What Happened To IBM PCs? Why The Company Stopped Making Them
IBM is an exceptionally old technology company, having originated in 1911, and its original PC from the 1980s set the stage for the digital age.
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5 Useful Samsung S Pen Features You Might Not Know About
The S Pen has evolved well beyond its note-taking origins. Some of the more useful and lesser-known features are worth exploring on any supported Galaxy device.
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RAM Prices Are Getting Too High In 2026, So This YouTuber Is Making His Own
RAM prices have gotten too expensive for most consumers to ignore. Some people can only choose to not buy new RAM, but others are stretching their DIY muscles.
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10 Things You Didn't Know Your Ring Camera Can Do
You're probably not using your Ring camera to its full potential. We rounded up top tips, from doubling battery life to locating lost pets, you should know.
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This 3D Printed Suitcase Is Surprisingly Useful
This custom 3D-printed suitcase was loaded with clever built-in features designed for travel. See how the innovative design holds up in real-world use.
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The Important Battery Life Tip To Remember When Storing Gadgets Long Term
When storing a gadget with an internal battery, it's important to keep this important battery life tip in mind to make sure things come out of storage intact.
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5 Common Mistakes People Make When Buying A Foldable Android Phone
Foldable Android phones are trendy and fun, but you need to take care when shopping for one. Here are the common mistakes to avoid when buying a foldable phone.
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Is The PlayStation 4 Still Worth Buying In 2026?
In a world where AI is driving price hikes for video game consoles, those looking to return to gaming can't help but consider buying a used PS4.
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Your Old Smartphone Could Be A Fire Risk Hiding In Plain Sight
That old phone in your junk drawer might be a ticking time bomb! Check your devices for this one dangerous sign before they have a chance to start a fire.
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One UI Vs. Pixel UI: Which Android Phone Setup Is Best For You
One UI and Pixel UI both take different approaches to the look and feel of Android. Here's how Samsung and Google shape the experience and what sets them apart.
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5 Cheap Wireless Headphones That Audiophiles Swear By
When you're really into the way your audio sounds but are on a budget, it can be a struggle to find headphones that deliver great sound with good build quality.
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This $44 Smart Gadget Provides 'Peace Of Mind' By Saving You From Water Leaks
Water leaks are easy to miss until the damage is already done. These discounted sensors can send alerts fast, even if you're not near the problem.
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The Kindle For PC App Is Being Discontinued — And Its Replacement Might Not Work For You
The Kindle app for PC is going away soon, and Amazon's replacement may leave some Windows users without a simple way to read their books on a computer.
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Google Wallet's Lock Screen Update Is Really Convenient For Frequent Flyers
Google Wallet gives frequent flyers a faster way to check flight status, arrival times, and trip progress from the Android lock screen before boarding.
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Those Black Domes On Security Cameras Perform A Serious Psychological Function
The black domes often seen on security cameras go beyond being simply a lens protector, and also serve a key psychological function for those being watched.
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This New HDMI Gadget Can Block Malware From Reaching Your Computer
The U.K.'s National Cyber Security Centre developed a plug-and-play HDMI gadget that blocks malware from reaching computers through display connections.
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Polaroid's Latest Photo Printer Doubles As An Entirely Different Gadget
Polaroid's latest photo printer has a clever built-in feature that turns it into an entirely different gadget sure to please both digital and analog tech fans.
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You Should Use Your Phone's Low Power Mode More Often - Here's Why
You may think Low Power Mode is only useful when your battery is running low, but there are good reasons to use it more often. Here's what you need to know.
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You Can Finally Get A Raspberry Pi Laptop - But Is It Worth It?
Nearly all prebuilt laptops come with either Windows, macOS, or Chrome OS. But there's a new contender on the market: an open-source Raspberry Pi laptop.
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Not Google Or Verizon: This Fiber Internet Provider Ranks The Highest For Customer Satisfaction
There are several major internet providers, including Google and Verzion, that offer fiber internet, and it pays to do some research before sticking with one.
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Google Pixel 10a Review: What's New?
The upgrades to the Pixel 10a are so hard to spot, you might not be able to tell the difference between this new model and the Pixel 9a.
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The 7 Best Smart Lights For Your Home Theater
Looking to set up an immersive theater-like experience for when you're using the big screen at home? Look no further than these smart light options.
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Microsoft Says You Don't Need A Third-Party Antivirus App Anymore
According to Microsoft, you no longer need a third-party antivirus solution on your PC. This built-in tool should be sufficient for most users' needs.
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This Highly Rated 18-In-1 USB-C Hub Is $30 Off On Amazon Right Now
If you've been on the lookout for a USB-C hub for your PC that doesn't break the bank, this highly-rated dongle is now selling on Amazon for a $30 discount.
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Apple's Smart Glasses Plan To Beat Meta's New Ray-Bans With These 4 New Features
Apple could be close to announcing smart glasses to compete with Meta, and there are tricks up the company's sleeve that could make it possible.
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5 Clever Uses For Your PC's Secondary Monitor
A secondary monitor can do a lot more than display a browser tab or a video. These clever uses are worth setting up if you want to get the most out of yours.
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Your iPhone's Messages App Already Has A Built-In Calculator You Probably Never Used
For years, the Messages app on your iPhone has had a built-in calculator feature that allows you to solve math problems without leaving the conversation.
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