Where Should You Put A TV In A Bedroom?
Deciding where to put a TV in your bedroom — in a way that looks nice — can be challenging. Luckily, some solutions are equal parts practical and eye-catching.
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What Screen Size Do You Need For A Home Projector?
The biggest projector screen your wall can hold may not give you the best picture. One overlooked part of your setup can completely change which size works.
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This Video Doorbell Is Consumer Reports' Top Pick Without A Subscription
Subscriptions can be a serious burden when trying to decide on a video doorbell, but the top rated Consumer Reports video doorbell doesn't require one.
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4 Tech Brands You Might Not Realize Are Owned By TP-Link
You may recognize several smart home and security brands on store shelves without connecting them to TP-Link. The ownership situation isn't always obvious.
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YouTube Music Vs. Apple Music: Which Music Service Is Best For Sound Quality?
If audio quality is your top priority, compression rates matter. Here is how spatial audio, lossless formats, and bitrates stack up between both apps.
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6 Things You Should Do To Prepare Your iPhone For The iOS 27 Update
Apple's newest software will include a new Siri experience, improved Liquid Glass, and more. But you should be prepared before you upgrade.
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5 Disadvantages Of Using Apple Maps Instead Of Google Maps
Apple users tend to be very loyal, but it turns out that sticking to using Apple Maps for navigation over Google Maps comes with disadvantages.
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A Solar Farm Project Will Make This Tiny Country Energy-Independent
The smallest country in the world has revealed it will be embarking on a massive new solar project, making the whole country energy independent.
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Is There Any Point In Buying A Kindle After The Price Hikes?
In the midst of the global memory shortage tied to AI, Amazon has hiked up its Kindle prices, so is there any point in buying one at present?
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5 Versatile Tech Accessories That Will Help You Save Precious Space
If you're cramped for space, these versatile tech accessories can help you get your house in order, from your workspace to your home entertainment system.
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What Is The 80-20 Rule For Rechargeable Batteries?
Rechargeable batteries are a mainstay of almost every tech device you own, and following this simple 80-20 rule will help them last much longer.
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5 Old Phones '90s Kids Will Definitely Remember
The 90s was interesting time for technology, and the phones from this era made a real mark on the kids who grew up then.
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Amazon Drivers Are Tricking The Air Conditioning In Their Delivery Vans - Here's Why
Amazon delivery drivers driving Rivian vehicles have had to come up with a workaround to a manufacturer software patch that controls their AC.
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5 Essential Anker Accessories (That Are Not Chargers)
Anker is probably most commonly known for its phone chargers, but not only does it offer a great deal more than that, it also owns multiple companies.
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Making A Spreadsheet With '80s Tech Looked Totally Different Than Today
Forget modern templates and automated formulas. Here is what working with data-crunching software was like back in the early days of personal computing.
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How To Clear System Storage Space On Your Mac
To clear any non-essential System Data you can use a cleaner, or you can manually hunt the data down and take care of it bit by bit. Here's how.
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Why Are The Most Powerful Graphics Cards So Expensive?
If you've checked high-end graphics card prices lately, the numbers may look absurd. The latest spike has several causes, and some go back nearly a decade.
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5 Brands You Might Not Realize Are Owned By Corsair
Corsair is a leading name in PC peripherals and components, but that's not all. Corsair also owns various famous brands associated with gaming and streaming.
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3 Myths About Fixing Cracked Phone Screens You Need To Stop Believing
While there are some clever DIY solutions to a cracked phone screen, none of them offer a permanent fix. Ultimately, the true solution is a screen replacement.
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8 Mini Gadgets For Traveling Without Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi is so ubiquitous these days one expects it every where, but the savvy traveler knows the importance of a contingency plan for low-signal destinations.
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5 Affordable Tablets That Can Replace An Old Laptop
Laptop prices keep getting higher and higher, but you might be able to get by with a more affordable tablet in some circumstances.
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Google Messages Finally Lets You Customize Chats With Others - Here's How To Do It
Ever since Samsung discontinued its messaging app, Google Messages has become the primary text app for Android users unless you happen to use WhatsApp.
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5 Good Lock Modules That Enable Powerful Customization On Samsung Phones
Samsung phones usually don't compromise on customizability, but if you really want to take it up a notch, you should definitely try these Good Lock modules.
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What Is Anker's Trickle Charging Mode, And Should You Use It?
Anker's trickle charging mode handles a situation where an ordinary power bank may shut itself off too soon. You won't need it for every device.
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Raspberry Pi's New Programming Jig Lets You DIY Your Own Computer Factory
Raspberry Pi has released a tool for turning a stack of Compute Modules into production-ready hardware. You place each board on top and let the jig flash it.
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Who Owns Poco, The Android Phone Brand?
You may have discovered budget-friendly brand Poco if you were looking for an Android device that wasn't from a big name, but who actually owns Poco?
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This Unexpected Country Is Building The EU's Biggest Solar Farm
China generated 1.17 million gigawatt-hours of energy from solar power in 2025 and now the EU is building a solar farm that could rival that output.
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