Don't Wait To Buy A New Graphics Card For Your Computer
The memory shortage and proliferation of data centers across the world are having the biggest impact on tech that the industry has ever seen.
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5 Audio Gadgets That Can Last Decades
The audiophile world tends to value longevity over novelty. These five categories of audio gear are where that philosophy has always made the most sense.
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YouTube TV Vs. Fubo: Which Is Better?
YouTube TV and Fubo are two popular options when it comes to streaming live TV, but which is the better choice? Here's our detailed analysis.
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4 Disadvantages Of A MacBook You Should Know Before Buying
MacBooks are powerful, but they’re not perfect. Here are some of the biggest disadvantages MacBook buyers should know before making the switch.
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Not Bose, Not Sony: These Headphones Get Consumer Reports' Best Audio Quality Score
When it comes to wireless noise-canceling headphones, you might be surprised to learn that the best option for audio quality does not come form Sony or Bose.
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Belt-Drive Vs. Direct-Drive Turntables: What's The Difference?
Buying a turntable isn't just as simple as grabbing the first one you see, as you'll also need to decide if you want a belt-driven or direct-drive model.
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Why There's A Blue Dot On Your Android Phone's Screen
You may have noticed a new blue dot appearing in the status bar on your Android phone after recent updates. Here's what it means and why you should care.
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Keep These Gadgets Away From Your Router If You Want Fast Internet
Does your internet connection feel slow all of a sudden? You may want to keep a few common gadgets and devices away from your router for a better connection.
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Why Audiophiles Say That Sony Earbuds Are Better Than AirPods
As per audiophiles, Sony's earbuds are better than a pair of AirPods, purely in terms of sound quality. Here's why Sony's headphones are better.
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This Cheap Retro Camera Used By Taylor Swift Has Way Better Reviews Than You'd Expect
Retro cameras are becoming increasingly popular for those who want a nostalgic experience, which has made this retro offering a surprise hit.
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Do USB-C Headphones Work On A MacBook?
If you're on your MacBook all day taking video call after video call, it might be best to use a wired USB-C pair of headphones or earbuds so they don't die.
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How Long Do Owners Say Google Pixel Phones Usually Last?
Google Pixel phones are built to last, but owner reports tell a more nuanced story. Battery concerns in particular tend to define how long these phones hold up.
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More Devices Use Piezoelectricity Than You'd Think – Here's How
You may have heard the term 'piezoelectricity' tossed about, but you may not realize just how ubiquitous this miniature technology really is.
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4 Apple Products You Should Avoid Buying Used
Thinking about buying refurbished Apple products? Some used devices carry hidden risks that can outweigh the savings compared to buying new.
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Not All USB-C Cables Can Transfer Data – Here's How To Tell Which Ones Can
Not all USB-C cables can transfer data or support fast charging speeds. Here's how to identify which cable is right for you before buying one.
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Can A Bulky Phone Case Affect Your Battery?
Phone cases are designed to protect handsets from incurring damage when dropped, but that's not the only kind of damage you want a phone case to defend against.
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4 Noise-Canceling Headphones Consumer Reports Says You Should Avoid
Noise-canceling headphones are becoming more common than ever, but that doesn't mean that every pair of ANC headphones are worth your money.
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Do Costco TVs Go On Clearance?
Avoid buyer’s remorse on your next big entertainment upgrade. Here is how to outsmart the retail cycle and score the absolute lowest price at Costco.
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Stop Ignoring Your MacBook's Notch: These 5 Apps Turn It Into Something Useful
The Notch in your MacBook doesn't have to just be a space you ignore, as these five apps can actually make it an incredibly useful part of your display.
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How To Tell If Your USB Charging Port Is Broken
Mobile devices, and many other major electronic gadgets, utilize USB ports for battery charging, but what happens when your port isn't working?
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3 Disadvantages Of The Kindle Colorsoft You Should Know About
The Kindle Colorsoft is a well-regarded e-reader among those who own one, but it has a number of disadvantages over over Kindles that you should know about.
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11 Everyday Apps That Are Tracking Your Activity
You're probably not aware of how much these everyday apps are tracking your activity, from your location to your contacts to your purchasing data.
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That Eerie Blue Light Surrounding Nuclear Reactors Has A Fascinating Scientific Explanation
If you think of nuclear energy, you may be picturing submerged nuclear waste bathed in eerie blue light. That light has a really cool explanation.
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Over 200 Fake Android Apps Are Quietly Stealing Money From Phone Bills
Google needs to beef up its cybersecurity after last year's 150 Google Chrome extensions that were turned into viruses, infecting over 4.3 million users.
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5 iPhone Accessory Brands That Can Compete With Apple
Apple is of course the leader in making accessories for its iPhone line of products, but these five companies are also in the upper echelon.
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What That Orange Dot At The Top Of Your MacBook Is Trying To Tell You
Your MacBook uses multicolored dots to tell you what's going on with the system, so here's what you should know if your Mac is showing an orange dot.
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Your AirPods Settings Menu Is Getting A Complete Makeover In iOS 27
Managing your AirPods can be incredibly cumbersome, but reports indicate Apple will soon be updating the process to be much more user-friendly.
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