The 3 Best RSS Reader Apps You Need To Start Using In 2026
If you're looking to reduce social media usage, or perhaps aren't satisfied with Google Discover, these RSS feed readers can keep you in the loop.
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Why Nvidia Discontinued Support For Some Of The Most Popular Graphics Cards In 2025
Nvidia manufactures a variety of graphics cards. However, the company will no longer update some of them, even though they are popular among PC gamers.
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Where Do Returned Items To Apple Actually Go?
Apple makes it easy for customers to return products and get partial refunds at Apple Stores. But what happens once the device is officially out of your hands?
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5 Free Android Auto Apps You Should Always Have Installed
For those who spend a lot of time in their cars, here are some of the best Android Auto apps you need to use for better functionality or to avoid distractions.
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These 2 HDMI Settings Could Be Ruining Your TV's HDR Experience
If your TV picture still isn’t as sharp as it should be, even with HDR turned on, one of two HDMI settings might be to blame. Luckily, they’re easy to fix.
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5 Free Windows Apps You've Probably Never Used (But Should)
Even if you use Windows on a daily basis, some underrated yet useful apps might have slipped under your radar. Here are some of these apps you must try.
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Here's What The 'IP Rating' On Your Android Phone Really Means
Is your Android phone truly waterproof? Learn how to decode IP ratings to understand exactly how much protection your device has against water and dust.
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5 Essential Steam Deck Apps You Should Be Using In 2026
The Steam Deck is versatile enough with its base SteamOS configuration, but since its based in Linux, you can also side-load lots of added goodies as well.
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Costco Has 7 Big Changes Planned For 2026
Costco is gearing up for a major year in 2026, one that will benefit all shoppers, but especially its members. These are the most impactful changes on the way.
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Apple's iOS Roadmap: Looking Ahead From iOS 26.3 To iOS 27
iOS 26.3 is still in the early stages of beta testing, but Apple's roadmap through iOS 27 (and beyond) has already started to leak online.
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Google Chrome Is Still Free, But Agentic AI Features May Require A Subscription
You can still download and use Google Chrome for free, but there are signs that a paid subscription might be required for some upcoming AI features.
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Google May Soon Make A Big Change To Android Multitasking
Android devices have gained plenty of multitasking features in recent years, and Google is now pushing that even further with a new test already underway.
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5 Major Robot Vacuum Cleaner Brands Ranked From Worst To Best
Nobody likes sweeping or mopping the floor, right? We've come up with a list of the top five robot vacuums that you might consider adding to your home.
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The FBI Put Out An Open Call For 'Unjammable Drones' - Here's Why
The FBI has put out a request for information seeking viable vendors for "unjammable" drones. Why would the agency be looking for these very specific drones?
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The 5 Worst Nuclear Disasters Of All Time
Given the totality of energy production, nuclear energy is very safe, but when things go wrong, they go very wrong as evidenced by these disasters.
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Does It Matter Which USB Port You Use On Your MacBook?
Your MacBook has multiple USB ports, some of which look identical. Here’s what to keep in mind when connecting your devices, if you're unsure what to do.
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Your Car's Lidar Can Destroy Your Phone's Camera - Here's How
As lidar sensors on cars become increasingly common, it's important to be aware of how this system can potentially ruin the camera on your smartphone.
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NASA And ESA Partnered On A Important Mission For Earth
As Earth's climate changes and its sea levels rise, it's becoming more important to keep an eye on the oceans, and this mission will be vital to that goal.
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5 iOS 26.3 Features You Can Look Forward To In Early 2026
Apple keeps to a pretty consistent routine with regards to iOS updates; here's what's coming with version 26.3 in January or February.
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Google May Soon Let You Change That Old, Silly Gmail Address
If you have an old Google account with a silly email ID that you're embarassed to give out, you may soon be able to change the address as per a report.
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Breathe New Life Into Your Old Laptops With This DIY Solution
If you're in possession of an older laptop which isn't being put to good use, consider turning it into a DIY Chromebook. Here's how to do just that.
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What Happens To Returned Tech At Costco? Here's Where They Actually Go
Costco has a generous 100% satisfaction guarantee, which translates to easy returns and may leave you wondering what happens to all that returned tech.
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NASA's Satellites Captured A Terrifying Picture Of A Giant Tsunami
Most have forgotten the Kamchatka quake from July 2025, but NASA, using satellite data, has produced an image of the monster tsunami it produced.
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Apple's Brain Drain In The Post-iPhone Era Proves It Can Handle Executive Turnover
Apple has been making headlines all year as top executives depart for greener pastures, but history shows the company is built to withstand shakeups like these.
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Google One Cloud Storage Plans Just Got A 50% Discount, But You'll Have To Act Fast
If you know you're going to need more cloud storage in 2026, you should check out the limited time deals currently available for Google One.
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OLED Vs. QLED TVs: What's The Difference?
Trying to understand the difference between OLED and QLED TVs can be tiring, since both are modern display technologies designed to improve picture quality.
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Laptops Might Completely Change For The Worse In 2026 - Here's Why
Dell and Lenovo are just two of the reported brands meant to be cutting back on offering higher memory amounts in their lower-cost computers.
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