4 Big Changes Coming To Bluetooth By 2027
In an interview with Damon Barnes at Bluetooth SIG, we talked about four big changes coming to Bluetooth by 2027, including higher data throughput, and IP Link.
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5 Disadvantages Of Mounting Your TV On The Wall
You may think that mounting your TV on a wall is the best option for your home, but it also comes with a number of serious drawbacks.
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Is Replacing Your Phone's Charging Port Worth It?
You may think your charging port is broken when lint, a bad cable, or a faulty adapter is responsible. Finding the cause can change whether repair makes sense.
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These 4 Premium Movie Theater Formats Use Spatial Audio
Premium theaters use several kinds of spatial audio, and they don't all create immersion the same way. Knowing the differences can help before you pay extra.
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The Reason Why Anker Stopped Making 3D Printers
After making a splash with high-speed desktop fabrication, here is why one leading consumer tech manufacturer walked away from the 3D printer business.
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5 Of The Strangest Patents Owned By Tech Brands
While we generally expect the top tech brands like Apple, IBM, and Amazon to make revolutionary tech, some of their filed patents are strange, to say the least.
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Is There Any Point In Buying An Expensive SSD In 2026?
An SSD is an easy way to theoretically speed up your computer, but is the speed of the most expensive SSDs worth the current price?
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You Can Pair Your AirPods To A PlayStation 5, But There's A Catch
A PlayStation 5 console doesn't pair with your AirPods the way a phone does. Getting them connected takes an extra step and may affect how games sound.
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2 International Laptop Brands That Can Compete With Dell
Dell alternatives aren't hard to find until you need warranty service. These international laptop brands combine hefty lineups with established support.
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Are Home Projector Screens Actually Worth It?
You bought the projector, but should you spend more on ambient light rejection fabric? Here is whether dedicated screens actually upgrade your movie night.
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Nvidia DLSS 5 Has Leaked, And It's Even Worse Than You Think
Nvidia revealed DLSS 5, its next evolution of the technology, which is a shader system powered by artificial intelligence, because everything needs AI.
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The Reasons Why PC Gamers Will Never Switch From Discord To Steam Chat
Steam and Discord are two of gaming's biggest service providers, but their fans and detractors have strong opinions about which is better and when.
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5 Ways To Stop Your GPU From Degrading
Your GPU is an essential component of your gaming PC, and you can extend its lifespan and prevent a catastrophic failure with a few very simple steps.
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The Invention Of Digital Cameras Was Almost Buried At Kodak - Here's Why
Kodak is famous for its film, but the company also developed the first digital camera. Here's the story of how that device almost got buried in the 1970s.
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GrapheneOS Is Offering 7 Years Of Software Support For New Motorola Phones
Popular third-party software GrapheneOS is finally expanding its coverage to select Motorola phones, and it comes with a huge support window.
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T-Mobile's Hidden $25 Unlimited Plan Is Its Best Deal Yet
If you're been considering making the leap to T-Mobile, a recently discovered unlimited plan may be the best value, but it's only available in one place.
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9 Quirky Desk Gadgets That Make Great Gifts
Gifted desktop gizmos need to be useful, but that doesn't mean they can't also have personality. Here are nine quirky desk gadgets that make great gifts.
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Utility Companies Want To Take Control Of Your Smart Thermostat - Here's Why
Amid back-to-back years of record-setting heat, utility companies are increasingly looking for ways to reduce power demand at peak usage times.
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Who Made The First Touchscreen Computer?
Touchscreens on your devices is the norm today, but there was a time when a company releasing a touchscreen computer was a massive leap forward.
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How To Change Apple Maps' Voice
Customizing your GPS voice is easier than you think. Here is how to update your Siri settings to change the accents and tones for Apple Maps navigation.
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This Popular Video Doorbell Feature Is Leading To Lawsuits - Here's How To Disable It
Video doorbells are becoming increasingly popular and for good reason. However, this feature on them is leading to lawsuits. Here's how to disable it.
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You Shouldn't Record All Your Phone Videos In 60FPS - Here's Why
Just because you can record videos on your smartphone in 60FPS doesn't mean you should, as this approach has a few key downsides to consider.
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How Has The iPhone 17 Aged After A Year?
Waiting for the next standard iPhone before a launch event is usually an easy call. Apple's reported release schedule makes that choice less obvious this year.
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3 Premium Anker USB-C Cable Alternatives That Users Recommend
If you're looking for Anker alternatives because of availability, pricing, quality, or reliability concerns, consumers recommend a range of competing brands.
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9 Cool Gadgets Every Motorcycle Rider Needs
If you're ready to throw a leg over your beloved bike and ride into the sunset, these motorcycling gadgets can improve your comfort, convenience, and safety.
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5 Unique Bose Gadgets You Probably Didn't Know Existed
Bose has been making forward-minded audio products for a long time, with a willingness to experiment and dive into niche markets.
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Where Should You Put A TV In A Bedroom?
Deciding where to put a TV in your bedroom — in a way that looks nice — can be challenging. Luckily, some solutions are equal parts practical and eye-catching.
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