How Much Storage Did The First Samsung Galaxy Phone Have?
With 256 GB, 512 GB, and even 1 TB of onboard storage becoming a common occurence on most new phones, here's how much storage the first Samsung Galaxy had.
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5 Of The Weirdest Nokia Phones You Probably Didn't Know Existed
At one point, Nokia was at the forefront of the mobile phone market, but needless to say, that wasn't due to any of these weird attempts to innovate.
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Which Android Phone Is Equivalent To The iPhone Air?
Apple's iPhone Air offers fans of high-end mobile phones an option designed to be as thin as possible, but is there an equivalent choice among Androids?
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What Does The Leaf Symbol Mean On Your Google Nest Thermostat?
Encouraging people to do the right thing is tough, which is why Nest turns energy saving into a sort-of game with its Leaf icons. Here's everything to know.
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Try These 5 Budget Mini PCs Instead Of A Full-Size Desktop
Mini PCs are the perfect middle ground between the portability of a laptop and the computing power of a desktop PC. Here are our top budget recommendations.
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The Danish National Registry Could Use A Lesson In How To Create A Strong Password
Next time you feel embarressed for using a weak password for less important accounts, remember this story; but please, don't do this at home.
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What To Do With Your Old Nest Gadgets Since Google Ended Support
Wondering what's to be done with your Google Nest gadgets that have now reached their end of support? It turns out there's a few options to choose from.
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5 Amazon Finds For The Ultimate Music Production Starter Kit
If you're just getting into producing your own music, Amazon could be a great place to find gear since its prices are typically lower than other retailers.
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What Direction Should Your PC Fans Point For Better Cooling?
Much like a car or an air conditioner, a standard PC utilizes the same principles of air cooling to avoid overheating. Here's how cooling fans are mounted.
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5 Common Issues With OnePlus Watches, According To Users
OnePlus makes competitive smartwatches that rival Samsung and Google models, but these common issues might become dealbreakers for some buyers.
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What Do AMD GPU Names And Numbers Actually Mean?
If you've had multiple AMD GPUs, you probably know that the bigger the number, the better the graphics card, but every digit means something.
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Want An iPhone Duo? You Might Have To Wait Until 2027 Now
Apple's suppliers have reportedly struggled to produce the iPhone Duo at scale, leaving some buyers waiting months for a phone that starts at nearly $2,000.
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The Best Keychain USB Drives For Emergency Storage
Thumb drives aren't as popular as they once were, but they still serve a valuable backup purpose. Here are the best keychain USB drives for emergency storage.
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iOS Has Some Features You Should Try If You Have Trouble Reading Your Screen
Apple's iPhone contains and orchard's worth of accessibility features that will make the screen considerably easier to read if your vision is impaired.
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Here's How Much OLED TVs Cost In 2016 Vs. 2026
OLED TVs consistently draw rave reviews for their bright, colorful displays, but they've always been expensive. Here's how much OLED TVs cost in 2016 vs. 2026.
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This Anti-Drone Tech Has An Unintentional Impact On Local Wildlife
Modern warfare has become a tug-of-war between deploying new technology and defeating it. This anti-drone tech has an unintentional impact on local wildlife.
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This New Cyberattack Can Infect Your Computer Just By Running An Ad
Internet ads already collect plenty of information about you. A reported attack on journalists shows how much worse things get when spyware enters the picture.
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You Can Build A DIY Charging Station That Keeps Every Gadget In Your House Organized
With the proliferation of technology, the number of wires we have can get crossed, but a DIY charging station can help.
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How Long Do AMD GPUs Get Software Support?
New video games, especially triple-A games, are constantly pushing the envelope with their graphics, requiring more from PCs, so receiving updates is necessary.
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What Starlink Direct-To-Cell Can (And Can't) Actually Do On Your Phone
It sounds like sci-fi, but satellite-connected cell service really is here. There are some asterisks, though, and it's clearly still in the beginning stages.
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Here's How Much An iPad Cost In 2016 Vs. 2026
Prices for technology, including the iPad, have been going up across the industry, thanks to surging demand for components from AI companies and data centers.
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Why Some Xbox Games Never Became Backward Compatible
One of the best things about PC gaming is that you can play so many old games on newer hardware, but it's not as straightforward on consoles like Xbox.
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4 Nokia Phones We Wish Made A Comeback In 2027
Nokia is known today for its seemingly indestructible phones of old, but there are some unique Nokia models we would love to see come back.
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9 Electronics That Will Last Longer Than A Modern Smart Phone
Obsolescence, planned or otherwise, is rife in modern tech, but some electronics are less likely to rely on the refresh-every-few-years cycle.
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Amazon's New Gadgets Include An AI Assistant That's Always Listening To You
Thanks to the AI boom, Amazon has stepped into the world of AI hardware with gadgets that listen to your conversations to provide useful information.
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BGR's Best Of Tech Awards 2026
With most of the big tech releases of 2026 now available, we decided to take a look back and choose our favorites for the first annual BGR Best of Tech Awards.
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Build Your Own Digital Photo Frame Instead Of Buying Another Smart Display
Digital photo frames are everywhere these days, but you can actually build your own fairly easily instead of buying a pre-made one.
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