Google Gemini In Your Kitchen: Is A 3nm Fridge Actually Necessary?
Dreame showed off a Google Gemini-powered fridge running on a 3nm chip at its recent press event, and it might be more than just a gimmick.
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The iPhone 17 Is Apple's Most Popular Lineup Of All Time (For Good Reason)
The iPhone 17 lineup isn't just another annual refresh. Apple gave both regular and Pro buyers better reasons to consider upgrading this year.
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These Consumer Reports Recommended Noise-Canceling Headphones Are $50 Off On Amazon
Consumer Reports recommends these noise-canceling earbuds, and they're currently $50 off on Amazon. They won't stay at this price for long.
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11 Free And Open-Source Apps Every Mac User Needs To Try
Major operating systems sometimes leave out features users love. That's where these free, open-source app selections come in to customize your computer time.
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Older Amazon Fire TV Sticks Just Lost Support For A Major Streaming Service
Several older Amazon Fire TV Stick models will no longer support a major streaming app, raising fresh concerns about aging hardware and updates.
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Beats Headphones Need This One Big Upgrade To Become A Household Audio Name Again
Apple's acquisition of Beats wasn't entirely bad for the brand, but it is clearly lagging behind its biggest competitors — and even other Apple audio products.
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Apple's $250 Million Lawsuit Is Paying Out Up To $95 To iPhone Users
If you bought a certain version of an iPhone from late 2024 to early 2025, you might be eligible for a payout from Apple, courtesy of a class action lawsuit.
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Your AirPods Might Have Hidden Gestures You're Not Using
We are years past the era when the only physical shortcut for AirPods was touching them to answer a call or pause music. Here is what you can do today.
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Google Chrome Just Silently Installed A 4GB AI Model On Your Device - Here's How To Remove It
If you use Google Chrome on your computer, the browser has silently installed an on-device AI model without your knowledge. Here's how you can remove it.
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What Happened To Clippy? Why Microsoft Retired Its Office Assistant
Clippy was an animated virtual assistant in Microsoft Office that most millennials remember, but now it's primarily seen as a meme and in pop culture.
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4 Cool Things You Didn't Know Your PlayStation 5 Controller Could Do
Gaming controllers like the DualSense controller don't get talked about as much as they deserve or praised in the same way mice and keyboards are.
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The 5 Biggest New Features One UI 8.5 Added To Galaxy Phones
Samsung has begun rolling out One UI 8.5 to even more devices, and these 5 new features are among the reasons you should update your Galaxy ASAP.
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What Is The 3-2-1-1-0 Rule For Your PC Data Backups?
If you want to fully protect your PC's data, backing it up to one platform won't cut it. Instead, you can employ the 3-2-1-1-0 rule to introduce redundancies.
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What That Little Button On The Back Of Your Chromecast Is For
Chromecast devices have been around for a long time, but they still hold a few surprises. Here's what that little button on the back of your Chromecast is for.
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Samsung Is Ending LPDDR4 RAM Production – Here's What That Means For Smartphones
The rising demand for modern RAM modules might lead Samsung to stop producing its LPDDR4 and LPDDR4X chips, according to recent reports from Korea.
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4 Signs Your Router Might Be Dying
Struggling with slow speeds or random disconnects? These common network issues could indicate your router is dying and affecting your network.
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This Common Weather Condition Could Make Your AirPods Static Shock You
Have you ever experienced a little shock on your fingers or ear when taking your AirPods out of the case? Here's what's going on and what you can do about it.
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Utah's New VPN Laws Could Have A Huge Effect On How You Use The Internet
As part of a recent worldwide wave of "age verification" measures, Utah has introduced new VPN laws that threaten to cause further problems for internet users.
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5 Android Apps And Features That Can Replace Your Old Office Gadgets For Free
Free Android apps and built-in features have made a lot of old office hardware unnecessary. These five stand out as the most practical replacements.
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The 10 Essential Gadgets Every Homeowner Should Have
These gadgets will improve your life as a new or long-time homeowner. There's versatile tools, those waiting for a disaster to strike, and cleaning devices.
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The 5 Best Sam's Club Tech Deals Of 2026 (So Far)
Sam's Club sells a fairly large inventory of tech products that are often on sale. Here's our compilation of the best deals on a variety of tech gadgets.
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Will A 100W Charger Destroy Your iPhone's Battery?
Using a 100W charger to juice up your iPhone and wondering if it will affect the battery in the long run? Here's whether you should be worried.
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5 Of The Best Vertical Monitors For Your PC Setup
Vertical monitors are a game changer for specific workflows such as coding and editing vertical videos. Here are some of the best vertical monitors out there.
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Roku And TCL Are Facing A Lawsuit Over Smart TV 'Software Defects'
A consumer has filed a class action lawsuit against both TCL and Roku due to software defects in TVs sold by TCL that run on Roku's smart TV OS.
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Do You Really Own The Books On Your Kindle?
You might have purchased hundreds, or even thousands, of digital books for your Amazon Kindle, but do you actually own those books or not?
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What Does The Purple Circle Mean On Snapchat?
The various colors of notifications in Snapchat, such as the purple circle, keep you up to date on what kinds of messages your friends are sending you.
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Before You Buy A New Soundbar, Check For This HDMI Feature First
Pretty well any soundbar is an upgrade from onboard TV speakers, but for the best experience, look for one specific HDMI feature on your prospective soundbar.
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