Why Some U.S. Navy Submarines Use Xbox Controllers To Operate High-Tech Periscopes
U.S. Navy nuclear submarines are incredibly intricate vessels designed for stealth and offense, but even high-tech vehicles need simple solutions sometimes.
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4 Common Samsung Galaxy Phone Problems (And How To Fix Them)
Samsung Galaxy phones are among the best Android devices around, but they're not without issues. Here's a look at the most common problems and how to fix them.
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The Oura Ring 5 Is Closing The Gap Between Smartwatches And Smart Rings
If you've been considering making the switch from a smartwatch to a smart ring, now might be the right time, as Oura is making massive improvements.
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Motorola Was Caught Injecting Shady Tracking Code Within The Amazon App
A recent update to Motorola phones fixed a major security flaw tied to how the devices would interact with the Amazon app. Here's what you should know.
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A Budget Gaming PC For Under $1,000 Is Still Possible - Here's How
There are few things more satisfying than building a gaming PC, hunting for the right parts at the right prices and putting them together for a unique rig.
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Every Samsung Phone Getting The New Camera Assistant Feature
Samsung's Camera Assistant app was previously limited to higher-end devices. One UI 8.5 is bringing it to a much broader range of phones and tablets.
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The Reason Old Computers Slow Down With Age
Your old computer may feel slower than it used to be, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's worn out. Here is the reason most old computers slow down with age.
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5 Of The Worst Places To Put An Amazon Alexa Speaker
Not every spot in your home is a good place for an Alexa speaker. Some common placements can shorten its life, hurt performance, or cause other issues.
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The Majority Of Americans Support Banning Surveillance Pricing (For A Good Reason)
Most Americans want surveillance pricing banned, and it's not just about grocery bills. A new poll shows widespread opposition that crosses party lines.
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9 Of The Best Features Added To Spotify In 2026 (So Far)
Spotify is midway through 2026 and continues to add new features, to the benefit of users who want new ways to share and explore their musical tastes.
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Sony's Next-Gen 'True RGB' TVs Could Give OLED A Run For Its Money
Sony's latest display technology is here to compete against OLED with a few tricks up its sleeve that put it in front of everyone's favorite TV type.
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5 Apple Watch Features That Runners Will Use Daily
These features are great if you're training for a big run, trying to get faster, or just aiming to improve your overall shape by running more efficiently.
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Can You Use An HDMI Splitter To Extend Your Display?
An HDMI splitter is a must-have accessory if you are looking to project duplicate content across multiple screens. Extending your display is a different story.
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Upcoming Google Play Store Update Might Add A Warning About Dead Apps
An upcoming update to the Google Play Store may send you a warning if you have an app installed on your phone that doesn't exist in the Play Store anymore.
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2.5mm Vs. 3.5mm Headphone Jack: What's The Difference?
No more audio guesswork. Check out our breakdown of 2.5mm vs. 3.5mm jacks to understand their sizes, use cases, and compatibility features.
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3 Useful Apple Pay Features You're Probably Not Using (But Absolutely Should Be)
Apple Pay does more than process payments. A few of its less obvious features are genuinely useful and worth taking a few minutes to set up.
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Fitbit Users Can't Stand The Latest Update - Here's Why
Google has released a massive update to the Fitbit app that has completely changed how it works, and longtime users aren't happy about the change.
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The Steam Deck Is Finally Back In Stock, But With A Massive Price Hike
Valve fans were already pretty down about the Steam Machine's price potentially being higher than expected, and now the Steam Deck costs more.
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Your Samsung Phone's Wallet Can Now Help You Speed Through TSA
Samsung has issued an update for its Samsung Wallet app that will now make getting through TSA less of a headache. Here's what you should know.
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Motorola Razr Fold Review: The Complete Foldable Package
It's anything but cheap at $1,899, but the Motorola Razr Fold holds its own against similarly-priced foldable offerings from Samsung and Google.
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This 3D Food Printer Feels Straight Out Of Star Trek
A food tech company has reimagined edible creation with a 3D printer emulating Star Trek’s replicator through robotics and preprogrammed patterns.
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Roku Is Making The Biggest Change To Your Home Screen In Over A Decade Right Now
Roku is rolling out a huge update to its home screen, but the change may not be enough to win back jaded Roku users who have left the platform.
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5 Ways To Tell If Someone's Recording You With Smart Glasses
As smart glasses become more popular, there are concerns around being recorded without consent. Fortunately, there are several ways to stay aware of this.
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Spotify Premium Just Added A Brand New Perk For Audiobook Fans
Spotify Premium has a new perk aimed at people who use the service for audiobooks. It also comes with an option for free users to try separately.
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Some Samsung Galaxy Phones Quietly Changed Dark Mode - Here's How To Fix It
There looks to have quietly been a change made to how Dark Mode works on some Samsung Galaxy phone models, and here's how to undo it if desired.
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6 Google Smart Home Gadgets Worth Buying In 2026
Anyone who owns Google Home smart home products is awash in options for compatible gadgets, so we narrowed them down to those most worth buying in 2026.
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5 Major Tech Brands You Might Not Realize Are Owned By Chinese Companies
Several companies — despite seeming American — are under foreign ownership, and that includes a number of prominent tech brands owned by China.
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