What Is This Silver Button On The iPod Touch Actually For?
Secondhand iPod touch shoppers sometimes run into a model with an odd silver button on the back, and the explanation behind it is fairly simple.
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How Safe Are Smart Locks?
As the use of smart technology has expanded into seemingly every facet of daily life, you may find yourself wondering how safe smart locks really are.
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5 Ways You Should Be Using The Samsung Galaxy Secure Folder
Samsung offers a means of protecting your data with the Galaxy Secure Folder, and it's actually an incredibly versatile way to keep data from prying eyes.
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5 Unexpected Uses For A Travel Router
Most people only pull out their travel router when they go on vacation, but that same little device can fix several networking headaches around the house too.
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5 Discontinued Apple Products That Are Still Worth Buying In 2026
Having the latest hardware and software is fun, but buying great Apple products that still work perfectly fine at a low price is also a great idea.
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Want To Spend Less On Utilities? Start With These Smart Home Automations
The smart home ecosystem has grown ever broader, and it's not just about setting mood lighting. Smart applications can save you money on utilities.
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5 Samsung Galaxy Features You Have To Enable Yourself
Samsung Galaxy phones come loaded with many handy features, but not all of them are on by default. Here are five Galaxy features you have to enable yourself.
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China Has A Solar Power Surplus We Could Only Dream Of — But It's Going To Waste
The country is making impressive strides to increase its clean energy production, but there are roadblocks preventing efficient distribution of the abundance.
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If You're Missing Calls On Your Google Pixel Phone, You're Not Alone
While they might not be used for it as much as in days past, the main function of a mobile phone, even for Pixel phones, is to be able to receive phone calls.
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4 Cool Spare Parts And Replacements You Can 3D Print
If you've got something that needs a spare part but don't want to wait on shipping, you may be able to fix the problem yourself with a 3D printer.
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Smart Switches Vs. Smart Bulbs: What's Better For Your Home?
Smart lighting isn't all the same, which is why you should understand how to choose between smart bulbs and smart switches when upgrading your home.
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Are BlackBerry Phones Still Worth Buying In 2026?
Blackberry phones were once almost exclusively used as business tools, but the physical keyboard had wide appeal. Could a Blackberry phone be worth it today?
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One Redditor's Invention Might Have Made Your High-End Desktop Mouse Redundant
If computer peripherals are taking up your desk space and there's no place to set your coffee, this elegant new gadget could be your solution.
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What Do The Four Dots At The Top Of Your iPhone Mean?
At some point while using your iPhone, you may have seen four dots appear in the top right corner of your screen, and here's what they're telling you.
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Do Kindles Emit Blue Light?
Blue light is known to disrupt our circadian rhythms, so the kind of devices you use before bed really matter. Are traditional Kindles better for you?
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Apple Will Now Pay You More For Your Old iPhone - Here's How Much
The trade-in program is a favorite among Apple users, allowing them to upgrade at a reduced cost without having to sift through third-party marketplaces.
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You Should Use Google Maps' Lists Feature More Often - Here's Why
Many people may not be aware of what the Lists feature is for inside the Google Maps app, or how to best utilize it. Here's why you should start using Lists.
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Google Is Rolling Out A New App That Stores Your Digital Signature On Your Phone
A brand-new Google app for storing digital signatures hasn't even shown up in official update notes yet, but it's already partially active on select phones.
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Intel Just Made PC Gaming Even More Expensive With These New Price Hikes
Prices are skyrocketing on PC components as RAM and storage shortages affect users around the world, and that includes a slew of Intel components.
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Why Did Apple Stop Making Leather iPhone Cases?
Apple’s premium leather accessories are gone, replaced by experimental fabrics. Discover the reasons behind this big change.
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A Potential Lawsuit Against Valve Might Have You Rethinking The Value Of Steam Sales
A class action claim (and potential lawsuit) filed by a non-profit organization is alleging that Valve is exerting unfair control over the PC game market.
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13 IKEA Finds That Will Upgrade Your Home Office
These popular standing desks, monitor stands, and more will transform your home office into a sleek, organized space with ergonomic design.
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4 Samsung Galaxy Modes And Routines That Users Love
Modes and Routines are underrated by many Samsung Galaxy phone users, even though the automations they enable can be extremely useful throughout your day.
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Your Google Gemini Data Is Being Used For A Lot More Than Just Sending You Ads
It's more than a little creepy when you mention something in passing to a friend and you suddenly see ads for that thing pop up on your phone.
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iPhone Owners In Brazil Can Now Do Something US Users Still Can't
iPhone users in Brazil now have an ability that those in the U.S. don't have, and it doesn't seem like the feature is going to make its way to other countries.
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Large Power Bank Vs. Solar Charger - Which Is Better For Camping Trips?
Either a large power bank or a solar charger can serve you well on your next camping trip, depending on your needs. Here's how to decide which is right for you.
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Solar Panel Farms May Be The Solution To California's Water And Power Supply Problems
A pilot project in California is covering irrigation canals with solar panels, and early estimates suggest it could save billions of gallons of water per year.
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