Why Samsung Got Rid Of Bluetooth On The S Pen
Users were outraged when Samsung removed Bluetooth support for the S Pen on their flagship phones. Here's why they made the change and haven't looked back.
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6 Clear Signs A Video Is AI Generated
Avoid the embarrassment of mistaking an AI-generated video for real news by looking for these key indicators of artificial manipulation.
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Your TV's Color Accuracy Is More Important Than You Think - Here's Why
When you’re buying a new TV, make sure you consider color accuracy - it has a larger impact on your viewing experience that you may expect.
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5 Samsung Gadgets Apple Doesn't Make (Yet)
While Samsung competes with Apple in the smartphone segment, the Korean company dominates certain sectors where Apple isn't even rumored to compete.
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Netflix Now Has One Of The Best Horror Movies Of The 2020s After It Flopped In Theaters
You may have missed one of the biggest horror movies of the past decade when it was in theaters, but now you can finally catch it on Netflix.
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15 Essential Tips And Tricks For Amazon Alexa Users
Amazon Alexa is perfect for hands-free assists in many scenarios, but alongside a cursory Google search, these features can handle lesser-known tasks.
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What That Hole On The Side Of Your Apple Watch Is For
The Apple Watch is an excellent wearable device when you don't want to pull your iPhone out of your pocket, using it to read texts or checking certain apps.
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5 Laptops You Can Still Get With A CD-DVD Drive In 2026
Do you still need a disc drive for your laptop in 2026? New ones are increasingly difficult to find, but these popular older laptops are still fairly common.
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This New Hybrid Engine Concept Is A Huge Leap Forward In Fuel Efficiency
Hybrids vehicles are great alternatives to traditional vehicles, but since they still use conventional fuel, they contribute to global CO2 emissions.
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What's The Button On The Side Of Your Xbox Series X For?
Microsoft hid an Xbox Series X and S sensor so well that many owners likely never realized it was there, even after years of using the console.
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5 Essential Google TV Apps You Should Be Using In 2026
Google TV offers far more than the convenient curation and organization of content — it also supports a broad ecosystem of third-party apps.
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Did The Sullivan Generator Survive After Shark Tank? Here's What Happened After Season 3
Of all the ideas presented to "Shark Tank's" judges, the Sullivan Generator is one of the most outwardly outlandish, but what happened to it and its creator?
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These 16 Car Brands Just Got A Huge New Android Auto Feature
Google Maps is rolling out a new Android Auto feature for over 350 car models from 16 manufacturers. EV drivers will definitely want to know about this.
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Don't Wait To Buy A Nintendo Switch 2 - Here's Why
There was a bundle that got you the Nintendo Switch 2 console with "Mario Kart World" for only $499, but the company quietly discontinued it.
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What's The Point Of An Oura Ring If You Buy A Smart Watch?
There is a fair amount of overlap between the typical smartwatch and an Oura Ring, but key differences explain why you might need one over the other.
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You Should Never Plug USB Hubs Into Your Power Bank - Here's Why
Power banks and USB hubs are both useful accessories in a world full of power-hungry gadgets, but they don't necessarily play well together Here's why.
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4 Reasons Why '80s Arcades Died Out
Arcades were once one of the more common sights across the nation, but now they're increasingly rare. So why did arcades die out over the years?
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9 Obscure 3D Printing Sites You Need To Check Out
You can't do much with a 3D printer if you don't have models to print. These obscure printing sites offer exciting niche models you won't find anywhere else.
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China's Robot Schools Are Training Humanoids To Fold Clothes And Wipe Tables
China is developing schools where humanoid robots are taught mundane tasks such as folding clothes and wiping tables, but there's an important reason why.
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This $19 USB Gadget On Amazon Lets You Finally Watch All Your Old DVDs Again
While many people have tried to cut down on owning physical media, there are many who prefer physical media over streaming platforms like Netflix and Spotify.
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Steam Deck: Here's Who Makes Them And Where They're Manufactured
Discover the creators of the popular Steam Deck handheld console and find out where the devices are made and assembled.
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What Happens When Your Electric Car Battery Dies?
Range anxiety isn't as much of a concern as it once was, but running your EV out of juice and being stranded on the side of the road still isn't fun.
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Kevin Bacon's Forgotten 1999 Horror Movie Still Rivals The Sixth Sense
M. Night Shyamalan's "The Sixth Sense" was one of the biggest horror hits of the '90s, but this adversely effected a competing ghost movie starring Kevin Bacon.
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12 Essential Smart Home Gadgets You Should Be Using In 2026
Creating your own smart home is becoming more accessible each year as the market broadens and deepens. These gadgets will keep you up to date in 2026.
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You Should Never Plug This Device Into Your Car's 12V Socket
The 12V socket in cars used to be used by smokers to light a cigarettes, but these days they're used by just about everyone for adapters to charge smartphones.
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What Happened To Panasonic TVs – And Why The Brand Stopped Making Them
Panasonic and plasma TVs were once synonymous, but as times change, so do the companies behind the trends. This is what happened to Panasonic TVs.
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Denmark's Red Streetlights Look Strange, But There's A Smart Reason For Them
Red lights on roads may seem like quite the oddity to most people, but there's an important reason why they're being used on streets in Denmark (and beyond).
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