4 Cables You Should Replace More Often
There's a good chance you're using cables for your devices far longer than you probably should, particularly considering how quickly technology advances.
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OnePlus Will Reportedly Discontinue Its US Models - Here's When
The Android phone market is about to shrink, as reports indicate that OnePlus is pulling out of the US and Europe for good within days.
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Why Did Apple Bring Back MagSafe Charging On MacBooks After It Was Discontinued?
Apple’s 2016 MacBook Pro dropped MagSafe in favor of USB-C, only for the magnetic charging port to return five years later. Here’s what changed.
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Why Your OLED TV Gets Hot – And How To Fix It
OLED TVs have great colors, but they can also get really hot. This is because of how they work, and there are a few ways you can cool them down.
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Why Do Optical Computer Mice Always Use Red Lights?
That red glow under your optical mouse isn't just a random design choice. It comes down to sensor behavior, cost, and what already works well.
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5 Reasons To Buy A Cheaper Smartwatch Instead Of An Apple Watch
The Apple Watch is not the only sensible pick for iPhone owners. Cheaper smartwatches can cost less, last longer, and give you lots more flexibility.
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3 Things To Stop Doing If You Have Noise Cancelling Headphones
Active Noise Cancellation has become a standard headphone type for many audiophiles, but there are some things you should stop doing with your ANC headphones.
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Google Wallet Could Solve One Of The Biggest Problems With Age Verification
Age verification is becoming a hot topic in the tech industry, and Google Wallet may have a device-level implementation coming -- if you can trust it.
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5 Useful Productivity Accessories Every MacBook Owner Needs
Even if you enjoy the convenience of your MacBook, there are plenty of accessories that can make it a more productive machine for daily use.
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This Hidden Windows Morning Start-Up Feature Makes Your Most Boring Tasks Automatic
Want to streamline your morning routine and make sure your PC is ready to rock and roll? Here's one Windows feature that can automate your boring startup.
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Here's How To Get Different Colored Roads On Waze (And What They Actually Mean)
There are a lot of different colors used in Waze, some of which are self-explanatory, but there's a whole different slew of colors in Editor Mode.
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5 Of The Best Modern Turntables You Can Buy
Whether you're looking to get your first turntable or looking to upgrade your setup, these turntables rank among the best modern ones on the market.
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7 Signs Your CPU Is About To Fail
CPU failure is usually sudden and total, but there can be signs that suggest it would be prudent to start saving for a new one.
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5 Useful iPad Accessories Cheaper Than Apple Brand Products
Apple has some really nice and reliable accessories for its products, but sometimes the prices are simply just too high for the average buyer.
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Big Changes Are Coming To Android's Google Play Store This Month
Major Google Play Store changes are scheduled to begin in the U.S. this month. The new system will affect users, developers, and competing marketplaces alike.
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How Long Do Owners Say LG TVs Usually Last?
it's only natural to want to make your investment last if you buy a new TV, so how long can you expect an LG TV to last if you buy a new one?
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5 Things To Stop Doing If You Have A Foldable Phone
Anyone who owns a foldable phone should be careful to avoid doing these 5 things in the interest of keeping their device problem-free for the long haul.
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You Can Now Buy Pixel Care+ For Older Google Pixel Phones - But There's A Catch
Google is giving Pixel owners another chance of buying its smartphone insurance plan, though they must still keep some limitations in mind.
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These 5 Routers Are No Longer Safe To Use After A New Security Backdoor Was Discovered
It's not something that often comes to mind, but it's important to always update the firmware on your internet router whenever possible to protect yourself.
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Why Do Some Laptops Have Two Charging Ports?
As laptop designs continue to evolve, you may have noticed that most models tend to include two charging ports, sometimes one on either side.
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Here's Why DVD Audio Is Better Than CDs
Audiophiles might feel the need to turn to physical media like CDs over streaming for better fidelity, but the mostly-forgotten DVD-Audio format is superior.
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Your Google Maps App On Android Auto Is About To Look Different — Here's Why
Some Android Auto users are beginning to see a different Google Maps interface, but the change is rolling out slowly and can't be enabled manually.
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4 Devices You Should Always Connect To 5GHz Wi-Fi (And 4 That Can Stay On 2.4GHz)
Not every device needs 5GHz Wi-Fi. Some gadgets benefit from faster speeds, while others perform better on reliable 2.4GHz connections.
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OpenAI's First Device Might Have Been Revealed — Here's What It Does
A new report may offer the first substantial details about OpenAI's consumer hardware plans. The rumored device is still in development and unannounced.
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5 Useful Accessories That Work Best With Google Pixel Phones
Pixel phones can use plenty of common Android gear, but a few accessories are better suited to Google's hardware and charging features than others.
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The Hidden Setting That Can Help Your Old MacBook's Battery Health Last Longer
Older MacBooks include a little-known charging feature designed to reduce long-term battery wear. Here's where to find it and how it works today.
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Who Owns QLED Technology?
You've likely seen the QLED brand on all manner of TVs for sale these days, which may raise some questions on who actually owns QLED technology.
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