4 Under-The-Radar Tech Subscriptions I Never Regret Paying For
As subscription prices keep climbing, I'm cutting back on monthly payments. Yet a few services quietly make my work and downtime much easier every day.
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What Does Siri AI's Camera Mode Actually Do?
Siri AI has a number of beta features that may not have played with yet, including one surprisingly useful AI-powered camera function.
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5 Clever Uses For The Starlink App
There are some surprisingly useful tools tucked away in the Starlink app. Here's why they're worth exploring if you want more control over your internet.
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4 Apps To Help You Cancel Subscriptions And Save Money
Nowadays, it seems like almost every type of service provider requires an ongoing subscription, but here are four apps designed to help manage them.
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Don't Download A Separate App To Record Your Voice, Try This Built-In Windows Tool Instead
Besides the unnecessary bloatware that Windows comes with, it also packs some useful apps, including this simple yet powerful built-in sound recorder.
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5 Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Camera Tricks Power Users Swear By
The Galaxy S26 Ultra's cameras already make capturing great images and videos a breeze, but if you're a power user, you've got to try these hidden features.
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Google Gemini Vs. Alexa Plus: Which Home Assistant Is Actually Worth Using?
When it comes to AI home assistant brands, two major market leaders are Google's Gemini and Amazon's Alexa+, but which one is the better option?
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Here's How You Can Turn Your iPad Into An Extra Mac Monitor
Are you struggling to work on your Mac but don't have an extra monitor for the screen space you need? You can actually just use your iPad as a second screen.
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How Does Garmin Drive Compare To Google Maps?
Map apps like Google Maps and Garmin Drive can help you find the best route. However, one isn't as straightforward to use as its competitor.
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This Free App Saved Me From Buying A $70 KVM Switch
Some people have two computers to, and sometimes they need to use both simultaneously, but using a separate keyboard and mouse can be a pain.
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The iPhone Duo Locks You Out Of This Basic Display Setting After Setup
A basic display scaling feature of iOS present on all iPhone models seems to be missing on the iPhone Duo once you get past the setup process.
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How To Set Waze As Your Default Navigation App On Android
Not only does Android let you select your preferred default navigation app, but it also lets you pick and choose which links each app can open.
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5 Features I Want Apple Maps To Add As Soon As Possible
Apple Maps has had a rocky life since its launch more than a decade ago, but the company continues to update and refine it. Here are more fixes I'd like to see.
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Open-Source Software Is Already Running Your TV, Router, And Car
Open-source software is software that anybody can inspect and even modify the source code of, and it is the backbone of consumer electronics.
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5 Essential Apps You Need To Install On Your Mac Mini In 2026
Whether you're just getting a Mac Mini or are already an experienced user, you should know about these five apps that every Mac mini owner needs.
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How Much Mobile Data Does Waze Use?
If your preferred navigation app is Waze, then it would be helpful for you to know how much mobile data the app actually uses, and how you can lower it.
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Should You Use Nvidia RTX Video HDR, Super Resolution, Or Both?
One Nvidia AI feature sharpens blurry streams while another transforms their colors. Here's when combining both can improve playback and when to dial them back.
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This Hidden Roku Feature Is Perfect For Having Guests
Streaming devices offer a seemingly endless catalog of apps and services to watch and listen to. But it's a little different when friends come to stay.
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Stop Using Google Meet Like Zoom And Try These Hidden Features
Ever since the pandemic hit, remote work has been more popular, giving life to a handful of remote video conference platforms like Zoom and Google Meet.
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How To Fix The 5 Most Common Problems With Google Home Automations
Google Home's automations are awesome in theory, but in practice, a few common problems keep popping up for a lot of users. Here's how to fix the main ones.
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5 Clever Siri Commands You Should Be Using While Cooking
Siri is useful for a variety of features in your day-to-day life, and these five commands are incredibly useful if you need a hand in the kitchen.
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There's Simply No Point In Buying A 1TB Smartphone If You're This Type Of User
Some people struggle with phone storage that's too full, but many often buy too much in the first place. Especially if they're not content creators.
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5 Handy Apps For Drivers That Can Save You Money On Repairs
Whether you're looking for peace of mind or to save a few bucks on DIY repairs, these five apps will help drivers understand their car's needs.
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How Much Did A Spotify Subscription Cost In 2016 Vs. 2026?
Spotify has raised subscription prices four times since launching in the U.S., but most plans have actually gotten cheaper once you account for inflation.
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These Are The Hardest Subscriptions To Cancel (Other Than Gym Memberships)
Gym memberships may be the most infamous example of a hard-to-cancel subscription, but it turns out they're far from the only example to be found.
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YouTube's New Navigation Bar Change Is Driving Users Nuts
YouTube is making changes that prioritizes its Shorts, but warrants several thumbs down (if you can find that button) if you're a fan of long-form videos.
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Your Android Phone Can Install Apps Outside The Play Store – Here's How
While the Play Store is the go-to place for installing apps, Android devices also support sideloading them. Here are two ways to sideload apps on your Android.
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