Your Car Tires Might Have RFID Tracking Tags - Here's Why That's Important
It's unlikely that these tags could be used to track your location in any meaningful way, but they still have lots of uses that are changing the tire industry.
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Discord Is Threatening To Restrict Your Account Unless You Provide ID And Facial Scans
In a new user protection effort, Discord will soon limit everyone's account features until users provide the company with personal information.
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Don't Buy The iPhone 16, The Cheaper iPhone 17e Is The Phone You Want
Is the iPhone 16 calling your name because you want a new iPhone but don't want to pay full price? You might want to wait for the budget-friendly 17e instead.
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5 Android Accessibility Features You Probably Haven't Tried (But Should)
Your Android device has a ton of features and capabilities, but some of the most interesting ones you may not be aware of are its accessibility options.
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5 Budget Apple Products Reportedly Coming This Spring
Apple has a busy year planned ahead, but alongside new flagship products later this year, more budget-friendly offerings are reportedly coming soon.
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China's Advanced GPS Alternative Isn't Just For Navigation
Think GPS runs the world? China’s BeiDou is a fast-rising rival with military and disaster uses, plus a rapidly expanding satellite and ground network.
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Turn Your Car's Infotainment Center Into A Smart TV With This $60 USB Gadget
Just hook it up to your CarPlay port and connect to a power supply, then plug in a Fire TV Stick. You'll be streaming on your dashboard in no time.
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The iPhone 17 Pro Camera Is Great, But The Smart Photographer Buys A Cheaper Phone
The iPhone 17 Pro is a great phone with many excellent features, including its camera. However, if you're into photography, there are better options.
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8 Gadgets To Avoid Buying At Walmart
It's no secret that economies of scale make Wal-Mart's prices lower than many competitors, but that doesn't mean every product on its shelves is a home run.
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Are SSDs Reliable For Long-Term Storage? 3 Problems You Need To Know
SSDs are the norm on computers and laptops, outperforming HDDs in general reliability. If you use them for cold storage, keep these limitations in mind.
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The 5 Best Noise Canceling Headphones For Every Budget
There are thousands of different headphones out there for every type of person, from the hardcore audiophile to the casual user on a smaller budget.
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Is The Annual Phone Upgrade Cycle Finally Dead? Here's The Reality
Top smartphone brands like Apple, Google, and Samsung release new phones yearly, but it's worth questioning whether we should change devices every year.
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5 Chinese Smartphones More Powerful Than The iPhone 17
Several Android smartphones made in China are more powerful than the iPhone 17. If you want to avoid Apple's products, one of these devices might suit you.
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Your USB Port Might Be Interfering With Your Wireless Gadgets - Here's Why
The USB 3.0 ports on your laptop may be great for transfer speed, but it turns out these ports may also be causing interference with your wireless gadgets.
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5 Cheap 65-Inch TVs That Punch Above Their Price Tag
Cheap doesn't mean poorly manufactured. If you look hard enough, you can find a nice 65-inch TV from a reputable brand like Samsung for about $500.
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Scientists Are Trying To Build Empathy Into Robots - Here's How
Robots will likely be a part of our everyday life sooner or later, and one scientist is trying to change how empathetic they are in a surprising way.
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5 Rules To Know Before Buying An Android Phone
Are you in the market for a new phone or considering switching brands altogether? Before you make a purchase, consider these important factors.
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5 Creative Uses For Your Old Headphones
Old headphones usually end up in the bin if you have a nice, new pair. However, you can repurpose old wired headphones for a variety of niche or handy uses.
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What's The Difference Between American And European Electrical Plugs?
If you've ever traveled to Europe, you might have noticed the different electrical plugs. Here's why European plugs differ from their American counterparts.
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3 Ways Roku Is Better (And 3 Ways It's Worse) Than The Amazon Fire Stick
Deciding between Roku and the Fire Stick? We compare 3 ways Roku’s interface wins and 3 ways Amazon’s hardware beats it. Find the best option for you.
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5 Essential Costco Gadgets Every Remote Worker Should Try
If you work in a remote setting, here are some Costco gadgets that might be perfect for improving your workflow and keeping you healthy during work hours.
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3 HDMI Gadgets That Can Tidy Up Your Setup
Suffering from cable clutter with your multimedia setup? These useful HDMI gadgets offer an easy way to tidy up that mess of cords and cables.
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Did The Hopscotch App Survive After Shark Tank? Here's What Happened After Season 12
When the Hopscotch app was pitched on Shark Tank in 2021, it appeared that a deal had been struck for investment, but here's what really happened.
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This One Apple TV Setting Can Completely Fix Quiet Dialogue
The Apple TV 4K is an excellent streaming device for most people. However, if you're unable to hear dialogues clearly, you can now enable this setting.
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3 Ways Old HDMI Cables Can Ruin Your New Smart TV
A new smart TV may not instantly upgrade your viewing experience, especially if you're using an old HDMI cable. Here's why you should get a new cord.
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This State Is Trying To Make Android Its Official Mobile Operating System
It's not often that politicians discuss Android OS during House sessions, but that's just what one Republican senator did — for a strange reason, too.
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Every Major Hisense TV Model Explained - Which To Buy (And Which To Avoid)
Hisense is an affordable TV brand, but the many models offered by the company cover a wide range of budgets and needs.
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