Are Premium VPNs Actually Worth It? Here's What You Need To Know
Premium VPNs offer features that free services don't. Here are a few factors to consider when deciding whether a paid VPN subscription is worth it.
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What Does A USB Port's 'EPR' Actually Mean?
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Why Nvidia Discontinued Support For Some Of The Most Popular Graphics Cards In 2025
Nvidia manufactures a variety of graphics cards. However, the company will no longer update some of them, even though they are popular among PC gamers.
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Where Do Returned Items To Apple Actually Go?
Apple makes it easy for customers to return products and get partial refunds at Apple Stores. But what happens once the device is officially out of your hands?
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5 Free Android Auto Apps You Should Always Have Installed
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These 2 HDMI Settings Could Be Ruining Your TV's HDR Experience
If your TV picture still isn’t as sharp as it should be, even with HDR turned on, one of two HDMI settings might be to blame. Luckily, they’re easy to fix.
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Even if you use Windows on a daily basis, some underrated yet useful apps might have slipped under your radar. Here are some of these apps you must try.
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Here's What The 'IP Rating' On Your Android Phone Really Means
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5 Essential Steam Deck Apps You Should Be Using In 2026
The Steam Deck is versatile enough with its base SteamOS configuration, but since its based in Linux, you can also side-load lots of added goodies as well.
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Costco Has 7 Big Changes Planned For 2026
Costco is gearing up for a major year in 2026, one that will benefit all shoppers, but especially its members. These are the most impactful changes on the way.
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Apple's iOS Roadmap: Looking Ahead From iOS 26.3 To iOS 27
iOS 26.3 is still in the early stages of beta testing, but Apple's roadmap through iOS 27 (and beyond) has already started to leak online.
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Google Chrome Is Still Free, But Agentic AI Features May Require A Subscription
You can still download and use Google Chrome for free, but there are signs that a paid subscription might be required for some upcoming AI features.
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Google May Soon Make A Big Change To Android Multitasking
Android devices have gained plenty of multitasking features in recent years, and Google is now pushing that even further with a new test already underway.
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Given the totality of energy production, nuclear energy is very safe, but when things go wrong, they go very wrong as evidenced by these disasters.
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Your MacBook has multiple USB ports, some of which look identical. Here’s what to keep in mind when connecting your devices, if you're unsure what to do.
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As lidar sensors on cars become increasingly common, it's important to be aware of how this system can potentially ruin the camera on your smartphone.
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