Amazon Basics' New $27 Microphone Looks Like It Came From Razer
If you're in the market for a new microphone for your computer, this one from Amazon Basics closely resembles a mic from Razer -- and retails for just $27.
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Amazon's Delivery Drones Can't Stop Running Into Problems (Literally)
Two of Amazon's Prime Air delivery drones crashed into a crane in Arizona, resulting in a federal investigation and a pause on drone deliveries in the area.
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The Best Samsung Phones For Every Type Of User
The Samsung line of mobile phones offers everything that any customer could ask for, but which model and specs is perfect for your own needs?
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Google Could Soon Launch Its Own Hypertension Feature To Keep Up With Apple Watch
Leaked code suggests Google is planning to conduct a study as its prepare to launch a hypertension feature for the Pixel Watch to match Apple.
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Tinker Is Thinking Machines Lab's First AI Product, But It's Not The ChatGPT Rival Some Expected
Thinking Machines Lab, founded by OpenAI's former CTO, has revealed Tinker, its first commercial product to train and fine-tune AI models.
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Amazon Is Refunding $2.5 Billion To Prime Customers - Here's Why
Thanks to an FTC anti-trust lawsuit filed in June 2023, Amazon now has to pay Prime users up to $2.5 billion as compensation in the form of a refund.
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Why Google's Most Overlooked Android Phone Is So Cheap Compared To An iPhone 17
The Pixel phones offer solid features at great prices, especially the "a" series. Here's how the Pixel 9a stays affordable compared to the iPhone 17.
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9 Ways To Use Old USB Drives (Other Than Storage)
USB drives can be repurposed for a wide range of creative, practical, and surprising tasks, many of them simple enough for anyone to try.
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AirPods Pro 3 Teardown Shows Apple's New Wireless Earbuds Have The Same Old Problem
A recent teardown video from iFixit shows that the new Apple AirPods Pro 3 have the same old problem that all of its predecessors suffered from.
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Apple's Smart Glasses Are Now A Bigger Priority Than The Cheaper And Lighter Vision Pro
Apple has apparently shifted focus from developing a lighter version of the Vision Pro headset to a pair of smart glasses that rival Meta's Ray-Ban glasses.
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Inside Apple Music's New Studio In Culver City
We got a chance to tour the new Apple Music hub in Culver City and see the radio studios, Spatial Audio mixing room, and even Zane Lowe.
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No, Sideloading Android Apps Isn't Going Away, Google Says
Rumors about Google removing the ability to sideload apps on Android have been swirling for months, but the company has finally denied those rumors.
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Galaxy S26 Plus Reportedly In The Works As Galaxy S25 Edge Sales Disappoint
Rumors suggested Samsung might skip the Galaxy S26 Plus model in 2026, but disappointing Galaxy S25 Edge sales have seemingly impacted Samsung's plans.
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'A Modern MTV': Apple Music Chief On The Streaming Service, Beats, And More
We had a chance to sit down with Oliver Schusser, Apple's VP of Music, Beats, and Sports, and we asked him about the streamer, Powerbeats, and more.
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Apple Asks Judge To Dismiss Elon Musk's xAI Lawsuit
Elon Musk sued Apple, accusing the company of intentionally keeping Grok out of the App Store spotlight, but now Apple wants the case dismissed.
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What Is Windows Runtime Broker? Here's Why It's Spiking Your CPU Usage
The Windows Runtime Broker requires apps to declare all their permissions, which enhances security, but sometimes it can cause excessive CPU usage.
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Google Maps Will Make Street View Exploration Even Easier With A New Aerial Button
If you want to get a good look at a destination before you visit in person, a new Aerial View button in the works for Google Maps could be just the ticket.
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Hands-On: Powerbeats Fit Deliver AirPods Pro Sound Quality With Improved Comfort
We got our hands on the new Powerbeats Fit earbuds from Beats, and while they're not entirely new, they're still an impressive option.
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2 Ways To Get Better Battery Life From Your Windows Laptop Or MacBook
Getting better battery life is easier than you think. Here are two methods you can use right now on your Windows laptop or MacBook to work longer on the go.
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T-Mobile Upgrades T-Satellite To Work With More Apps When Off The Grid
T-Mobile's T-Satellite service now supports even more third-party apps, including WhatsApp, AllTrails, AccuWeather, T-Life, and X.
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4 Best Google Chromecast Alternatives On Amazon According To User Reviews
Ready to upgrade your streaming setup? Discover the 4 best Google Chromecast alternatives available on Amazon, chosen based on thousands of real user reviews.
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Did Samsung Just Confirm The Foldable iPhone?
Samsung Display seems to be hinting at the possibility of a foldable iPhone making its debut in fall 2026, as previous rumors have suggested.
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5 Best Apple AirTag Alternatives For Android That Cost Less Than $30
If you want a tracker to keep a tab on your items and you use an Android phone, here are some of the best AirTag alternatives that are priced under $30.
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4 Cheaper Alternatives To The iPhone Air
The Apple iPhone Air is the thinnest iPhone ever, but its high price isn't for everyone. Here are four cheaper alternatives that won't break the bank.
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Oura Ring 4 Debuts In A Ceramic Finish With New Charging Case And Extra Features
The Oura Ring 4 has now been launched in a new ceramic version, alongside an improved charging case and a host of health-related improvements.
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iPhone Air Charges Slower Than Other iPhone 17 Models: Here Are The Speeds You Can Expect
As per Apple, the iPhone Air charges slower than the iPhone 17 series, since it needs 30 minutes to reach 50%. Here's a test that verifies that claim.
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Tile Trackers Reportedly Have A Security Flaw That Could Put Users At Risk Of Stalking
Security researchers have reportedly uncovered a frightening flaw in Tile trackers that could possibly open users up to unwanted tracking and even stalking.
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