When Did Smartphone Brands Stop Using SD Cards?
There was no single moment when smartphone brands ditched microSD card slots, but the feature has been fading from phones for over a decade now.
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What Those Two Silver Holes On The Side Of Your AirPods Pro Case Are For
Those two silver holes on the side of your AirPods Pro case may seem like a mystery, but they have a purpose. They're all about safety and convenience.
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5 Perks You Didn't Realize Come With Buying A Budget Laptop
Budget gadgets often get a bad reputation simply because they're usually outclassed by premium models, but that's to be expected. Budget doesn't mean bad.
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The Line At The Bottom Of Your iPhone Screen Isn't For Aesthetics – Here's What It Does
For many models now, Apple's iPhone has had a line at the bottom of its screen, but it turns out that line isn't just to tie the screen together aesthetically.
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The 6 Best Budget Phones For Gamers In 2026
There's always plenty of chatter about the Steam Deck and Switch 2, but mobile gaming is arm's length away with one of these surprisingly affordable phones.
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4 Things You Never Knew Your PS5 Could Do
The PlayStation 5 has a lot of features, many of which fans of the console know about, but there are always a few that aren't as widely known.
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This Tiny USB-C Gadget Adds Better Wireless Audio To Your Phone Or Laptop
Leveraging advanced codecs, like LDAC and aptX Adaptive, this portable USB-C gadget promises a higher-quality audio feed for your wireless devices.
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5 Of The Best Gadgets For Minimalists In 2026
If you're looking at expanding your minimalist collection or just trying to reduce how much stuff you have, consider these minimalist gadgets.
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14,000 Devices Were Hijacked To Create An Unprecedented Cyberattack
A massive DDOS attack has impacted tens of thousands of devices, and the options for being able to fight back against such an attack are severely limited.
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macOS 26.4 Is Coming Soon With 4 New Features
Apple's macOS 26.4 update is coming soon, and even this smaller release includes some useful new features that Mac owners will want to check out.
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Before PlayStation And Xbox, '80s Kids Played On These Consoles
Console wars have been a mainstay in gaming culture since the existence of the gaming console. Even in the '80s, gamers argued about which one was better,
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Do 'B' Size Batteries Exist? Why This Type Was Forgotten
There are a multitude of sizes of batteries that you likely use for your everyday objects, but you may have wondered why you never see B batteries.
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4 Of The Worst Places To Store A USB Drive
USB drives are convenient for storing data and fit just about anywhere, but they're also easy to damage or lose. Here are the worst places to store a USB drive.
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How Does An '80s Supercomputer Compare To A Modern iPhone?
The Cray-2 supercomputer was the peak of computing power back in 1985, but a modern iPhone puts that old hardware to shame in a shocking way.
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3 Smart Glasses Amazon Users Actually Recommend (And 2 To Avoid)
Some are great, but not every pair of smart glasses on Amazon can live up to the hype of this budding technology.
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How Much Gold Is Actually In Your Old Laptop?
Did you know that your old laptop computer probably has a small amount of gold hiding inside it? Here's why it's there and how much you might expect to find.
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15 Of The Most Powerful Desktop CPUs Right Now Ranked By Their Geekbench Score
How your computer handles heavy loads can affect your relaxation and work time. These CPUs, ranked by Geekbench score, power everything from side gigs to games.
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5 New Devices CBP Can Search When Entering The US
Border patrol agents can now search more kinds of devices when you enter the U.S., including several personal gadgets many travelers carry with them daily.
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5 Smartphones With The Best Battery Life In 2026
With all of the different tasks that can be accomplished on smartphones these days, like streaming and gaming, a large battery capacity is often necessary.
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Why Are Some Hard Drives Full Of Helium?
Helium is well known as the gas that makes balloons float and voices higher, but it's also found in some hard drives. Here's how it's advancing disk technology.
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4 Freezer Brands Worth Every Penny, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports says these freezer brands stand out for performance, but the best pick still depends on how much storage you need and where it will go.
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Why There's Simply No Need For Touchscreen Laptops Anymore
Touchscreen laptops were once all the rage, but now they're starting to feel more like gimmicks than a feature that users may actually want.
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Micro HDMI Vs. Mini HDMI - What's The Difference?
Micro HDMI and Mini HDMI cables both deliver high-definition video and audio through small connectors. Here's what to know about the differences between them.
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10 Cool USB Accessories You Should Pair With Your New Laptop
From power banks to portable monitors, these useful accessories will enhance your laptop, bolstering reliability, performance, and productivity.
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The Hidden Back Tap Feature On Your iPhone Has Some Clever Uses
Apple's iPhone is loaded with hidden tricks and shortcuts, but the Back Tap feature is hiding in plain sight, and is remarkably easy to implement.
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Netflix Quietly Stopped Supporting Some Older Smart TVs - Here's Why
If your smart TV is older, it likely can't support the apps it used to. But for Netflix, there are plenty of streaming options you can still use with your TV.
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8 Cool Home Depot Finds To Add To Your Smart Home Gadget Collection
Smart home technologies are as accessible as ever, and cheaper than you may think. Home Depot offers several gadgets that address real-world inconveniences.
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