The US Air Force Just Banned These Popular Smart Tech Gadgets
While the U.S. armed forces did single out a specific wearable in its restrictions, these new guidelines seem to apply to several popular smart accessories.
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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Has A Clever New Cooling Trick To Compete With The iPhone 17 Pro
A redesigned cooling system helps the Galaxy S26 work harder for longer, giving Samsung a strong answer to the iPhone 17 Pro's new vapor chamber.
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Google Pixel's New Battery 'Bug' Is Actually Working Exactly As Intended
Lots of Google Pixel smartphone users have recently been reporting a "bug" involving battery charging, but it turns out, it's not a bug at all.
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Apple A18 Pro Vs. M1: How Do The MacBook CPUs Compare?
In a first, Apple has used its flagship mobile processor -- the A18 Pro -- in the newly launched MacBook Neo. Here's how it fares against the M1 chip from 2020.
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What's The Difference Between 120Hz And 144Hz TVs?
Planning to buy a new TV but confused about which refresh rate is best for your usage? Here are the key differences between 120Hz and 144Hz TVs.
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AMOLED Vs PMOLED Displays: The Main Differences
The relatively simple acronym OLED, for organic light-emitting diode, isn't the only variant. There are terms like AMOLED and PMOLED worth understanding too.
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5 Android Phones More Powerful Than The iPhone 17e
The iPhone 17e is an undeniably strong value-buy, but these Android phones offer more power, better displays, bigger batteries, and fewer compromises.
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9 Cool New Car Gadgets To Upgrade Your Driving Experience
Luxury automobiles often come with wild features, but if you're in a slightly lower budget, these accessories bring functionality and convenience for less.
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Turn Your Android Tablet Into A Portable Monitor With This Simple USB Trick
In a pinch for extra screen space on your PC but don't have a second display? Use this simple USB trick to turn your Android tablet into a portable monitor.
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Gen Z Is Ditching Streaming For Physical Media - Here's Why
According to reports, Gen Z is more and more often deciding to opt for physical media purchases over streaming subscriptions, and here's why.
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What The USB Port On A Soundbar Is Really For
Some soundbar USB ports are more useful than they seem, while others are much more limited than people expect when they first spot them in back.
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Why Did Smartphone Makers Stop Putting Chargers In The Box?
Long gone are the days when every smartphone shipped with a charging brick, which hasn't been terrible, but it took some getting used to at first.
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Why Some Power Strips Have A Reset Button (And When To Use It)
There is an important difference between a power strip and surge protector, with the surge protector doing as its name implies, sometimes with a reset button.
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5 Android Flagships With Better Battery Life Than The iPhone 17 Pro
The iPhone 17 Pro has impressive battery life, but several Android flagships push the limits even further with larger batteries and faster charging.
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New Investigation Reveals Smart Glasses Are Recording Your Most Private Moments
While smart glasses like the Meta Ray-Ban glasses are becoming quite the trend, they can also become a privacy nightmare. Here's what a new report reveals.
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5 Heavy-Duty 3D Printer Tools You'll Actually Use
From cleanup to air filtration, these heavy-duty 3D printing tools can speed up messy jobs, improve safety, and make projects much easier overall.
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10 Common Mistakes Robot Vacuum Owners Should Try To Avoid
Robot vacuums do require a bit of manual care, so be sure to avoid these key mistakes one can make in maintaining and running one of these cleaning bots.
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What Is The WPS Button On Your Router Actually For?
If you've ever set up a modern Wi-Fi router, you've likely come across the WPS button found on most models, but what is that button's actual purpose?
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5 Of The Coolest Gadgets For Your Steam Deck
The Steam Deck is a fantastic gaming console. However, you can extend its capabilities by picking up any of these cool gadgets and accessories.
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You're Underestimating Steam Deck's Powerful Desktop Mode
Steam Deck’s Desktop Mode may seem unnecessary if you only use the handheld for gaming, but a few accessories can make it work just as well as a standard PC.
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What Happens To Your Batteries When You Recycle Them?
Batteries of all kinds can and should be recycled so the chemicals inside them don’t leak and contaminate the soil. Here’s how the recycling process works.
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Are Flat Ethernet Cables Better Than Round Ones?
You've probably noticed that some Ethernet cables are round, while others are flat. Here's how to decide which cable shape is the best for your needs.
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A Single USB Stick Can Save Your PC - Here's How
While USB flash drives have largely fallen out of vogue, they can be handy as a backup when cloud backups or other solutions fail to save Windows.
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Your Pixel Phone Is Hiding One Of Its Most Useful Features In The Settings
A hidden Pixel setting can turn the back of your phone into a shortcut button for screenshots, flashlight control, media playback, and more.
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9 Signs Your iPhone Battery Needs To Be Replaced
Smartphone batteries don't last like dumbphone batteries because they power more complex processes. Here are some signs that yours is due for replacement.
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A Better TV Surround Sound Experience Could Be A Simple Speaker Shift Away
If your surround sound system isn't delivering a quality listening experience, you might not need an upgrade. Here's how a simple speaker adjustment can help.
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Amazon Doesn't Want Sellers Listing These Tech Products - Here's Why
Amazon can be a great place to sell tech products, but not everything is fair game. Here's what you need to know about the products Amazon won't allow.
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