Has this happened to you? After using a “good enough” product for a while, you finally upgrade to something better, and you wonder: “Why didn’t I do this sooner?!” It’s time you did the same for your keyboard and mouse. Read More »
Are you a fan of space exploration and technology? Look no further than this collection of NASA-inspired silicone smartwatch bands that are perfect for space enthusiasts like you! Made with high-quality silicone material, these watch bands are durable, comfortable, and easy to clean. Plus shipping is free in the U.S. on $50+ orders. Check them out!
You’re away from home but want to access your files, use your computer, or otherwise interact with your home network like you’re at home. Here’s how to access your stuff when you’re not at home on your computer. Read More »
If you feel like your car needs a bit of a tech upgrade, consider adding the Kenwood DMX1037S digital media receiver. The 10-inch infotainment system is currently on sale for $1,249.99 ($300 off), making it the perfect time to maximize your efficiency on the road. The multifunction receiver adds a host of convenient features to your car, like adding a tablet to your dashboard. Read More »
Lukewarm coffee is the worst. What if you could keep your coffee right at that perfect temperature instead? That’s precisely what the Ember Mug does for you.
The price of this mug might seem high, but for those that drink coffee daily, it’s worth every penny. It’ll keep your coffee at exactly the temperature you want it to be, controlled via an app. Also, the mug has an 80-minute battery life, so you don’t always need to keep it on the coaster charger.
OnePlus is back with a pair of products that are sure to catch fans’ attention. Experience the power of modern innovation in the palm of your hand with the OnePlus 11 5G smartphone. This impressive device combines flagship performance with a svelte design at a price you’ll love. Also available today are the new Buds Pro 2 earbuds with a host of fancy features to satisfy audiophiles everywhere. Live life in the fast lane by upgrading your gear with OnePlus today. Read More »
AI tools have been making waves. First, it was AI image generators, then came ChatGPT with the ability to generate human-like text conversations. The potential for this technology is incredible, and you can use it right now. Read More »
Most people use computers and smartphones that are a few years old at most, but legacy technology is a common sight in key infrastructure. Case in point — San Francisco’s transit agency is still using 5-inch floppy disks. Read More »
Skype isn’t quite as popular as it used to be, and Microsoft has shifted most of its attention to Teams, but Skype still receives the occasional update. It took a while, but Skype is finally testing proper support for M1 and M2 Mac computers. Read More »
Turn your blurry old photos and videos into high-resolution masterpieces with the power of artificial intelligence. Machine learning can intelligently enhance your still and moving images, with both free and paid tools available that run natively and in the cloud. Read More »
Choosing the right antivirus software to protect your devices has never been more crucial than it is today. Our picks of the best antivirus software for Windows, macOS, and Android will help you make the right choice. Read More »
Choosing the right Wi-Fi adapter can upgrade a subpar wireless connection to one that rivals an Ethernet connection. Whether you need to upgrade your laptop Wi-Fi or add wireless capabilities to your desktop tower, we’ve picked out the best adapters for you. Read More »
It used to be the case that gaming desktops were much more powerful than their portable counterparts, gaming laptops. However, as amazing as it might seem, that tide seems to be turning. Are gaming laptops really getting better? Read More »
Times are hard and money’s tight. It’s no more than reasonable to want to limit your expenses on certain things and VPNs are as good a candidate as any. Are VPNs something you can skimp on, though? Do you really need to pay $100 per year to get a great VPN? Read More »
There are many smart home devices, security systems, and other embedded electronics that use cellular connectivity. Most of them are still using LTE, 4G, or even 3G connections, but chipmaker Qualcomm thinks it has the solution. Read More »
There’s nothing worse than craving the remainder of your pint of ice cream only to open it and find freezer burn. The flavor has dissipated, and it’s nearly impossible to eat. Now, you’re ice cream-less. But the answer might be in your pantry. Read More »
From stock checks to finding foods that flow, learn about the ways you can decrease the number of fresh foods that end up in the trash bin. Read More »
Cloud gaming was supposed to be the future. But here we are, nearly five years after the launch of Stadia, and cloud gaming is still as niche and unfulfilling as ever. You can’t experience AAA titles on the go, and if you want to play a lot of games, your best option is still a traditional console. Read More »
Whether you love scrolling your TikTok for you page (or your Instagram one) or are an avid Kindle reader, you probably long for a hands-free way to scroll or flip pages. Well, there’s a handy little gadget that’s gone viral that can help you out. Read More »
Getting locked out of your house or car is one of the most frustrating things that can happen to you. Depending on how prepared you are for the situation, this blunder can turn into an hours-long ordeal. Fortunately, there are a few measures you can take to avoid being locked out in the first place. Read More »
For years, Bose was the undisputed king of noise cancellation. Eventually, the company saw competitors like Sony take the lead, but they were never far behind. Now, with the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds 2, the company is ready to carry the noise-canceling crown once again. Read More »
Wyze has a heap of smart home products under its belt, and you may have noticed that most of them are having problems right now. Don’t worry, it’s not just you. Read More »
Since its inception, OnePlus has always released its phones in the US, and since the OnePlus 6T, carriers like T-Mobile have sold its phones. The OnePlus 11 has been announced, and it’s a big step forward — but also a step back in terms of US support. Read More »
Microsoft announced a major update to Bing earlier today with AI-powered features, a bit like ChatGPT. The company also revealed a visual update coming to Microsoft Edge, and some new Bing integration. Read More »
Google is working on AI-powered responses for web searches, a bit like how ChatGPT works when answering questions. It turns out Microsoft also has big plans for AI-powered search, with major changes coming to the Bing search engine. Read More »
It’s easy for the contacts on your iPhone or iPad to get unorganized. Thankfully, there are multiple ways to deal with messy contacts, especially pesky duplicates. We’ll show you how to merge duplicate contacts or delete duplicates entirely. Read More »
When it comes to browser names, sometimes a browser gets a straightforward name that implies exactly what it does—like Internet Explorer. But Chrome? Why name a browser after shiny metal? Read More »
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