Intel Just Made PC Gaming Even More Expensive With These New Price Hikes
Prices are skyrocketing on PC components as RAM and storage shortages affect users around the world, and that includes a slew of Intel components.
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Why Did Apple Stop Making Leather iPhone Cases?
Apple’s premium leather accessories are gone, replaced by experimental fabrics. Discover the reasons behind this big change.
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A Potential Lawsuit Against Valve Might Have You Rethinking The Value Of Steam Sales
A class action claim (and potential lawsuit) filed by a non-profit organization is alleging that Valve is exerting unfair control over the PC game market.
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13 IKEA Finds That Will Upgrade Your Home Office
These popular standing desks, monitor stands, and more will transform your home office into a sleek, organized space with ergonomic design.
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4 Samsung Galaxy Modes And Routines That Users Love
Modes and Routines are underrated by many Samsung Galaxy phone users, even though the automations they enable can be extremely useful throughout your day.
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Your Google Gemini Data Is Being Used For A Lot More Than Just Sending You Ads
It's more than a little creepy when you mention something in passing to a friend and you suddenly see ads for that thing pop up on your phone.
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iPhone Owners In Brazil Can Now Do Something US Users Still Can't
iPhone users in Brazil now have an ability that those in the U.S. don't have, and it doesn't seem like the feature is going to make its way to other countries.
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Large Power Bank Vs. Solar Charger - Which Is Better For Camping Trips?
Either a large power bank or a solar charger can serve you well on your next camping trip, depending on your needs. Here's how to decide which is right for you.
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Solar Panel Farms May Be The Solution To California's Water And Power Supply Problems
A pilot project in California is covering irrigation canals with solar panels, and early estimates suggest it could save billions of gallons of water per year.
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10 Of The Best Wireless Power Banks For iPhone & Android
Power banks keep you connected whether you're in an airport or on an off-grid adventure. Get the right one for you by learning about specs and capabilities.
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4 Smart Devices Homeowners Should Think Twice Before Buying
From unpatched firmware to data tracking, some tech isn't worth the risk. Discover 4 smart home device categories that often prioritize features over security.
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What Is The Button On A Portable Power Bank For?
Your portable power bank is a fairly straightforward and simple device to use, but what does the button you can find on your device do?
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Ditch Siri For These 5 iOS Compatible Alternatives
Apple's operating system might seem like a closed system, but users aren't locked in to using only Siri for all of their every day questions.
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What The LED Colors On Your Amazon Echo Speaker Actually Mean
The LED on your Amazon Echo Speaker has a number of color settings that tell you what's going on with your device. Here's what they mean.
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You Shouldn't Wait For The Google Pixel 11 — Here's Why
Holding out for the next Pixel model sounds reasonable in theory, but the specs we've seen so far don't really paint a picture worth waiting for.
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Your Bose QuietComfort Headphone Buttons Do More Than Pause Music
There buttons on your Bose QuietComfort Headphones are useful for pausing your music in a pinch, but they actually allow you to do much more.
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Not Netgear, Not TP-Link: This Mesh Wi-Fi Router Gets Consumer Reports' Top Score
Mesh wi-fi routers need to work with speed and reliability, but there's only one brand that can hold the top spot after Consumer Reports' close examination.
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11 Things Your iPhone's Notes App Can Do (Besides Taking Notes)
Apple's no stranger to packing its apps with handy features, and the simple Notes app is no exception. Step up your game with these tips and tricks.
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Why Do TV Remotes Feel So Cheap?
A $50 streaming stick can ship with a sleek Bluetooth remote, so why does the TV next to it still come with a clunky button-covered brick?
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Here's How Much Your Original Nintendo Wii Is Worth Today
The Nintendo Wii was a revolutionary console when it first released, with its Nunchuk controller that got players to move while playing their favorite games.
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The US iPhone 18 Pro Might Have A Major Hardware Difference (For Better Or Worse)
From regional battery tech to connectivity limitations, the U.S. version of the next iPhone may feature a major component shift. Here is the breakdown.
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Who Owns Waze And How Does The App Make Money?
Waze is a free, crowd-funded alternative to popular navigation apps like Google Maps. But what company is behind Waze, and how does it manage to stay afloat?
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Why Smartwatches Don't Use USB-C Ports (Even Though It's Faster)
Smartwatches don't use USB-C ports for charging, even though standardizing would solve a variety of problems. Here's why the gadget makers do their own thing.
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PlayStation Is Ditching Physical Games For An All-Digital Future
It has been a long time coming and all of the signs have been there, but it's about to be the end of an era in the world of gaming consoles.
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China Plans To Launch A Satellite System To Predict Natural Disasters Across Asia
China claims its new Tianwu satellite network is for predicting natural disasters. But is Beijing using climate monitoring as a clever cover for espionage?
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12 MacBook Accessories Under $50 That Are Actually Worth Buying
Skip the gimmicks that end up forgotten in a drawer. Here are the most practical, budget-friendly MacBook accessories that will upgrade your daily workflow.
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Hisense Just Made TV Streaming Safer For Kids, But There's One Problem
Hisense will be releasing a new remote aimed at making streaming safter for kids, but you might have to wait a while before you can try it in the US.
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