Turn Your Old Apple Watch Into A Classic Nokia Phone With This 3D Printer Project
If you've got an old Apple Watch gathering dust and don't know what to do with it, you could use your 3D printer to turn it into a classic Nokia device.
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Who Is The Touchscreen MacBook Pro Really For?
Many Apple fans are excited that the company has finally launched a MacBook Pro with a touchscreen. However, not everyone is convinced.
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Android Auto Officially Ends Support For Android 10 Devices
Some pretty popular phones are among those affected by Google's new Android Auto rules. Of all active Android devices globally, over 10% are now disqualified.
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How Long Do Owners Say JBL Speakers Last?
JBL sells a lot of different speakers, so there's no single lifespan for the whole brand. Thankfully, reports from owners offer a useful idea of what to expect.
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3 Audio Accessories That Can Improve Your Roku Setup
If you have a Roku TV and want an upgarde to the audio ouptut, here are some accessories we recommend picking up for an improved experience.
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Xiaomi 18 Fold Review: Best-In-Class Hardware You (Probably) Can't Buy
Considering this foldable is presumably never coming stateside in an official capacity, the Xiaomi 18 Fold will likely instill some jealousy of its home market.
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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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4 Of The Biggest Mobile Phone Innovations Pioneered By Nokia
Nokia is not a major player in the modern smartphone market, but the company was a pioneer. Here are four of the biggest mobile phone innovations from Nokia.
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Can You Use Isopropyl Alcohol To Clean Battery Corrosion?
Contrary to popular belief, that stuff in your battery compartment is corrosion, not acid, and it's easy to clean. Just make sure you use the right stuff.
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10 Gadgets Every Standing Desk User Should Have
A standing desk can help you stay healthy and be more productive, but tech can make it even better. Here are 10 gadgets every standing desk user should have.
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4 Of The Best Asus Gadgets You Can Buy (That Aren't Laptops Or PCs)
If you're a fan of the Asus brand, you don't have to stop at computers, as the company makes a number of cool gadgets for productivity and gaming.
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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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4 Affordable Tech Finds From Five Below You Should Check Out
Five Below sells a ton of affordable stuff, including tech gadgets and accessories. Here are some sub-$30 tech products from the retailer you should try.
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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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How Long Does Thermal Paste On Your GPU Actually Last?
Your GPU's thermal paste wears out as the chip heats up and cools off. How long it lasts depends on the compound and how well you maintain things.
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The Latest One UI 9 Update Is Causing Major Wi-Fi Issues For Some Samsung Users
The latest bug report is alarming as it impacts connectivity, without which you can't use a ton of apps and features on your Galaxy smartphone.
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5 Common SSD Myths That You Should Stop Believing
It's well-known that SSDs are a more advanced storage technology than HDDs, but despite them now being established, many users still fall prey to these myths.
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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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What To Check Before Buying A Used Anker Power Station
A used power station can save you hundreds, but buying secondhand carries some real risks, and there are checks to perform before you hand over any money.
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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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Your Nest Thermostat Can Tell You Why Your Heating Bill Went Up - Here's How
If you've noticed an increase in your heating bill and wondered what's going on, a Nest thermostat can help you figure out why that happened. Here's how.
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5 Cheaper Ways To Play Games Than Building A New PC In 2026
If inflated RAM and SSD prices have made building a new gaming PC seem like a far-fetched dream, here are some alternative ways to game on a budget.
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You Can Tell The Time On Your Apple Watch Without Looking At The Screen - Here's How
If you're visually impaired or just are in a situation where you can't look at your watch, Apple has a setting that will actually help you know the time.
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Samsung's Galaxy Plus Series Is Hiding A Feature Way More Useful Than A Bigger Screen
Samsung’s Plus phones offer more than a bigger display and quicker charging. There's one useful feature that sets them apart, if it sticks around for long.
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Improve Your Mac Mini's Performance With These Simple Changes
The Mac Mini, especially the new M6 version, is a powerful computer in a small shell, but if you only have 16GB of RAM, you might run into performance issues.
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5 Ways To Keep Your Laptop Cool On A Budget
Excessive heat can do some real damage to your laptop, as well as just making it uncomfortable to use. Here's what you can do to keep it cool.
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This One Setting In The Starlink App Can Dramatically Improve Your Internet Speed
You don't necessarily need new equipment to get better speeds from Starlink. A simple setting in the app is worth checking before you replace your router.
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