Google Pixel Phones Just Got A Useful Audio Update In Android 17
Android 17 is rolling out to compatible Google Pixel devices now, and it includes one useful update for users who want high quality audio.
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Not Bose, Not Sony: This Is The Best Cheap Wireless Speaker, According To Consumer Reports
If you're looking for a wireless speaker but don't want to break the bank, this budget friendly option ranks highly against other speakers.
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Can't Afford A $1,049 Steam Machine? Valve Will Let You Build Your Own
If Valve's expensive new Steam Machine is out of your budget, you might be able to save some money by building your own thanks to a new Steam release.
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4 Reasons Mini LED Beats OLED (And 4 Ways OLED Still Wins)
The display is a vital component of a quality viewing experience, whether for gaming or cinema. So, who is the current king, and is it even close?
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Dbrand Made A Portal Companion Cube Case For The Steam Machine Before Valve Started Selling It
While everyone is eagerly awaiting Valve to release its Steam Machine, some accessory-makers were more eager and are already taking preorders.
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5 Cool New Google Chrome Features Released In 2026
Google Chrome has been stacking up some great features in recent years, and 2026 has been no different. Here are some of the best new additions to Chrome.
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Stevia Might Be Key To The Future Of Bendable Tech
Flexible technology could be the next evolution of our devices, and thanks to the addition of a bit of stevia, those devices are closer than ever.
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10 Of The Best Gaming Routers You Can Buy In 2026
Whether your information comes in leagues of LAN cable or waves of Wi-Fi, a multi-band gaming router can perform as the hub of a modern home's infrastructure.
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3 Reasons To Ditch Your Amazon Alexa Device
Amazon Alexa helped bring smart home technology to the masses, but times have changed. Here are three reasons you might want to ditch your Amazon Alexa device.
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Say Goodbye To Ray-Ban As Meta Launches Cheaper Standalone Smart Glasses
Meta has announced a new line of its popular Smart Glasses, this time distanced from its Ray-Ban partnership in favor of cheaper glasses.
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Why Old-School CRT TV Screens Had That Weird Fuzzy Feel To The Touch
Remember that fuzzy feeling on your skin when you got close to a CRT TV? While it may have intrigued you as a child, here's the science behind it.
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5 Rare iPods You Probably Didn't Realize Existed
Apple released a surprising number of obscure iPod variants, with some tied to strange partnerships and others released so quietly they're nearly forgotten.
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8 Of The Best Neck Fans You Can Buy
With summer bearing down in the Northern Hemisphere, it can be tough to stay cool. Here are some of the best neck fans you can buy to help beat the heat.
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Never Do Any Of These 4 Things On Your Samsung Phone
There are a handful of common mistakes Samsung Galaxy owners make that can hurt security, battery life, or overall performance over time. Here's what to avoid.
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AirPods Max 2 Are $150 Off At Walmart Right Now — And Every Color Is Up For Grabs
The AirPods Max 2 have dropped to $399 at Walmart during Prime Day week, making this one of the stronger headphone deals running outside Amazon.
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Who Makes The Trump T1 Phone, And Where Is It Manufactured?
The Trump T1's marketing leaned hard on American values, but the company never said much about who actually makes the phone or where it's built.
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8 Common Smartwatch Myths You Should Stop Believing
Smartwatches are growing in their capabilities and popularity, but they are also misunderstood. Here are the common smartwatch myths you should stop believing.
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5 Things To Know Before Buying A Whoop Band
Buying a Whoop band means signing up for a lot more than just hardware. The subscription requirements and feature limitations matter a lot here.
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4 Older Devices Every Homeowner Should Try To Repurpose
Don't just throw out all your old tech because you upgraded. Some of it can be repurposed in new and exciting ways to make your home a little better.
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Finland Has A New Plan To Protect The Internet, And It Starts Underwater
As threats to underwater internet cable connections continue to increase, Finland has a plan for keeping its internet protected with cutting-edge tech.
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This Fitbit Air Trick Lets You Wear An Analog Watch On The Same Band
Fitbit Air owners have found a way to attach an analog watch to the same band. It's a simple hack that's making the rounds online, and it works quite well.
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5 Clever Ways To Use Alexa On Your Fire TV Remote
Alexa on a Fire TV remote can do a lot more than search for shows. Smart lighting, security cameras, and shopping lists are all part of the equation.
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What Owners Say Is The Biggest Problem With Foldable Phones
Foldable phones harken back to the old days of flip phones, which can be nostalgic, but as nice as they are, they're not without their faults.
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The 5 Best Budget Monitors For Your Home Office In 2026
If you're building your home office and want a budget monitor that still ticks all the boxes, here are some of the best ones you can consider.
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Is Verizon's New $30 Simplicity Plan Too Good To Be True?
Verizon's new $30 Simplicity plan sounds great on paper, but the price comes with a few caveats worth understanding before you switch carriers.
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5 Useful Kindle Features You're Probably Not Using
If you're only using your Kindle to read, you're leaving some genuinely useful features on the table. Here's a look at the big ones most people miss.
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Here's What 'Military-Grade' Encryption Really Means
"Military-grade encryption" sounds impressive in marketing materials, but the term refers to something more specific and less exclusive than it implies.
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