9 Hidden Tips And Tricks Every Samsung Galaxy Buds Owner Should Know About
From adjusting sound to getting a case for your case, every single Samsung Galaxy Buds owner should learn these tips for how to optimize their earbuds.
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What That Little Gray Dot Next To Songs In Apple Music Is For
Apple Music displays a small gray dot next to certain songs, and Apple has never officially explained what it means. Here's what users have figured out.
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One Of Your Google Pixel's Best Features Is A Powerful Voicemail Replacement
Google is notorious for adding value to its Pixel line of smartphones, with one specific feature providing plenty of utility as a voicemail replacement.
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What Your Smart Fridge And TV Are Actually Doing With Your Data
It's all about convenience in this digital age, but it's also all about data. Websites, apps, and smart appliances all gather data about their owners.
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AI Might Be Behind The Current Shift Towards '80s Nostalgia - Here's Why
Media consumption is shifting to more nostalgic trends, such as CDs, vinyl records, and other forms of offline media, and it may be related to the AI push.
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5 Old-School Storage Devices That Used To Be Essential
Before the cloud took over as the prime form of data storage, these old-school devices were essential when it came to storing and transferring data.
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5 Reasons You Should Stop Using Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word is still the most ubiquitous office productivity program out there, but it's time to stop bothering with it, for multiple reasons.
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What's The Average Lifespan Of OLED Screens In Smartphones?
OLED is becoming the standard display technology for smartphones, but some are concerned about display longevity. Here's how long your OLED screen should last.
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Are Smartwatch Cases Actually Worth The Bulky Look?
When it comes to whether or not a smartwatch case is actually worth it, the answer is, as with so many things, it depends on your priorities.
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5 Easy Ways To Make Your Router More Secure
Hackers will often use phishing scams and malware to get into your system, but if they have just some info, they can also get in through your Wi-Fi router.
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Redditor 'Almost' Started A Fire With A Steam Controller - Here's How
Owners of Valve's Steam Controller are taking note after one user nearly started a fire during an unfortunate interaction with the charging puck.
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The Steam Controller Has The Funniest Easter Egg Ever
Valve released its new Steam Controller on May 4, 2026, with many gamers eager to get their hands on it, as it sold out the same day it launched.
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Dark Vs. Light Mode: Which Is Better For Your Eyes?
The moment devices and websites started offering dark mode as an option, a large population of people immediately switched over because it just looks better.
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3 OLED Monitors With Deep Discounts In May 2026
OLED monitors are a great upgrade if you're looking to take your computer setup to the next level, and some popular models are on sale this month.
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5 Clever Uses For Bluetooth In Your Smart Home
With the advent of smart home connectivity, daily tasks are more convenient than ever. But these clever Bluetooth applications can improve things further.
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Offline Music Is Back In Style During The Streaming Era (For A Good Reason)
Despite the boom of streaming services opening up more access to music than ever before, trends show users are going back to offline listening. Here's why.
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Plex Is Tripling Its Lifetime Pass Price, Leaving Customers Seriously Frustrated
Popular streaming platform Plex has announced a massive price increase to its Lifetime Pass service, and longtime fans aren't happy about it.
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5 Reasons Why Gen Z Can't Stand AI
Big Tech says AI is the future, but Gen Z is already over it. From deleting apps to resisting the hype, here are 5 reasons why they're out.
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This Diving Robot Is Investigating 500-Year-Old Secrets Off The French Coast
Researchers have recovered 500-year-old artifacts from the deepest-known shipwreck in French waters using a robot capable of operating at crushing depths.
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AI Is Actually Moving Jobs Out The Tech Industry - Here's Why
The biggest fear many people have had in regards to artificial intelligence is that it's going to take over jobs, replacing the current workforce.
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5 Of The Best Small Phones You Can Buy In 2026
While small phones are slowly becoming a rarity, there are still a few options on the market that are relatively compact. Here are some of the best ones.
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3 Clever Uses For Your Keyboard's Volume Knob (Other Than Music)
Volume is the default use for a keyboard knob, but it's far from the best one. Here are a few alternatives worth setting up in your firmware.
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Here Are All The Google Pixel Phones That Will Be Updated To Android 17
If you use a Google Pixel smartphone and are eager to try out the new Android 17 OS, here's the list of supported devices set to receive the update.
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The Next-Gen Flipper Zero Looks Even More Powerful Than Expected
The Flipper Zero has a successor, and it's significantly more powerful. The Flipper One is built around networking and high-performance Linux computing.
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Kindle Editions Of E-Books Can Be Changed Anytime - Here's Why
Amazon allows authors to update their e-books at any time, though it restricts the types of changes that can trigger an update for every user's library.
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Remarkable Paper Pure Vs. Remarkable 2: What's New And What Stayed The Same
The Remarkable 2 has been continued, but the Remarkable Paper Pure is ready to step in to fill the E Ink void. Here's what's new and what stayed the same.
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Google's Smart Glasses Plan To One-Up Meta's Ray-Bans With These 4 New Features
Google has been trying to mass produce a pair of smart glasses for some time, and now it's another gadget that the company can inject its Gemini AI into.
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