This Huge Google Maps Update
A new Google Maps update coming soon brings a ton of new Gemini features to help make plans with friends and family, alongside simpler navigation.
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Your New Monitor Could Be Hiding A Multitasking Upgrade You Didn't Even Know Existed
Several new monitors now come with a built-in feature that lets you multitask when using multiple computers or peripherals, and here's how it works.
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4 Devices You Can Plug Your Amazon Fire TV Stick Into
While most people connect the Amazon Fire TV Stick to just their TVs, the versatile streaming device can plug into a variety of other devices. Here are some!
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M5 Max MacBook Pro (2026) Review: The Best Gets Better
Apple continues its hot streak of industry-leading laptops with a familiar but even more powerful MacBook Pro featuring the M5 Max chip.
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YouTube Just Made Your TV Experience Worse On Purpose
If you regularly watch YouTube on your smart TV, you're in for a slightly deteriorated experience going forward, thanks to this latest development.
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Are Cheap SSD Brands Actually Reliable? Here's What Users Say
With storage prices climbing higher and higher due to AI-related shortages, is it a safe idea to purchase cheaper SSDs made by smaller brands?
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Steam Machine Verified Details Are Out (And You Should Be Worried)
The Steam Machine has been one of the most exciting announcements for gamers of all varieties in a long time because it's a whole new console.
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