5 TVs You Should Use Outside This Summer
Most TVs people buy are meant to be used inside the house, but if you want to have some fun in the sun with some background noise or a game, get an outdoor TV.
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Atomic Nucleus Clocks Are Making History After Decades Of Theorizing
Keeping time is easy, keeping precise time is hard, but a new type of clock based on atomic nuclei has pushed time-keeping precision to new levels.
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5 Wired Gaming Headphones With The Best Audio
When you're gaming, especially if you're in a fast-paced first-person shooter, you want to hear every sound, which you'll only get from great headphones.
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This Consumer Reports Approved Robot Vacuum-Mop Combo Is A Prime Day Steal
Robot vacuums and mops are expensive, which is why Prime Day is a great way to save hundreds on solid options like this combo vacuum-mop from Bissell.
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4 Reasons I Chose A Google Pixel Over Other Android Phones
Specs are part of the story with any phone, but software matters more for real-world use — and Pixels handle that side of the equation better than most.
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5 Of The Best Magnetic Accessories For The Google Pixel 10
The Pixel 10's built-in magnets open up a whole category of accessories that weren't really an option on Android before. A few of them stand above the rest.
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11 Essential Apps Every Retro Gamer Needs On Their Phone
The vintage gaming market grows, and so does gamers' nostalgia for the games of yore. These apps turn your phone into a retro-emulating handheld.
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Some Of Your Mac Apps Won't Survive macOS Golden Gate – Here's How To Check
Apple might be releasing macOS Golden Gate soon, bringing some welcomed updates to the OS, but with every step forward, there are a few steps back.
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5 Phone Screen Problems You Should Never Ignore
The display is the most-used part of any smartphone, but it can also run into a host of issues. Here are some screen issues that should raise immediate alarms.
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LG's New OLED TVs May Have Finally Solved One Of Their Biggest Real-World Problems
LG's latest OLED TVs picked up a first-of-its-kind certification from Intertek, addressing something OLED panels have historically struggled with.
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The 4 Most Disappointing Tech Products Of 2026 (So Far)
2026 has been a great year for tech, but there have been a fair share of duds as well. Here are some of the worst tech products that disappointed consumers.
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Apple Raises Prices Of Most Products, But Your iPhone Still Costs The Same (For Now)
Skyrocketing technology prices have finally hit Apple, as many of the company's products have now seen some kind of price increase.
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Why Your Laptop Is So Loud (And What You Can Do To Fix It)
You don't have to tolerate a screaming computer. Discover the hidden settings and easy maintenance tricks that will quiet your device down.
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Google Home Just Added 7 Cool New And Improved Features
If you use a Google or Nest speaker at home, you would be happy to know that Google Home has added seven new features that improve the smart home experience.
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5 Budget Phones Still Worth Buying In 2026
If you're in the market for a new phone and don't want to spend a fortune, here are some of the best budget smartphones that punch above their weight.
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4 Android 17 Problems That Need To Be Fixed
Android 17 got you down? You’re not alone. The new update feels more like an unfinished beta. Here are 4 glaring issues currently driving everyone crazy.
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Steam Machine Vs. PlayStation 5 Pro: Which Is Best For You?
Valve has finally made a leap into the gaming console arena with the Steam Machin, but it will take a lot to stand up to established consoles.
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The Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 Might Look Exactly Like Last Year's Galaxy Watch 8
One of the biggest draws in updated consumer technology is a new look because it gives something to look forward to, but Samsung didn't seem to get that memo.
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This Free Tool Can Help You Avoid Flock's Invasive AI Traffic Camera Tech
Mass surveillance on public roads is expanding. This clever tool lets you audit, avoid, and outsmart Flock's invasive AI license plate readers.
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10 Of The Best Reviewed Earbuds On Amazon
These earbuds from Amazon will do everything from delivering rich, full sound to serving as a cheap gym-listening fix that won't fall out of your ears.
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A Recent YouTube TV Update Is Giving Roku Users Unexpected Problems
If you're a Roku user who has noticed their YouTube TV hasn't been working correctly, you're not alone, as Roku has acknowledged an update issue.
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Google Pixel Users Are Reporting A New Touchscreen Bug On Android 17
Is your phone ignoring taps and swipes? An Android 17 glitch is wreaking havoc on Google Pixel screens, sparking widespread complaints of totally dead zones.
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New York City Is Keeping Waymo Off Its Streets For Now - Here's Why
Despite the growing popularity of Waymo in other major US cities, the automated taxi service is not expected to be available in New York City for some time.
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The US Is Making Data Centers Pay For Grid Access — But Power Bills Are Still Going Up
Federal regulators just put new rules in place to keep data centers from underpaying for power, but electricity bills are still rising regardless.
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5 Apple TV Remote Replacements That Users Swear By
Lost or broken your Apple TV remote? Buying an official replacement can be expensive, but these five alternative options offer more bang for your buck.
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5 Things You Need To Know Before Buying A Steam Machine
The Steam Machine has potential to disrupt the PC gaming hardware industry with its optimizations, though it might be limited by its obvious shortcomings.
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Amateur Hacker Used Claude And OpenAI Agents To Hack 14 Companies
An inexperienced hacker managed to compromise over a dozen companies using AI agents to do most of the work, raising real questions about AI safety.
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