Are OLED TVs Actually Reliable? Here's What Users Say
OLED TVs have a notoriety for burn-in and lower durability than other TV types, but the truth is there are methods of saving the screen and mitigating damage.
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A New Shortage Could Raise Electric Vehicle Prices Even Further
A new materials shortage could lead the already high price of electric vehicles even further, and prospects for averting it don't look great.
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Ukraine's Military Is Using Unmanned Ground Robots That Could Change Warfare
Unmanned Ground Robots (UGVs) now play a major role in Ukrainian army's operations. There are several reasons why their use has become so widespread.
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5 Viral Tech 'Lifehacks' That Don't Actually Work
Claims about easy hacks for phones and computers can spread rapidly online, but sometimes they're just myths. Here are some of the most pervasive ones.
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This Is The Best Time To Buy Tech On Amazon
Searching for a good deal on your Amazon tech wishlist? These are the best times to shop tech products on Amazon if you want a guaranteed sale.
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You Can Turn Your Extra USB Port Into A Master Key - Here's How
Privacy and security concerns are becoming more commonplace as data sharing becomes more commonplace. Here's how to lock down your computer via USB key.
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Your PlayStation 5 Might Be Plugged Into The Wrong HDMI Port - Here's Why
Those gamers, casual or otherwise, who own a PS5 might be wise to check whether their console is plugged into the correct HDMI port. Here's why.
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4 Situations Where You Should Avoid Using HDMI Ports
While HDMI cables and connections have become fairly ubiquitous, there are still enthusiast-level scenarios where it's better to opt for a more specific cable.
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6 Costco Gadgets Under $25 That Are Actually Worth Buying
Costco's bulk pricing makes it a great place for families with many mouths to feed, but savvy members can also score deals on a variety of handy gadgets.
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This Wireless Battery-Powered TV Could Completely Change Your Home Theater
If you're in search of a TV that's completely battery-powered and eliminates the hassle and look of messy cables, you may want to consider Displace's products.
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28 Days Later's Multiple Alternate Endings Explained
The canon ending of "28 Days Later" was ultimately chosen by test audiences. But the movie's alternate endings would have changed the franchise forever.
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3 Ways To Make Your Mouse Feel Quicker
If you are experiencing lag with your mouse and don't want to buy a new one just yet, here are some settings you can tinker with to make it more responsive.
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Samsung's Cheap New A17 Android Phone Is Only $200, But Is It Worth It?
Samsung has released a new model of its A-series of Android phones, targeted at the budget-conscious consumer, but is the A17 worth buying?
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What Is An AI TV? Here's What You Need To Know
While smart TVs have been around, the new buzzword is "AI TVs," which sport some new functionality alongside very familiar features from existing TVs.
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4 Big Changes Coming To NASA In 2026
From new telescopes going online to another mission to the Moon, NASA has a lot of big changes coming in 2026. Here are some of the most notable ones.
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Why Costco Still Relies On IBM Computers From The '80s
If you've ever looked over at one of the terminals a Costco employee is using, you may be wondering why it looks like something out of the 1980s. Here's why.
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Dolby Audio Vs. Dolby Atmos: What's The Difference?
You're probably used to seeing the Dolby logo on all kinds of products, but what does it mean when one says "Dolby Audio" and another says "Dolby Atmos"?
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Does Your Old TV Emit Radiation? Here's What You Need To Know
Some people might be worried, or at least wondering, about whether their old CRT TV emits harmful radiation. Here's what you need to know.
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4 Clever Uses For Your Old Routers
Internet technology is constantly evolving, but just because it's time to upgrade to a new router, doesn't mean the old one is ready for the trash bin.
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Should You Clean Your TV's HDMI Port?
Keeping your electronics clean is generally important for keeping them functional, but should you clean your TV’s HDMI ports? Here’s what you need to know.
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5 Essential Windows Apps You Won't Find On Linux
From Photoshop to ShareX, we found the "software walls" that keep Linux users coming back to Windows.
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13 Habits That Can Keep Your Smartphone Running Smoothly
Your smartphone is likely the most expensive thing you carry with you day-to-day. These tips and tricks will make your investment last as long as possible.
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Your Smart TV Might Soon Be Replaced By This Emerging Technology
While smart TVs are all the rage when it comes to streaming your favorite shows and movies, they may become obsolete as VR headsets become more mainstream.
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5 Things Android Phone Cameras Can Do That An iPhone Can't
While both iPhones and Androids now feature great cameras, there are still a host of camera features limited to Androids. Here are some of them.
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Do You Still Need Antivirus Software? Here's What Experts Say
Microsoft Defender Antivirus comes pre-installed as part of Windows 11. Is this solution adequate, or is it a good idea to pick up some third-party AV software?
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The Beats App On Android Has A Major Feature Apple Desperately Needs To Bring To AirPods
If you use a pair of Beats headphones with an Android device, there's a useful feature that's unfortunately absent on iPhone devices. Here's what it is.
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5 Cheap Wireless Earbuds That Prove Price Isn't The Limit
Being satisfied with your wireless earbuds doesn't have to mean you break the bank. Here are five affordable options that are offer great bang for your buck.
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