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  • Hand holding a Amazfit Active 2 smartwatch
    By Alvin Wanjala 42 min ago

    Amazfit Isn't Owned By Amazon – Here's Who Really Owns The Smartwatch Brand

    While it's easy to mistake Amazfit for an Amazon company, due to its name and the fact that it makes inexpensive tech, the two are not related.

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  • T-Mobile building lit up in magenta lighting
    By Nate Williams 1 hour ago

    4 Phone Carriers That Are Owned By T-Mobile

    Along with AT&T and Verizon, T-Mobile is one of the major phone carriers in the United States. There are several smaller providers under the company umbrella.

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  • People testing products at a ShowStoppers booth
    By Adam Doud 2 hours ago

    SlashGear's Best Of IFA Awards: The Best Tech We Found In Berlin

    The world of consumer tech never sleeps, as evidenced by the huge array of gadgets companies showcased at IFA 2026 in Berlin. Here are the best.

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  • two phones being held close together
    By Olivia Richman 3 hours ago

    New iOS 27 Feature Makes Owning Two iPhones Easier Than Ever

    While not many people need to carry and use two separate phones, those few out there who do will find this upcoming feature in iOS 27 pretty useful.

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  • A phone running TikTok with the American and Chinese flags in the background
    By Sumukh Rao 3 hours ago

    12 Brands & Products That Are Owned By ByteDance

    If the name ByteDance rings a bell, it might be because it's the parent company of TikTok. However, several other brands also fall under the ByteDance umbrella.

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  • Appliance aisle at a Costco warehouse
    By Nate Williams 4 hours ago

    Thousands Of Costco Items Go To B-Stock Auctions Every Week: Here's How To Bid

    Costco takes in a lot of returns, and many of them don't go to waste. Instead, they head to B-stock auctions alongside overstock and items pulled from shelves.

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  • A portable solar panel sitting on grass next to a red tent
    By Caroline Anschutz 5 hours ago

    3 Of The Biggest Drawbacks Of Using Portable Solar Panels

    A permanent solar installation, such as on a rooftop, can be pricey. You can get around that with portable solar panels, but they have problems of their own.

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  • A black LED flashlight against a pink-white background
    By Alan Bradley 6 hours ago

    What Does Candela Mean On A Flashlight (And Why Brightness Isn't Everything)?

    Need a new flashlight? There are a few terms you should understand first so you can buy the right flashlight for the job, and candela is an important one.

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  • GE 8,000 BTU Class Smart Portable Air Conditioner with optional two hoses installed at a window
    By Mike Shutt 7 hours ago

    What Is A Dual Hose Portable Air Conditioner And Is It Better Than Single Hose?

    A dual-hose portable air conditioner is clearly distinguishable from their counterparts by the number of hoses they have, but there are other differences too.

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  • A person holding a smartphone with a clip-on microscope lens, displaying a magnified texture on the screen
    By Pranav Bhardwaj 9 hours ago

    5 Gadgets & Accessories That Turn Your Phone Into A Microscope

    You don't need a bulky microscope to take a closer look at tiny details. These clever accessories give your phone some impressive magnification.

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  • Safe water buoy floating on water.
    By Joe Oliveto 9 hours ago

    What Does A Buoy With Vertical Red And White Stripes Mean In Boating?

    Knowing what different buoys signify is crucial for safe boating. Discover what this eye-catching red-and-white marker means when you see one on the water.

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  • Person holding phone with Waze logo on the screen and steering wheel in background
    By Kazim Alvi 10 hours ago

    5 Reasons To Switch To Waze On Android Auto

    Android Auto users looking for a more driver-focused navigation app may find Waze worth a closer look, especially if real-time road information matters most.

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  • Armstrong Air conditioner outside home
    By Nate Williams 11 hours ago

    Who Makes Armstrong Air Conditioners And Where Are They Manufactured?

    You'll probably recgonize the Armstrong brand if you've shopped for an air conditioner, but do you know who owns the brand and where it makes its products?

