Roombas Are Great, But The Smart Money Buys A Cheaper Robot Vacuum
In the world of robot vacuums, Roomba stands tall. But there are plenty of cheaper options on the market that offer the same, or better, performance.
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Apple Seeds iOS 26.2 RC 2 Ahead Of Official Release
The final version of iOS 26.2 is nearly here, but in the meantime, Apple has seeded a second release candidate version as it irons out the last bugs.
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Amazon's Bestselling Apple Watch Is On Sale For $200 Ahead Of The Holidays
Whether you're shopping for a loved one or just want a solid smartwatch for yourself, it might be hard to pass up this Amazon deal for the Apple Watch SE 3.
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4 USB Gadgets iPhone Owners Swear By
We've compiled a list of the most useful iPhone USB gadgets that other users recommend, not just the usual iPhone accessories you'll find online.
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iPhone 18 Pro's Under-Display Face ID Tech Reportedly In Testing
Apple might be planning something huge for the iPhone 18 series as leaks point to under-display Face ID tech. Here's what it could mean for future iPhones.
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10 Of The Best Free iPhone Apps You Haven't Heard Of
Hidden in the deepest corners of the App Store and overshadowed by other widely used and well-known apps are these reliable tools that you need on your iPhone.
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Tired Of Siri Suggestions In Apple CarPlay? Here's How To Turn Them Off
Siri Suggestions driving you nuts while using Apple CarPlay? Fortunately, there is an easy way to remove this Siri feature on an as-needed basis.
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The TV Trend That's Replacing Premium Streaming Services
Premium streaming services have gotten more expensive and riddled with ads in the last few years. Now, consumers who are fed up are embracing alternatives.
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5 Ways You're Killing Your PC's Storage
Your daily habits could be silently killing your computer's storage drive. Discover the 5 dangerous mistakes you need to stop making right now.
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Android Will Warn You If A Scammer Asks To Share Your Screen On A Call
With financial scams on the rise, Google has introduced a new feature to alert Android users while on a call with a potential scammer. Here's how it works.
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5 Google TV Streamer Accessories To Level Up Your Entertainment Setup
Transform your movie nights with these top 5 Google TV Streamer accessories. Discover the best add-ons to enhance your setup and performance.
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10 Things In Your Home That Might Be Interfering With Your Wi-Fi
Transmitting information through the air is no mean technological feat, yet troubleshooting Wi-Fi in your home may not be as complicated as you think.
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Can You Use A Soundbar Without An HDMI ARC Port?
Soundbars improve the audio experience of your favorite TV series or movies, but are they as effective if you can't connect them to your HDMI ARC port?
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iOS 19 Leak Shows What iOS 26 Would Have Looked Like Without Liquid Glass
Apple skipped iOS 19 for iOS 26 and introduced the Liquid Glass UI. However, a new leak shows what iOS 19 would have looked like without the design change.
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Riyadh Air Is The World's First AI-Native Airline, But What Does That Mean?
If you thought AI was only taking over your smartphones and computers, you'll be surprised to know Riyadh Air is the world's first AI-native airline.
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Should You Use USB Port Wi-Fi Adapters?
If your old PC's Wi-Fi adapter doesn't work anymore or if you've never had one, you'll be thinking of buying a USB solution. You might want to think again.
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The Reason Why Vizio TVs Are So Cheap
Vizio is known for its affordability, so much so that users might doubt the quality of its devices. But there's a reason why those TVs are so cheap.
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ChatGPT's Big GPT-5.2 Upgrade Expected This Week
After Google's Gemini 3 model took benchmarks by storm, OpenAI is gearing up for an answer in the form of GPT-5.2, which may be released this week.
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5 Ways To Protect Your Smart Home From Hackers
Smart home appliances can be a major help in the house, but they're also a point of attack for hackers — unless you take all the necessary precautions.
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Yet Another Top-Level Apple Executive May Soon Exit The Company
Amidst several Apple employees leaving the company, a new report indicates that Apple's top hardware executive might also want to exit soon.
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You Can Turn Your Raspberry Pi Into A Local AI Agent - Here's How
Advancements in AI may feel a bit daunting, but this clever hack helps you harness the power of artificial intelligence in your own home and is completely DIY.
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How To Use LiDAR On Your iPhone (And Why You Should)
iPhones have a sensor that doesn't get used a lot but can actually be really helpful for various tasks. Here's how to use your iPhone's LiDAR sensor.
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5 Ways You Can Speed Up Your Old Computer's Storage
Your storage drive might be struggling with issues you can't even see. We reveal 5 proven methods to speed up your old computer's storage and boost stability.
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9 Of The Best Electronics Exclusive To Walmart
Walmart is often associated with groceries and savings, but the retailer also sells electronic devices.. Here are the best products you can't buy anywhere else.
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Why There's A Black Dot On Your iPhone's Screen (And How To Turn It Off)
A black dot with a green or orange light suddenly popped up on many iPhone screens after the iOS 18.4 update. It shows up in only two situations.
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Is It Ever Safe To Use WD-40 On Electronics?
WD-40 is a versatile product that can be used for several applications, but is it safe to use on your electronics? Here's what you need to know.
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5 Signs It's Time For A New Phone
If you've been holding on to your smartphone for quite some time and are confused about whether it's time to upgrade, here are some signs to look for.
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