Mount Vs. Stand: How To Choose The Best Setup For Your Home Projector
Both options have their pros and cons. The best setup largely depends on whether you're keen to have a permanent installation or a more flexible arrangement.
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What Is A Business Tablet And Do You Need One?
Business tablets offer long battery life, good portability, and often come with versatile setups, including styluses and keyboards.
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5 Reasons Why Users Ditch Claude
There are many AI companies offering chatbots these days, and each one does it a little different. Anthropic's Claude has fans and critics alike.
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Should You Consider Buying An Onn Instead Of Roku?
As an alternative to Roku's popular lineup, Walmart's Onn streaming sticks and boxes are loaded with features, and attractive price tags.
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5 Google Account Features You Should Change Now
Years of emails, photos, searches, and files may be tied to your Google account. Some overlooked settings give you more say over what happens to all that data.
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What Does The Infinity Symbol Mean On Apple Music?
Apple Music sometimes shows an infinity symbol when a playlist is queued up. Depending on your priorities, it might be useful, or you may want to turn it off.
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5 iOS Accessibility Features You Should Try (Even If You Don't Need Them)
Even if you don't think you need them, several iOS accessibility features can be useful for just about anyone. Here's where to find them and how to use them.
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Apple AirPods 4 Vs. AirPods 5: How Do They Compare?
Apple's AirPods 5 are on the way soon, but how do they compare to the previous generation AirPods 4? We take an in-depth look at what sets them apart.
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If Your Google Drive Upload Is Too Slow, Try This
Having issues with frustratingly slow speeds when you're trying to upload files to Google Drive? Try these possible solutions to your problem.
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Why Do Some Laptops Have Small Holes Next To The Webcam?
The area around your laptop's webcam may also contain an indicator, a privacy mechanism, or other hardware that's easy to mistake for another camera.
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Costco Vs. Walmart: Which Is Better For Cheap Tech?
Both Costco and Walmart have a reputation for being good places to get great deals on various tech devices, but which is the better option for you?
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Say Goodbye To Neckfans: China Rolls Out Air Conditioning Vests For Workers During Heatwave
Workers struggling to cope with an ongoing heatwave are getting help in the form of new cooling vests that work as portable cooling devices.
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Are There Any Budget Phone Case Brands Equivalent To OtterBox?
Otterbox's brnad of phone cases are widely considered to be the gold standard when it comes to protection, but what about if you're shopping within a budget?
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5 Mini Gadgets From Belkin That Are Small Enough To Take Anywhere
Belkin is a well-known brand among tech enthusiasts for having an accessory (big and small) for every and any situation you might fight yourself in.
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Code Hidden In 'White-Labeled' Routers Gives Chinese Servers Full Control
A newly discovered router backdoor can phone home and open your network to remote control. "White-label" brands may have sold affected devices in the States.
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Is It Better To Enable Or Disable Fast Startup On Your PC?
A faster computer sounds great, but reality may not match up with the promise. Fast startup could cause more trouble than good, depending on your situation.
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Why Is There A Crossed Out Trash Can Symbol On Some Electronics?
Don’t toss that device! Learn what the crossed-out trash can symbol depicts on your electronics and how to handle electronic waste responsibly today.
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How Long Will Your Google Pixel Phone Get Software Updates?
Some Pixel phones have already stopped receiving software updates, and a few others aren't far behind. Newer models, however, have a much longer road ahead.
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5 Disadvantages Of AMD X3D Processors You Should Know About
The 3D V-Cache technology is a welcome addition for several games, but you might want to think twice before buying an AMD X3D processor today.
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The Pros And Cons Of Using Portable USB Monitors For Your Laptop
Laptops are great, but their biggest drawback is screen size. Laptops just can't compete with today's desktop screens. But there are options to try.
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This Affordable Galaxy Watch Alternative Offers Surprisingly Great Battery Life
One Galaxy Watch alternative offers strong fitness features, impressive battery life, and a lower price, but there are trade-offs worth considering.
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Windows 11 Update Finally Fixes A Classic Feature That Should Have Never Been Changed
There's a number of recurring issues that users have with Windows 11, and now Microsoft is releasing an update that will fix one feature.
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5 Android Auto Mistakes That Could Be Ruining Your Driving Experience
Android Auto can be an incredibly useful tool for navigation if your car supports it, but don't make these common mistakes that make it more difficult to use.
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Which AMD GPU Is The Closest Equivalent To The Nvidia RTX 5080?
The Nvidia RTX 5080 is incredibly powerful, with performance that's nearly impossible to match, so even the closest AMD GPU struggles in comparison.
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3 Perks Of Switching To An Nvidia GPU, According To Owners
Considering a graphics card upgrade? Don't let the online noise sway you. Discover the standout reasons actual Nvidia owners say the brand is tough to beat.
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I've Always Bought AirPods Pro, But AirPods 5 Might Be My New Pick
BGR's own Connor Jewiss has long been a devotee of Apple's AirPods Pro, but some changes made to the new AirPods 5 base model might sway his next purchase.
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Nvidia Shield Owners Don't Recommend Changing This Setting
One Nvidia Shield TV setting might look like an easy way to free up memory and improve speed, but owners say it can break apps and make the device run worse.
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