5 Of The Most Gloriously Odd Gadgets Sold By RadioShack
Radio Shack is now mostly a relic of another time, but there was a time when it was the premier destination for gadgets both useful and odd.
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You Can Be Rewarded For Contributing To Google Maps - Here's How
Google Maps isn't as community-driven as Waze, but it does offer a little-known rewards program for user contributions. Here's how you can participate.
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Why Your Android Buzzes When Plugging It In (And Why Multiple Buzzes Could Be A Problem)
Sometimes smartphone notifications can be annoying, which is why so many take advantage of their 'Do Not Disturb' feature, but some notifications are necessary.
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You Can Now Switch eSIMs Between iPhones — Here's How
Apple now lets you use the same number on two iPhones, but setting it up involves more than updating iOS, and your carrier has a say in whether it works.
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7 Digital Calendars & Clocks Perfect For Your Home Office
A dedicated calendar can take your productivity to the next level, ensuring that your schedule is visible and keeping you aware of time-sensitive information.
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Do You Really Need Noise-Cancelling Headphones? Here's What Experts Say
Noise-cancelling headphones can help filter out noise from a commute, workplace, or even at home. Still, there are important tradeoffs to consider.
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China Invented A Water Battery That Could Last Over 300 Years (And Still Be Usable)
Lithium batteries basically power our lives, but they have a limited lifespan. That's a problem China may have solved with a new aqueous battery.
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New 3D-Printed Cubes Can Cool Your Home Without Any Air Conditioning
This innovative approach to cooling, from researchers in Austria, offers the promise of cooling down your home without the use of air conditioning.
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5 Galaxy Watch Apps That Can Work With Your TV
The Galaxy Watch is a popular fitness gadget, but it can do much more. These five Galaxy Watch apps that can work with your TV add even more functionality.
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Anthropic Owns Claude, But Who Owns Anthropic?
You may know Anthropic as the company behind Claude. Who owns Anthropic is a harder question, especially once you look at who gets a say in its decisions.
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5 Reasons Why Your Headphones' Bass Sounds Worse Than It Actually Is
Poor quality bass can ruin a good set of headphones, but there may be steps you can take to correct the bass issue with your headphones.
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Will Rooftop Solar Panels Make Solar Farms Obsolete?
Rooftop solar is becoming more common around the world, but is there any scenario where rooftop panels replace the existing solar farms?
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5 Reasons To Skip Wireless Headphones
There's a lot to like about wireless headphones, especially when you're on the move. But that convenience comes with a few big compromises worth considering.
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4 New Google Photos Features Added To Your Android Phone In September 2026
Google Photos continues to receive regular software updates, and its September rollout is particularly exciting, thanks to a couple of useful new features.
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Why Does Waze Drain So Much Battery?
You might like Waze's directions a lot more than what it does to your battery. Here's why the app can be so demanding, even when you're not actively using it.
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5 Common Issues With The Steam Machine, According To Users
Valve's Steam Machine gaming system has proven to be quite popular so far, but that doesn't mean it's not without its notable drawbacks, according to users.
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5 Beginner Mistakes To Avoid When Building A Liquid-Cooled PC
A liquid cooling system helps your computer run better, but it's not an easy setup. Here are five beginner mistakes to avoid when building a liquid-cooled PC.
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How Long Do Owners Say 3D Printers Typically Last?
You might measure a 3D printer's life expectancy in years, but owners count printing hours and repairs. That makes their answers more varied than one number.
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Your Amazon Prime Subscription Comes With An Alexa Upgrade You Should Use More
Amazon Prime comes with many benefits for subscribers, but one many might not be familiar with involves and upgrade to Amazon's Alexa AI assistant.
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What Happens To Your OnePlus Buds, Watch, And Pad Now That OnePlus Has Left The US?
OnePlus phones aren't the only devices affected by the company's U.S. exit. Owners of its earbuds, watches, and tablets have questions about support, too.
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What Does The Purple Light On Your Alexa Speaker Mean?
Have you noticed a purple light on your Alexa speaker and wondered what it means? Here's what you need to know and how to turn off the purple light if you want.
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Can You 3D Print A Playable Vinyl Record?
As 3D printing becomes increasingly popular across all industries, audiophiles may be wondering if it's possible to create a playable vinyl record.
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The 5 Biggest Problems Users Have With Bluetooth On Windows 11
Microsoft's Windows 11 has struggled with Bluetooth for years, in part because the issue touches power-saving, audio connections, and data streams.
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How Much Samsung Phones Cost In 2016 Vs. 2026
There's no denying that phones have gotten extremely expensive over time. If you're wondering, here's how much Samsung phones cost in 2016 vs. 2026.
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A Tesla Powerwall Doesn't Actually Save You Money With Home Solar Power - Here's Why
A Tesla Powerwall can help you save excess solar energy and serve as a backup power source, but will it actually save you money? Here's what you need to know.
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Audio Vs. File Compression: What To Avoid For Better Audio Quality
Creating and sharing good audio takes a lot more than a microphone, an app, and a save button. A key editing tool is compression, but only if used correctly.
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What Does The Spinning Rainbow Circle Symbol Mean On A MacBook?
The rainbow circle on your MacBook has some ominous nicknames: pinwheel of death, beach ball of death, and spinning wheel of death. Here's what it means.
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