4 Ways You Can Use Apple TV Free For A Limited Time
Want to try out Apple TV but aren't sure if there's anything for you? There's actually a number of ways to get a free trial if you want to try it out first.
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What A Brim Does In 3D Printing – And When You Actually Need One
There are a lot of tips and tricks that can help you get a perfect 3D print, and one of the ones you absolutely need to know about is adding a brim.
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3 Of The Best Personal Media Server Platforms You Can Try
If you're tired of paying for streaming services, a personal media server is absolutely worth considering. These three platforms are the best places to start.
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5 Things To Know Before Buying An Oura Ring
Oura is the go-to name in smart rings, but buying one isn't as straightforward as picking a size and checking out. Here's what to know before you make the leap.
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Fire TV Vs. Apple TV: Which Is Better For Your Streaming Habits?
If you're torn between buying an Apple TV 4K streaming box and an Amazon Fire TV device, here are all the differences to consider before pulling the trigger.
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5 Things The Whoop Band Can Do That An Apple Watch Can't
The Whoop band and Apple Watch take very different approaches to health tracking. A few things Whoop does have no equivalent on Apple's side.
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5 Disadvantages Of Liquid Cooling You Need To Know About
Liquid cooling is a powerful alternative to air cooling, but it's not right for everyone. Here are the disadvantages of liquid cooling you should know about.
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5 Of The Most Useful Wearables For Seniors
Wearables have gotten more capable, but also more complex. These five get the balance right for seniors, and there's an option for every style and budget.
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One Of Apple's Best iPhone Features Is Actually Made By Samsung
Apple and Samsung are fierce competitors, but their business relationship is more complicated than it looks. Here's the full story behind that.
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5 Classic Pieces Of Tech That Will Remind Boomers Of Their Childhood
There are about 64 or 67 million baby boomer alive today, and the world looks considerably different than their childhood between 1946 and 1964,
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Which Aircraft Carrier Catapult Is More Effective: Steam Or Electric?
The US Navy is embroiled in a debate over whether electromagnetic catapults are superior to steam, and the answer isn't as clear as you think.
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5 Budget 3D Printers Better Than The Prusa Mini+
The Prusa Mini+ is a reliable workhorse, but the budget 3D printing market moves fast. Several alternatives now offer better specs for similar or lower prices.
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These Smartphone Audio Settings Could Save Your Hearing (If You Use Headphones)
Listening to your favorite tunes at high volume is hard to resist, but it can also be dangerous. These smartphone audio features could save your hearing.
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12 Of The Weirdest Gadgets Sony Has Ever Made
With a long list of successes under its belt, Sony has never been shy about thinking outside the box. Here are some of its strangest products.
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Old-School Wired Earbuds Are Back In Style - Here Are The Best Ones Under $50
Audio enthusiasts frustrated with Bluetooth and wireless options are going back to wired earbuds. You can go back too, and you don't have to break the bank.
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Can You Use Third-Party Tips On Your Apple Pencil?
The Apple Pencil is a popular accessory for the iPad, but the tips wear out after a while. Here's what you need to know about using third-party replacements.
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What That Extra Black Ring On Your Headphone Audio Jack Actually Does
Have you ever wondered what the colored rings on your headphone jack were for? As it turns out, they're not just for decoration but have a definite purpose.
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5 Of The Best Streaming Bundles That Can Save You Money
Once upon a time Netflix and other streaming services helped consumers save money when cable TV packages were getting out of control with their prices.
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4 Reasons You Should (And 4 Why You Shouldn't) Mount Your TV On The Wall
Mounting your TV on the wall can be a space saver, but it's not right for everyone. Here are the reasons you should (and shouldn't) mount your TV on the wall.
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Seeing 'Encrypted' On Your iPhone Messages? Here's What That Means
Blue and green bubbles aside, texting your Android friends has never been safer. Discover the "lock" icon that just changed the way we message forever.
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How Noise Cancelling Headphones Actually Work (And How Safe They Are For Your Ears)
It's important to understand how noise cancelling headphones work to get a sense of if you need to worry about how they might impact your hearing.
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What's The Best Screen Size For Reading?
Whether you think Kindles are necessary or not, they're better than phones and tablets for reading thanks to the E ink technology their screens use.
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Why Nuclear-Powered Pacemakers Are More Practical Than You'd Think
Pacemakers are vital, life-saving technology held back by their limited battery life, but the solution to that problem may lie in nuclear batteries.
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10 Of The Best Gadgets On Amazon For Dog Lovers
Keeping your beloved pet happy and healthy can be a full-time job in itself. Take some of the pressure off with these Amazon gadgets for dog lovers.
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Can You Really Tell The Difference Between Hi-Res And Lossless Audio?
Lossless and Hi-Res lossless audio files take up a lot bandwidth due to not being compressed and arguably deliver a superior music experience.
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One Of Consumer Reports' Favorite Small Tablets Isn't Made By Apple
Apple may generally dominate the tablet computer market with its iPad line, but this Consumer Reports top-level tablet pick hails from a competitor.
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Why Do Mac Shortcuts Use Command Keys Instead Of Control?
Power users on Windows prefer to use keyboard shortcuts rather than the mouse, so when they copy or paste something, it's ctrl + c or ctrl + v.
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