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July 30, 2022

Giving up on Google Search is easier than ever before. Alternative search engines have finally reached maturity, and they offer awesome features on top of a greater sense of privacy.

So, what are you waiting for? Check our top story to see the best alternatives to Google Search, including options for power users and families.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY The Best Alternatives to Google Search


Even the most privacy-minded, Google-hating internet users are afraid to ditch Google Search. But you don’t need Google for accurate search results or fancy features. Alternative search engines have finally reached maturity, and they now offer a compelling experience that can easily replace Google Search—you just have to pick one that you enjoy using. Read More »

 
The Best Tech For Teachers in 2022


Teachers are an essential part of our communities, so why shouldn’t they have the best tech possible to make their jobs easier and more enjoyable? Whether you’re a teacher buying these items for yourself or a kind parent gifting them, these neat little gadgets make the best teachers even better at what they do. Read More »

 
“Official” Images of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold and Flip 4 Leak


We’re finally getting an “official” look at Samsung’s next-gen foldables. Newly leaked renders from Evan Blass and 91mobiles show the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Flip 4 at all angles just in time to get hyped for the August 10th launch event. Read More »

 
Razer’s DeathStalker V2 Pro Mechanical Keyboard Is Just an Inch Thick


Razer just debuted its new Low-Profile Optical Switches with the DeathStalker V2 Pro, a mechanical gaming keyboard that’s just an inch thick. It’s available in wired, wireless, or tenkeyless configurations, plus it comes with options for clicky or silent optical switches. Read More »

 
Samsung Galaxy S21 Owners Report Audio Cutouts on Verizon Networks


If calls keep cutting in and out on your Samsung Galaxy S21, you’re not alone. Dozens of Galaxy S21 owners report audio cutouts on Verizon networks, and according to Verizon’s tech support, the problem is “widespread.” Some AT&T and T-Mobile customers also seem to experience this issue, though not to the degree of Verizon users. Read More »

 
STUFF WE LIKE Keep Your Back Seat Cool with These Affordable Car Fans
Keep Your Back Seat Cool with These Affordable Car Fans

Even with your A/C at full blast, kids and pets roast in the back of your car. The solution is this affordable fan that mounts to the driver or passenger’s seat—it features two rotatable heads and a pair of USB ports to charge phones or tablets.

This fan is easy to set up and use. It plugs into your cigarette lighter, and interestingly, it doesn’t have the standard speed settings. Instead, it uses a “stepless” knob that you can fine-tune to any speed.

 
The iPhone Could Finally Get an Always-On Display


Rumors of an always-on iPhone display go back several years. But it seems that Apple will finally debut the feature in its upcoming iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max. As discovered by 9to5Mac, the latest iOS 16 beta contains several references to an always-on display, including some wallpapers optimized for always-on display mode. Read More »

 
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Optibike’s Latest E-bike Can Go 300-Miles on a Charge


Electric vehicles are all the rage right now, but what if you could get an electric bike that can go 300 miles on a single charge? Would you buy that over an EV? It sounds ridiculous, but that’s exactly what the Colorado-based e-bike brand Optibike just released. Read More »

 
Samsung Delays Its Upcoming Affordable OLED TVs


After years of pushing its QLED technology, Samsung is finally trying to embrace more affordable TV panels. Not only did Samsung launch a QD-OLED TV in March, but it entered negotiations to buy cheaper W-OLED panels from LG. Unfortunately, Samsung’s affordable OLED TVs are now on the back burner. Read More »

 
The Motorola Razr 2022 Will Have a Giant Cover Display


With just days until its August 2nd launch event, Motorola is already showing off the Razr 2022 (or Razr 3) cover display. And for once, this outer screen is on “equal footing” with the Razer’s inner display—at least, that’s what Motorola says. Read More »

 

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