4 Big Issues With TP-Link Cameras According To Home Security Enthusiasts
With the FCC having recently banned foreign-made routers, including those from TP-Link, it's worth taking a closer look at the brand's Tapo security cameras.
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What Is The Most Powerful Phone To Play Fortnite On? Here's What Users & Reviewers Say
If you’re looking for a phone with “Fortnite” and other games in mind, two specific models keep coming up in reviews and forum discussions.
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New $70 Million PBS Lawsuit Shows Why You Shouldn't Completely Trust Cloud Storage
Cloud storage services are used by millions to backup their data every day, but a recent lawsuit filed by a PBS station reveals the perils of cloud storage.
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Major Underwater Internet Cable Damage In Australia Raises Suspicions Of Targeted Attacks
Two internet cables off the coast of Australia sustained damage on the same day. Investigators are working under the assumption that they were sabotaged.
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10 New Sam's Club Electronics To Look Out For In August 2026
Sam's Club is roaring toward autumn with the wholesaler offering a new selection of electronic gadgets to keep your eyes on moving into August 2026.
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5 Cheaper Android Phones You Should Try Instead Of The Motorola Edge 70 Max
The Motorola Edge 70 Max is a great phone for its price, but you don't need to wait for its U.S. release. Here are some alternatives that outperform it.
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Where Are Nothing Smartphones Actually Made?
Nothing phones are becoming an increasingly popular alternative to more expensive Androids and even iPhones, but who really produces them, and where?
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5 Smart Trackers That Are Cheaper Than The Google Pixel Tag
Looking for a cheaper Pixel Tag alternative? These Android-friendly smart trackers offer different designs, features, and ways to find lost items.
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Users Agree That YouTube Music Does One Thing Better Than Other Streaming Services
It isn't the interface or the price tag. Discover the key catalog strength that makes subscribers insist this streaming platform is impossible to beat.
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New Twitch Controversy Proves One Big Thing About AI
The latest controversy surrounding the gaming-focused streaming platform Twitch is serving to reinforce a harsh truth that AI companies don't want to tackle.
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5 Hidden iPhone Camera Settings That Will Level Up Your Photos
The latest iPhones house capable cameras designed to take great photos without much tinkering. However, these settings can make your shots even better.
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How To Get The Best HDR Performance On TCL TVs
Getting an HDR-capable TV opens up a whole new world of visual satisfaction. But TCL TVs have a few settings you should change to enjoy HDR to its fullest.
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4 Of The Best Routers With More Than 4 Ports
Looking for a router with extra Ethernet connectivity? We found four of the best routers with more than four Ethernet ports, with options offering fast speeds.
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The Future Of Roku As An Affordable Streaming Platform Is Looking Bleak
Roku cemented its current dominance of the streaming device market in large part thanks to its affordable pricing, but the future for that isn't looking rosy.
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5 Of The Worst Rated Home Security Cameras, According To Consumer Reports
Some popular home security cameras fall short in many crucial areas. Here’s what Consumer Reports found before you choose one for your home.
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6 New Features Added To Your Xbox In The August 2026 Update
Microsoft's summer update includes more than just bug fixes, with improvements to game streaming, cloud saves and old achievements.
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Can't Log Into Your Linksys Router? This Could Be The Fix
Locked out of your router settings? Before hitting factory reset, try this simple overlooked fix to regain access to your Linksys dashboard in minutes.
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5 Gaming Accessories That Are Perfect Gifts
If you need a good present for a gamer, you don't have to know their specific preferences. A few great gifts only require you to know which platform they use.
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Who Owns Bambu Lab, The 3D Printer Manufacturer?
Bambu Lab is a privately held company backed by venture capitalists, but its braintrust has a clear lineage that can be traced back to another tech giant.
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5 Micro Center Finds With Deep Discounts In August 2026
Micro Center is an electronics retailer already known for offering large discounts, but these five August 2026 selections are truly great picks for the price.
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5 Smartphones With Deep Discounts For Back To School Season
Just in time for back-to-school season, multiple carriers and retailers have great deals on new Apple and Android phones that could save you thousands.
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9 Mini Gadgets Perfect For Cards & Comics Collectors
These nine mini gadgets perfect for cards and comics collectors who want to legitimize their collection and take care of it.
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Your Old Google Pixel Might End Up In A Data Center - But That Won't Stop E-Waste
Could discarded Google Pixel phones help power AI and cloud computing? A new data center project tests the idea while highlighting e-waste challenges.
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It's Time To Stop Believing This Outdated Solar Power Myth
The old myth saying solar can't work on its own needs to be revisited. Programs in California, American Samoa, and Abu Dhabi are actively proving otherwise.
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5 Features iPhone Owners Originally Hated That Aged Into Fan Favorites
iPhones have undergone quite an evolution since they first launched almost two decades ago. Here are some fan-favorite features that users initially hated.
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Not Motorola, Not Samsung: This Smartphone Brand Was Rated Least Repairable
The cost and ease of smartphone repairs strongly depend on the brand of phone you own. Here's the brand that's rated the worst in terms of repairability.
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The Largest Data Center In California Has Been Denied Water For Cooling — Now It's Suing A Public Agency
A developer wants to combine water rights from several plots of farmland to help cool a data center. Regulators said no, and now the developer is suing.
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