DJI Osmo 360 Review: A High-End 360-Degree Camera
DJI has thrown its hat into the ring with a 360-degree camera, and despite formidable competition, the Osmo 360 holds its own against all its rivals.
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Apple Says Price Hikes Are Unavoidable, And It Could Impact The iPhone Ultra
Tim Cook called the current memory shortage a "hundred-year flood," and it sounds like Apple's pricing strategy is about to change because of it.
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It's easy to pay top dollar for features for the road, but these gadgets seamlessly turn your cockpit into a safe and comfy command center.
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Galaxy phones last. iPhones last. Whether one consistently outlasts the other is a question worth digging into, and the answer is genuinely complicated.
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The Reason Gen Z Loves Subtitles Isn't A Hearing Problem, Study Shows
Over a third of U.S. adults use subtitles regularly, and the number is higher for younger viewers. A new study points to the habits and behaviors behind it.
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These Xbox Controllers Miss An Important Feature (And It Makes Sense Why)
A legacy Xbox controller feature tied to older accessories is disappearing, reflecting how Microsoft’s hardware is evolving alongside modern standards.
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Modern smartphones are significantly more powerful than old desktop computers, but even those computers needed fans to expel heat to prevent overheating.
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7 Refurbished Samsung Galaxy Phones Still Worth Buying
If you're looking to upgrade your Samsung phone but don't want to spend money on a brand new one, consider these refurbished models that still hold up.
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Are Solar-Powered Portable Battery Packs Worth Buying?
Solar-powered battery packs are great to toss into a backpack for a hike, or use in an emergency, right? Here's what to know first to see if they're worth it.
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This Cool New Google Earth Feature Will Change How You See The World
If you've been wanting to explore the world in a new and exciting way, Google Earth has added a new feature to its browser version that will help with that.
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12 Android Features That Were On iPhone First
Smartphones have fused intuitive UI and evolving capabilities for nearly 20 years. Which Android features originated in the iPhone, and how long in advance?
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School Bus Cameras Might Now Be Used For Traffic Surveillance
The use of school bus cameras may be expanding beyond student safety. Learn how new traffic surveillance technology could affect you on the road.
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Solar Power Has Officially Overtaken Coal In The U.S. For The First Time
Clean energy took a huge leap forward in 2026, as it has finally surpassed coal in terms of energy generation, but it still has room to grow.
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Inside Lexar's Factory In China And Its Mission To Protect Our Digital Memories
We took a tour of Lexar's factory in China, and we came away with a greater appreciation for how meticulous and detailed the company is.
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iOS 27 Turns Your HomeKit Security System Into A 4K Powerhouse
Apple is overhauling how the Home app handles security camera footage in iOS 27. HomeKit Secure Video is getting some real upgrades from Apple Intelligence.
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This New Solar Power Study Might Solve A Big Transmission Problem
The biggest problem with massive solar panel installations? Where to put them. A recent study in Brazil may have found a long-term solution.
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Apple Has Been Recording Your Every Move On The App Store
Apple has made privacy an instrumental part of it's iPhone promise, but now it appears the company may be recording user interactions on the App Store.
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Beats Teases Mysterious New Headphones That World Cup Stars Can't Get Enough Of
Apple's subsidiary, Beats by Dre, is not part of the official World Cup sponsors, so players aren't supposed to be seen with them, but that hasn't stopped them.
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Waze's Latest Update Adds A Useful Feature That's Been Missing For Far Too Long
Waze is rolling out a navigation feature that Google Maps has had since 2022. Not everyone has it yet, but it's making its way through the app.
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Google Might Have Finally Fixed Android Auto's Worst Connection Issue
If you've ever used Android Auto, you may have experienced frequent disconnections in your car. Seems like the issue has finally been fixed by Google.
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Honor Magic V6 Review: The Thinnest Foldable Is Also The Best
Honor Magic V6 has ascended the throne as the best and thinnest foldable phone on the market, but getting your hands on one might be a challenge.
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9 Cool New Smart Home Gadgets To Upgrade Your Living Space
This array of cool, new smart home gadgets can make for some serious upgrades to every corner of your living space, including outdoor space like your backyard.
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5 Of Amazon's Best Father's Day Gadget & Tech Deals For 2026
Father's Day is around the corner, and retailers are already offering huge discounts on tech gadgets to cater to the family's patriarch. Here are the best ones.
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This New Scientific Breakthrough Could Lead To Magnets Without Any Rare Earth Metals
The dream of creating a powerful magnet without the use of hard-to-source rare earth metals is now a reality thanks to recent breakthroughs.
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Solar Panel Plants Are Having An Unexpected Effect On Bat Behavior
Nearly every species of bats are nocturnal, sleeping during the day in secluded roosts, but it also seems that they're not big fans of solar farms.
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China Has So Many Humanoid Robots, It Had To Create A Unique ID System
China has over 28,000 humanoid robots in operation and counting. Keeping track of them all required building an entirely new kind of infrastructure.
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China's Massive Electric Container Ship Recharges Via Swappable Battery Containers
China's latest sustainability-focused innovation is an ocean-going container ship powered entirely by batteries with a trick recharging capability.
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