Is AI Really To Blame For All The Tech Layoffs?
Tech layoffs have been hitting the news since the pandemic ended and AI has been projected as a major reason. However, here's the actual truth.
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You Can Turn Your Drone Into A Handheld Camera With This Clever Mount
Not only can drones help you capture an aerial view of your surroundings but they can also behave like a handheld camera, thanks to this clever mount.
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10 Of The Worst Home Appliances From 2025 According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports gets into the nitty-gritty of nearly every home appliance available on the market, and unfortunately, 2025 had quite a few flop products.
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Your Dehumidifier Could Cause A House Fire - Here's How
If you have a dehumidifier in your home, you need to be aware that it can cause a house fire by malfunctioning and running continuously until it overheats.
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OLED Vs. IPS Panels: What's The Difference?
If you're looking to buy a new monitor, you may be confused between IPS LCD and OLED panels. Here are all the major differences between them.
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This Terrifying Gadget Infects Your Computer From Any USB Port - Here's How
As far as your computer is concerned, it's a fully trusted peripheral. So it sneaks right past detection systems to log keystrokes and other data.
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3 Clever Uses For Your Old Video Game Controllers
Bins of old electronics are an unwelcome feature of many a home. Luckily, we've got three ways you can use old video game controllers without tossing them.
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How To Replace The Battery On Your MacBook
Replacing the battery on your MacBook can be expensive, especially if you use Apple's official service. Doing it yourself is cheaper and not too hard.
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3 Clever Uses For Your Old Nintendo Wii
Your old Nintendo Wii can still be put to good use even if you don't have your physical games or access to the now-defunct online store, and it's worth it.
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You Can Prevent Your Car Key From Being Cloned With Your iPhone - Here's How
The iPhone offers a lot of convenient features, including the Car Key application. However, there are some measures to take to stop your key from being stolen.
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3 Cheap TVs You Should Buy At Costco And 3 You Should Skip
Costco is known for excellent sale prices, and that extends to televisions and other electronics. However, not all cheap Costco TVs are created equal.
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5 Gadgets From The '80s We Can't Help But Love
These old gadgets (retro, if you will) were loved by many in the 1980s. Some are making a comeback, while others paved the way for better accessories.
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Big Changes Are Coming To USBs In 2026
2026 is bringing with it a lot of change to the USB front. Here's what to look for upcoming throughout the year, and how it'll affect the devices you use.
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5 Essential Free Apps That Aren't Available On The Microsoft Store
The Microsoft Store is the default platform for installing apps on any Windows PC. However, here are some of the best apps you can't install via the MS Store.
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12 Cheap Android Phones That Are High Quality, According To Consumer Reports
You don't have to pay flagship prices to get a great phone nowadays. We combed through Consumer Reports data to find 12 budget Android phones that feel premium.
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6 Of The Best 65-Inch TVs You Can Buy Under $1,000, According To Consumer Reports
If you're looking for a 65-inch TV for under $1,000, check out our list of the best ones you can buy, as determined by Consumer Reports research.
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If You Miss Your Old iPod, This Free Android App Is For You
Devotees to the old iPods of yesteryear, rejoice! This one Android app brings the experience of the iPod Classic directly to your smartphone.
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I Bought An iPhone 17 Pro On The Gray Market And This One Feature Can Prove It's Real
If you're on the lookout for a new or used gray-market iPhone, this guide tells you exactly how to determine if your iPhone-to-be is real or fake.
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4 Of The Best 75-Inch TVs You Can Buy Under $1,500, According To Consumer Reports
If you’re looking to buy a 75-inch smart TV under $1,500, these are the ones you should be considering, says research from Consumer Reports.
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Costco's PCs Seem Like A Steal, Until You See The Reviews
Some PCs Costco sells are often much cheaper than competitors', but they come with caveats that make that pricing possible. Here's what to watch out for.
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4 Free Android Launchers That Users Swear By
If you are bored with the monotonous look of your Android smartphone and want to experiment a bit, here are some launchers that let you customize your device.
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New Discovery In Laser Technology Could Change Everything For Quantum Computing
Quantum computing has great potential , but its main unit, the qubit, is beset by inherent stability problems. However, this new study might change that.
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5 Cheap Gadgets At Target Actually Worth Buying For Less Than $5
These Target gadgets prove that cheap accessories can be useful and offer decent quality for their price, especially those that cost $5 or less.
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The Reason Why OLED TVs Are So Expensive
If you've been on the hunt for a new TV, you may be wondering why OLED models are still so much more expensive than LCDs. Here's what goes into their cost.
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4 Devices Compatible With Your Car's USB Port That You Need To Know About
The variety of gadgets that are compatible with your car's USB port is vast, but these particular USB accessories should be on everyone's short list.
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The Best Time To Trade In Your Android Phone, According To Users
If you want to maximize the trade-in value of your Android phone, some times that are better to do it than others. Here is the best time, according to users.
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You Can Still Make Nostalgic Mixtapes With This USB Gadget
A USB gadget from a company called Milktape seeks to serve up nostalgia for sharing songs with your friends in ways that are reminiscent of the 20th century.
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