The 7 Most Common Smart TV Problems (And How To Fix Them)
From network issues to screen glitches, learn the most common issues with Samsung, Sony, and other smart TV brands, and how to fix them quickly and easily.
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Agentic AI Browsers Have Arrived, But They're Missing What Makes Browsers Great
ChatGPT Atlas is the latest AI browser, but after using agentic browsers for months, it's clear they need more work before they can beat traditional browsers.
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5 New iOS Features Android Users Wish They Had
Explore 5 new iOS features Android users wish they had, from professional video features to seamless ecosystem tricks that take full advantage of the ecosystem.
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This Streaming Stick Costs Just $15, And It Rivals Amazon's Fire TV Stick
A $15 streaming stick is turning heads for rivaling Amazon’s Fire TV at a fraction of the price. But can this budget gadget really deliver? We find out.
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How A 2,400 Year Old Problem Shows Us How Close ChatGPT's AI Is To Human Intelligence
A recent study tested ChatGPT on a 2,400-year-old-problem from the Greek philosopher Socrates to see how similarly the chatbot reasons compared to humans.
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4 Cheaper Android Tablet Alternatives To The iPad In 2025
Looking for a great, cheap tablet in 2025? We look at the 4 best Android alternatives to the iPad that offer premium features without the high price tag.
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This Modder Turned Their iPad Into A Steam Deck - Here's How
This modded version of the Steam Deck does away with its display in favor of an iPad. It may not be practical for most, but it has its advantages.
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4 Most Common Android Auto Problems (And How To Fix Them)
Android Auto not working? Learn to easily fix the 4 most common problems, from connection drops to compatibility issues, and get back on the road fast.
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Why Nvidia Discontinued The 'Titan' Graphics Card Line
Nvidia may have discontinued the Titan graphics card line after the RTX, but it remains an excellent option today with competitive specs and performance.
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Tired Of Ads On Google TV? Use This Free App To Get Rid Of Them
If you're tired of seeing ads when using Google TV, be sure to check out this free and easy-to-use app that offers an entirely ad-free experience.
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5 Expert Tips To Have ChatGPT Help Manage Your Schedule
While most people use ChatGPT for academics, coding, or writing help, it can even help you manage your schedule -- by planning your activities.
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In case you haven't been paying attention, it's getting hotter every year, and some environments are beginning to reach a tipping point of no return.
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4 Free New iPhone Apps Actually Worth Trying
Dozens of new apps hit the App Store every day, but here are four newer iPhone apps actually worth checking out, including Tome and (Not Boring) Camera.
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3 Best Steam Deck Screen Protectors You Can Buy On Amazon, According To Reviews
A screen protector will increase the lifespan of your Steam Deck's display. To help you select the best one, we checked reviews from actual buyers.
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The TSA security checkpoint at the airport can be nerve-racking if you're not used to it. This is what to expect when your bag goes through the scanner.
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Reddit's Favorite Gadgets That Make Life Easier Without Breaking The Bank
For less than $200, there are some gadgets out there sure to make your life easier, according to Redditors. These are our picks for the 12 best.
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Pitaka Cases Review: Keeping Your iPhone 17 Safe In Style
We got our hands on several of PITAKA's cases for the iPhone 17 series, and we were impressed by their stylish looks and protective features.
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Your AirPods Can Tell When You Fall Asleep - Here's How
Apple has introduced a feature for AirPods that automatically pauses your audio after you've fallen asleep. Here's how to enable it, and how we think it works.
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5 Costco Smart Home Electronics You Didn't Realize Existed
Costco may have a reputation for providing giant-sized packages of groceries, but the warehouse company also has a strong lineup of smart home electronics.
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Homeowners Are Reusing Old iPad Tablets To Save Money On Their Smart Homes - Here's How
There's no need to toss that old iPad into a drawer, never to be seen again. There are a lot of ways you can use one, especially for the smart home.
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Five Cheap Gadgets That Belong In Every Audiophile's Home
If you're looking to boost your audio game without spending a whole lot, whether it's with records or just casual listening, these are some gadgets you'll need.
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Halo Is Finally Coming To PS5: Here's When It Drops
Halo: Campaign Evolved is launching in 2026, and in addition to Xbox Series X|S and PC, it will also be available "day and date" on the PS5.
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YouTube TV May Lose ESPN Amid Contract Dispute With Disney
YouTube TV subscribers are about to lose ESPN, ABC, and more channels if the live TV service and Disney can't reach an agreement soon.
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The Most Concerning Bug Plaguing Google's Pixel Phones Is Still A Problem
Google Pixel owners have been running into issues calling 911 for years, but despite many reports, the issue doesn't appear to be resolved yet.
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HDMI Vs. DisplayPort: Which Port Should You Be Actually Using?
Unlock the best performance from your gaming monitor or 4K TV. Learn the differences between HDMI and DisplayPort to ensure you're using the right connection.
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Apple And SpaceX May Team Up To Bring 5G Satellite Internet To iPhone 18 Pro
Apple could bring 5G satellite internet to the iPhone 18 Pro by partnering with Elon Musk's SpaceX, according to recent reports.
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4 Cheap MacBook Accessories On Amazon Every User Should Have In 2025
Want to upgrade your MacBook on a budget? Discover the four cheap, essential accessories from Amazon that every Apple user should own in 2025. See our picks.
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