Android 17 Beta 1 Now Available With 2 New Features
The first beta release of Google's Android 17 OS is now available, and while it isn't a huge update, users may appreciate these two new features.
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5 Cheap Printers That Don't Make You Spend A Fortune On Ink
Printer makers are infamous for selling ink cartridges at exorbitant rates, but here are a few cheap printers that also keep printing costs low.
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Did Flipstik Survive After Shark Tank? Here's What Happened After Season 12
Flipstik secured a great deal in episode 4 of season 12 of "Shark Tank." CEO Akeem Shannon accepted a $100,000 offer from Lori Greiner to invest in the product.
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Jared Leto's Huge Sci-Fi Box Office Flop Is Finally Finding An Audience On Disney+
Jared Leto is an academy award-winning actor with some beloved titles under his belt like Dallas Buyer's Club, but his box office bombs are undeniable.
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The Newest Amazon Alexa+ Upgrade Comes With 5 New Features You Need To Try
Amazon's latest update to Alexa, Alexa+, has finally started to roll out. Here are some standout features that the new upgrade brings to the voice assistant.
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Tom Hardy Had Serious Doubts About His Highest-Rated Movie On Rotten Tomatoes
It can be difficult for an actor on a movie set to see the director's vision, but it's important for them to trust the director and the process sometimes.
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The Amazon Fire TV Stick Is On Sale For Its Lowest Price Yet This Year
The Amazon Fire TV Stick is on sale at 40% off right now, which means you can get cloud gaming, streaming, and Alexa controls for cheaper than ever.
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Android's Next Big Evolution 'Aluminium' Isn't Coming Soon (And It's Clear Why)
The evolution of Google’s software ecosystem is expected soon, but there are several reasons users should be a bit more patient before seeing Aluminum.
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Google's New Budget Android Phone Is Finally Here: Pixel 10a Starts At $499
Google's new mid-range Pixel 10a has been officially revealed, starting at the same price as the Pixel 9a, and yes, it can lie flat on a table.
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How To Disable Personalized Ads On Your Android Phone (And Why You Should)
If you don't want apps keeping track of your preferences, you might want to disable the personalized ads on your phone. Here's how to do it on Android.
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4 Kindle Alternatives On Amazon Actually Worth Buying
If you are an avid ebook reader, Amazon's Kindle isn't your only option. Here are some of the best ebook readers that outperform the Kindle.
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5 Brands That Make The Worst Cars, According To Consumer Reports
If you are in the market for a new car, there are a few car brands that are best avoided. Here are some of them according to Consumer Reports rankings.
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Roger Ebert Didn't Mince Words About This Video Game-Inspired Sci-Fi Horror Movie
Roger Ebert had harsh words and acid comments about this sci‑fi horror film, which is notorious for being bad despite the success of its video games.
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One Of The Best Streaming Apps Might Be Coming To Apple CarPlay Very Soon
Apple CarPlay may be getting another avenue of entertainment while you're in the car, though don't expect to use it while you're actively driving.
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4 Costco Wearable Gadgets You Should Buy And 4 You Can Skip
Sometimes it seems like Costco sells it all, meaning the megastore's electronics section inevitably has deals and duds. Here's what to skip and what to buy.
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There's A Reason SpaceX Stopped Launching From Kennedy Space Center
SpaceX launches helped make Kennedy Space Center feel active again, but that routine has quietly shifted. Here's what changed and what comes next.
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This Costco Deal Is More Than Just A Powerful Laptop
If you're in the market for a new Windows laptop that can also act like a tablet, you should most definitely check out this deal on Costco right away.
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The 5 Electric SUVs With The Longest Battery Range You Can Buy Today
If you want the most miles per charge, these electric SUVs sit at the top of the range chart. We ranked five options using official EPA estimates.
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China's Drone Fleet Does A Lot More Than Just Deliver Lunch
China is leaning hard into the drone industry, rolling out autonomous delivery trucks and genuine flying cars, though the latter definitely resembles a drone.
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5 Of The Least Reliable Home Internet Providers, According To Consumer Reports
If you are planning to get a new home internet connection, beware of these ISPs that Consumer Reports members have voted as being unreliable.
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The Reason Why Bluetooth Earbuds Are So Cheap Now
Bluetooth earbuds can range anywhere from hundreds of dollars to a couple of bucks, but how are companies able to sell Bluetooth earbuds so cheap?
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Your Windows 11 Start Menu May Look A Little Different Soon
Gone are the Windows 7 days where everyone agreed that it was one of the best-designed operating systems. Now there's Windows 11, which has users torn.
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A Swarm Of 33 Earthquakes In 90 Minutes — Is San Francisco In Trouble?
Earthquakes are unsettling, but a swarm of earthquakes can be downright scary, and some San Francisco residents are worried the Big One is near.
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Did RocketSkates Survive After Shark Tank? Here's What Happened After Season 7
If you are an avid watcher of Shark Tank, you probably remember RocketSkates from Season 7. Here's where the company is today.
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Apple Is Quietly Working On These Three New AI Wearable Devices
Apple is reportedly hard at work on at least three new AI wearables, including a pair of smart glasses, AirPods with a camera, and a smart pendant.
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5 Amazon Desk Gadgets You'll Use Every Day
There are loads of clever gadgets to browse through on Amazon, but these particular devices are ideal for the desk and putting to use every day.
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Your iPhone Might Soon Enable An Anti-Theft Feature That Used To Be Optional
iOS 26.4 might automatically enable an anti-theft feature on your iPhone that used to be optional, and it might surprise some users.
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