5 Features That Make Smart Glasses Not A Total Waste Of Money
Smart glasses might still seem a little gimmicky, but there are a handful of standout features that make them more useful and practical than you might expect.
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iPhone Users Should Envy These 10 Features On Chinese Phones
For as much utility as iPhones provide, they are still missing several key features of Chinese phones, many of which iPhone users can and should be jealous of.
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Not LG, Not GE: These Dryer Brands Rank The Highest For Customer Satisfaction
Dryers don’t get much attention — until they matter. New rankings uncover which brands truly deliver, and the results may not match your expectations.
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What's The Average Lifespan Of USB Drives & SD Memory Cards?
USB drives and SD cards are built for portability, but their lifespan depends on usage habits, storage conditions, and the type of flash memory inside.
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The Best Basic Printer If You Print A Lot At Home, According To Consumer Reports
Are you tired of constantly replacing expensive ink? Consumer Reports just revealed the absolute best basic machine for heavy home office use.
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5 Of The Coolest Gadgets Under $30 That Are Compatible With Your iPhone
There is no end to the number of accessories you can grab for your iPhone, but these picks are the coolest ones we could find for under $30.
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Phone Running Out Of Storage? Any Of These 12 Types Of Apps May Be Why
If your storage keeps filling up, the problem is likely a handful of apps holding onto old downloads, media, and cached data you do not need.
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This Is The Worst-Rated Major Computer Brand For Customer Satisfaction
There's a pretty big pool of personal computers on the market these days. Which ones should you avoid, according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index?
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Do You Still Need A Screen Protector In 2026?
Screen protectors are one of the most common smartphone accessories of all time, and it's often the first thing a lot of people do. Do you need one in 2026?
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Alleged Supercomputer Hack Could Be The Biggest Breach In China's History
A hacker has allegedly stolen petabytes' worth of data from a Chinese supercomputer, making it potentially the worst such incident in the nation's history.
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4 Amazon Finds That Can Upgrade Your Garage Lighting
One of the most important things about any garage is some solid lighting. What are some good Amazon options if you're looking at upgrading?
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5 Tech Items You Shouldn't Try To Donate To Thrift Stores
Donating unwanted items to thrift stores can help others looking for low-cost secondhand options, but some tech items simply aren't appropriate donations.
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Surging Gas Prices Could Mean Extra Fees On Your Next Amazon Delivery
Gas prices might be affecting more than just your daily commute soon: Amazon is instituting temporary extra fees for fuel and other transportation costs.
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New Fees Hit Major Airline Flyers As Fuel Prices Continue To Rise
Jet fuel prices have risen significantly in 2026, and some major U.S. airlines have decided to increase their fees to offset these extra costs.
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I Downloaded An App That Pays You To Play Games. Here's How Much I Made
There are lots of apps out there that will pay you to play games. I decided to test one out to see how it worked. Here's how much I made during my test.
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A Rogue AI Agent Started Mining Crypto, Which Left Scientists Concerned
Agentic AI is growing increasingly sophisticated, but when an AI agent started spontaneously cryptomining, researchers were understandably concerned.
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This DIY-Friendly Bluetooth Gadget Bucks The Trend Of Boring Printers
The Munbyn RealWriter 405b Bluetooth Thermal Label Printer is a surprisingly simple-to-use, handy, and entertaining piece of hardware.
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Changing These 4 Settings Will Immediately Make Your iPad Faster
If your iPad feels slow, a few simple settings could be to blame. These easy tweaks can help speed up your tablet without having to spend money to replace it.
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5 Laptops That Outshine The MacBook Air In Battery Life
The MacBook Air is notable in the world of laptops for having excellent battery life. Are there any options on the markets that can best it?
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6 Of The Best Soundbars For Audiophiles, According To Audiophiles
Many audiophiles opt to skip the soundbar for a more traditional speaker setup, but there are several contenders for anyone looking for high-quality audio.
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5 New Costco Tech Items To Add To Your Cart For April 2026
Spring is here, and the Costco just dropped its latest gadgets. Here are five brand-new tech items you need to add to your cart this April.
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The iPhone Air Is Thin – But These 5 Android Phones Are Even Thinner
Apple's iPhone Air is a remarkably sleek and thin smartphone, but the Android space has also seen some remarkably svelte ones come out over the years.
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4 Cool iOS 26.5 Features Coming To Your iPhone This Spring
A late-cycle iOS update usually means minor changes, but 26.5 adds a few upgrades that could make daily iPhone use noticeably smoother.
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The Best Front-Load Washer Brand Isn't Samsung, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports’ latest front-load washer rankings are in, and the top-performing brand may surprise shoppers comparing Samsung and others.
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Samsung Has Bad News For Anyone Who Uses Its Built-In Messages App
If you're one of the millions who had Samsung Messages on your phone by default, you might want to head to the Google Play Store and download a new app.
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Stackable Washers & Dryers Have Hidden Downsides You Should Know
If your home has space limitations, you might have considered a stackable washer and dryer set. Are there any downsides to this sort of setup?
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Do RCA To HDMI Converters Improve Video Quality? Here's What They Do & Don't Do
One way of connecting an old console to a modern TV is by using an RCA to HDMI converter, but do these devices actually make your games look better?
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