These Smartphone Audio Settings Could Save Your Hearing (If You Use Headphones)
Listening to your favorite tunes at high volume is hard to resist, but it can also be dangerous. These smartphone audio features could save your hearing.
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12 Of The Weirdest Gadgets Sony Has Ever Made
With a long list of successes under its belt, Sony has never been shy about thinking outside the box. Here are some of its strangest products.
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Old-School Wired Earbuds Are Back In Style - Here Are The Best Ones Under $50
Audio enthusiasts frustrated with Bluetooth and wireless options are going back to wired earbuds. You can go back too, and you don't have to break the bank.
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Can You Use Third-Party Tips On Your Apple Pencil?
The Apple Pencil is a popular accessory for the iPad, but the tips wear out after a while. Here's what you need to know about using third-party replacements.
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What That Extra Black Ring On Your Headphone Audio Jack Actually Does
Have you ever wondered what the colored rings on your headphone jack were for? As it turns out, they're not just for decoration but have a definite purpose.
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5 Of The Best Streaming Bundles That Can Save You Money
Once upon a time Netflix and other streaming services helped consumers save money when cable TV packages were getting out of control with their prices.
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4 Reasons You Should (And 4 Why You Shouldn't) Mount Your TV On The Wall
Mounting your TV on the wall can be a space saver, but it's not right for everyone. Here are the reasons you should (and shouldn't) mount your TV on the wall.
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Seeing 'Encrypted' On Your iPhone Messages? Here's What That Means
Blue and green bubbles aside, texting your Android friends has never been safer. Discover the "lock" icon that just changed the way we message forever.
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How Noise Cancelling Headphones Actually Work (And How Safe They Are For Your Ears)
It's important to understand how noise cancelling headphones work to get a sense of if you need to worry about how they might impact your hearing.
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What's The Best Screen Size For Reading?
Whether you think Kindles are necessary or not, they're better than phones and tablets for reading thanks to the E ink technology their screens use.
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Why Nuclear-Powered Pacemakers Are More Practical Than You'd Think
Pacemakers are vital, life-saving technology held back by their limited battery life, but the solution to that problem may lie in nuclear batteries.
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10 Of The Best Gadgets On Amazon For Dog Lovers
Keeping your beloved pet happy and healthy can be a full-time job in itself. Take some of the pressure off with these Amazon gadgets for dog lovers.
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Can You Really Tell The Difference Between Hi-Res And Lossless Audio?
Lossless and Hi-Res lossless audio files take up a lot bandwidth due to not being compressed and arguably deliver a superior music experience.
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One Of Consumer Reports' Favorite Small Tablets Isn't Made By Apple
Apple may generally dominate the tablet computer market with its iPad line, but this Consumer Reports top-level tablet pick hails from a competitor.
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Why Do Mac Shortcuts Use Command Keys Instead Of Control?
Power users on Windows prefer to use keyboard shortcuts rather than the mouse, so when they copy or paste something, it's ctrl + c or ctrl + v.
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11 Things You Didn't Know Your Apple Pencil Could Do
The Apple Pencil is a stylus that offers functionality for everyone from artists to accountants, and it harbors a number of secrets that can up your game.
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Not Verizon, Not AT&T: JD Power Says This Phone Carrier Leads In Customer Satisfaction
Customers value one trait from their phone network provider: versatility. If they can access service anywhere, it's going to win them over pretty easily.
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Study Shows Solar Power Isn't Weak - It's Being Ruined By Fossil Fuels
Solar power is one of the cleanest sources of energy we have available, and we're actively making it less effective when we burn coal for power.
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Superpower Health Review: Is AI Good Enough To Be Your Doctor?
Superpower Health provides extensive biomarker testing to assess your health, but its dependence on AI makes its utility questionable.
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What The Notch On Your Oura Ring Is For
You may have noticed the notch on the side of your Oura Ring and wondered if it was just for decoration. As it turns out, that slot has a definite purpose.
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Why Are Nuclear Fuel Rods Thrown Out With 90% Of Their Potential Power Left?
Nuclear power may be the answer to our energy problems, but if that's true, why are we tossing out the fuel rods when they still have some life?
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5 Hidden Apple One Perks You Need To Start Using
Apple One is a subscription service offering those in the Apple device ecosystem a variety of benefits, but users shouldn't miss out on these hidden perks.
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5 Essential Wearables For Camping
if you're going camping and want to make your experience as comfortable as possible, consider these wearable gadgets that are designed for the outdoors.
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5 Gadgets Under $100 To Upgrade Your Garage
Your garage may well be a place where you work on home improvement projects, but these reasonably priced gadgets can help improve your garage itself.
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Why No One Needs A Smartwatch Screen Protector Anymore
You may be tempted to buy a screen protector for your smartwatch given how much of an investment it is, but it may not actually be worth buying one.
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Blue Or Teal: Which USB Port Is Faster?
The Blue and Teal USB ports on your computer may look pretty similar, but one of them is actually the faster option for connecting your USB devices to.
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You Can Take Vibrant Photos With These 3 Tricks For Android Phones
Photography is more accessible than ever thanks to your Android's camera features, and these simple tips will help you take the best photos possible.
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