Dolby Audio Vs. Dolby Atmos: What's The Difference?
You're probably used to seeing the Dolby logo on all kinds of products, but what does it mean when one says "Dolby Audio" and another says "Dolby Atmos"?
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Does Your Old TV Emit Radiation? Here's What You Need To Know
Some people might be worried, or at least wondering, about whether their old CRT TV emits harmful radiation. Here's what you need to know.
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4 Clever Uses For Your Old Routers
Internet technology is constantly evolving, but just because it's time to upgrade to a new router, doesn't mean the old one is ready for the trash bin.
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Should You Clean Your TV's HDMI Port?
Keeping your electronics clean is generally important for keeping them functional, but should you clean your TV’s HDMI ports? Here’s what you need to know.
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5 Essential Windows Apps You Won't Find On Linux
From Photoshop to ShareX, we found the "software walls" that keep Linux users coming back to Windows.
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13 Habits That Can Keep Your Smartphone Running Smoothly
Your smartphone is likely the most expensive thing you carry with you day-to-day. These tips and tricks will make your investment last as long as possible.
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Your Smart TV Might Soon Be Replaced By This Emerging Technology
While smart TVs are all the rage when it comes to streaming your favorite shows and movies, they may become obsolete as VR headsets become more mainstream.
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5 Things Android Phone Cameras Can Do That An iPhone Can't
While both iPhones and Androids now feature great cameras, there are still a host of camera features limited to Androids. Here are some of them.
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Do You Still Need Antivirus Software? Here's What Experts Say
Microsoft Defender Antivirus comes pre-installed as part of Windows 11. Is this solution adequate, or is it a good idea to pick up some third-party AV software?
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The Beats App On Android Has A Major Feature Apple Desperately Needs To Bring To AirPods
If you use a pair of Beats headphones with an Android device, there's a useful feature that's unfortunately absent on iPhone devices. Here's what it is.
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5 Cheap Wireless Earbuds That Prove Price Isn't The Limit
Being satisfied with your wireless earbuds doesn't have to mean you break the bank. Here are five affordable options that are offer great bang for your buck.
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How Long Do Android Tablets Actually Last? Here's What Experts Say
Unlike iPads, Android tablets come in a larger variety of forms with varying degrees of specs, which also means varying levels of support from manufacturers.
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TikTok In America Is Now US-Owned With Major Changes Coming
TikTok USDS Joint Venture now runs TikTok in the United States, as the popular video sharing app avoids being banned following threats from the US government.
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This Is Where Costco's Exclusive TVs Actually Come From
If you've ever wondered where the exclusive TVs that Costco sells actually come from, the answer has to do with the retailer's huge buying power.
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4 Cheap DIY Raspberry Pi Projects That Can Completely Change Your Smart Home
If you want to upgrade your smart home without spending a fortune, a Raspberry Pi can be of great use. Here are some cheap Raspberry Pi projects worth trying.
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This Once Lost Computer Artifact Was Found In A Storage Closet
A recently found computer artifact in a university storage closet dates back some 50 years to the foundations of our modern computing technology.
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3 Reasons You Should Always Update Your TV's Software
As TVs have gotten smarter, manufacturers have started pushing more frequent software updates. Here's why you should never miss out on installing them.
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The Surprising Reason Why Costco TVs Are Frequently Returned
Costco is popular for a long list of reasons, but there is one aspect in particular that leads to its TVs being one of the most frequently returned items.
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5 3D Printing Rules Every DIYer Needs To Know
3D printing has become more prevalent among DIYers with each passing year. Here are five must-know rules for makers of all backgrounds and levels of experience.
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Apple's First Event Of The Year Is Not What You Expect, But There Might Be A Surprise
While not an Apple keynote, an official upcoming event with content creators could make way for a larger hardware announcement alongside Apple Creator Studio.
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12 Top Rated Amazon Gadgets That Are Worth Buying
The more Amazon's product selection expands, the harder it is to find a gadget worth its price. Don't worry, we've done all the hard work already.
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Why Do Electrical Plug Prongs Have Holes In Them?
The holes on the prongs of your electrical plugs may look random, but there's a clear reason they were created and why they still appear on modern appliances.
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2 Dead Giveaways Your Gas Pump Has A Card Skimmer
Filling up the gas tank on your car may be second nature to some, but it pays to watch for these clear signs that a card skimmer has been installed.
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5 Cheaper Alternatives To The Microsoft Surface Laptop
The Microsoft Surface Laptop has been around for a decade. While it's a solid device today, other laptops offer similar performance at a lower price.
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5 Uses For Your Old Smartwatches
Whether you've got an older Tizen, Apple Watch, or Android-based smartwatch, there are a variety of ways to repurpose the device. Here are five easy ideas.
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What Does It Mean When A USB Port Is Colorless?
Despite their universal pitch, not all USB ports are made the same. That colored connected could mean nothing, but it could also mean lots of other stuff too.
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4 Simple Fixes To Speed Up Your Old Smart TV
Smart TVs have the latest technology, which is why it can be frustrating to see them slow down to a crawl. Here are four simple fixes to improve speed.
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