What Does Your Smartphone's IMEI Number Actually Mean?
Your phone's IMEI is more than just a random string of digits. Here's how it works, why carriers use it, and where to find it on iPhone or Android.
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OnePlus Will Reportedly Discontinue Its US Models - Here's When
The Android phone market is about to shrink, as reports indicate that OnePlus is pulling out of the US and Europe for good within days.
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How Long Do Owners Say Soundbars Last?
A soundbar can be a great, affordable middle ground between tinny TV speakers and booming surround sound systems, but how long do they tend to last?
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5 Of The Best OnePlus Phones You Can't Buy In The US
The OnePlus lineup is a lot bigger than it looks on the U.S. store. Some of the brand's most daring and innovative phones are only sold in other markets.
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Why Did Smartphone Makers Stop Making Removable Batteries?
Today's smartphones don't include batteries the user can remove and replace or repair, even though some want that, and here's why it ended up this way.
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How To Get Siri AI In The iOS 27 Public Beta
Confused about where the latest version of Siri is in the new iOS Beta? There's just a few more steps you need to do to get the upgrade.
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5 Things You Should Avoid Doing On Your Steam Deck
If you own a Steam Deck, or plan on picking one up, here are five tips to keep in mind about what not to do with the device, even if you might be tempted to.
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5 Cool New iOS 27 Features To Try In The First Public Beta
The first public beta release of iOS 27 has just hit Apple devices, and here are five cool new features you can take for a spin after installing the update.
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What Is The 20-8-2 Rule For Standing Desks?
Using a standing desk as part of your workstation can bring a host of ergonomic benefits, especially when paired with the popular 20-8-2 technique.
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7 Of The Best Foldable Phones, According To Consumer Reports
Ready to make the flip? From sleek pocketsize throwbacks to massive folding screens, see which flexible phones officially passed the ultimate tests.
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Waiting For Discounts To Buy Electronics Is A Risky Choice - Here's Why
Forget waiting for the old-school tech discounts. Because prices are expected to continuously rise, delaying your purchase could mean paying a premium later.
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Anthropic Claude Review: The Most Comprehensive AI Toolset
ChatGPT might be the biggest name brand when it comes to AI services, but for those with more demanding needs, Claude is the clear winner.
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5 Unexpected Features You Might Find On Your Robot Vacuum
Robot vacuum cleaners have evolved a great deal since their introduction into the market, and here are five surprising things some of them can do.
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10 Portable Gadgets Every RV Owner Should Have
Life on the road has rustic appeal, but keeping conveniences close goes a long way toward turning your recreational vehicle into a home away from home.
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The AI Data Center Boom Is Having An Unexpected Effect On Local Campers
Many of the downsides of AI data centers are very visible, but local campers are running into a new problem. Here's how your next outing might be affected.
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Soundbar Channels Explained: What Are They, And Is More Always Better?
If your TV's speakers are not great, you may be considering buying a soundbar. But if you're confused about the number of channels, here's all you should know.
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Can You Ditch Your Wallet For Mobile Payment Apps?
Mobile payment apps are threatening to make credit cards obsolete, but will they ever let you ditch your wallet completely? Here's what you need to know.
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6 Reasons You Should Upgrade Your PC's Bluetooth
You may not put much thought into the Bluetooth technology in your PC, but it could probably serve you better than it does. Here are the reasons to upgrade.
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Meta Is Taking On The RAM Crisis In A Way You Wouldn't Expect
Meta is doing some mixing and matching in an attempt to try and skirt by the rising costs of memory, which continues to plague the tech industry.
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What Happens To Your Files When A Cloud Storage Service Shuts Down Or Fails?
Cloud storage is useful, but it should not be treated as a permanent solution by default. Shutdowns, downgrades, and outages can all affect your files.
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You Should Be Taking Advantage Of Your Samsung Galaxy Devices In The Morning - Here's How
There are a lot of features your Samsung Galaxy has that you may never have touched, such as the ability to automate your morning routine.
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Why There's A Blue Border On Your Apple Watch — And How To Get Rid Of It
If a blue border keeps appearing on your Apple Watch, it is probably tied to an accessibility setting. The fix is easy once you know where to look.
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Cellular Vs. Wi-Fi Calling: Which Is More Battery-Efficient?
Wi-Fi calling is a super helpful alternative to calling over a cellular network because sometimes the wireless signal is stronger than the cellular one.
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What Is A Thread Border Router And How Is It Different From A Wi-Fi Router?
Thread border routers help smart home devices communicate beyond their own mesh network. They play a different role than the Wi-Fi router in your home.
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Amazon Echo Dot Vs. Google Nest: Which Device Has Better Voice Controls?
Amazon and Google are fierce competitors in the smart home space, but will Amazon's Echo Dot or Google's Nest give you better voice controls?
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Who Owns Garmin, And Where Are Its Watches Made?
Garmin does not have one parent company behind it. Its ownership, headquarters, and watch manufacturing setup are more complicated than they look.
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4 iPod Features That Owners Miss The Most
Sure, the iPod is old and has a kind of outdated user interface, but it's undeniable that it blazed a trail and many millennials miss it and its simplicity.
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