Scientists Invented A New Refrigerator Cycle That Changes Everything
Air conditioning hasn't changed much in the 100 years since it was first developed, but there may be a new technology just around the corner.
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Leaker Claims Apple May Refine iPhone 18 Pro Design With A Subtle Yet Key Change
A new leak suggests Apple might backtrack on a polarizing design change it made with the iPhone 17 Pro models and introduce a subtle yet important refinement.
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What Happens If You Don't Use Airplane Mode On A Flight?
People who fly frequently are aware of the announcement to put their phones in airplane mode before take off. If you don't, what problems would it cause?
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Every Major Android Phone Brand Ranked From Worst To Best According To Users
The Android vs. iPhone debate is stale. What's more interesting is the competition happening within Android's ecosystem. Here's what users think.
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Mophie Launches Juice Pack Battery Cases For iPhone Air And iPhone 17 Pro Models
Mophie's latest products include charging cases for the iPhone 17 Pro, Pro Max, and the iPhone Air, allowing you to charge your phone on the go.
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2 Free VPNs For Android Phones That Are Actually Reliable
While there are plenty of free VPN options on Android, most of them tend to compromise your data. Here are two free VPNs that you can actually trust.
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Apple Unveils iPhone Pocket, A Premium Throwback To The iPod Socks
Apple has launched a limited-edition designer accessory to store your iPhone -- the iPhone Pocket -- and it bears an uncanny resemblance to the iPod Socks.
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If You Have An iPhone 17 Pro, You Might Be Using The Camera App Wrong
Some iPhone 17 Pro owners may be unknowingly missing out on better photo and video results. Learn how to get more from the camera's pro settings.
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Galaxy S26 Will Finally Support Faster Wireless Charging Speeds
After lagging behind other phone makers in adopting faster charging for years, Samsung is finally going to support faster wireless charging with the Galaxy S26.
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iPhone Air 2 Might Launch In Spring 2027 With Dual-Lens Camera System
If reports are accurate, Apple may launch up to three new iPhones in the spring of 2027, including the iPhone Air 2, iPhone 18, and iPhone 18e.
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3 Ways You're Ruining Your TV Without Realizing It
If you love watching TV, avoid making these three mistakes, as they can end up being lethal for your television's picture quality, longevity, and performance.
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Galaxy S26 Plus Design Leak Shows Just One Minor Change
The Galaxy S26 Plus, which replaced the S25 Edge for its poor sales, has finally been leaked online -- but there is nothing particularly exciting in its design.
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NASA's X-59 Supersonic Jet Broke The Sound Barrier On Its First Test Flight
A collaboration between NASA and Lockheed Martin has produced an experimental jet capable of flying beyond the speed of sound without a sonic boom.
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What Are 'Defeat Devices' And Why Are They Banned?
Defeat devices are used to fool modern automotive safety systems and emissions testing. However, new laws are being written to ban these types of devices.
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HomePod Mini Disappears From Stores Hinting At An Upcoming Refresh
HomePod minis have been marked unavailable by many retailers, which could mean Apple may unveil the HomePod mini 2 variant sometime in the future.
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Apple Has Indefinitely Delayed The iPhone Air 2, Reports Claim
If you were looking forward to getting your hands on the new iPhone Air 2 next year, there's some bad news. Apple may end up delaying the phone indefinitely.
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5 Essential iPhone Apps Every Hiker Should Have Installed
Heading out for a hike? Don't leave without these 5 essential iPhone apps. Discover the best tools for navigation, safety, and tracking your next adventure.
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This Unique USB Stick Will Never Leave Your Computer's USB Port
If you're looking to get a USB storage drive for your computer, consider this unique USB stick that you won't ever have to unplug from your computer's port.
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Microsoft Discontinued One Of Its Oldest Office Apps After 35 Years
Microsoft has lately been making sweeping changes to its product lineup, and a 35-year-old Office app is going to be discontinued as part of this overhaul.
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5 Electronics You Probably Didn't Know You Could Buy At Ikea
Ikea is well-known for its affordable furniture and decor, but it also carries quite a few home-based tech products that can upgrade your space.
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9 Walmart Electronics That Customers Swear By
We've rounded up some of the best user-rated electronics from different categories at Walmart that customers swear by as top picks.
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3 Items That Used To Be Banned By TSA (But Aren't Anymore)
TSA rules are always changing. Find out which three types of common items used to be banned by the TSA that you can now bring along with you.
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Are Renewed Android Phones On Amazon Safe To Buy? Here's What Users Say
Cell phones have become increasingly expensive, leading users to look to other methods, but buying renewed devices from Amazon may prove to be a risky prospect.
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WhatsApp Is Out For Apple Watch - Here's Which Models Support It
WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps in the world, and at long last, Apple Watch users can now use most of the app's features from their wrist.
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What Does 'Nvidia' Actually Mean?
What does Nvidia actually mean? The name isn't a tech term. We explore the surprising Latin origin of the GPU giant's name and its ambitious meaning.
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Why Microsoft Discontinued Skype After Spending $8.5 Billion On It
In one of the biggest tech acquisitions of the era, Microsoft bought up the booming video call service, Skype, for $8.5 billion. Here's how it went.
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Does Fast-Charging Hurt Your Phone Battery? This Two-Year Test Has The Answer
Are you wondering if fast-charging is impacting your phone's battery life? Here's a comprehensive charging test conducted with iPhones and Android devices.
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