This Nuclear Battery Can Outlive Civilization Without A Single Recharge
A battery that never needs to be recharged would be one of the greatest inventions ever made, and it may be closer to reality than you think
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This Android Feature Might Be Slowing Your Phone Down - Here's How To Disable It
Is your premium Android smartphone inexplicably lagging? Discover the built-in "performance" setting you actually need to turn off immediately.
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Over Ear Vs. In Ear Headphones: Which Is Better For Workouts?
A number of factors go into deciding whether over-ear or in-ear headphones are best for your workout. Here's what you need to know to make the best choice.
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What Does A Dead Pixel Look Like – And Can It Be Fixed?
Of all the things that could go wrong with a computer monitor or TV, a dead pixel or two is probably the most annoying because it's hard to ignore.
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14 Free Mac Menu Bar Apps That Work Exactly Like iPhone Widgets
The Mac menu bar has been around since the first edition of Mac OS, and has become a staple of Apple's OS for its computers and can host a lot of apps.
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Wall Mount Vs. TV Stand: Which Is Better For Your Home Theater Setup?
When putting together a home theater setup, you have two main options: a wall mount or a TV stand. Which is better? We'll help you weigh the pros and cons.
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Solar Panel Farms In Tibet Are Having An Unexpected Effect On Local Residents
One of the biggest benefits of solar power is its lack of emissions, but that doesn't mean that it can't have other unexpected positive outcomes.
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4 Tips To Free Up Storage Space On Your Smart TV
If your smart TV has been sluggish or slow to load, storage might be the issue. These four steps can help clear things up and get it moving again.
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iOS 27 Might Finally Add Bill Splitting For Apple Wallet Users
Apple is reportedly building a new tool that solves one of the biggest headaches of going out to dinner with friends. See if your favorite app is toast.
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5 IKEA Finds That Will Level Up Your Gaming Setup
While IKEA is best known for its furniture, the retailer also sells a wide variety of tech gadgets. Here are some of the best ones for your gaming setup.
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The World Record For Fastest Drone Was Just Broken Thanks To Carbon Fiber
Drones are everywhere these days, and plenty of people are creating their own to be the lightest and fastest in the air. You know the military is taking notes.
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5 Costco Gadgets That Fix Problems You Didn't Know You Had
While most people buy gadgets to meet an existing need, here are some unique Costco finds that'll help you improve your life in ways you may not have imagined.
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Nintendo's Music App Now Works With Apple CarPlay And Android Auto
Road trips just got a Nintendo-approved soundtrack. Nintendo Music now works with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto so you can queue up game music from your dash.
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Sandisk Has A New Plan To Save Budget Consumers From Soaring Memory Prices
Hard drive prices have skyrocketed in recent months due to hardware shortages, but Sandisk has come up with a potential solution to the problem.
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9 iPhone Accessories Under $20 That Are Actually Worth Buying
The iPhone is an impressive and expensive piece of tech. Protecting and enhancing its capabilities is affordable with these gadgets for under $20.
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5 Of The Coolest Reveals From Nvidia's 2026 Computex Event
Nvidia had a packed keynote at Computex 2026. Between new GPU tech, AI systems, and a humanoid robot, there was a lot to take in from Jensen Huang.
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Who Owns JBL?
From its century-old L.A. roots to a massive modern tech acquisition, discover the fascinating ownership history behind your favorite JBL speakers.
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5 Of The Best Android Phones Without AI
Most modern smartphones are loaded with AI features, but not everyone wants those. Here are some of the best Android phones without AI available today.
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10 Gadgets That Are Perfect For Hosting Parties
If you're looking for a new way to spice up your get-togethers, you might consider adding a little tech. These gadgets are perfect for hosting parties.
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Why Do Some Printers Have Secret Tracking Dots?
If you've ever printed something and wondered if it could be used to track you, the answer is a resounding yes, thanks to a series of secret tracking dots.
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Google Is Releasing 32 Million Mosquitoes In Two US States - Here's Why
Technology behemoth Google is set to release millions of mosquitoes in two large U.S. states, but contrary to how it appears, this isn't a supervillain plot.
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5 Of The Best Projectors For A Bright Room
While there are plenty of projectors on the market, most of them can't handle bright environments. Here are some of the best ones suited for bright rooms.
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9 Signs Your Motherboard Is About To Fail
Diagnosing motherboard faults is usually a matter of elimination. Here's what to look out for, including USB issues, RAM problems, and boot failures.
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Here's What You Actually Get For Your Money With A Meta One Subscription
Social media giant Meta is rolling out its Meta One subscription plans, but what will users actually get for their monthly fees? Here's what we know.
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iOS 26.5.1 Is Out Now, And iPhone 17 Users Should Install It ASAP
The most recent iOS update left some iPhone users in the dark, but this Apple fix patches a major system headache. Here is why you shouldn't wait to update.
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5 Older Kindles Still Worth Buying In 2026
Just because you want a new Kindle doesn't mean you need to buy the latest model. In fact, these older Kindle models are still very useful.
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4 Signs You Should Replace That Old USB Drive
You probably have more than a few ancient USB drives sitting around the house, but is it time to replace them or can you still safely use them?
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