5 Of The Best Big Gaming Monitors You Can Buy In 2026
When it comes to gaming, you want a big screen that lets you see all the details, especially if you're a competitive gamer playing fast-paced games.
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Not T-Mobile, AT&T, Or Verizon – This Is The Most Reliable Fixed Broadband Provider In 2026
Not all internet providers are the same, and some outperform others. Find out which company had the most reliable broadband internet for consumers in 2026.
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Gen Z Is Going To Love Commodore's New Minimalist Flip Phone
Commodore is bringing tech, like a simple flip phone, to a generation that never got to experience a world that wasn't filled with so many distractions.
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5 Cheaper Android Phones You Should Try Instead Of The Google Pixel 10 Pro
The Pixel 10 Pro is one of the best phones you can buy, but $999 is a steep asking price. Several phones come close or beat it in key areas for less money.
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I Turned My Gaming Laptop Into An Xbox - Here's How
Microsoft recently launched Xbox Mode that turns your Windows 11 machine into a console. Here's how I enabled the feature on my gaming laptop.
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Ditch Your Fire TV Remote - Here's An Easier Way To Scroll Apps
The Fire TV remote is fairly feature-packed, but its scroll wheel can make navigating through the UI a task. Here's a quicker way to find your favorite apps.
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The New Google Pixel Update Quietly Buried This Useful Feature Under AI Marketing
Google might be all in on bringing new Gemini AI features to its operating system and Pixel phones, but good, old-fashioned non-AI features are also releasing.
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Why Do Some Smartphones Have Multiple Camera Lenses?
Modern smartphones often feature multiple camera lenses, boasting about it even. But how does this actually enhance our experience as users?
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9 Outdated Myths About Building Your Own PC You Should Stop Believing
RAM pricing notwithstanding, if you're refraining from building your own PC because of one or more of these myths, we're here to dispel them for you.
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How Far Should Your Phone Screen Be From Your Eyes?
Whether you're in bed, on the bus, or lounging in a chair, it's easy to keep your phone screen too close to your face. Here's the recommended distance.
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Here's What The Green Dot At The Top Of Your Apple TV's Home Screen Means
If you use an Apple TV 4K, you may have noticed a green dot on your home screen from time to time. Here's what that light means and what you can do about it.
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New AMD Update Leaves Countless Users Vulnerable To Attacks
A crucial defense layer just vanished from millions of chips without warning. Unpack the firmware update that exposes PC users to sophisticated exploits.
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Hisense UR8 Review: All In On RGB
Hisense continues to dominate the midrange TV market, this time with a MiniLED RGB TV that shines brighter than most any OLED you're likely to find.
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Updated To Android 17? Some Google Apps May Stop Working On Wi-Fi
A bug, or an unfortunate coincidence, is plaguing some Android phones and forcing users to switch to mobile data to use Google apps properly.
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Starlink Just Ended Two Of Its Best Free Perks – And Added A $10 Monthly Fee
On the heels of Elon Musk becoming the world's first trillionaire, Starlink has changed some of its offerings for various subscription tiers.
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What Does The Leaf Symbol Mean On Google Maps?
If you've seen a leaf symbol pop up on Google Maps while navigating, there's a specific reason it's there. Here's what it indicates and how to control it.
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These Built-In Android Features Show Every Privacy Permission You've Ever Granted
Android keeps a record of every privacy permission you've granted. A pair of built-in tools let you see what each app can access and revoke whatever you want.
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9 Essential Gadgets Every Laptop Owner Should Have
You may not need them all the time, but you'll likely thank yourself for picking up these various laptop gadgets for added functionality.
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Can You Really Tell The Difference Between Expensive And Cheap 3D Printers?
3D printers can be expensive, but many cheaper options are available. Find out if you can tell the difference in quality between printers before you buy one.
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Why Do People Keep Buying These Cheap VA TVs?
VA panels have some notable downsides compared to other panel types on TVs. So how come cheaper TVs with VA panels are still selling so well?
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Why Your iPhone's Brightness Suddenly Drops By Itself (And How To Increase It Again)
Have you noticed that your iPhone's brightness sometimes suddenly drops on its own and wondered why? Here's what you need to know about how to fix this problem.
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These Are The Tech Items People Are Most Likely To Leave Behind In Ubers
Uber's most recent report about the tech its riders leave behind contains some pretty surprising items.
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3 Of The Best Android Phones With Stylus Support
Android phones with stylus support are a niche within a niche, but these three cover a range from midrange to flagship to folding, and each one earns its spot.
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Some Google Pixel Users Are Having Their Widgets Deleted After Updating To Android 17
Nothing is worse that downloading and installing a new update for an operating system on your device only for there to be bugs that have no fix.
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The Steam Workshop Is Being Used To Spread Malware To Thousands Of Users
Steam is one of the most popular storefronts in PC gaming, but it turns out that the Steam Workshop might presently be spreading malware to users.
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5 Reasons Why People Ditch Their Mini LED Monitors
While both panels have their advantages, gamers and premium monitor brands seem to be turning their backs on mini LED monitors in favor of OLED. Here's why.
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5 Surprisingly Useful Android Apps That Aren't On The Play Store
While the Play Store hosts millions of apps, many useful ones are missing from the platform. Here are the best apps available on third-party stores.
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