Studies Show That Ergonomic Keyboards Might Actually Be Misleading
Ergonomic keyboards are popular among office workers who work long hours typing at their desks, but a study may indicate they're not as useful as you think.
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This Amazon Find Turns Your Echo Dot Into A Star Wars TIE Fighter
For the serious Star Wars fans out there, this fun Amazon find will take that simple Echo Dot speaker and transform it into a light-up TIE fighter.
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5 Reasons The MacBook Neo Might Not Be Right For You
The MacBook Neo is cheap for a reason, and some of its biggest compromises might matter more to longtime Mac users than they would to first-time buyers.
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How Fast Can NASA's Artemis II's Spacecraft Orion Reach Space?
Artemis II has been delayed multiple times for numerous reasons, but there isn't a single part of this mission that NASA has not mapped out.
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The 10 Most Reliable Vacuum Cleaner Brands According To Consumer Reports
Getting the right vacuum cleaner is the difference between a broken mess of tangled hair and an easy clean. We run down which ones get the job done.
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Not Alkaline, Not Lithium: This New Battery Could Be The Future Of Fast Changing
Battery technology has been advancing rapidly in recent years, but the future could promise charging speeds faster than you could ever imagine.
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This Bluetooth Gadget Can Save You From Dealing With A Dead Car Battery
Don't let a dead battery ruin your day. This smart Bluetooth gadget alerts you before your car dies. Stay ahead of car trouble with this must-have tool.
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The 5 Best Soundbars For Audiophiles In 2026, According To Consumer Reports
These sound bars from Consumer Reports' archives are from reliable brands that most speaker fans will be familiar with.
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You Can Use Apple CarPlay To Save Money On Gas - Here's How
If you drive daily, filling up the tank is can be a large part of your budget, but CarPlay has some apps that can help.
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The Cool New Phone Case That The iPhone Can Use (But The Pixel Can't)
A new iPhone case on Kickstarter uses the back of your phone in a way that's never quite been done before. Google Pixel users aren't invited to the party.
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This Iconic Car Feature Is Officially Dead In 2026
With all of the technological advancements, this feature was bound to disappear from vehicles. As of 2026, it's no longer a factory-included option.
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11 Essential Gaming PC Tips Every Beginner Should Know
PC gaming is a rewarding and intensely fun hobby, but it can also be complicated, which is why it's good to save time and money with these beginner tips.
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5 Things You Never Realized Your iPad's Magic Keyboard Could Do
If you're using iPad's Magic Keyboard, you'll want to ensure you're getting the most out of it. Check out these tricks to improve your experience.
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This Smart Cooking Robot Is All Of Your Essential Kitchen Gadgets In One
If you love the idea of a fully equipped kitchen but don't have a ton of space, you may want to check out this smart robot that combines many kitchen tools.
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New Form Of Aluminum Is Only The Beginning Of Replacing Precious Metals
Precious metals, serving as catalysts, are the backbone of many materials industries, but a new form of aluminum could be set to replace them.
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Google's New AI Compression Could Help Lower RAM Prices - Here's How
Tech giant Google is working on a new compression technology designed to make AI more efficient, which could help lower RAM prices, at least theoretically.
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Did The NoPhone Survive After Shark Tank? Here's What Happened After Season 7
The NoPhone was one of the stranger pitches in "Shark Tank" history. Here's what became of the brand and its founders more than a decade after Season 7.
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12 Cool New Apps That Will Upgrade Your Mac Experience In 2026
The Mac has a thriving developer community, with independents and large companies both introducing new and interesting apps for the platform in 2026.
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Steer Clear Of Public Facial Recognition With This Simple Glasses Upgrade
If you have concerns about the increasing popularity of tech with facial recognition software, this simple and affordable glasses upgrade is for you.
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Why There's Simply No Need For Microsoft Office Anymore
Microsoft Office programs were ubiquitous with productivity and a variety of projects, but these days, cheaper cloud-based equivalents are much more common.
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Do All Cars With Apple CarPlay Also Have Android Auto?
Apple CarPlay and Anroid Auto let you use your phone safely while driving, but do cars that support one always support the other? Here's what you need to know.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Review: Minor Tweaks To A Winning Formula
Samsung hasn't done much to differentiate the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26+ from the S25 and S25+, but they're still excellent flagship Android phones.
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Changing These 4 Settings Will Immediately Make Your Car's Audio System Sound Better
Nothing beats jamming out to your favorite tunes on a joy ride, but could your car audio system sound even better? Here are some small tweaks to make it happen.
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Why Most Home Security Cameras Record Such Low Quality Footage
You may wonder why the footage from your home security camera appears to be fairly low quality, but there's a good reason for the low quality video feed.
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5 Android Phones That Still Come With A Headphone Jack In 2026
Tired of fighting with Bluetooth or want to use your favorite headphones without an adapter? These five Android phones still feature headphone jacks.
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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Feature Makes Me Want To Ditch The iPhone
Samsung surprised fans with the reveal of a screen shifting Ultra Privacy Feature, and it's a feature that may finally persuade iPhone owners to jump ship.
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The Amazon Fire Phone Might Be Coming Back After Its Historic Flop
The original Fire Phone debuted in 2014 with some interesting innovations, but it was abandoned in 2015 after Amazon barely sold 35,000 units.
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