Spotify's New Badge Will Finally Help You Tell Real Artists From AI Slop
Spotify is adding a verification badge to artist pages and search. For listeners, it should make the line between real acts and AI personas a lot more clear.
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5 Of The Biggest Tech Repair Myths You Should Stop Believing
For as long as tech devices have existed, there have been options to repair them, but too many people still believe these tech repair myths.
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Does Your Smartwatch Really Need GPS?
Stop overpaying for features you don't use. We break down when GPS is essential for outdoor training and when your phone’s Bluetooth connection is enough.
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Samsung's Next Laptop Lineup Might Be Abandoning Windows 11
Samsung may be switching its Galaxy Book laptops away from Windows 11. A new report points to a significant OS change, but details are still thin.
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5 Reasons Why The Apple Vision Pro Failed
The Apple Vision Pro appears to be done, with reports suggesting Apple has moved on. Here's a look at the main reasons why it never caught on with consumers.
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The Kindle Colorsoft Is Finally Getting A Highly Requested Update
The Kindle Colorsoft is finally getting one of the most commonly requested updates of any ereader. Here's how to make sure yours gets it.
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10 Useful Car Gadgets You Need For Your Next Road Trip
Road trips can get boring if you're spending a long time in a vehicle, but here are some useful and practical gadgets to make your trip memorable.
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How To Clear Your Google Chrome Cache (And Why You Should)
Clearing your Google Chrome cache can fix slow loading, broken websites, and display issues. Here's how to do it on Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS.
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The First Thing To Replace When Your PC Feels Outdated
Your old computer may seem like it's on its last legs, but you might be able to save it with a simple upgrade. Here's the component you should replace first.
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Here's How Satellite Connectivity Works On Your Smartphone
Satellite connectivity on smartphones comes in two forms: emergency SOS and direct-to-cell (D2C) service. Here's how each works and which phones support them.
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China's First 'Pre-6G' Network Claims It's Up To 10 Times Faster Than 5G
China's first pre-6G trial hit speeds up to 10 times faster than 5G. The country is backing the technology with a $485 million national investment.
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Your Google TV Is About To Look Very Different — Here Are All The New Changes
A batch of new Google TV features is on the way, and at least one of them will be impossible to miss from the home screen. Here's what Google announced.
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If You're Wondering Why Netflix Looks Like TikTok Now, This Is Why
Netflix just announced a new mobile feature that will feel immediately familiar to anyone who uses TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts.
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The Nostalgic Software That Made Microsoft Huge Is Now Open Source For Anyone To Use
The software that helped build Microsoft into what it is today has been open-sourced on GitHub. The release marks 45 years since the code was first written.
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Honor MagicPad4 Review: The Super-Thin Android Tablet For Productivity
Apple's iPad Pro might be the top dog in the tablet market, but Honor's MagicPad4 gives it a run for its money as an Android-based alternative.
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Is Someone Tracking You With AirPods? What The Alert Actually Means
Did you get an alert that your iPhone detected AirPods near you, even though you don't own a pair? Here's what the message means and whether you need to worry.
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The Apple Vision Pro Just Made Medical History - Here's How
If you thought the Apple Vision Pro was simply an expensive headset to experience mixed reality, doctors have used it to create medical history.
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This Is The Worst Bluetooth Speaker Consumer Reports Has Tested
Not every Bluetooth speaker is going to deliver perfect sound quality, but when you spend nearly $1,000, you want audio that isn't muffled or grainy.
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Blue Or Black: Which Solar Panel Is Better?
If you've been considering a solar panel installation, you may be wondering which panels - blue or black - are better when it comes to solar energy production.
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This Popular Google App Just Turned 20 Years Old
It started in 2006 and has become the closest thing we have to a real-world "Star Trek" gadget. See how this one app finally ended the language barrier.
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Here's Who Really Owns All Of The Major Tech Brands
Major tech brands are only ever owned by the companies that run them in a limited capacity, and the question of who really owns them often has many answers.
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The Actual Tradeoff Behind Buying Cheap Streaming Devices Instead Of Premium
Not all streaming devices are created equal. There’s a real tradeoff behind going for cheaper options, and it might not be obvious at first glance.
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Stop Spending So Much On Second Monitors For Gaming - Do This Instead
A second monitor for gaming can enhance your overall experience, and you may not need to spend much money to make it happen. Here's what you need to know.
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4 Bluetooth Gadgets For Your iPad You Didn't Know You Needed
Bluetooth gadgets can really improve your iPad experience, taking what is already an incredibly powerful piece of hardware and adding even more utility.
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This $30 Magnetic Accessory Is A 'Game Changer' For Cable Organization
If you hate dealing with cable clutter too, try this $30 magnetic accessory that can not only hold cables but also add to the aesthetics of your desk.
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Sharing Files From Your Android Phone Just Got Easier With This Free App
Sharing files across Android devices can be a chore, but a new app from the team behind Nothing phone aims to make it an easier process.
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Don't Make This Mistake When Buying A Monitor Or TV In 2026
Don't waste money on a 2026 display that's already outdated. Discover the biggest mistake people make when buying a new monitor or TV today.
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