Motorola Razr Ultra (2026) Review: The Best Flip Phone (A Lot Of) Money Can Buy
Motorola's 2026 Razr Ultra is unquestionably one of the most capable flip phones you can buy, but the price is starting to become a major hurdle.
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Lidl's New Battery Fixes One Of The Biggest Problems With Solar Panels
The biggest financial hurdle of your solar power array is the battery you'll need to save your excess energy, but Lidl is now offering a solution.
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Your Kindle Just Got A Cool New Feature In June 2026
Amazon rolled out a new Kindle feature that's useful if you read multiple books at once or tend to take long breaks between sessions. Here's what it does.
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9 Compact Travel Gadgets That Will Save Room In Your Suitcase
A well-honed travel kit is as important on a road trip as on a trans-oceanic hop. These gadgets add comfort and peace of mind with minimal space commitment.
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Lexar's Next-Gen SSD Could Be A Massive Improvement For Your Next Laptop
Lexar, a brand that is widely known for its storage solutions, has introduced a new SSD that can provide massive improvements, especially on compact devices.
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4 Problems With Android Phones No One Really Warns You About
Making the transition from an iPhone to an Android phone can seem fairly simple, but there are some common problems nobody really talks about.
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Pokémon Fans Have A Major Problem With The New Smart Play Lego Release
Lego announced a new interactive Pokémon line and fans are already unhappy with it. The problem has nothing to do with the building experience itself.
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YouTube's Like Button Is Being Replaced With A Heart, But Not Everywhere
YouTube is testing a new like button on Shorts, and some users are also losing the dislike button. Whether the changes will roll out to all remains to be seen.
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Mint Mobile Customers Just Got A Free Data Upgrade On Every Plan
Mint Mobile has a reputation as one of the better budget phone plans on the market, and now the company has revealed its customers will see higher data caps.
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7 Of The Best TVs For Minimalists In 2026
These sleek panels have congruous design, efficient navigation, and powerful performance, delivering modern entertainment without the clutter.
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Google Fi Wireless Is Bringing Its 5G Service To 22 New Regions
Good news for your travel budget: A massive coverage expansion means you can finally stop paying ridiculous international rates while traveling abroad.
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Apple Might Have Killed This Cool Apple Watch Feature In The watchOS 27 Beta
The upcoming watchOS 27 full release will bring a lot of new upgrades, but diehard Apple Watch fans are disappointed to learn one feature is seemingly gone.
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Microsoft's Newest Wearable Isn't A Smartwatch – It's An AI Badge For The Workplace
While Meta and other major tech companies are making smart glasses and smartwatches, Microsoft is making a wearable for the next-generation office worker.
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SpaceX's First-Ever Orbital Data Center Is Coming With A Powerful Payload
As concerns mount over the effect of terrestrial data centers, SpaceX is seeking an alternative solution with an orbital data center.
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Android Auto Got A Useful New Supported App For June 2026
Stop losing productivity while sitting in traffic. Android Auto dropped a familiar utility tool that transforms your dashboard into a hands-free workstation.
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Costco Is Selling One Of The Highest Rated OLED TVs You Can Buy With A Free 5-Year Warranty
One of the best-reviewed OLED TVs on the market is available at Costco with a free 5-year warranty. The deal runs through June 21 and covers two size options.
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8 Gadgets That Bring Analog Charm To Your Workspace
The analog age may be (mostly) long gone, but it definitely had its unique charms, and these modern-day gadgets can help you recapture some of it.
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With iOS 27, Apple Wants To Prove That An iPhone Is The Best Phone For Your Kids
To keep kids safer, Apple's latest software adds robust new features that give parents total control over what minors are able to see on their iPhones.
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5 Easy Ways To Increase Battery Life On Your Samsung Galaxy Watch
A few adjustments to how your Galaxy Watch handles health tracking, syncing, and display settings can meaningfully extend how long the battery lasts.
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How To Restart Your AirPods — And When You Should
Before you reset your AirPods and lose all your settings, try restarting them first. It only takes a few seconds and often solves the problem on its own.
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5 IKEA Finds That Can Upgrade Your Monitor Setup
IKEA has a reputation for value-packed, thoughtfully designed home goods, an approach that extends to these gadgets for upgrading your monitor setup.
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8 Microcenter Deals To Look Out For In June 2026
Microcenter has some amazing deals this June 2026, so we rounded up the absolute best ones for you to take a look at, from PCs to laptops and more.
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You Can Pair Your Android Phone With An Apple Watch — But There's A Catch
Pairing an Apple Watch with an Android phone is technically possible. Whether it's worth doing is a different question, and the answer has a lot of caveats.
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5 Of Our Favorite New Gadgets From May 2026
In a great month of releases, there were new headphones that broke records, and a few distraction-free devices to help you keep yourself focused.
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Samsung's Next Affordable Galaxy Phone Has Surfaced Online
In the market for a mid-range smartphone from a reputable brand? You might want to wait for Samsung's upcoming affordable flagship that has leaked online.
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This Open-Source Oura Ring App Promises No Subscription Fees, But There's A Catch
This open-source app claims to unlock a subscription-free Oura Ring experience, but there’s an important detail users should know before trying it.
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Apple's App Store Now Requires Age Verification, But Only In One State
Downloading apps and making in-app purchases via the Apple App Store now requires you to confirm if you're above 18, but only if you're in a particular state.
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