5 Of The Strangest Things Discovered On Google Maps
Apart from the usual navigation and traffic information, curious minds have used Google Maps to discover some strange things that might have gone unnoticed.
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Which AMD CPU Is Best For Gaming In 2026?
AMD's processors have dominated the market in recent years. But one specific processor stands above all the rest in 2026 if your focus is purely on gaming.
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5 Of The Best Apps To Actually Improve The Security On Your Phone
Keeping your data safe on your phone is no easy task, but these five apps are some of the most useful to improve your phone's security.
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5 Cheaper Android Tablets To Buy Instead Of The Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra
If you're in the market for a new tablet and have been eyeing Samsung's Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra, you might consider these cheaper alternatives.
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How To Make Your Phone Bill Cheaper Without Switching Carriers
With the high costs of seemingly everything these days, you may be looking for ways to make your phone bill cheaper that don't involve switching carriers.
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The Likely Reason Why Asus Stopped Making Tablets
Asus is best known for making PCs and components, but it was an early competitor to Apple's iPad too. Ultimately, it couldn't compete.
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4 Google Home Devices That Work Without A Subscription
Google Home can help you build out your smart home on your own terms, often with no hidden costs. These Google Home devices work without a subscription.
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This Is The Best Samsung Phone Under $500 In 2026
Prices are spiking, especially for tech products, making budget-conscious shopping that much harder. Fortunately, there are still good options.
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Buying A HomePod? Here Are 5 Smart Speakers To Try Instead
Apple's HomePod is a fine smart speaker that uses Siri for its voice commands, but there are smart speakers that are smarter and more responsive.
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3 Budget Android Phones That Work Without A Google Account
You don't need a special privacy phone to use Android without a Google account. These inexpensive models offer useful alternatives to Google's services.
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What Happened To Nokia's 4G Network On The Moon?
Early in 2025, Nokia deployed the first 4G wireless network ever on the moon, but it was short-lived. Here's what happened to the setup and what's next.
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Still Editing Photos On A Monitor? Here Are 5 Tablets To Consider Instead
From a small tablet you can pack with your camera to bigger models with room for multiple apps, these picks give photographers a few ways to work.
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If Your Amazon Alexa Is Glowing Red: Here's What It Means
Nobody wants to see their electronic devices emit a red light, especially any gamers who lived throughout the era of the Xbox 360's red ring of death era.
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5 New Features Coming To Your Samsung Phone With One UI 9.0
Samsung is rolling out the One UI 9.0 update based on Android 17 to compatible devices. Here are the latest features and improvements that the update offers.
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Which Amazfit Watches Are Actually Waterproof?
While every Amazfit smartwatch can resist water, certain models are better suited for swimming, diving, underwater sports, and other activities.
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Google Pixel 11 Referral Program: How It Works & What You Get
Google is doing a new run of its referral campaign, now to help promote and boost sales of the new Pixel 11 phones while giving bonuses to referrers.
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7 Home Theater Upgrades That Just Work
We've looked at upgrades that will fundamentally change and improve your home theater experience, focused on three key areas: visuals, audio, and comfort.
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What Happened To Amazfit's Popular GTR Smartwatches?
Amazfit's popular GTR smartwatches offered a solid feature set at competitive prices over several generations. Here's why the company no longer sells GTRs.
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Iron Man Had Gadgets In The MCU, But Tony Stark's First Phone Is Still Special
It's probably smart to have one of the smartest engineers in the MCU use more futuristic devices that don't actually exist to avoid dating his technology.
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What Does Long-Term Software Support For MacBooks Actually Include?
If you recently bought a Mac, you would be happy to know that Apple supports is computers for a long period. Here's what long-term support actually entails.
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Asus Googlebook 14 Review: For Android, By Android
Android users will find a lot to like on the Asus Googlebook 14, but the new Chromebook OS still needs some work to compete with Windows and macOS.
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How Long Will The PlayStation 5 Pro Shortage Last?
Sony is said to be working hard to resolve the issue, but all major retailers, including on Sony's own storefront, have sold out.
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Why Is There A Lock Symbol Next To Your Text Messages?
Have you noticed a lock symbol next to the text messages on your smartphone and wondered why? Here's what that symbol means and what you should do about it.
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What Is The AUX Port On Your Alexa Echo Speakers For?
You may have noticed your Amazon Echo Speakers have an AUX port, but what purpose does the AUX port serve on your Echo device of choice?
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Your Samsung TV Has A Big Bloatware Problem - Here's How To Fix It
Samsung TVs provide excellent picture quality but are held back by pre-installed bloatware in the form of apps and services. Here's how to fix it.
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2 Smart Home Systems You Can Install And 2 That Require A Professional
Building a smart home can be a weekend project, but not every upgrade is an easy DIY job. What you can install often depends on what's already in your walls.
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5 Things To Know Before Buying A New CPU
A new processor can breath new life into an aging computer, but there are some basic things you need to check before buying a CPU.
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