Garmin Could Be Making Roads Safer For Waze Users
Garmin is reportedly preparing for a major overhaul of its Garmin Connect app, and it could prove to be seriously beneficial for Waze users.
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Tubi Is Reimagining An Old-School Way To Share Movies With Friends
Tubi is borrowing from the VHS era with a new way to share your favorite movies and shows. You pick what goes in, rearrange the order, and pass it along.
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Google Maps Has A Built-In Function For Measuring Your Yard - Here's How To Use It
Need to know the measurement of your yard so you can properly plan for a project? There's a nifty Google Maps tool that will help you do just that.
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Are Older Blu-Ray Discs Worse Quality?
Wondering if older Blu-ray discs are worse than newer ones? Here's everything you need to know about the history and present state of the format.
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If You Miss Compact Phones, This Brand Is Trying To Resurrect Them
As smartphones keep getting bigger, a new Kickstarter project is betting there's still demand for a tiny Android handset. Here's what buyers should know.
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7 Of The Best Home Speakers With HDMI eARC Support
Optimizing your home audio setup means next-level immersion in gaming, sporting events, and cinema. These speakers offer HDMI eARC for lossless formats.
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5 Powerful Chargers You Can Use For Your Phone And Laptop
Most phones and laptops use USB-C now, so a single charger can handle both. Our top picks range from affordable power bricks to models with loads of extras.
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Who Owns Ubiquiti, And Where Are UniFi Routers Made?
Ubiquiti started out selling high-power, long-distance networking before it expanded into enterprise and home devices. Now it competes across the tech industry.
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The 5 Most Powerful Smartphones Released In 2026
Benchmarks only tell part of the story when it comes to raw phone power. We tested 2026’s biggest flagships to find which ones really hold up all day.
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What's The Difference Between Discs And Disks?
Believe it or not, both spellings are correct in the right context, and the difference doesn't just come down to American English versus British English.
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2 Home Server Upgrades You Can Skip (And 3 That You Absolutely Can't)
When building and managing a home server or homelab setup, many things call for upgrades in order to increase performance, but not all are worth the trouble.
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A Million Views On YouTube Might Not Pay As Much As You Think
Getting to one million views on YouTube, whether you make money from it or not, is a big deal, especially if you're able to repeat that kind of performance.
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5 Cool New Features Your Google Pixel Is Getting In November 2026
Google Pixel owners have multiple new features to look forward to this month, as the company rolls out its latest Google Pixel Drop software update.
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6 Affordable Black Friday Phone Plan Deals You Can Buy From Carriers
Looking to save a few bucks on your cell phone plan? These carriers are offering Black Friday deals that you can take advantage of now.
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4 Stores That Still Sell Blu-Ray Discs During Black Friday
Many stories have cut back or eliminated their physical media supply in recent years, but here's four retailers sure to have lots of Blu-rays this Black Friday.
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Here's How Much An AMD CPU Cost In 2006 Vs. 2026
Buying a high-end AMD CPU has never been cheap, but two decades of advances make the price comparison more surprising than the sticker prices suggest.
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Samsung Galaxy Users Might Soon Have To Pay To Use Built-In AI Features
If you're a Samsung Galaxy user who relies on Galaxy AI features, you may soon need to pay for full access to the currently available tools.
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Your Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 Can Do More Than Track Sleep — Here Are 4 Gestures Worth Trying
Your Galaxy Watch 9 has some handy shortcuts that don't require touching the screen, but you'll need to turn them on before you can start using them.
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Does Amazon Photos Actually Have 'Unlimited' Cloud Storage?
The promise of unlimited storage for Amazon Photos can seem too good to be true. The fine print exceptions largely depend on your needs.
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5 New Features Coming To Your Nothing Smartphone With OS 5.0 Update
Nothing Phone's OS 5.0 update brings a lot of new features to the popular smart phone brand, including some mainstays of Android phones.
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10 High-Tech Home Upgrades You Can Buy From Wayfair
Wayfair is a well-known online outlet for appliances and electronics, many of them top-notch. Here are 10 high-tech home upgrades you can buy from Wayfair.
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These Google Nest Accessories Can Improve Your Wi-Fi Coverage
Google has a few handy accessories for improving Wi-Fi coverage around the house. Some options are cross-compatible, while others may require a specific model.
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South Korea Is Cracking Down On Tesla Users Using This Dangerous Mod
Some Tesla vehicles have Full Self-Driving mode, which can make driving easier for drivers, but it's not legal in every region around the world yet.
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Americans Use YouTube More Than Any Other Social Media, According To Pew Research Study
If you think about it, it's not surprising that the original video hub is the most popular app for the vast majority of the country.
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Your PC Can Tell You Exactly Why It Crashed, If You Know Where To Look
Nothing is worse that working on your computer, going about your day, only for your PC to crash abruptly, with no rhyme or reason to be seen.
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4 Big New Upgrades That Make The Starlink Mini 2 Worth It
The Starlink Mini 2 has been officially unveiled, and if you were on the fence about getting the first-gen model, here are four upgrades in the latest version.
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The Common Reason Why Your iPhone 18 Pro Max Battery Is Draining Fast
Is your new iPhone 18 Pro Max not getting the battery life that's advertised by Apple? It turns out there's a very common reason for that happening.
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