You're Going To Hate How Much The Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold Costs In The U.S.
It seems like not that long ago the world was introduced to foldable phones, and now there are trifolds being released by major smartphone brands.
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Why There's Simply No Need For An iPad Anymore
Apple has been merging the features of the iPhone, iPad, and MacBook for years. Will the next generation iPhones and MacBooks make iPads obsolete?
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Android 16's New Theft Protection Features: Harder To Break In, Easier To Lock Down
Google has improved the anti-theft features on Android 16 phones, enabling some protections by default in Brazil -- here’s what’s new.
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Will 2026 Be The Most Expensive Year For Tech? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
It's fun to look forward to new gadgets and devices. But don't get too excited for new tech this year until you know how expensive it is going to be.
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iPhone 5S Gets Unexpected iOS Update With 3 New Features (13 Years Later)
It's not too often that developers keep updating devices (specifically phones) that are more than five years old to make sure they keep functioning properly.
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New Windows 11 Security Update Might Have Killed Some Computers
Everyone knows you need to keep your operating system up to date, but what happens when a company botches the update and bricks your PC? Ask Windows users.
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11 Things You Should Know Before Buying A Used Android Phone
We break down 11 key points to consider before buying a used Android phone so you can feel as confident as possible in your new-to-you device purchase.
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5 Common Mistakes People Make With Their New Rokus
Before you get your new Roku up and running to watch your favorite content, be sure to check out these five common mistakes that are easily avoided.
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Asus Is Discontinuing Its Budget Android Smartphones For The Worst Reason
Asus, known for its powerful ROG gaming phone and stylish Zenfone models, is stepping away from phones as its priorities shift toward other technologies.
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The 5 Best Phones Cameras You Can Buy, According To Consumer Reports
Cameras have arguably become the most important component of any smartphone, and these camera-first phones hold top spots according to Consumer Reports.
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Turn Your Old Android Phone Into A Dash Cam With This Easy DIY Project
If you have an old Android smartphone on your hands, you can save a few bucks by skipping a dedicated dash cam. Here's how to make your Android a dash cam.
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China's Humanoid Robots Are Coming For The US Market
Though the U.S. has long been a leader in the tech field, Chinese companies been showing off advanced humanoid robots that American companies can't quite match.
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5 Useful Amazon Features You're Not Using (But Absolutely Should)
Amazon has some cool AI features that can help you make better buying decisions — you’re just probably not using them. Here are some you should be.
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2 Must-Have TV Apps For The 2026 Winter Olympics
Ready for the return of the Winter Olympics? If you're getting ready to dive into everything 2026's Winter Olympics have to offer, here's how to stream it.
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Motorola Moto G Power (2026) Review: Rinse And Repeat
While Motorola's 2026 Moto G Power is a well-built, affordable budget phone, it's got its fair share of competition from other vendors this year.
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The 4 Best Ways To Use The Roku TV Projector
A Roku TV projector can be a useful home device. Some of its features make it better than a smart TV, if you have the right rooms to set it up in.
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This New Windows Smartphone Does Something Most Android Phones Can't
While Windows smartphones have been obsolete for over a decade, here's a new Windows phone on the block that does something no other smartphone can.
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5 Of The Best Uses For Your Samsung Phone's USB Ports That Aren't Charging
Believe it or not, the USB port on your Samsung phone does a lot more than charging. Here are five uses you probably didn't think of.
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A Chip Shortage (And Price Jump) Is Coming For Your Next Smart TV - Here's Why
Many electronic devices rely on memory chips for operation, but as more companies integrate AI technology, consumer prices are expected to climb.
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What Happens To Your Roku When You Leave It On All The Time?
With power consumption (and lagging devices) being top-of-mind for many techies, the question of what happens when your Roku stick is left on comes to the fore.
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4 Free And Easy Ways You Can Upgrade Your Smart TV
You don't necessarily have to be stuck with a sluggish, barely responsive smart TV. Here are four tips to improve your viewing experience on the cheap.
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China's Thermal Battery Breakthrough Might Change Everything
Thermal batteries have major advantages in terms of durability, but they also have a serious shortcoming. Fortunately, this breakthrough might offer a solution.
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3 Cheap Ultrawide Monitors Actually Worth Buying
Ultrawide monitors are great, but they can be expensive. Fortunately, we found a few inexpensive options that will deliver a quality viewing experience.
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Are 3D Printers Actually Reliable Now? Here's What Users Say
3D printers are advanced pieces of technology, but they certainly aren't without their quirks. Here's what users think of using them now versus back then.
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Huge TVs Are Great, But The Smart Money Buys A Different Display
While many tech enthusiasts and A/V fans are debating the merits of individual TV sets, many smart techies are switching over to this innovative display type.
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You Can Use Apple CarPlay On A Motorcycle — Here's How
If you own a motorcycle that doesn’t have Apple CarPlay built in, you think you might be out of luck, but fortunately, there’s an easy way to work around this.
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A Chinese Modder Fixed The iPhone Air's Biggest Problem
The iPhone Air has been struggling to find an audience since its release, but a Chinese modder managed to fix the biggest flaw with the Apple phone.
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