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  • An ASUS gaming router.
    By Joe Oliveto 13 hours ago

    Why You Should Think Twice Before Buying That High-End Wi-Fi 7 Router

    Wi-Fi 7 routers can be a good upgrade, but there are a few things to think about before you spend hundreds of dollars on an expensive model.

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  • A person carefully loading film into an older camera
    By Caroline Anschutz 22 hours ago

    4 Tech Brands That Used To Make Cameras – But Don't Anymore

    Tech companies tend to branch out into all sorts of categories and some of them tried their hand at cameras. Then they exited the market entirely.

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  • A person holding a phone showing no internet connection with a laptop in the background
    By Marc Magrini 23 hours ago

    The 6 Biggest Downsides Of 5G Home Internet

    5G home internet sounds convenient, but there are some catches worth knowing about before you ditch your current connection for good.

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  • An Android Auto interface on a BMW infotainment screen.
    By Daniel Trock 1 day ago

    5 Of The Biggest Mistakes People Make When Using Android Auto

    Android Auto is designed to make driving with your phone easier, but a few common mistakes can make it less reliable, convenient, and useful than it should be.

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  • Anker
    By Alvin Wanjala 1 day ago

    5 Anker Gadgets Under $25 That Are Actually Worth Buying

    Looking for budget-friendly tech accessories? Discover five affordable and highly reliable Anker gadgets under $25 that are actually worth buying.

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  • A box of Arm & Hammer sodium bicarbonate on a washing machine
    By Tom Clark 1 day ago

    How To Clean Your Washing Machine Using Baking Soda

    Baking soda is a common household cleaner, but using it in a washing machine comes with an important caveat. Your owner's manual should be your first stop.

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  • Close-up of a Kindle with blurred books in the background
    By Alan Bradley 1 day ago

    Why You Might Want To Think Twice Before Buying A Kindle In 2026

    Amazon's Kindle has long been a popular choice for reading e-books, but there are several reasons you may want to reconsider buying the e-reader in 2026.

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  • OxygenOS installed on a OnePlus phone.
    By Adnan Ahmed 1 day ago

    5 Hidden OxygenOS Features Every OnePlus Phone User Should Know

    OxygenOS has plenty of features OnePlus users may overlook. Dig into the settings and you'll find useful tools that can change how you use your phone.

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  • The Milton Bradley Microvision with Vegas Slots loaded
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 1 day ago

    5 Of The Weirdest Gadgets Sold In The '70s

    While the advent of online shopping has released a flood of strange gadgets and gizmos, the weirdest stuff from the '70s still offers a unique kind of oddness.

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  • Woman opening the door to her Speed Queen dryer with her dog in a modern kitchen
    By Patrick Phillips 1 day ago

    Not LG, Not Maytag: Consumer Reports Says This Is The Most Reliable Gas Dryer Brand

    Shopping for a new clothes dryer? Discover the lesser-known brand that just crushed the biggest household names in long-term reliability ratings.

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  • The iMac on a white background
    By Jordan Wirth 1 day ago

    5 Of The Best All-In-One Computers You Can Buy That Aren't An iMac

    The iMac is a great all-in-one computer, but there are compelling alternatives from Dell, HP, Lenovo, and MSI that offer impressive specs and features.

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  • Woman laying on a couch underneaths a Daikin mini split system
    By Patrick Phillips 1 day ago

    How Much Does A Daikin Mini Split System Cost & What Kind Of Warranty Does It Have?

    Mini split system have plenty of advantages over other cooling models, but models from Daikin are usually not cheap. Here's all you need to know about pricing.

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  • Two Maglite flashlights illuminated on a surface.
    By Chris Littlechild 1 day ago

    4 Popular Flashlight Brands That Are Made In America

    Need a reliable light for your everyday carry? Discover four popular flashlight brands that still manufacture their high-quality gear in the USA.

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  • OutIn battery powered espresso machine on a table next to product box with camping lantern and chair in the background
    By Erynn Ruiz 2 days ago

    11 Unusual Camping Gadgets That You Didn't Realize Existed

    If you're gearing up for a camping trip, there are all kinds of helpful gadgets you can take with you to save space and add a little convenience and novelty.

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