I Miss When Smart TVs Used To Be Dumber
While getting smarter is the natural progression for smart TVs, it's worth asking if it's making them better. Here's why we fondly remember dumber smart TVs.
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5 Apple Music Features You Won't Find On YouTube Music
Apple Music and YouTube Music are two of the most popular music services, but Apple Music has a few surprising features its competitor doesn't.
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5 Early Programming Languages That Still Power The Internet Today
Much of the internet still depends on programming languages created decades ago. Their age hasn't stopped them from running sites and services people use daily.
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How Long Will Your Old Cassette Tapes Actually Last?
Like vinyl records, cassette tapes are making a comeback in the 2020s, but how long can you expect them to last and keep playing? Here's what you need to know.
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SpaceX Invests $100B To Turn Louisiana Marsh Into Its Own Kennedy Space Center
Elon Musk's SpaceX company is sinking a cool $100 billion into turning a Louisiana marsh into its own equivalent of Florida's Kennedy Space Center.
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3 Possible Disadvantages Of Using Smart Plugs
A smart plug may seem like a great solution to turning an old dumb appliance into a modern smart one, but there are some serious drawbacks.
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8 Things That Can Ruin Your Headphones' Sound Quality
Headphones can give you an unparalleled audio experience if you take care of the details. Here are eight things that can ruin your headphones' sound quality.
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This Asus Gadget Transforms Your Bicycle Into An E-Bike
An e-bike can cost thousands, but replacing your bicycle isn't the only option. A new Asus device adds electric assistance to the bike you already own.
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These Next-Gen Apple Products Will Be Upgraded To OLED Displays By 2029
Over the next few years, Apple is set to launch several exciting upgrades to its product lineup courtesy of cutting-edge OLED display technology.
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5 Of The Biggest Computing Breakthroughs Of The '70s
The 1970s may be known for groovy styles, but the decade was also a tech heavyweight. Here are some of the biggest computing breakthroughs of the 1970s.
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Cinema Home Vs. Filmmaker Mode: Which Picture Setting Should LG TV OLED Owners Use?
If you have an LG OLED TV and are torn between the different picture profiles for watching cotent, here's which one you should pick for the best experience.
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4 Disadvantages Of Using All-In-One Modem Router Combos
Your ISP likely gave you some kinf of all-in-one combo for your modem and router, but there's actually a number of disadvantages to this setup.
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5 Everyday Tech You May Not Have Realized Are '90s Inventions
The '90s was a turning point for technology, building off of a lot of what the 1980s introduced, but making it more common place for the average consumer.
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Shopping At Best Buy Looked Completely Different In The '90s
Before online orders and curb pickups, Best Buy was a '90s wonderland of media displays and aisles of physical media. Relive the golden age of tech retail.
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Can You Really Tell The Difference Between Cheap And Expensive Portable Batteries?
The power bank market is vast, and many variables factor into how much portable batteries cost. Is it easy to tell cheap and expensive ones apart, though?
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The 5 Best Beyerdynamic Headphones For Gaming, Music, And More
Beyerdynamic products are on the pricier side, but these high-quality headphones have incredible sound and can be repaired by users.
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5 Video Doorbells With Local Storage That Won't Spy On You
Relying on cloud storage for your video doorbell recordings can raise privacy concerns and recurring costs. Here are some models that support local storage.
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The Reason Why Chinese Android Phones Charge So Much Faster Than US And European Models
If you're an Android user yearning for faster charging speeds, you may want to explore Chinese-brand phones — but how do they support faster charging, anyway?
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The Navy's 3D-Printed Drones Could Be A Game Changer For Ships At Sea
Drones have completely reshaped warfare on all fields, leading to a surge in advancements for small, expendable drones, which are commonly cost-effective.
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Sony's New TV Is Its Most Affordable OLED Model So Far
Sony is lowering the entry price for its OLED TVs without stripping away the features we all expect. The new series still isn't a bargain-bin option, though.
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The Pixel 11 Pro XL's USB-C Fast Charging Has One Big Problem
Think any USB-C brick will deliver top speeds? Google's new flagship requires specific high-voltage PPS hardware to actually unlock its fastest charging times.
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Chinese Company Reveals Solar Car Roofs Ready For Mass Production
Solar-powered cars remain elusive in 2026, but one Chinese company recently revealed that its solar car roofs are ready for mass production. Here's the scoop.
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5 Signs It Might Be Time To Upgrade Your Tablet
Your tablet is subject to the march of time just like the rest of your technology, which means you will eventually see signs its time for an upgrade.
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Nvidia DLSS 5 Has Leaked, And It's Even Worse Than You Think
Nvidia revealed DLSS 5, its next evolution of the technology, which is a shader system powered by artificial intelligence, because everything needs AI.
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These 4 Motorola Phones Were Ahead Of Their Time
Motorola might be an afterthought nowadays, but before Apple, Google, and Samsung took over the mobile market, it made some of the most cutting-edge phones.
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Why Does Windows Constantly Need To Update?
Windows can install an update, restart, and ask to do it all again just weeks later. There are good reasons for that, even when nothing appears to have changed.
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5 Google Maps Settings Drivers Should Enable
Google Maps offers plenty of useful features out of the box, but if you really want to make the most of it, you should enable these settings right away.
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