Your Old Google Pixel Might End Up In A Data Center - But That Won't Stop E-Waste
Could discarded Google Pixel phones help power AI and cloud computing? A new data center project tests the idea while highlighting e-waste challenges.
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It's Time To Stop Believing This Outdated Solar Power Myth
The old myth saying solar can't work on its own needs to be revisited. Programs in California, American Samoa, and Abu Dhabi are actively proving otherwise.
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5 Features iPhone Owners Originally Hated That Aged Into Fan Favorites
iPhones have undergone quite an evolution since they first launched almost two decades ago. Here are some fan-favorite features that users initially hated.
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Not Motorola, Not Samsung: This Smartphone Brand Was Rated Least Repairable
The cost and ease of smartphone repairs strongly depend on the brand of phone you own. Here's the brand that's rated the worst in terms of repairability.
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The Largest Data Center In California Has Been Denied Water For Cooling — Now It's Suing A Public Agency
A developer wants to combine water rights from several plots of farmland to help cool a data center. Regulators said no, and now the developer is suing.
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Residents In Michigan Are Suing A Data Center Over Noise Pollution
AI data centers are known to disrupt local life with their water and energy demands. However, it's their noise that's giving Michigan residents a hard time.
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5 Cool New Features Coming With The Google Pixel 11
Google has finally veiled its Pixel 11 family of smart phones, and they include a bevvy of new features that improve how you interact with your Pixel.
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OnePlus Pad Lite Vs iPad Air: How Do The Two Tablets Compare?
The OnePlus Pad Lite and the iPad Air are both mid-tier tablets you might consider for your mobile computing needs. Here's how they compare to each other.
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TikTok Unbanned On Government Phones Despite Security Concerns
TikTok has been a sensitive topic for the American government, as it was owned by the Chinese firm ByteDance and there were fears its government was spying.
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Android Auto And Apple CarPlay Are Finally Coming To Boats In 2026
Car-like infotainment is finally coming to the water. Learn how boat helms are getting features like seamless smartphone syncing and modern navigation.
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How To Get E-Books On An Xteink E-Reader
Unlike other e-readers, Xteink devices don't come with a digital bookstore. Here's how you can transfer your favorite books to your Xteink e-reader.
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You Need To Update ASUS Armoury Crate Now - Here's Why
If you use ASUS Armoury Crate as part of your computer's software, Asus has issued a warning to users that it must be updated immediately.
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Why Did Dell Stop Making TVs?
Dell once envisioned its computers and televisions at the center of the modern living room. A few years later, that ambitious plan was quietly abandoned.
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Google's Pixel Tag Could Be The First Major AirTag Alternative For Android
Google has unveiled the Pixel Tag after months of speculation, and it may finally be a reasonable Android competitor to Apple's AirTag.
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3 Apps You Can Sideload On Android Auto
Want more from your car's display while you're safely parked? These unofficial Android Auto options add capabilities that the standard options leave out.
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How To Back Up Your MacBook Without Paying For Cloud Storage
If you're looking to back up data on your MacBook but aren't interested in paying for a cloud backup, consider making local backups instead.
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Satechi's New 240W Hub Powers My Whole Setup From A Single Outlet
Ditch the power strip clutter. This charger lets you connect six USB-C devices from a single wall outlet to charge laptops, phones, and accessories all at once.
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5 Google Pixel Settings You Should Always Change On A New Phone
Whether upgrading from an older Pixel or just got your first one, make sure to check out these five settings to make the most of your new phone.
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5 Samsung TVs With Deep Discounts In August 2026
Samsung has long been regarded as one of the premier brands of TV on the market, and here are five Samsung sets with huge discounts in August 2026.
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Einstein's Theories About Time Were Actually Proven True By Commercial Airlines In 1971
Einstein had some pretty crazy theories about time, and two scientists set out to test them by taking a long flight on a commercial airliner.
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8 Best Uses For The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8's Wide Screen
Smartphone screens aren't created equal, especially in the realm of foldables. The display on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 packs a real productivity punch.
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The Google Pixel Watch 5 Can Track Two Health Metrics Your Smartwatch Probably Can't
Google has unveiled the Pixel Watch 5 alongside the Pixel 11 series. While the design remains the same, it gets two game-changing health features.
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The Google Pixel 11 Brings Back An Android Feature We Haven't Seen In Years
Google has unveiled its latest Pixel 11 series of smartphones with the new Tensor G6 chip, improved cameras, and a feature we've all missed on newer phones.
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5 Gaming Monitors With Deep Discounts In August 2026
You can still get a good gaming monitor for your home computer setup without spending everything you have thanks to some deep discounts you can find this month.
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Nothing Headphone Vs. Apple AirPods Max: How Does The Budget Brand Stack Up?
The extremely attractive entry price of Nothing's headphones makes them look like bargains compared to Apple's AirPods Max, but they have their drawbacks.
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Is Your LG TV Listening To Conversations?
There are a lot of security and privacy concerns surrounding modern technology, but do you have to worry about your LG TV listening in?
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iPhone Accessory 'Uses Too Much Power'? This Could Be The Fix
If your iPhone says an accessory "uses too much power," that doesn't necessarily mean anything is broken. Several other issues can trigger the warning.
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