How To Prevent Amazon Tech And Accessories From Spying On You
Amazon products can collect a surprising amount of viewing, voice, and shopping data. Privacy settings can help cut back what gets shared over time.
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Canon's New Ultra-Wide Hybrid Lens Is Seriously Impressive (And Expensive)
Digital photography has brought the artform a long way. A camera is only as good as the lens and Canon has an ultra-wide that's pricey, but worth it.
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5 USB Port Tips And Tricks To Take Full Advantage Of Your USB Sticks
Choosing the right USB port helps ensure your flash drive works reliably, and a few simple tweaks on your computer can further improve performance.
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Amazon Users Call This Unique $12 Beanie Gadget A 'Cool Gift'
For that person on your list that loves tech, has everything, and lives in a cold weather climate, this unique beanie gadget on Amazon is the perfect gift.
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Google Messages Is Finally Bringing Real-Time Location Sharing To Android
A recent teardown of the Google Messages APK has seemingly revealed Android devices will finally be getting a long-awaited real-time location sharing feature.
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iOS 26.4 Beta Tests A Major Android Integration (That Won't Arrive Anytime Soon)
iOS 26.4 is going to be a pretty big update for the iPhone. It's expected to launch late in March based on past x.4 releases for the operating system.
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4 Costco Gadgets Perfect For Your Next Vacation
If you're looking for added quality-of-life features for your next vacation, consider taking some (or all) of these Costco travel gadgets with you.
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Android Auto Users Are Experiencing A Frustrating Bug - But You Can Fix It
Android Auto may be constantly improving, but users are trying to find a solution for a new bug that is limiting access to voice commands. Here's what to do.
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One Of The World's Most Unhinged AI Chatbots Will Soon Have Access To Military Intelligence
Grok, the chatbot from Elon Musk's xAI, has reportedly been chosen to replace Anthropic's Claude to be used in the U.S. military's classified systems.
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That Slot On Your Laptop Isn't A Port - Here's What It's Actually For
That small slot with the lock icon on many laptops is easy to ignore, but it has a practical security purpose that can make a big difference in some situations.
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Did The Sparkcharge Electric Car Charger Survive After Shark Tank? Here's What Happened After Season 12
SparkCharge featured on Shark Tank Season 12, aiming to raise investment for its portable EV chargers. Here's how the brand fared after the episode.
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How To Prevent Your Apple TV From Spying On Your Activities
Smart TVs are notorious for tracking your activities and watch history. If you use an Apple TV box, here's how you can prevent your Apple TV from spying on you.
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8 Major Vinyl Player Brands Ranked From Best To Worst Based On User Reviews
Once vinyl becomes part of how you actually listen, the turntable behind it begins to matter. And that's where things get tricky.
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One Of The Most Popular Macs Will Now Be Made In America
Apple is shifting its U.S. manufacturing strategy, moving away from Mac Pro production in Austin, Texas, to concentrate on another high‑value product instead.
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Why There's Simply No Need For The Cheapest Android Tablets Anymore
There are many varieties of Android tablet that can be had for very cheap prices, which may seem great, but these inexpensive devices come with issues.
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How Long Do Amazon Fire TV Sticks Typically Last?
Many people utilize an Amazon Fire TV Stick to stream their favorite movies and shows on their TVs, but how long do the devices commonly last?
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5 Things You Never Knew Your iPad Could Do
Some may unfairly dismiss Apple's iPad as nothing but a larger iPhone, but it supports an array of lesser known functions that liken it more to a laptop.
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The 4 Best And 4 Worst Smoke Alarms For Smart Homes, According To User Reviews
The design of the average smoke alarm has stayed largely the same for many years, but with the advent of smart home tech, new features are trickling in.
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This Popular Electronic Suddenly Disappeared From Costco Shelves
Costco is the third largest retailer in the world with an amazing selection of goods in bulk from food to household supplies to electronics.
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This Tiny $17 Gadget Helps You Stay Productive, And Amazon Users Love It
If you're having trouble staying focused while working on tasks, consider this incredibly inexpensive Amazon gadget with a stellar user review score.
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5 Ways Android Is More Powerful Than iOS
Android and iOS both feel mature now, but one still offers extra flexibility for power users. Here are the differences that matter in daily use.
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How To Deep Clean Your Steam Deck The Right Way
Just like any other piece of gaming hardware, your Steam Deck will get dirty over time, and cleaning it right can keep it running for years to come.
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8 Cheap 3D Printers You Should Buy And 2 You Should Skip
3D printers are becoming more accessible for beginners. That said, you'll want to check out our list of cheap devices before you decide to purchase one.
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Don't Make These Mistakes After Updating Your Android Phone
Updating your Android phone is a necessary evil to make sure the operating system is up to date and safe, but make sure you do these two things.
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4 Signs It's Time To Replace Your Old iPad
Holding onto any electronic device, especially an iPad, for as long as you possibly can is ideal, so you have to keep up with its maintenance.
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5 Cheap Gadgets That Belong In Every Apple User's Home
There are now tons of gadgets and accessories designed to fit seamlessly into the Apple design ethos and your house.
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5 Cool Costco Finds That Can Help Build Your Perfect Gaming Setup
You can set yourself up with an excellent PC gaming setup for your home in one trip to the store, and all you need to have is a Costco membership.
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