4 Common Issues With Fitbit Devices
Fitbit has been a mainstay in fitness wearables for years, but the brand has also had a number of documented problems with its fitness trackers.
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Is The Amazfit Helio Strap Pro Worth The Upgrade?
The Helio Strap Pro from Amazfit is designed for professional athletes looking to push their bodies to the limit. But are its features worth the cost?
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The iPhone 18 Pro Max Demolished The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra In This Test
While the iPhone 18 Pro Max and the Galaxy S26 Ultra compete neck and neck in most aspects, a recent test shows the iPhone takes a massive lead in battery life.
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5 Anker Gadgets With Fast Charging
Many power accessories now feature varying levels of fast charging to keep up with your daily devices. Anker, in particular, comes with a wide selection.
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What Made Nvidia's 'First GPU' Special?
The GeForce 256 launched in 1999, yet it still managed to run "Half-Life 2" five years later. That was quite a run at a time when PC hardware was changing fast.
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5 Of The Weirdest Laptop Accessories That Are Actually Useful
The market is filled with a plethora of computer accessories across various price points. We found a bunch of weird ones that may seem odd but are useful.
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GM's OnStar App Sold Drivers' Data Without Consent, It's Now Paying $220M To Settle
GM's Smart Driver program promised insurance discounts, but investigators say it sold drivers' data without their consent. Now, GM has to pay out $220 million.
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10 Of The Best Safety Gadgets For Your Peace Of Mind
It's never hurts to beef up your at-home security or carry personal protection devices, and these safety gadgets can all give you peace of mind at fair prices.
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How To Use Siri When Riding A Bike
Siri is a helpful assistant even when you don't have your hands free to hold your iPhone, but voice-activating Siri is a little harder when on the open road.
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Are Hardware Security Keys For Your Laptop Actually Worth It?
AI is powering ever more hacks around the globe, and pushing companies and governments to up their security game. You can do it too.
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5 Major Audio Brands You Might Not Realize Are Owned By American Companies
These popular audio brands are partially or completely owned by U.S.-based entities, but the complicated ownership structures might not make it as evident.
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The Reason Why You Need To Restart Your Computer After An Update
It's annoying, yes, but there's a reason your computer needs to restart after an update, and it's more involved than you might think.
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Owners Say These Are The Most Reliable Robot Vacuums
There are a lot of robot vacuums to choose from these days, with features ranging from edge cleaning to mopping, and even arms to pick up forgotten clothes.
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Beats 360 Vs. AirPods Max: Which Over-Ear Apple Headphones Should You Pick?
The Beats 360 and the AirPods Max 2 are Apple's latest over-ear offerings, but the 360 is considerably cheaper. Here's which one makes more sense for you.
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Siri AI Finally Expands Beyond English – But It Still Has One Huge Problem
While users who speak these languages can celebrate a more inclusive Siri, they will still find a very annoying issue that no other AI chatbot experiences.
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These 5 Smart Home Devices Will Work Even Without Internet
Smart home devices are generally tied to the internet, which leads to massive privacy invasions, but these devices can function even without being online.
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This Affordable Router Looks Ridiculous, But Scalpers Still Buy It To Resell
Scalpers have been a real pain for tech enthusiasts as they have been buying up various products until they're sold out, driving up the price.
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Buying Amazon's New Alexa Tablet? Here Are 5 Alternatives To Consider Instead
If the latest iteration of Amazon's Alexa tablet has caught your eye, you might be interested in these alternatives with similar specs and features.
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Old CD Collectors Agree This Website Is A Great Way To Buy And Sell Discs
Recent years have seen a surprising resurgence of physical media such as music CDs, and this site is a great place to expand (or contract) your collection.
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3 Anker Accessories To Keep In Your Car
Whether you're going on a road trip or just waiting in your car, these Anker accessories are must-haves for anyone who owns a car.
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4 Android Tablets With The Best Stylus Support In 2026
The Android tablet market is vast, but if you're looking for one with a great stylus, these are worth considering.
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5 Electronics You Should Always Recycle Instead Of Throwing Away
Getting ready to upgrade your devices or replace that old flat screen? Make sure you know what you're throwing out, as it may be dangerous to do so.
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Google Home Privacy Settings You Should Review
If you're using any of Google's features or software, there's a number of settings you should double check to make sure your data is protected.
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4 Major Tech Brands You Might Not Realize Are Owned By French Companies
You probably associate big tech brands with the U.S. or East Asia. France has a few familiar names of its own, even if you've never noticed the connection.
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Apple Reveals A Simple Change That Could Save MacBook Users 5 Hours Of Battery Life
If you have a MacBook, and you're looking to extend its battery life, this change could net you up to five extra hours.
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Pixel Care Vs. Carrier Insurance: Which Is Better For Your Google Pixel?
As tough as companies make them, mobile devices are still made of mostly glass, plastic, and metal, all of which can break. That's where insurance comes in.
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Can't Find YouTube's Dislike Button? Here's Why
Google's on-again off-again relationship with its dislike feature has a new twist, with rumors that the company is once again preparing to remove the feature.
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