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April 1, 2023

Wi-Fi routers aren’t as exciting as the latest smartphone or gaming console, but they’re still an essential piece of tech you’ll want to upgrade. Regardless of whether or not you buy your router or just use what the cable company provides, it’s a smart idea to update your router every few years. Our top story covers everything you need to know, when to upgrade, and why your router matters more than you probably think.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY When Do You Need to Buy a New Router?


They might not be exciting, but they’re one of the most essential pieces of tech. Yes, we’re talking about Wi-Fi routers. As we do everything from working and studying to socializing and gaming using the internet, it’s important to have a good router to handle your network traffic. This leads us to the question, “How do you know when it’s time to replace your router?” Read More »

 
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The 5 Best Smart Notebooks of 2023


A smart notebook is an incredibly useful asset, whether you’re in grade school, off to college, or in a professional work setting. There are digital note taking apps you can use, but sometimes, nothing beats the feeling of handwriting your thoughts. Plus, many smart notebooks come with a companion app so you can get the best of both worlds with digital and handwritten notes. Read More »

 
Soundpeats Mini Pro HS Earbuds Review: Slick Budget Buds


In an ocean of budget earbuds, Soundpeats has built a safe harbor around balanced sound quality and real noise canceling at surprisingly low prices. The Soundpeats Mini Pro HS are another good example, offering those hallmarks alongside a nimble design and even hi-res streaming for just $60. Read More »

 
Nothing Ear Stick Review: The Coolest Buds You Probably Shouldn’t Buy


Nothing earbuds have struck a chord with buyers for their eye-catching design since launching in 2021. The Ear Stick buds are Nothing’s budget take on an AirPods alternative. While the price is right, and the style is undeniably cool, the Ear Stick take minimalism to new heights, with mixed results. Read More »

 
Today’s Quordle Answers


Wordle was just too easy, wasn’t it? You probably left that behind and moved on to Quordle, the true “hard mode” of the word-guessing game format. But now you’re stuck and so close to failing. Don’t worry, we’re here to help with a hint—and if you really need it, today’s Quordle Answers. Read More »

 
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Keep Your Tire Pressure up With This Portable Inflator

The Smart 12v Tire Pump from JACO offers a reliable and accurate solution for inflating tires quickly and easily. Its built-in digital gauge features a bright LCD backlight display, measuring 0-100 PSI with precise accuracy of ±1 PSI. The powerful airflow rate of 25L/min offers fast and efficient inflation, and the pump can be used for car tires up to 45 PSI and bike tires up to 100 PSI. The long-reach 24-inch woven air hose with durable brass thread-on tire nozzle ensures hands-free operation and airtight seal to the tire valve stem. In addition, the pump is equipped with a ten foot power cord and LED light with four settings. Finally, JACO offers a 100% Lifetime Warranty with their tire pump, allowing users to enjoy longer-lasting tires with superior performance and handling.

 
Today’s Wordle Answer


Are you a huge fan of Wordle and absolutely stuck today? Let me guess; you’re hanging out on guess four or five and feeling the pressure. We get it entirely: nothing feels worse than losing your streak. If you’re not ready to outright cheat, we have you covered with hints and today’s Wordle answer. Read More »

 
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT TP-Link Tapo Will Automate Your Smart Home with Affordable New Sensors


True home automation and security requires smart home sensors. But finding affordable sensors is a difficult task. That’s why TP-Link Tapo is launching two affordable smart sensor devices, plus a hub that’s required to use the sensors. Read More »

 
GM to Ditch CarPlay and Android Auto in EVs


Remember how awful vehicle infotainment systems were before Apple’s CarPlay and Android Auto? We’re hearing General Motors plans to ditch both systems on its upcoming electric vehicles, starting with the Chevy Blazer EV. Read More »

 
This IKEA Solar Powered Lamp Looks Out of This World


IKEA has teamed up with social business Little Sun to help customers engage family and friends about solar energy. The conversation starter comes in the form of a solar-powered lamp called “SAMMANLÄNKAD.” It consists of two solar-powered LED lamps that capture solar energy to power other devices. Read More »

 
Samsung Will Let You Test the Galaxy S23 From an iPhone


Switching from an iPhone to a Samsung Galaxy is a bit of a process and involves transferring all your data. To ensure it’s worth the hassle or tempt owners to make the switch, Samsung just launched a new web app that’ll temporarily turn any iPhone into a Galaxy S23. Read More »

 
Google Admits Its Bard AI Needs Big Improvements


The new crop of AI chatbots, including ChatGPT, Microsoft’s new Bing, and Google’s Bard, has garnered much attention. And it’s clear to those paying attention that Google’s offering is currently in third place. This week, Google CEO Sundar Pichai discussed it on The New York Times’ Hard Fork podcast. Read More »

 

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Tesla Recalls Its New Semi Over Parking Brake Concerns


It’s another day and another Tesla recall, only this time it’s for Tesla’s brand new electric Semi truck. The NHTSA issued its first Tesla Semi recall over safety concerns relating to the parking brake that could result in a rollaway. Read More »

 

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You Can Wash Your Motherboard In a Dishwasher (But You Probably Shouldn't)


Until now, you may never have considered sticking your motherboard into the dishwasher, but there are people who do it often: and it works! However, unless you know exactly what you’re doing and accept the risks, it’s a bad idea. Read More »

 
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How to Enable Dark Mode in Real Life


Dark mode is a feature on pretty much every device and app you can imagine. Android, iPhone, Windows, macOS, Chromebooks, you name it. But in the real world, you’re stuck in light mode half the time. Let’s fix that. Read More »

 
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Why Do Maple Syrup Bottles Have Tiny Handles?


If you regularly reach for pure maple syrup on the grocery store shelf, you’ve probably noticed that most bottles have handles so tiny they’re almost comical. Have you ever gotten your fingers stuck in there while trying to douse your pancakes? Really, do they even serve a purpose? Read More »

 
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15 Weird But Useful Amazon Finds That Won't Break the Bank


Amazon is one of the most well-rounded online shopping destinations. Not only do they have a seemingly endless inventory, but they also have some pretty weird and wonderful items that you might not find elsewhere. From home tools to kitchen gadgets, these affordable products are sure to make your life a little bit easier. Read More »

 
 

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