Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Review: More And More Refined
Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra is a top Android contender with some noteworthy improvements, but less exciting than the company's more experimental hardware.
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The Internet's Historical Archives Are In Danger, And AI Is To Blame
As concerns around AI grow, some corners of the internet are beginning to change, raising questions about what might no longer be accessible.
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The FBI Just Named 18 Popular Routers Targeted By A Massive Malware Operation
The FBI recently revealed that thousands of devices had been compromised by a cybercrime network, and several models were targeted with particular frequency.
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Ethernet ports are useful for directly connecting computers to routers, speeding up connections. However, there are four other things you can use them for.
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The Cheapest Way To Turn Your Old Computer Into A Powerful Media Center
Having a home media center to stream owned content to all your connected devices isn't as difficult as it sounds, and you can set one up for very little cost.
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What Happened To Screensavers? Why Your Computer Doesn't Need Them Anymore
Screensavers used to be everywhere, but now they mostly just live on in our nostalgia. What happened, and are screensavers really gone for good?
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If Your Android Auto Is Having Connection Issues, You're Not Alone
Android Auto connection issues are hitting multiple devices right now. Google says fixes are rolling out, but some workarounds are already helping.
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Nintendo Is Making A Huge Change To Switch 2 Game Pricing Collectors Will Hate
Gamers who only aspire to collect physical media are in for a rude awakening, as Nintendo has announced a massive change to its Switch 2 game prices.
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OpenAI Is Shutting Down Sora - Here's What You Need To Know
OpenAI surprised everyone by announcing it would discontinue Sora, its popular and controversial generative AI video app. Here's everything you should know.
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5 Costco Deals Better Than Amazon's Big Spring Sale 2026
Amazon's Big Spring Sale is hard to ignore, but Costco has five tech deals running alongside it that match or beat the pricing with extra benefits on top.
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Amazon Dropped The Apple Watch Series 9 Price By $400 For The Big Spring Sale
Apple improved the Apple Watch Series 9's display brightness over previous iterations, making it significantly better to use outside on a run.
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The FBI Says This Terrifying Photo Scam Could Target Anyone With Social Media
With the rise of artificial intelligence and easily accessible photos of people floating around online, it's become far easier for scammers to use this trick.
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7 Hidden iOS 26.4 Features You Didn't Know Apple Added To Your iPhone
iOS 26.4 is such a major update that we weren't able to fit all of the interesting new features and changes in a single article, so here are the rest.
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Why There's Simply No Need For Screen Protectors Anymore
Screen protectors offer obvious benefits for smartphones, but it this once critical accessory to keeping your device safe is not always needed anymore.
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Try These 5 Apps To Change Your Screen Time For The Better
Doomscrolling and opening the same app dozens of times are big problems for many smartphone users, but these apps can help break those habits.
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9 Obscure 3D Printing Sites You Need To Check Out
You can't do much with a 3D printer if you don't have models to print. These obscure printing sites offer exciting niche models you won't find anywhere else.
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Can You Leave An External Hard Drive Plugged In All The Time?
Leaving an external hard drive plugged in all the time carries some risk, but unplugging it constantly might actually be a worse habit to develop.
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What Makes The European Samsung Galaxy S26 Different From American Ones?
European and American Galaxy S26 phones aren't identical. The biggest difference is the processor inside, and it has real performance implications.
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The World's First Smartphone Was Too Advanced For Its Time
The world's first smartphone may not be a household name, but it set the stage for today's high-tech gadgets. Here's the full story of this digital trendsetter.
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3 Things You Should Never Plug Into Your Gaming Monitor
Your gaming monitor likely has a number of USB ports for ease of access, but there are still some things you should never plug into your monitor's ports.
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5 Cool Steam Deck Accessories You Can 3D Print
The Steam Deck is one of the most popular handheld gaming devices on the market, and you can make it even more useful if you have a 3D printer.
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M5 MacBook Air (2026) Review: No Longer The Budget MacBook
The MacBook Neo might be the exciting new model on the block, but the M5 MacBook Air is proof that Apple's ultra-light laptop is still an easy choice.
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4 Devices You Can Plug An External Hard Drive Into (Besides Your Laptop)
External hard drives aren't just for laptops and desktops. Several other devices you probably already own can read or write to one without any hassle.
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What Your USB Drive's Formats Actually Mean (And How To Change Between Them)
A USB drive can support several different types of file formats, depending on your needs. Here's what those formats mean and how to switch between them.
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3 Surprising Ways You Helped Train AI Without Even Knowing
AI companies need data to get their models up and running, and you've been supplying it. Some of the ways you have inadvertently trained AI might surprise you.
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4 TVs With The Highest Color Accuracy You Can Buy In 2026
If you're a content creator or a cinephile and want to enjoy the best colors, here are four TVs you can buy in 2026 with the highest color accuracy.
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5 Reasons To Ditch Earbuds For Headphones (Besides Audio Quality)
You may have made the jump to earbuds for the convenience, but there are actually plenty of reasons to consider going back to headphones instead.
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