3 Gadgets to Get Your Sleep Back on Track — Modding the Apple Vision Pro for More Comfort

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Happy Tuesday! Motorola announced a new Moto G Power budget phone, Mozilla is revamping Firefox’s screenshot tool, and Linux kernel 6.8 is now rolling out. Also, the new Speedometer 3.0 benchmark can measure your web browser’s speed.

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3 Tech Gadgets to Get Your Sleep Back on Track

Did daylight savings time ruin your sleep schedule? Get back on track with these super helpful tech gadgets.

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Crypto Simplified - The Beginner's Guide to Digital Currency

Step into the world of Bitcoin, ETH, and cryptocurrency with this quick guide. From how it all started to practical applications, and learn about buying, selling, or mining. Are we headed into another bull market? Now's the perfect time to learn all about crypto, and this free ebook is your perfect jumping-off point.

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Apple Vision Pro Uncomfortable? You Should Mod It

It was a little disappointing to find out that Apple's Vision Pro didn't quite fit me as well as I would have liked. I found the headset uncomfortable enough that I decided to mod it by adding a second band using plastic pieces to improve the fit and feel. Here's how.

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I Bought a Smartwatch, Then 2 Months Later I Bought a Regular Watch

My first Android Wear smartwatch was the Moto 360. My second was the Google Pixel Watch. Smartwatches have gotten a lot better in that time, but I still didn’t keep one on my wrist for more than a few months. Here's why.

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The Best Scanners of 2024

Scanners can transform your physical documents, photos, and artwork into digital files that you can store, edit, share, and print. But not all scanners are created equal—make sure to get the right one for your needs.

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Reink Case C1 Review: A Color E Ink Phone Case for Unique Personalization

Reinkstone attempts to solve the issues with the previous generations of E Ink phone cases by not only creating a design as thin as many standard cases but also improving the display's aesthetic appeal with color. Unfortunately, while the Reink Case C1 makes for a fine phone case, and its promise of an infinitely changeable color screen is tantalizing, it's still not quite there visually.

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How to Add Bluetooth to Your Computer

Although the majority of laptops—and even desktops—now come with Bluetooth support, some of us still need Bluetooth upgrades. If you're rocking a PC without Bluetooth support, don't fret. We'll show you how to easily add Bluetooth support to any Windows computer.

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7 Years of Android Updates Isn’t as Good as It Sounds

After trailing behind Apple in the software support department since the beginning of smartphones, Samsung and Google finally stepped up—both now promise seven years of Android updates. But what does that mean for you, and is it really as good as it sounds?

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