Here's How Long Every 2026 Motorola Phone Will Get Software Updates
Motorola typically decides the support period on a phone-by-phone basis, which can make it tricky to know exactly how many years of updates you can expect.
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Chinese Robot Breaks Usain Bolt's 100m World Record Time — Then Smashes Into A Wall
China's humanoid robots can now outrun the fastest human in history, but stopping is another issue altogether. Let's say the finish wasn't exactly graceful.
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This Android 17 Feature Is A Lifesaver For Those With Motion Sickness
If using your phone as a passenger makes you feel sick, Android 17 has a new accessibility feature that may help. Pixel owners are beginning to see it already.
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Nothing Ear (3a) Review: Raising The Bar For Budget Earbuds
If you're looking to spend $100 or less on a pair of earbuds that will last you a while, the new Nothing Ear (3a) buds are going to be hard to beat.
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Sony Stopped Making Phones, But There's A Catch
Not everyone knows that Sony had entered the smartphone market to begin with, but now, it's technically stopped making phones — emphasis on "technically."
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How To Connect Controllers To Your Steam Deck
There are many different ways to connect a controller to a Steam Deck. You can even combine options like Bluetooth and RF to use up to 16 controllers at once.
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T-Mobile Is Giving Away This Motorola Phone For Free – Here's How To Get One
If you're looking to get your hands on the latest iteration of Motorola's Razr phone, you may be able to get one for free from T-Mobile. Here's how.
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3 Perks Of Switching To A Smart Thermostat For Savvy Homeowners
Smart thermostats have changed a lot over the years, unlocking massive advantages for homeowners looking to create a smart and connected house.
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iFlyTek P1 Pro Review: Transcription Is Better With AI
The higher price point pays off, as the iFlyTek P1 Pro provides double the range and a much more substantial built-in display than the standard iFlyTek P1.
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8 Of The Best Cameras For Frequent Travelers In 2026
The best cameras for frequent travelers in 2026 offer durability and portability across a wide price range. Here are the cameras to consider for your journeys.
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4 Of The Best Belkin Gadgets You Can Buy In 2026
Belkin introduced quite a few new gadgets at CES in Las Vegas early in the year. After some hands-on time, these are our favorite picks in 2026.
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How To Pick The Perfect Mechanical Keyboard For Your Office
Mechanical keyboards come in a variety of sizes and key types, leaving you with plenty of choices. Here's how to pick the perfect model for your office.
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Nokia's New Retro Throwback Could Be The Swiss Army Knife Of Phones
HMD is responsible for utilizing the Nokia brand in the phone market, with products like this practical, rugged, and long-lasting model.
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What Happens To Xfinity Routers That Lose Software Support?
Some people stick with the same router for years, especially if they're somebody who rents their router from their internet service provider.
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A Google TV Update Brought Thousands Of New Titles - Here's How To Watch Them
A major Google TV update has quietly expanded what content you can watch for free. Here's what changed, who can access it, and where to find it.
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This One Setting Could Be Ruining Your YouTube Music Playlists
When your YouTube Music playlist ends and the algorithm takes over, it can ruin the mood. Here's a simple way to preserve the atmosphere.
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If Your Monitor Is Stuck In A Bright Room, Try This
Screen glare can wreak havoc on your eyes and productivity, but you can take steps to reduce it. Here's what to do if your monitor is stuck in a bright room.
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5 Apple Watch Accessories You Should Avoid
There are several mistakes people make with Apple Watch accessories, and many stem from habits that were formed when buying smartphone accessories.
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This Smartphone Habit Can Help Your Wireless Keyboard's Lifespan Too
You already do this for your phone, now try it at your desk. Discover how one basic battery charging rule can extend your wireless keyboard's lifespan.
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DuckDuckGo Trolls Meta With 'Anti-Surveillance' Sunglasses
Privacy-focused search engine creator DuckDuckGo is trolling Meta by introducing its "anti-surveillance" counterpart to the Facebook owner's AI-infused glasses.
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The Biggest Obstacle To This Offshore Solar Farm Isn't Saltwater - It's Barnacles
Saltwater isn't impeding offshore solar, ocean hitchhikers are! Discover how this sea life is threatening marine panels and how engineers plan to scrape back.
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What Happened To OnePlus? How The 'Flagship Killer' Lost Its Identity
OnePlus broke onto the smartphone space with its "Flagship Killer" identity, but today it is as mainstream as any other competitor. Here's what led to this.
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A New Google Maps Bug Is Breaking A Critical Feature For Android Auto Users
A Google Maps bug is rearing its head again, but this time its affecting a Maps feature Android Auto users rely on for travel times.
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4 Major Disadvantages Of E Ink Displays
E Ink is great for reading, but certain tasks make its limitations show up pretty quickly. These downsides still apply even with the latest E Ink tech.
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AI-Generated Music Is Everywhere, But Study Shows Only 3% Of Listeners Can Tell The Difference
Can you spot fake tracks? AI music is quietly taking over playlists. Here’s how to spot bot-made songs, and which streaming services are starting to ban them.
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Apple Announces 'Surprise And Shine' iPhone 18 Pro And Foldable September Event
Apple has officially confirmed that it will host its 'Surprise and shine' event on September 9, likely to reveal the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Ultra.
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Should You Put Your Speakers On Stands?
If you have bookshelf speakers or you're trying to build a home theatre setup and are wondering if you should use a speaker stand, here's the answer.
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