5 Quick Settings Every Galaxy Tablet Owner Should Be Using
The Galaxy tablet is a handy piece of tech right out of the box, but you can make it even better. Every Galaxy owner should be using these five quick settings.
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Starlink Vs. 5G Home Internet: The Cheaper One Might Actually Be Faster
The Elon Musk-owned Starlink satellite internet service claims it offers the fastest speeds around, but real world tests don't necessarily bear that out.
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Here's How Much A Computer Cost In 1986 Vs. 2026
You might be surprised to learn how computer pricing has ebbed and flowed over the last four decades.
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What Was The First Internet Chat Room?
Social media has come a long way in creating online communities, but before these apps and networks was one chat room that started it all.
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The First-Ever Cloud Service Gave You Less Storage Than Most Floppy Disks
Cloud storage has come a long way since the advent of the internet, but you might be surprised to learn about its roots.
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These New 'AI Worms' Could Eventually Infect Your Smart Home Devices
AI is quickly becoming a top concern of cybersecurity. The threats are very real, and could affect our in-home gadgets like bulbs, switches, and TVs.
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4 Things Siri Can Do With Your Calendar
Got lots of events to manage on your calendar? If you have an iPhone, the recently advanced Siri AI assistant can make coordinating things a snap.
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This Tiny Pocket Gadget Can Help Diagnose Problems With Your Wi-Fi
Troubleshooting with your internet connection can be tricky, but this tiny pocket gadget can help anyone diagnose Wi-Fi problems. There's a catch, though.
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How Long Did It Take To Download 100 MB On A 56K Modem?
If you remember the screech of a dial-up modem, you know downloads could take forever, but are you aware how long did a 100MB file really take back in the day?
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Why Floorstanding Speakers Might Still Need A Subwoofer
Even with a solid set of floorstanding speakers, your audio system might still benefit from a subwoofer if you're dedicated to perfecting the sound experience.
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This Android Phone Lets You Use 3 Different SIMs At The Same Time, But Good Luck Buying One
While dual-SIM phones have become quite popular over the past decade or so, a smartphone OEM has now launched a device that can run 3 SIM cards simultaneously.
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5 Useful Electronics You Should Buy Refurbished
Tech prices keep climbing, but paying full price isn’t the only option. Some gadgets are smart buys refurbished, as long as you know what to look for.
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4 Magnetic Gadgets You Can Stick On Your Fridge
Your refrigerator doors might be a barren wasteland, but these four magnetic gadgets you can stick to your fridge can turn that space into useful real estate.
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What's The Point In Buying A Webcam If Your Laptop Already Has A Camera?
Your laptop computer probably came with a camera and microphone built-in, so why do you need to buy a separate webcam? It turns out there are several reasons.
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2 Cool New Features Coming To Next-Gen Blink Security Cameras
Blink has unveiled its wave of next-gen security cameras, and they're introducing some exciting new options for video quality and range.
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Do Disc Scratch Cleaners Actually Work?
Scratch cleaners claim to be able to remove surface damage and bring new life to your old discs, but do they actually work? Here's what you need to know.
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Raspberry Pi 5 Vs. LattePanda Mu Ultra — Which DIY Computer Board Should You Buy?
We tested the Raspberry Pi 5 and LattePanda Mu Ultra with benchmarks and retro games. Both can do a lot, but neither is a small purchase for your next project.
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The 8 Best Apps Optimized For The iPhone Duo On Day One
If you've got your hands on the iPhone Duo, here are some apps worth trying right now, as they have already been updated for its unique screen size.
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You Can Build A Dedicated Music Server Using Your Old Devices - Here's How
Looking for something to do with that old laptop or other device you have lying around? Why not turn it into a music server? Here's how to do so.
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Why Is Xbox Called That?
It's easy to deduce how Sony's PlayStation got its name or even something like Nintendo's GameCube, but there are some consoles that require an explanation.
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How To Tell If A USB Port Supports 140W Charging
USB ports provide different charging speeds based on their wattage. 140W is one of the fastest speeds you can get, but finding it isn't always easy.
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What Happens If You Run Your CPU Without A Cooler?
Obviously running a PC without a CPU cooler is a wild proposition, but it is technically possible. However, you're going to run into roadblocks fairly quickly.
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4 Useful Storage Devices Worth Adding To Your Kit
Looking for high quality portable storage solutions to add to your kit? These four options combine convenience and portability with great features.
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How Much Would It Cost To Subscribe To Every Major Streaming Service?
It's not easy keeping up with your favorite TV shows when they're all distributed on different streaming platforms, especially when you consider the price.
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One Of The Best Budget 4K Blu-Ray Players Has Been Discontinued
The selection of budget-friendly 4K Blu-ray players just got significantly smaller, as one of the best options just left the market for good.
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5 Mac Features You Should Try If You Also Own An iPhone
Apple has Continuity features for its Macs and iPhone that allow the Apple devices to exchange information when they're right next to each other.
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Buying An iPad For Your Kids? Here Are 4 Tablets To Consider Instead
An iPad might seem like the obvious choice for kids, but there are plenty of reasons to explore other options before deciding which tablet is right.
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