What It's Actually Like To Live Near A Data Center
We've all heard the horror stories, but here’s what real people are saying on social media about having AI data centers in their neighborhoods.
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4 Of The Best OnePlus Gadgets You Can Buy (That Aren't Smartphones)
OnePlus isn't as popular as Samsung, but it is a good brand that makes smartphones, but it also manufactures various electronics, not just smartphones,
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iOS 26.6 Update Now Available With 3 New Features
iOS 26.6 is now rolling out to iPhone users with several practical additions, security improvements, bug fixes, and groundwork for the next major update.
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How The Average TV Size In The '70s Compares To The Screen Size Today
TV screens have grown dramatically since the '70s, as bulky CRT cabinets gave way to lightweight widescreen displays that keep getting larger.
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Next-Gen European Air Conditioners Could Change How You Cool Your Home
Air conditioners are necessary in extreme heat, but its refrigerant proves to be an environmental problem. Researchers discovered an electricity-only solution.
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5 Of The Best Anker Gadgets You Can Buy In 2026
Anker makes some of the most commonly used gadgets and accessories on the market today, and these five stand out as the best of its offerings.
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How To Tailor Google Maps' Route Suggestions To Your Needs
Stop letting Google Maps send you down chaotic side streets. Here’s how to tweak your settings for toll-free, eco-friendly, and stress-free routes.
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10 Of The Best Android Widgets, According To Phone And Tablet Users
Level up your layout! Check out these widgets real Android users swear by to maximize productivity, utility, and style on their devices.
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This App Converts Your Apple Watch Into A Whoop Band
You want a Whoop, but you own an Apple Watch. Luckily, we know an app that can make the former perform like the latter (even with an improved feature or two).
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4 Brands Making RGB LED TVs In 2026
Some of the biggest names in TVs now offer RGB LED models. Here's how their lineups compare on picture quality, pricing, features, and limitations.
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Is Google Maps Not Talking To You? This May Be A Solution
The voice navigation feature is part of what makes Google Maps such a useful app. But sometimes, it may stop working, which can be a frustrating experience.
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9 Retro Electronics That Were Popular In Japan
From Sharp Zaurus PDAs to Casio electronic dictionaries, these retro electronics reveal Japan's distinctive relationship with technology.
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China's Reusable Rocket Breakthrough Might Give SpaceX Some Serious Competition
China has launched and recovered its first reusable rocket booster, meaning there's a chance it could compete with SpaceX outside the US market.
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5 Reasons Why Some Gamers Still Can't Stand Cloud Gaming In 2026
Cloud gaming is great if you don't have the budget to afford the rising cost of components necessary to run your favorite triple-A video games.
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How To Get The Best Charging Speed On Your Android Phone
When it comes to maximizing the charging speed on your Android smartphone, there are a few simple tips and tricks worth taking advantage of.
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Stock Vs. Custom UI Android Phones: What's The Difference?
Most major smartphones these days don't really offer a "stock" Android experience out of the box anymore. Here's what that means for the user experience.
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The Reason I Regretted Buying iPhone Pro Models — Until This One
Buyer's regret stings more when you've shelled out on something as expensive as an iPhone Pro. But could there be hope for Apple's flagship model?
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Garmin Cirqa Vs. Whoop: Which Screen-Less Fitness Tracker Should You Buy?
Garmin Cirqa takes on Whoop with a lower-cost approach to screenless fitness tracking, but key differences in features and accuracy still matter.
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Air Vs. Liquid Cooled PC – Is The Price Really Worth It?
Liquid cooling is often touted as superior and commonly features on the most extreme PC builds, but it's really not all it's cracked up to be.
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5 Disadvantages Of Ditching Your iPhone For Android
Life inside Apple's ecosystem of cross-device features is nice, but some people are drawn to Android's variety of devices and price points.
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Cloud Storage Isn't Really 'Unlimited' - Here's Why
You may have heard about so-called unlimited cloud storage, and although there is a huge amount of storage space available, it is not exactly unlimited.
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5 Lesser-Known Web Browsers You Should Try Instead Of Google Chrome
Some overlooked web browsers give Chrome serious competition with built-in privacy protections, customizable layouts, and handy productivity features.
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You Can Change Your TCL TV Screensaver — Here's How
TCL owners can replace generic screensavers without much difficulty. The process differs depending on whether the television uses Roku, Google TV, or Fire TV.
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5 Cheaper Apple Watch Alternatives You Can Buy On Amazon
An Apple Watch isn't the only way to track health data. Amazon carries several cheaper wearables with useful features that all work with your iPhone.
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The Simple Way To Reduce OLED Screen Glare
It's hard to beat the visual richness of an OLED screen, but glare can ruin the whole experience. Here is a simple way to reduce OLED screen glare for good.
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4 Of The Most Overrated Speakers, According To Audiophiles
While the general masses typically like buying speakers for their looks, audiophiles know a thing or two about sound and have a difference of opinion.
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What Does The Yellow Light On A Verizon Router Mean?
When your Verizon router's light turns yellow, the LED pattern offers a clue about what's happening and whether the problem requires further attention.
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