Are Renewed Android Phones On Amazon Safe To Buy? Here's What Users Say
Cell phones have become increasingly expensive, leading users to look to other methods, but buying renewed devices from Amazon may prove to be a risky prospect.
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WhatsApp Is Out For Apple Watch - Here's Which Models Support It
WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps in the world, and at long last, Apple Watch users can now use most of the app's features from their wrist.
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One of Earth's most spectacular light shows can actually be found in the oceans, when their waves glow brightly as the result of biochemical processes.
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What does Nvidia actually mean? The name isn't a tech term. We explore the surprising Latin origin of the GPU giant's name and its ambitious meaning.
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Why Microsoft Discontinued Skype After Spending $8.5 Billion On It
In one of the biggest tech acquisitions of the era, Microsoft bought up the booming video call service, Skype, for $8.5 billion. Here's how it went.
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Are you wondering if fast-charging is impacting your phone's battery life? Here's a comprehensive charging test conducted with iPhones and Android devices.
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10 Best Apple TV+ Shows Of 2025 (So Far)
With so many series coming and going on the streaming services, it can be hard to keep track of what's worth watching. These gems from Apple TV+ get our vote.
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The second iteration of Google's popular image generation AI model, Nano Banana, is going viral online. Here are some of the wild images it has produced.
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DNA seems like it would be able to plot out genetic relationships between civilizations, but researchers found that this ancient tribe has no clear descendants.
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Do Driverless Cars Work In The Snow?
More and more self-driving cars are hitting the road, but people are skeptical about hopping in the back of a driverless car when it's snowing. Should they be?
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5 Costco Electronics With Overwhelmingly Negative User Reviews
While Costco can be great for finding steal deals on top tech, some products just miss the mark. Here are some of the worst-rated electronics from Costco.
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iPhone 20 Once Again Rumored To Feature A True All-Display Design
Doubling down on previous rumors, another leak suggests Apple's 20th anniversary iPhone could feature an all-display design. Here's what the leak reveals.
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For those looking to snag a budget-friendly smartphone that's still capable, whether it's Apple or Android, there are a few handsets worth upgrading to.
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4 Essential Roku TV Settings And Tips That Can Speed Up Your Device
If you have a Roku TV stick and are facing constant lags and slowdowns, here are some settings and tips to help you speed up the device for better performance.
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Apple Intelligence Leak Reveals Siri's Big Secret And A Health AI Chatbot
New Bloomberg report suggests Siri could be getting a major upgrade, all while hiding a huge secret, and also reveals Apple's plans for a health AI chatbot.
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4 Cheap TVs Under $400 Experts Recommend Buying
Budget TVs in recent years and models punch way above their weight class in terms of quality of features, even under a strict $400 spending budget.
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Apple Fitness+ Reportedly Struggling To Be Profitable - And Apple Might Be The Reason
Apple Fitness+ has long been an overlooked Apple service, and recent reports show it's struggling to make profits. Here's why Apple's strategy may be to blame.
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Leaker Reveals Apple's Mac Roadmap For 2026 With 6 New Models And Several Chips
The latest set of leaks give us a glimpse into Apple's upcoming Mac portfolio consisting of six new variants that could be powered by different processors.
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Apple Exec Shuts Down Rumors Of Ads On Apple TV
With rumors of ads coming to Apple TV, an Apple executive has clarified that there are no such plans as of now, which means the platform will remain ad-free.
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Apple Plans On Bringing Exciting New Satellite Features To The iPhone
Apple's iPhones have support for satellite communication during emergencies. However, the company aims to extend the functionality in the coming years.
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NotebookLM's Mobile App Finally Gets Two Important Features It Should Have Had From The Start
Google has released a major update to NotebookLM's mobile app that brings some key improvements alongside two important features from the desktop version.
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Are Your Google Searches Actually Private?
Google is by far the most popular and used search engine there is. Internet privacy is always a concern and people wonder how well they are protected.
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Unbeknownst to most people, the Earth is spinning around in space at over 1,000 miles per hour, so is it possible that you could outrun the spin?
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PayPal has been experiencing difficulties lately, which has some users looking for alternatives. Here are five PayPal alternatives that users actually enjoy.
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Can iPhones Use Google Fi Wireless?
With affordable plans and seamless international roaming, Google Fi is winning customers with all kinds of devices. But will it work with iPhones?
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TSA Might Ask You To Turn Your Phone On - Here's Why
When you're trying to pass through the TSA line to board a plane, the agents might ask you to turn on your electronic devices. Here's why it matters.
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Apple has broken into the car accessories game with CarPlay, but most people will need an adapter to access it. Here's what you should look for in one.
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