With iOS 27, Apple Wants To Prove That An iPhone Is The Best Phone For Your Kids
To keep kids safer, Apple's latest software adds robust new features that give parents total control over what minors are able to see on their iPhones.
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5 Easy Ways To Increase Battery Life On Your Samsung Galaxy Watch
A few adjustments to how your Galaxy Watch handles health tracking, syncing, and display settings can meaningfully extend how long the battery lasts.
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How To Restart Your AirPods — And When You Should
Before you reset your AirPods and lose all your settings, try restarting them first. It only takes a few seconds and often solves the problem on its own.
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5 IKEA Finds That Can Upgrade Your Monitor Setup
IKEA has a reputation for value-packed, thoughtfully designed home goods, an approach that extends to these gadgets for upgrading your monitor setup.
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8 Microcenter Deals To Look Out For In June 2026
Microcenter has some amazing deals this June 2026, so we rounded up the absolute best ones for you to take a look at, from PCs to laptops and more.
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You Can Pair Your Android Phone With An Apple Watch — But There's A Catch
Pairing an Apple Watch with an Android phone is technically possible. Whether it's worth doing is a different question, and the answer has a lot of caveats.
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5 Of Our Favorite New Gadgets From May 2026
In a great month of releases, there were new headphones that broke records, and a few distraction-free devices to help you keep yourself focused.
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Samsung's Next Affordable Galaxy Phone Has Surfaced Online
In the market for a mid-range smartphone from a reputable brand? You might want to wait for Samsung's upcoming affordable flagship that has leaked online.
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This Open-Source Oura Ring App Promises No Subscription Fees, But There's A Catch
This open-source app claims to unlock a subscription-free Oura Ring experience, but there’s an important detail users should know before trying it.
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Apple's App Store Now Requires Age Verification, But Only In One State
Downloading apps and making in-app purchases via the Apple App Store now requires you to confirm if you're above 18, but only if you're in a particular state.
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Ray-Ban Meta Glasses Have A Huge Privacy Problem, Thanks To Modders
Think you can spot smart glasses when they're recording? Think again. Modders are disabling the safety light on this popular device, creating total spy cams.
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Instagram Has Finally Added A Major New Feature Users Have Been Waiting For
Meta is making some changes to Instagram that is sure to make many users happy, and it will help everyone refresh their IG page every once in a while.
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5 Of The Best Waterproof Wearables For Swimmers
Swimming with a wearable requires more than a basic water resistance rating. These five are actually built for the job, from smartwatches to smart goggles.
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What Does The Half-Moon That Shows Up At The Top Of Your iPhone Mean?
Ever noticed the half- or crescent-moon icon at the top of your iPhone and wondered what it's all about? Here's what that symbol means and how it can help you.
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6 Of The Fastest Charging Power Banks You Can Buy In 2026
Draining is in the battery's nature. Power banks keep travelers, commuters, and scrolling strollers connected and in contact away from home.
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Is HP's Instant Ink Subscription Actually Worth It?
Going with an HP Instant Ink subscription adds a certain level of convenience to home printing needs, but this printer ink subscription may not be for everyone.
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5 Of The Best Wireless Hi-Fi Headphones For Perfect Audio At Home
If you're not quite sold on wireless headphones being able to provide a proper at-home Hi-Fi audio experience, these picks might change your mind.
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New Law Would Require A Recording Light On All Smart Glasses Sold And Used In One State
A new law, if ultimately enacted, would mandate that all smart glasses sold and used in this U.S. state display a visual indicator when recording is active.
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Is Burn-In A Risk With Mini LED TVs?
Burn-in was once one of the biggest problems you faced with your expensive television set, but is it still a problem with a Mini LED TV?
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NASA's New Probe Is Heading Into Territory Unseen Since The 1980s
It's always exciting when NASA sends a lander to another planet in the solar system, especially when we're going back after a break of over 40 years.
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Apple's Foldable iPhone Might Launch In Just One Color
Most everything about Apple's first foldable iPhone is just rumors at this point, but they're growing increasingly reliable with specs and colors.
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Google Might Have Stopped Selling Old Nest Mini & Nest Audio Speakers
Google's classic speakers are making a quiet exit for something new. See how long you have left to buy the old ones or how soon the next gen arrives.
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A New Update Makes It Easier To Upgrade Your Old Sony TV's Audio
Sony is rolling out a firmware update to several older Bravia TVs. It adds a feature that was previously exclusive to the company's newest models.
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9 Rare Blu-Rays And DVDs Worth More Than You Think
For movie buffs and avid collectors, DVDs and Blu-rays are still very much in vogue. Unfortunately, they can be rather expensive.
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watchOS 27 Adds 5 New Features And Skips 5 Old Models
While the official release date for watchOS 27 is expected later this fall, it greatly limits the models that will support the software update.
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5 Cool Things You Didn't Know Your Samsung Phone's Keyboard Could Do
If you've been using a third-party app like Gboard on your Galaxy phone or tablet, you might be surprised by what the stock Samsung Keyboard can do.
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Google's Next-Gen Pixel Watch 5 Was Seemingly Found In The Ocean
An unusual discovery beneath the sea has reignited rumours about Google's next smartwatch, raising new questions ahead of its expected debut.
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