Which Raspberry Pi Should You Buy? Every Raspberry Pi Series Explained
With tons of Raspberry Pi models available, it's not always clear which one you should buy. Here, we break down the form and function of all main product lines.
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Google Is Killing The Chromebook Era With The Reveal Of Something More Powerful
Google has just announced the Googlebook, which is a new lineup of laptops that will more heavily integrate Gemini and presumably replace Chromebooks.
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While laptop cooling pads are often touted as huge performance enhancers, that's usually not true. Here's why they don't make sense for most users.
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Wi-Fi 7 promises the reliability of a wired connection, but does your home actually need it? Compare the game-changing speeds against the steep cost of entry.
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In 2019, Sony limited third-party sales of digital game codes from Walmart, Amazon, and GameStop, forcing PS users to buy through the PlayStation Store.
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US Government Just Walked Back Ban On Chinese Routers And Drones (But There's A Catch)
The U.S. government has (slightly) walked back its controversial ban on foreign-made routers and drones, but not as much as some had hoped to see.
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5 Underrated Monitor Brands That Can Compete With Samsung
While Samsung is a top name in monitors, it also charges a premium price for its products. Here are some underrated monitor brands with similar offerings.
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A PlayStation 5 console should last for several years, but you need to take care of it. To maximize its life, never do these five things with your PS5.
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Blackouts and power outages disrupt every aspect of everyday life, from internet usage to staying warm. These gadgets can keep you going even without power.
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Your Old Bose Speakers Might Have Lost Some Important Audio Features
If you invested in Bose's SoundTouch cloud service, here's everything you lost when SoundTouch support was discontinued in May 2026.
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You Can Get Amazon Packages In 30 Minutes Or Less If You Live In These US Cities
If you're willing to pay a little extra, Amazon can now deliver your package in 30 minutes or less in select United States cities.
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The 8 Best New Features Added To iPadOS In 2026 (So Far)
Is your iPad reaching its full potential? Explore some of the more notable software updates of 2026 to see if you're getting the most from your device.
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With this cutting-edge electric aircraft motor, consumers could eventually see a reduction in how much it costs to fly thanks to improved efficiency.
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Spotify Now Lets You Disable Video Content — Here's How
Spotify added toggles that let you turn off music videos, canvas clips, and other video content. Here's where to find them on mobile and desktop.
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9 Reasons Firefox Is Better (And Worse) Than Google Chrome
Chrome is the undisputed champion of the web browser game, and for good reason. Firefox competes by offering certain advantages to privacy-oriented users.
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Meta Can Now Read Your Instagram DMs – Here's How To Protect Yourself
Unfortunately for those who enjoy secure messaging, Meta's Instagram app can now read your DMs. Here's what you should do to protect yourself.
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The First Smartwatches Were From The '80s, And They Did More Than You'd Expect
While the word "smartwatch" might mean something specific, like big screens and productivity apps, '80s watches were pretty advanced for their time.
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4 Of The Best Google Calendar Alternatives
Leaving Google Calendar is easier said than done, but there are several solid replacements if you want more privacy, better tools, or extra control.
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10 Modern Technologies That Are Older Than You Think
More than ever, technology can feel like it's moving at breakneck speeds, but the fact of the matter is that many of these developments started decades ago.
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5 Of The Best Monitors You Can Buy On A Budget In 2026
You can buy a feature-rich monitor in 2026 without spending too much on useless features or exaggerated specs you'll probably never need to use.
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Why Battery-Saving Apps Might Actually Be A Myth
Battery-saving apps are everywhere, and millions of people swear by them. Whether they're actually doing what users think is a different matter entirely.
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Why Did Amazon Get Rid Of Page-Turn Buttons On Kindles?
Amazon's Kindle lineup has moved away from physical controls for turning pages. The company's recent comments make a comeback sound unlikely.
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If you want a second controller for your PS5, a third-party one can help you save a few bucks over the DualSense controller. Here are the best-rated ones.
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3 Cool New Features Your Google Home Just Received In May 2026
Your Google Home smart speaker is receiving an update this month that's improving its AI functionality. Here are the new features you can expect.
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Anyone who's opened an iPhone box knows how slowly the lid comes off. That's actually a deliberate design choice dating back to Steve Jobs and Jony Ive.
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The 4 Best New Features Added To Google Maps In 2026 (So Far)
Just like every other app in 2026, Google Maps is jumping on the AI bandwagon and injecting it into its software to improve the app's capabilities.
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