This $44 Smart Gadget Provides 'Peace Of Mind' By Saving You From Water Leaks
Water leaks are easy to miss until the damage is already done. These discounted sensors can send alerts fast, even if you're not near the problem.
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The Kindle For PC App Is Being Discontinued — And Its Replacement Might Not Work For You
The Kindle app for PC is going away soon, and Amazon's replacement may leave some Windows users without a simple way to read their books on a computer.
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Google Wallet's Lock Screen Update Is Really Convenient For Frequent Flyers
Google Wallet gives frequent flyers a faster way to check flight status, arrival times, and trip progress from the Android lock screen before boarding.
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Those Black Domes On Security Cameras Perform A Serious Psychological Function
The black domes often seen on security cameras go beyond being simply a lens protector, and also serve a key psychological function for those being watched.
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This New HDMI Gadget Can Block Malware From Reaching Your Computer
The U.K.'s National Cyber Security Centre developed a plug-and-play HDMI gadget that blocks malware from reaching computers through display connections.
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Polaroid's Latest Photo Printer Doubles As An Entirely Different Gadget
Polaroid's latest photo printer has a clever built-in feature that turns it into an entirely different gadget sure to please both digital and analog tech fans.
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You Should Use Your Phone's Low Power Mode More Often - Here's Why
You may think Low Power Mode is only useful when your battery is running low, but there are good reasons to use it more often. Here's what you need to know.
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You Can Finally Get A Raspberry Pi Laptop - But Is It Worth It?
Nearly all prebuilt laptops come with either Windows, macOS, or Chrome OS. But there's a new contender on the market: an open-source Raspberry Pi laptop.
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Not Google Or Verizon: This Fiber Internet Provider Ranks The Highest For Customer Satisfaction
There are several major internet providers, including Google and Verzion, that offer fiber internet, and it pays to do some research before sticking with one.
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Google Pixel 10a Review: What's New?
The upgrades to the Pixel 10a are so hard to spot, you might not be able to tell the difference between this new model and the Pixel 9a.
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The 7 Best Smart Lights For Your Home Theater
Looking to set up an immersive theater-like experience for when you're using the big screen at home? Look no further than these smart light options.
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Microsoft Says You Don't Need A Third-Party Antivirus App Anymore
According to Microsoft, you no longer need a third-party antivirus solution on your PC. This built-in tool should be sufficient for most users' needs.
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This Highly Rated 18-In-1 USB-C Hub Is $30 Off On Amazon Right Now
If you've been on the lookout for a USB-C hub for your PC that doesn't break the bank, this highly-rated dongle is now selling on Amazon for a $30 discount.
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Apple's Smart Glasses Plan To Beat Meta's New Ray-Bans With These 4 New Features
Apple could be close to announcing smart glasses to compete with Meta, and there are tricks up the company's sleeve that could make it possible.
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5 Clever Uses For Your PC's Secondary Monitor
A secondary monitor can do a lot more than display a browser tab or a video. These clever uses are worth setting up if you want to get the most out of yours.
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Your iPhone's Messages App Already Has A Built-In Calculator You Probably Never Used
For years, the Messages app on your iPhone has had a built-in calculator feature that allows you to solve math problems without leaving the conversation.
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The 5 Cheapest Upgrades To Turn Your PC Into A Gaming Setup
RAM and GPU prices are out of control lately because of the demand for AI and data centers, but you can still build a decent gaming rig with budget components.
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YouTube TV Is Releasing A Powerful New Feature (And It's A Game Changer)
YouTube TV is finally opening up one of its best features. This one should be particularly fun for people who watch a lot of sports or news.
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A Humanoid Robot From China Beat The World's Half-Marathon Record
China's humanoid robot race got a lot more serious this year. The winning machine didn't just improve on last year — it smashed the human record completely.
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This Palm-Sized Camera Gadget Is The Secret To Capturing Perfect Lightning Strikes
Capturing the beauty of lightning can be electric, but without the right tools, it comes down luck. Add this to your camera and get the perfect shot every time.
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Xiaomi's Newest Budget Android Phone Is Only Compatible With This US Network
Xiaomi's new budget Android phone undercuts Samsung's Galaxy A17, but only works with one U.S. carrier's network. Here's the full story on the trade-offs.
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5 New Features Added To Apple CarPlay In April 2026
Apple CarPlay has already gained quite a few new features in 2026, and April has been no different. Here's five new features to enjoy behind the wheel.
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These Were The Most Commonly Found Gadgets In Lost Luggage For 2025
Of the tens of thousands of gadgets discovered in lost luggage for 2025, the number one most commonly found item might surprise you, given its price tag.
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Here's Which HDMI Port You Should Use For Your Amazon Fire TV Stick
To get the most out of your Amazon Fire TV Stick or Cube, it's important to understand which of the many HDMI ports on your TV should be used.
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5 Retro Gadgets That Are Making A Comeback
Retro tech is having a genuine revival, driven by a mix of nostalgia, practicality, and a desire to unplug. Here are the gadgets leading the comeback.
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Every New Product Apple Is Launching In 2026 (There Are Over 15)
Apple may be transitioning into a new era with a new CEO, but that doesn't mean the tech giant isn't moving full steam ahead with new product launches in 2026.
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Not Even The Raspberry Pi Is Safe From The RAM Crisis
The RAMageddon crisis has thrown a wrench in many a prospective PC build, but sadly, the effects of mounting RAM costs have also extended to Raspberry Pis.
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