11 Sustainable Tech Gadgets That Actually Work
Tech doesn't have to be against your sustainability efforts. These sustainable tech gadgets actually work, from buying refurbished to home energy monitoring.
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3 Major Disadvantages Of QLED TVs You Should Know About
A QLED TV has some advantages over OLED and other technologies, but it's not all rosy. Here are three disadvantages of QLED TVs to consider before buying.
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This New Foldable Android Phone Is Incredibly Cheap – Maybe Too Cheap
Foldables have been a rare fresh take on the classic brick smartphone, but their premium pricing has deterred buyers. Here's a foldable that breaks that notion.
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4 Of The Best Smart Rings That Don't Require A Subscription
While Oura makes some great smart rings, it requires users to pay a subscription. Here are some of its alternatives that are subscription-free.
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One Reason An Apple Card Might Be Worth It For You
The Apple Card may seem like a niche item for die-hard Apple fans, but one benefit of the card may make it worthwhile for every Apple user.
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5 TVs You Should Buy From Micro Center (And 3 You Can Skip)
Shopping for a new T.V. from Micro Center? We've done the digging into some you should totally look into buying, and the ones you can skip purchasing.
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5 Big Google Pixel 10 Problems That Users Are Still Frustrated With
The Google Pixel 10 series has been very well regarded by Pixel enthusiasts, but there's a number of common issues that have left some disappointed.
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Can You Use Lens Cleaner On Your Monitor?
There's nothing worse than a visible smudge in the middle of your computer monitor, but be careful cleaning it up to avoid any further frustration.
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4 Bluetooth Headphones Audiophiles Steer Clear Of
Audiophiles aren't always impressed by popular Bluetooth headphones. These four models fall short where sound quality and value matter most.
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8 Things You Need To Know Before Buying A Mechanical Keyboard
Mechanical keyboards can turn typing into a premium experience, but picking the right one takes some care. Here are eight things to know before you buy.
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Old Smartphones Are Being Used In An Unexpected Way To Protect Nature
Most consumers replace their smartphone roughly every two years in favor of a newer model, but those old phones are still very useful to the right person.
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Vertical Or Horizontal: What's The Best Position To Mount A GPU?
When you're building or upgrading a gaming computer, you can mount your GPU vertically or horizontally. Here's how to decide which one is best for you.
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Your Google Pixel's 'Now Playing' History Logs Every Song You've Heard For Months
Did you know your Pixel smartphone has been quietly cataloging every track playing around you? Discover how to access this hidden music history log.
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Bifacial Vs. Monofacial Solar Panels - What's The Difference?
Bifacial and monofacial solar panels both capture sunlight to produce energy, but they do it in different ways. Here's what you need to know about them.
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5 Tech Brands That Lost Their Customers' Trust (And Went Bankrupt)
Unfortunately for customers, it's quite common for tech companies to overpromise or make poor decisions, which ultimately leads to bankruptcy.
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Pixel Vs. Apple Watch: Which Premium Smartwatch Is Best For You?
If you're in the market for a new smartwatch and are confused between the Apple Watch and Google's Pixel Watch, here's which one you should pick for your usage.
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Always-On Display Vs Tap-To-Wake: Which Is Better For Your Android Phone?
When it comes to lock screen displays on your Android phone, you can choose between Always-On and Tap-to-Wake mode. Here's how to decide which is best for you.
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Why Garmin Watches Beat The Apple Watch For Fitness Users
Garmin has been the favorite wearable for athletes for years, with some key features explaining why it still outperforms the Apple Watch for this audience.
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YouTube Will Now Label AI Slop Videos, But That Might Not Be Enough
Generative AI is being used all across the internet to create memes, "art," and videos, and the public wants the government and companies to regulate it.
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5 Mini Gadgets That Are Perfect For Your Camping Trip
Looking for a minimalist outdoor adventure? You might want to ditch your bulky gear and add these mini gadgets to spice up your next camping trip instead.
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TP-Link's First Wi-Fi 8 Router Is Here, Even Though Wi-Fi 8 Is Still Years Away
TP-Link has launched its first Wi-Fi 8 router well ahead of the standard being finalized, and the improvements it promises over Wi-Fi 7 are worth a look.
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What Does Amazon Do With Unsold Tech?
Amazon sells millions of products every day, but many other products go unsold. Find out how Amazon actually deals with unsold tech items, despite its claims.
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How 'Find My Phone' Still Works Even When Your Battery Is Dead
Using a few key pieces of behind-the-scenes technology, Apple's Find My app can help you locate your lost iPhone even when the battery is dead.
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5 Luxury Smartwatches Even More Expensive Than You Thought
While smartwatches from Apple or Samsung can seem expensive at hundreds of dollars, here are some luxury smartwatches that cost many times more.
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How To Fix The Red Lines On Your Android Phone Screen
If your Android phone's screen is glitching and displaying a vertical red line constantly for no apparent reason, you can run some tests to try and fix it.
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Android Auto Just Got A New Feature That Will Make Media Switching Way Easier
Android Auto is reportedly preparing a significant update to its interface that will make it easier than ever to switch between your media while driving.
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The Trump T1 Phone Reactions Are Finally Here — And They Aren't Great
Trump Mobile's T1 phone promised a lot during preorders. Now that reviews are in, the picture looks considerably less appealing than the marketing suggested.
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