Arkansas Is Trying To Solve One Of Solar's Biggest Problems Using A Local Rice Farm
There's no question that solar power's a net boon for the environment, but it's not popular with everyone, though a future project could change that.
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The Reason Why Google Maps Sometimes Gives You A Bad Route
If you've ever wondered why Google Maps rerouted you on a less intuitive path, the reason may surprise you.
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Apple's Latest Parental Control Update Is Causing Problems For Users
Apple's new parental controls are a mess. An outdated watch can stop you from using them, and getting them working doesn't mean they'll follow your settings.
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What Is Band Steering, And Should You Enable It On Your Home Internet?
You may have noticed your router supports a feature called band steering, but what exactly will it do if you activate it on your home network?
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What Do The Symbols On Your SD Card Actually Mean?
The symbols on your SD card aren't just brand marks, they have a meaning that tells the customer the kind of memory card they're buying and its capabilities.
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Google's Discontinued Social Media Platform From 2004 Could Be Making A Comeback
Social media wasn't always so full of bots and influencers. The creator of an old Google platform wants to bring it back with real people at the center.
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How Long Does Coolant Last In A PC?
While a custom loop looks really cool in a PC, an all-in-one (AIO) system is considerably easier to maintain and best for somebody new to liquid cooling.
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Is It Better To Enable Or Disable V-Sync For Gaming?
Nobody likes screen tearing, but some gamers will happily put up with it rather than enable V-sync. They're not just being picky about their graphics settings.
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These iOS Features Can Work Seamlessly With Your TV
If you have an iPhone, there are some cool features baked into iOS that work well when your iPhone is connected to a TV. Here are some you can try right away.
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Here's How Internet Speed In The US Compares To The Rest Of The World
The U.S. played a huge part in making the internet what it is today, so you might expect Americans to have the world's fastest connections. Spoiler: They don't.
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Before Buying A Steam Deck, Try This Free Android App Instead
With the rising costs of most consumer electronics, it might not be worth purchasing a new Steam Deck, but there are always alternatives out there.
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Your Motorola Phone's AI Button Actually Has A Hidden Use
If you're ignoring the AI button on your Motorola phone because you don't like the feature, there is actually a way to make the button useful.
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5 Of The Best Nokia Phones Of All Time, According To Users
Back when phones actually had unique designs and intriguing features, Nokia was king of the hill. Some of those models still have devoted fans today.
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Do You Actually Need Third-Party Antivirus Software For Your MacBook?
The common claim for years has been that Apple devices like the MacBook aren't as prone to viruses as Windows devices, which is why some users make the switch.
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How Long Has The Internet Really Been Around? The Answer Might Surprise You
The internet may have first become widely available to consumers in the 1990s, but the technology behind it actually dates back to much, much sooner.
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What Does EPG Mean On TVs?
The TV industry is awash in important jargon and acronyms that you might not know the meaning of, from PSIP and ATSC to LCN, the FCC, and EPG.
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Which Nvidia GPU Is Equivalent To The ROG Xbox Ally X?
The ROG Xbox Ally X has turned heads as a powerful handheld gaming device, but what do you need in your computer to match its power?
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5 Mesh Wi-Fi Settings To Change Right After You Set It Up
Taking ten minutes or so to tweak a handful of settings for your new mesh setup can dramatically boost safety and keep things running smoothly.
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This Is The Best Samsung Phone Under $200 In 2026
Buying a new phone doesn't always need to break the bank. There are new and refurbished options for people even on a tight budget.
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Google's Open-Source Bug Bounty Program Has A Big AI Problem
The internet is being flooded with all types of AI, including music, writing, social media posts, and even low-quality cybersecurity research.
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How Long Should A Gaming Headset Last?
Gaming headsets can be serious investments, but how long can you actually expect your gaming headset to last if you buy a new one today?
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The Pros And Cons Of Smart Home Heaters (And How To Choose One)
Turning up the heat without leaving the couch is an easy sell. But there's more to choosing a smart heater than checking whether it works with your phone.
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5 Siri Features That Work Better On An iPhone 18
Some prior models of iPhone may benefit from the latest features of Apple's Siri AI assistant, but they truly work best on the recently released iPhone 18.
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Google Maps' Gas Prices Are Great, But These Apps Can Save You More Money
Google Maps shows nearby gas prices, but other apps can offer extra ways to save at the pump through memberships, rewards, and special discounts.
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Here's How Much A DVD Player Cost In 1997 Vs. 2026
Streaming content may be popular in 2026, but you can still buy a DVD player these days, and for quite a bit less than you would have paid in 1997.
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Should You Use Multiple Ports To Charge Your MacBook?
Your MacBook has multiple ports that are capable of charging, but is it smart to use all those parts simultaneously or should you just use one?
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Buying A Googlebook? Here Are 4 Cheaper Alternatives To Consider Instead
The new Googlebook lineup is seen as a successor to Chromebooks, but there are many laptop options that sport better specs while costing less than the big G.
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