5 Perks Of Switching To A Motorola Or Samsung Flip Phone
Thinking of partying like it's 2005 and embracing the return of flip phones? Here's five great perks you'll enjoy if you take the foldable plunge.
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Not Huawei, Not Xiaomi: This Is The Best-Selling Smartphone In China In 2026
The latest smartphone market share data is in, and surprisingly, three out of China's top five phone models aren't from a Chinese company at all.
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Why Is Lenovo Not Banned In The USA, But Other Chinese Tech Brands Are?
The U.S. government has raised concerns about Lenovo for decades, yet the Chinese company still sells computers here and continues to land federal contracts.
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How To Disable Gemini On Your Android Phone
If Gemini feels like overkill, you'll be happy to know that you can still switch back to Google Assistant. You can even disable AI training on your way out.
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Can You Replace A Dying AirPod Battery?
The batteries inside your AirPods have a life span just like every other piece of tech, but is it possible to replace the battery when it goes bad?
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3 Android Auto Problems That Are Almost Always The Cable's Fault
Android Auto relies on a steady stream of data, not just power. A cable that charges your phone perfectly can still be the cause of some frustrating problems.
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Where Does AMD Make Its Processors?
AMD processors are some of the most popular among PC gaming enthusiasts, but few may realize where AMD processors are actually manufactured.
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5 Free Apps You Need To Install To Get The Most Out Of Your AirPods
Your AirPods actually offer a ton of surprising features, and you can get the most out of those features with these free App Store apps.
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Please Stop Downloading 'FPS Boosters' On Your PC - Do This Instead
FPS Boosters promise to increase the power of your graphics card but offer no real benefits. Here's what you should do instead to get the most out of your PC.
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Using A Third-Party Charger Can Have An Unexpected Effect On Your Devices
Using a third-party charger can save money upfront, but it may cost you in the long run. Here are the unexpected effects cheap chargers may have on your device.
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Xiaomi Showed Off 380 Products At IFA 2026, But The One We Want To See Most Remains A Secret
Xiaomi brought more than 380 devices and concepts to IFA 2026, but the mysterious foldable phone it refused to discuss might have been the star of the show.
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Use Your Old Tablet As A Dedicated Kitchen Display – Here's How
Kitchen displays are extremely useful for upgrading your kitchen, but they can be quite expensive unless you know how to repurpose your old tablet as one.
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Why Do Your Earbuds Sound Better In One Ear?
It's not uncommon for your earbuds to sound better in one ear versus the other, but fortunately there are some relatively straightforward fixes you can employ.
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5 Cheap Laptop Brands That Can Compete With Asus
Asus is a reputed brand in the laptop space, primarily known for its value-for-money offerings. However, these laptop brands offer even more affordable options.
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What Is Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling In Windows 11 And Should It Be On Or Off?
Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling sounds like an automatic performance boost. In practice, its effect depends heavily on your graphics hardware and games.
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8 Lesser-Known Alexa Commands For Music Lovers
Alexa can do more than just press play on your music — you can use the assistant to enhance your day-to-day listening with some lesser-known commands.
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The 5 Best Humanoid Robots Of IFA 2026
Humanoid robots were the order of the day at IFA 2026, and BGR's own José Adorno was on hand to take a look at several of them up close and personal.
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Anker Vs. Apple 20W Power Adapter: Which One Should You Buy For Your iPhone?
Apple prides itself on sleek and stylish designs for its devices, but the company has serious competition from Anker when it comes to chargers.
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10 Phone Carriers You Might Not Realize Are Owned By Verizon
Verizon is arguably the big kahuna when it comes to U.S.-based wireless carriers, but did you know they actually own all these other sub-brands?
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Which AMD GPU Is Equivalent To The Steam Deck?
It can be hard to make 1:1 comparisons between GPU hardware across platforms, but AMD's custom Steam Deck 8CU GPU does stack up to a couple other AMD cards.
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5 TP Link Devices That Are Apple HomeKit-Compatible Out Of The Box
TP-Link makes a lot of smart home devices, but not all of them are compatible with Apple HomeKit. Here are some of them that can be used with HomeKit.
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How Long Do Web Cookies Last? Why Simply Logging Out Is No Longer Safe
You've probably gotten a pop-up about a website that uses cookies, but you may not realize just how bad actors can use them to hijack your info.
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5 Underrated Earbuds That Can Replace Your Gaming Headset
If you're in the market for a set of killer gaming headphones, you might consider these underrated earbuds instead for their comfort and sound quality.
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Thunderbolt 4 Vs. 5: What's The Difference Between These USB-C Interfaces?
In the world of technology, a new generation for electronic hardware can be the difference between running two 4K monitors or three simultaneously.
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This Startup Is Using Drones To Change The Weather For Solar Farms
Solar farms are great for the environment but they're at the mercy of clouds to work at peak efficiency, one start-up wants to take on the clouds.
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Experts Say This 4K Blu-Ray Player Is The Best Sony Alternative
Sony, as the creators of the format, tend to be thought of as making the best Blu-Ray players, but it turns out experts recommend this Panasonic player instead.
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Google's Scam Detection Doesn't Support Your Android Phone? Try These 5 Apps
Are Google's new scam detection features not compatible with your particular model ofAndroid phone? Try these five anti-scam and spam apps instead.
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