High-Tech Thieves Can Steal Your Car Without Keys (Or Breaking A Window)
"Gone in 60 Seconds" was supposed to just be a fun, over-the-top movie, not a challenge or how-to manual for car thieves across the United States.
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Older AMD Graphics Cards Are Getting A Major Upgrade For Free
Waiting to upgrade your old AMD graphics card is finally going to pay off, as the company has announced a massive upgrade coming for older cards.
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3 Everyday Problems A 3D Printer Actually Solves
Most people think of 3D printing as a niche hobby, but the benefits it can have in everyday home life make it more practical than you might expect.
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Russia Is Turning Cheap Attack Drones Into Recon Tools Using Common Tech
Russia is repurposing drones previously used for one-off missions into reconnaissance platforms in Ukraine as drone strikes intensify.
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Why Are Some People Getting Rid Of Their Oura Rings?
A wave of Oura Ring customers are throwing out their devices after news about the company's business partnerships started circulating online.
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One Of The Mac Mini's Biggest Flaws Has Finally Been Fixed
One of the most common user complaints about Apple's Mac mini computer has finally been addressed, and the change is sure to please many Apple customers.
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5 Android App Permissions You Should Never Allow
If you have an Android phone, some apps may request for certain permissions on your phone. Here are some permissions you should avoid allowing.
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Google Maps For Apple CarPlay Is About To Get A New Hands-Free Feature
The Google Maps app experience within Apple CarPlay appears set to receive a worthwhile hands-free upgrade soon, thanks to a welcome update.
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AirDrop For Android Is Expanding – Here's Every Phone That's Getting It Next
Google will be expanding support for AirDrop onto more Android devices in the coming months. Here's what devices you can expect to get it next.
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4 Disadvantages Of Mini LED TVs You Should Know About
Mini-LED is one of the most popular TV display types right now, and for good reason. But there are some limitations worth knowing about before you buy.
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What Happened To Samsung Edge Displays?
Samsung's Edge display promised to give users more screen space, but it turned out to be a passing fad. Here's why Samsung discontinued the technology.
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Consumer Reports Found A Printer With A $5 Annual Ink Cost – But It's Not For Everyone
Ink costs can turn a cheap printer into a huge long-term expense, but there is one model that saves on ink -- with a catch. Here's what you need to know.
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10 Micro Center Deals With The Best Discounts In May 2026
Micro Center often presents interesting deals and discounts on various kinds of PCs and their components, such as SSDs, RAM, CPUs, and more.
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Here's How Much Battery Your Samsung Phone's Always On Display Is Using
Samsung's Always On Display is a handy feature if you need frequent updates, but it can also drain your battery. Here's how much power AOD demands per hour.
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How To Clean Your Webcam Lens The Right Way
Webcam lenses are delicate, and cleaning them incorrectly can cause permanent damage. There's a right way to do it and several common pitfalls to avoid.
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Why Slapping Your Apple Watch Is Actually Useful
Avoid awkward interruptions with a single gesture. Learn how to use this easy hand motion to silence your Apple Watch instantly when it matters most.
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5 Mini PCs That Outshine The Mac Mini In Price And Features
While the Mac mini is a great overall device, you can get way more value for your money once you consider other mini PCs. Here are some of the best ones.
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Your Amazon Fire TV Stick Remote's Home Button Is Hiding A Useful Feature In Plain Sight
As with so many devices these days, the Amazon Fire TV stick remote has a remarkably useful hidden feature that's located behind the home button.
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5 Of The Best Subscription Discounts For Students In 2026
Some of the best subscription deals in 2026 are reserved for students. These five cover streaming, food delivery, software, and mental health.
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Google Just Redesigned Emojis In Android 17 – Here's What's Changing
Emojis are getting an upgrade in Android 17, and Google gave us an early look at what users can expect before they roll out later this year.
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Kindle Users Will Miss Out On This Cool New Bluetooth E-Reader Gadget
Onyx Boox has released a nifty new gadget for fans of dedicated e-readers, but it won't work if your only e-reader is an Amazon Kindle device.
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Android Auto's New Update Will Change How You Use Your Dashboard
Android Auto's biggest update in a long time is here, bringing a redesigned interface, new features, and significant improvements to Google Maps integration.
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What Happened To Gateway Computers? Why The Brand Shut Down
Gateway computers dominated in the '90s before a series of problems brought the company down. Here's how one of the biggest PC brands lost everything.
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Check Your Roku For This Update - It Could Fix A Huge Frustration
Every few months, Roku releases new updates for its devices' to improve functionality and introduce new features, such as its new cloud DVR from last month.
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The Cheapest Kindle Scribe Is Launching Soon – With One Big Trade-Off
If you're willing to give up one major feature, you can soon get a new Amazon Kindle Scribe for $70 cheaper than the latest model.
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Is The M2 MacBook Air Still Worth Buying In 2026?
In a world where the MacBook Pro exists at such an accessible price point, it's only natural to wonder whether you should look at older MacBooks in 2026.
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3 Major Streaming Services That Cost Less Than $10
If rising prices for streaming services have left you looking for alternatives, check out these plans from premium streaming platforms that cost under $10.
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