11 Things Your iPhone's Notes App Can Do (Besides Taking Notes)
Apple's no stranger to packing its apps with handy features, and the simple Notes app is no exception. Step up your game with these tips and tricks.
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Why Do TV Remotes Feel So Cheap?
A $50 streaming stick can ship with a sleek Bluetooth remote, so why does the TV next to it still come with a clunky button-covered brick?
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The Nintendo Wii was a revolutionary console when it first released, with its Nunchuk controller that got players to move while playing their favorite games.
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From regional battery tech to connectivity limitations, the U.S. version of the next iPhone may feature a major component shift. Here is the breakdown.
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Who Owns Waze And How Does The App Make Money?
Waze is a free, crowd-funded alternative to popular navigation apps like Google Maps. But what company is behind Waze, and how does it manage to stay afloat?
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Why Smartwatches Don't Use USB-C Ports (Even Though It's Faster)
Smartwatches don't use USB-C ports for charging, even though standardizing would solve a variety of problems. Here's why the gadget makers do their own thing.
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PlayStation Is Ditching Physical Games For An All-Digital Future
It has been a long time coming and all of the signs have been there, but it's about to be the end of an era in the world of gaming consoles.
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China Plans To Launch A Satellite System To Predict Natural Disasters Across Asia
China claims its new Tianwu satellite network is for predicting natural disasters. But is Beijing using climate monitoring as a clever cover for espionage?
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12 MacBook Accessories Under $50 That Are Actually Worth Buying
Skip the gimmicks that end up forgotten in a drawer. Here are the most practical, budget-friendly MacBook accessories that will upgrade your daily workflow.
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Hisense Just Made TV Streaming Safer For Kids, But There's One Problem
Hisense will be releasing a new remote aimed at making streaming safter for kids, but you might have to wait a while before you can try it in the US.
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How To Easily Free Up Space On Your Roku
Sometimes, you might run into issues when trying to add new apps on your Roku device, possibly because too much storage space is being used.
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5 Devices That Support Lossless Apple Music Streaming
If you're looking to take advantage of Apple's lossless audio offerings, you might be surprised to find you already have a device that supports it.
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5 Keychain Cameras That Don't Trade Quality For Size
Keychain cameras will never replace DSLRs, but they're fun and might do a better job than you think. Here are five keychain cameras that deliver solid value.
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HEIC Vs. JPEG: What's The Difference And Which File Format Has Better Image Quality?
HEIC and JPEG are two popular image formats used around the world. But which one is the best choice, especially when it comes to detail and quality?
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Don't Buy A Steam Machine In 2026 - Do This Instead
At this point, most gamers know that the Steam Machine is overpriced and underwhelming, but not everyone knows about the cheapest alternatives available.
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These Google Apps Need To Be Manually Updated On Your Samsung Phone
Samsung designs some of the most-liked Android smartphones on the market with useful and robust features, but they can't automatically update some apps.
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Google Is Finally Giving Android Users The Backup Settings They Should Have Always Had
Stop deleting apps just to free up space for your photos. Android’s new granular backup controls let you choose exactly what syncs to Google. See how!
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Why You Can't Turn Off The Camera Shutter Sound On Japanese iPhones
There's a reason iPhones in Japan won't let you silence the camera shutter, and it has roots in privacy concerns that predate the smartphone entirely.
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Google Chrome Has A PDF Tool That Saves You From Switching Between Apps
Google Chrome has continued to add to its PDF functionality since the feature debuted in 2010, creating an ecosystem that precludes having to use outside apps.
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4 Times Smart TVs Were Accused Of Collecting User Data Without Consent
Here's why major brands have repeatedly found themselves at the center of consent and privacy disputes around your smart TV data and viewing habits.
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Ditch Email Attachments - Here's An Easier Way To Share Files
Sharing a large batch of files via email at once often makes it difficult to find them later, especially if your email client isn't good at organizing them.
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5 PC Rules The Internet Tricked Me Into Believing
Some computer advice gets repeated for so long that it eventually starts to feel like fact, even after the technology behind it has moved on completely.
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The Fitbit Air's First Major Update Fixes Its Most Annoying Issue - But There's A Catch
FitBit Air users have found that their exercises have not been accurately recorded, with runs being logged as a walk or otherwise, forcing them to re-label it.
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Keeping Your DVD And Blu-Ray Collection Is Important - And Sony Is Proving Why
The only way to ensure that you truly own your favorite piece of media is by purchasing physical media, whether that's a movie, TV show, book, or video game.
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Over 5 Billion iPhones And Android Devices Are Vulnerable To This Massive New Threat
Convenience can often lead to trouble when it comes to electronics like computers or smartphones, so if you want to protect yourself, don't choose convenience.
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3 Old Windows Laptops Still Worth Buying In 2026
Are you trying to upgrade your computer without draining your bank account? Discover three older Windows machines that still deliver great performance.
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Virginia's New AI Traffic Cameras Are Already Frustrating Local Residents
AI's popularity is rapidly growing, and now it is being used to monitor citizens around the world to ensure "safety," but it's a little scary.
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