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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Not LG, Not GE: This Brand Tops Consumer Reports' 'Best Dishwashers Of 2026' List
Consumer Reports’ Best Dishwashers of 2026 rankings are in, and the brand leading the list may surprise shoppers thinking about purchasing a LG and GE model.
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The FBI Warns That Foreign Cybercriminals Have Targeted Messaging App Users
The FBI issued a massive alert for two of the world's most popular encrypted messaging apps. Find out if your private chats are being targeted.
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That Old Smartphone Sitting In A Drawer Could Be A Disaster Waiting To Happen
Keeping old smartphones around may seem like it minimizes waste, but there are risks associated with holding onto them. Here's what to look out for.
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Pixel 10 Pro Owners Prove The Phone's Flashlight Can Damage The Device
Some Pixel 10 Pro owners say a basic feature may be causing unexpected hardware trouble, raising fresh concerns about Google’s flagship phone.
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5 HDMI Gadgets To Help Organize Your Setup
Loads of devices have HDMI outputs or inputs these days, and it can be hard to wrangle them all. These HDMI gadgets will help get your video cables organized.
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Customers Say You'll Regret Buying From This Pricey Dishwasher Brand
If you're going to be spending thousands of dollars on a dishwasher, you want it to function well. Many customers say buying from this brand is a mistake.
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5 Windows 11 Features That Are Causing Your Computer To Run Slow
Windows 11 has proven quite divisive, not least due to its allegedly poor performance. Here are some major culprits and ways to disable them.
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Supercomputer Types: How Many Are There & What Are They Used For?
The term supercomputer does get tossed around a lot, but what does it actually mean? What does a computer need to do to be considered super?
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5 Things You Didn't Know Your Apple Watch Can Do In 2026
Your Apple Watch brings you a ton of capability to your wrist -- calls, texts, exercise tracking, etc. -- but there are more functions you should know about.
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5 Handy Uses For Smart Sensors You Probably Didn't Think Of
You don't need a sophisticated system to smarten up your home. There are many options requiring only a single smart sensor and a little imagination.
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Alleged North Korean Hack Of US Companies Could Take 'Months' To Recover From
North Korean hackers just compromised a massively popular tool to steal crypto. Find out if your business downloaded this infected software.
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3 Reasons Why You Should Start Using A Burner Email To Protect Your Privacy
When signing up for something, most people put in their regular email address, but if that address ends up leaking out, it could lead to several complications.
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4 Things iPhone Users Never Want To Hear
The iPhone vs. Android debate has been raging for well over a decade now, though both are great options. What are some things iPhone users hate hearing?
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This Tiny Supercomputer Fits 'Doctorate-Level' AI Into Your Pocket
Running a capable large language model usually means relying proprietary cloud services or investing in multiple high-end graphics cards.
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The Biggest Problem With Compact Washers Isn't The Small Drum Size
Compact washing machines are a great idea for homes that don't have a lot of space, or really small laundry rooms. What is their biggest downside?
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4 Fun Gadgets You Didn't Know You Can Buy At Costco
It might not be the first place you’d look, but Costco stocks some cool gadgets that combine usefulness with a touch of novelty. Here are our top fun finds.
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How Many AA Batteries Does It Take To Power A PC? This YouTuber Found The Answer
As it turns out, it is possible to run a desktop PC on AA batteries — although it is, predictably, wildly impractical. Here's how many you'd need.
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