5 Apple Watch Features That Runners Will Use Daily
These features are great if you're training for a big run, trying to get faster, or just aiming to improve your overall shape by running more efficiently.
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Can You Use An HDMI Splitter To Extend Your Display?
An HDMI splitter is a must-have accessory if you are looking to project duplicate content across multiple screens. Extending your display is a different story.
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An upcoming update to the Google Play Store may send you a warning if you have an app installed on your phone that doesn't exist in the Play Store anymore.
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No more audio guesswork. Check out our breakdown of 2.5mm vs. 3.5mm jacks to understand their sizes, use cases, and compatibility features.
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Apple Pay does more than process payments. A few of its less obvious features are genuinely useful and worth taking a few minutes to set up.
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Fitbit Users Can't Stand The Latest Update - Here's Why
Google has released a massive update to the Fitbit app that has completely changed how it works, and longtime users aren't happy about the change.
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Valve fans were already pretty down about the Steam Machine's price potentially being higher than expected, and now the Steam Deck costs more.
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Your Samsung Phone's Wallet Can Now Help You Speed Through TSA
Samsung has issued an update for its Samsung Wallet app that will now make getting through TSA less of a headache. Here's what you should know.
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Motorola Razr Fold Review: The Complete Foldable Package
It's anything but cheap at $1,899, but the Motorola Razr Fold holds its own against similarly-priced foldable offerings from Samsung and Google.
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This 3D Food Printer Feels Straight Out Of Star Trek
A food tech company has reimagined edible creation with a 3D printer emulating Star Trek’s replicator through robotics and preprogrammed patterns.
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Roku Is Making The Biggest Change To Your Home Screen In Over A Decade Right Now
Roku is rolling out a huge update to its home screen, but the change may not be enough to win back jaded Roku users who have left the platform.
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5 Ways To Tell If Someone's Recording You With Smart Glasses
As smart glasses become more popular, there are concerns around being recorded without consent. Fortunately, there are several ways to stay aware of this.
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Spotify Premium Just Added A Brand New Perk For Audiobook Fans
Spotify Premium has a new perk aimed at people who use the service for audiobooks. It also comes with an option for free users to try separately.
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Some Samsung Galaxy Phones Quietly Changed Dark Mode - Here's How To Fix It
There looks to have quietly been a change made to how Dark Mode works on some Samsung Galaxy phone models, and here's how to undo it if desired.
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6 Google Smart Home Gadgets Worth Buying In 2026
Anyone who owns Google Home smart home products is awash in options for compatible gadgets, so we narrowed them down to those most worth buying in 2026.
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5 Major Tech Brands You Might Not Realize Are Owned By Chinese Companies
Several companies — despite seeming American — are under foreign ownership, and that includes a number of prominent tech brands owned by China.
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Tamagotchi Invades Your iPhone 17 With Casetify's Nostalgic New Collection
Casetify, a popular casemaker for iPhone devices, has partnered with Tamagotchi to add a nostalgic touch to your iPhone via themed cases and accessories.
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Ready to become a maker but don't want to break the bank? Here are some budget-friendly tips for 3D printing, whether as a hobby or a side hustle.
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This Google Photos Feature Trains AI On Your Personal Photos - Here's How To Avoid It
AI in software is getting harder to avoid. Google Photos uses it to help with search, memories, and more. Not interested? Learn how to disable it.
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What's The Point Of A Kindle Paperwhite If You Already Own A Kindle?
Owning a Kindle Paperwhite presents several noteworthy advantages over the standard model that may justify its extra cost, depending on your preferences.
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5 Overpriced Gadgets I Regret Buying (And You Might Too)
It's easy to end up buying overpriced tech gadgets while shopping. Speaking from personal experience, here are some gadgets you should avoid.
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What Is That Strip On The Top Of The iPhone 17 Pro For?
The iPhone 17 Pro has a small plastic-looking strip on its aluminum body that stands out. It's only on certain models, but there's a specific reason for it.
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Know The Risks Before Jailbreaking Your Old Kindle
Want to bypass Amazon's restrictions on your old, unsupported Kindle? Discover the major pros and cons of jailbreaking your classic e-reader.
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I Wish I Could Use My Smartwatch Without A Phone, But It's Just Not Worth It
Many Apple Watch models come with cellular capabilities that, in theory, allow them to function more like smartphones; here is what my experience has taught me.
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What Happened To Compaq PCs? Why The Company Vanished
During the 1990s, you couldn't walk into a Circuit City, Best Buy, CompUSA, or any other electronics retailer without seeing Compaq computers on the shelves.
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Is The Apple Watch SE Series Worth Buying In 2026?
The Apple Watch SE lineup spans three generations at different price points. Here's how each one holds up in 2026 and who each model makes sense for.
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The Amplifier Mistake That Could Be Killing Your Speakers
You’ll need a power amp if you choose a passive speaker instead of an active one, and circumnavigating two common mistakes will help you avoid damage.
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