Ring Aims Its 2026 Super Bowl Commercial Directly At Pet Lovers Everywhere
Ring's first-ever Super Bowl ad isn't trying to sell its products; instead, it aims to show how Ring owners can use their cameras to help each other.
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A single security lapse can undermine even the strongest password manager. A recent event shows why you should pay attention to who handles your passwords.
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In addition to the regular heating and cooling options, your HVAC system may include a setting that's a must for sudden cold snaps. Here's how it works.
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In an age of endless subscription fees, it can be liberating to cut down on your monthly expenses. With a little work, a Raspberry Pi can help with that.
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Samsung is teasing a new privacy feature that is designed to prevent prying eyes from reading your phone screen in public. Here's what we know.
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Your next Costco run shouldn't just for groceries. Discover 5 new electronics you can buy at Costco in 2026 that will completely upgrade your smart home.
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A new monitor can be a great thing, but your computer might not adjust its settings to take advantage of it automatically. Here are some things to check.
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Your TV is more than a screen. Its USB ports will accommodate webcams, controllers, and other gadgets that add surprising, dynamic functionality.
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While iOS 26.2 brings plenty of incremental updates and tweaks, it also offers some meaningful bigger features and changes to improve your experience.
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Man Turns Down $15M To Keep AI Data Center Out Of His Back Yard
A farmer in Pennsylvania turned down a $15 million offer to buy his land for a new data center development near the state capitol. Here's what happened.
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With the world's energy production diversifying away from fossil fuels, uranium and nuclear power is more important than ever.
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From marathon play sessions to years of daily use, Switch Pro Controller owners praise its longevity. Here's how long it can last and what quirks it has.
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China's Massive Open-Sea Solar Plant Is Changing More Than The Power Grid
A massive open-sea solar plant is under construction in China, designed to power millions of homes and test how floating solar works at scale.
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IKEA has offered a few smart devices here and there in recent years, but a revamp of its offerings is bringing a lot of new gadgets to the company's stores.
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Among Costco's many benefits for its members, the Phobio tech trade-in program may seem a little strange. Is it actually worth trading in your old technology?
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From metal detectors to full-scale screening, US travel security changed fast. We look at why and when the TSA was introduced - and what came before.
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Some cameras have dials to help you set the focus, or the exposure, but this latest camera lets you set it to a specific era to capture the magic.
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Samsung's new display tech isn't necessarily revolutionary, but what it's made of could be a big leap in materials science for consumer tech.
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Google’s Pixel 10 leads Android in AI features, but raw performance is another story, especially when stacked against today’s most powerful flagships.
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As a DIY mechanic, the importance of a solid garage space is always going to be very high. What's the best thing you can do about the floors?
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Security lights are a low cost and reliable way to increase your home security. Here are some of the best rated security lights available from Harbor Freight.
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The DJI Mini 4 Pro is an excellent choice for taking high-quality photographs from the air, but what about when you want to use its cameras without flying?
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While the top tier of iPhones and Android phones are evenly matched, the latter has far more affordable options, but there are good reasons for that.
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IKEA’s smart home lineup is finally moving to Matter, with affordable sensors and remotes that fix old limits and play nicer with other platforms.
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Amazon devices are ubiquitous these days, and you may have some yourself. Keep in mind, though, that it may be sharing your internet connection with strangers.
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Satellite-based internet service provider Starlink offers options for anyone needing internet access in remote locations, provided you abide by its rules.
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