What That 'Red Button' On A Lenovo ThinkPad Is For
That little red nub on a ThinkPad keyboard has been there since IBM launched the line in 1992. Here's what it actually does and why Lenovo kept it.
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5 Valuable Retro Gadgets Your Grandpa Might Still Have
Retro gadgets are enjoying increased popularity these days, and there are some devices in particular that are more valuable today than you might think.
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Your Old 2000s Digital Cameras Are Cool Again, And It's Pretty Clear Why
Compact digital cameras from the early 2000s are having a moment with Gen Z and younger photographers. The reasons why make plenty of sense.
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The 5 Cheapest Alexa Devices You Can Buy On Amazon In 2026
Alexa devices from Amazon don't have to break the bank. These are the cheapest first-party options available in 2026, covering every major smart home category.
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Samsung's Cheapest Smartphones Are Outselling The Galaxy S26 Ultra In 2026
Samsung's flagship Galaxy S26 Ultra is a powerhouse, but cheaper Galaxy A phones moved more units in Q1 2026. Here's what the sales data shows.
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5 Android Gaming Handhelds Cheaper Than The Nintendo Switch 2
Nintendo proved gamers love handheld gaming consoles when the Switch 2 became the brand's fastest-selling console ever within four days of release.
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Here's How Much Battery Your Apple Watch's Always–On Display Is Using
The Always-On Display feature of an Apple Watch is nice for keeping track of the time, but you may be wondering whether it's draining your battery.
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This Is What A 5MB Hard Drive Cost In The 1980s
Storage prices are skyrocketing but are nowhere near all-time highs. Here's what a 5 MB hard drive cost in 1981 and what that means for the future of storage.
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5 Things The iPad Pro Can Do That An iPad Air Can't
While both the iPad Pro and the iPad Air are great portable devices, there are a ton of things that only the Pro variant can do. Here are some of them.
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This '80s Icon Is Still The Best Selling Computer Of All Time
Personal computers started to become a normal household item by the 1980s, with companies like Apple, Atari, IBM, and others fighting for the top spot.
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Sony TVs: Here's Who Makes Them And Where They're Built
The manufacturing of Sony Bravia TVs has changed several times over the years, and it is likely to change even more after the brand's acquisition by TCL.
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Is It Safe To Use A Third-Party USB-C Charger For Your MacBook?
Using a third-party USB-C charger with a MacBook sounds convenient, but there are some important considerations before you swap out the Apple original.
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5 Mini Gaming PCs That Don't Compromise On Performance
Gone are the days when you needed a computer the size of your car to play the latest games. These five mini gaming PCs pack a powerful punch in a small package.
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Are Old MP3 Players Worth Buying In 2026?
Like vinyl and CDs before them, MP3 players are making a comeback among enthusiasts, but is it really worth buying an old MP3 player for music today?
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10 Tips For Setting Up A New iPad
Here's how to set up a new iPad with step-by-step tips for iCloud sync, gestures, multitasking, display settings, and battery optimization.
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Why Do Some USB Cables Cost Way More Than Others?
When you're shopping for a new USB cable, you'll run into a wide range of prices, with some models costing way more than others. Here's why and how to choose.
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Airplane Mode Vs Do Not Disturb: Which Is Better For Your Phone Battery?
Wondering whether Airplane mode or Do Not Disturb -- which one saves more battery when enabled on your smartphone? Here's the one that's more effective.
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Are Smartwatches Making The Traditional Watch Obsolete?
Are smartwatches making more traditional watches obsolete? From fitness tracking to luxury appeal, both still serve very different users today.
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3 Of The Worst Places To Put A Smart Thermostat
Smart thermostats can make your life easier and save energy, but they need the right location. Here are three of the worst places to put a smart thermostat.
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5 Cool Credit Card-Shaped Gadgets That Can Fit In Your Wallet
Looking for credit card shaped gadgets that can fit in your wallet? These ultra-slim devices are designed for portability and take care of your daily needs.
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Apple Used To Put Stickers In Every iPhone Box – So Why Did It Stop?
Any regular iPhone buyers upgrading to an iPhone 16 or iPhone 17 model will not find a familiar perk: the Apple stickers that came with previous Apple products.
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5 Of The Best Tech Deals To Grab From Amazon Haul
Amazon Haul is known for selling affordable products across categories, including tech accessories. Here's our selection of the best tech deals on the site.
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Xbox Mode Turns Your PC Into A Console, But It Can't Hide Windows 11 Bloat
Xbox mode for Windows 11 is finally out of preview, and it brings some genuinely useful features. Windows bloat is still very much along for the ride, though.
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10 '80s Tech Items Nearly Every Home Had
The '80s was the final era of truly tactile technology. See the essential gadgets that were in every home before the digital revolution changed everything.
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Why Some Routers Have Two Networks (And What They Mean)
You may have noticed that your Wi-Fi router offers two network options and wondered which to use. Here's what you need to know to make the right choice for you.
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Can A Nintendo Switch 2 Keep Up With A Steam Deck? Here's How They Compare
On one hand, you have the Steam Deck, letting you bring most of your Steam library on the road. On the other, Nintendo's Switch 2, the newest gaming handheld.
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Here's What Users Say Is The Best Phone For Voice To Text (And It's Not An iPhone)
One software developer delivers superior voice-to-text capabilities through custom hardware, on-device AI models, software integration, and language processing.
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