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A recent Windows Update pushed out by Microsoft has been causing big problems for some Windows 11 users, leading to heavy criticism of the company online.
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Forget the bulk snacks. Costco's tech section is currently hiding some of the year's wildest gadgets. See the 5 items that will shock you.
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Digital detox tools are everywhere, but this one adds a physical step between you and your phone, raising questions about how effective it really is.
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The new Windows 11 Start Menu addresses a string of user complaints by simplifying app access, reducing clutter, and streamlining general usability.
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Working from home creates small daily frustrations. These carefully chosen gadgets tackle common problems without adding clutter or gimmicks.
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Privacy comes in many forms, including keeping your notifications hidden from people around you. An upcoming Android feature could make that a reality.
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Foldable phones are becoming more and more popular, with two main styles dominating the market. But what separates flip- and book-style foldables?
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Whether you're looking for a budget-friendly phone, a solid all-rounder, or a flashy, cutting-edge device, Samsung has a smartphone for you.
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If you just unboxed a Samsung Galaxy tablet, understanding how its software and ecosystem work can make a big difference from the start.
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On Wednesday January 14, 2026, Verizon experienced a 10-hour outage, affecting more than 175,000 users. As of January 15, the network is back up.
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Miss the days when phones had physical keyboards and weren't for doomscrolling all day? This new BlackBerry-style smartphone may be just the ticket.
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For more than two decades, Gmail users have been stuck with the addresses they first registered with. However, it looks like that may change soon.
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Don't tuck that charger away! Southwest's latest safety rule bans charging devices inside bags. See how this change affect your next trip.
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USB-C has become the ubiquitous standard for computer and phone peripherals, but there are some incredibly common misunderstandings about the format.
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From breathing micromotions to AI coaching, discover the science behind top smartwatches and why they often overestimate how much rest you’re getting.
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We've all gotten used to RAM being a non-issue in desktop and laptop computers, but that looks like it's all changing in 2026. Here's what you should know.
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Samsung's Android rivals may now offer stiff competition, but the Galaxy S26's new features look like it'll it at the top of the pile for 2026.
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USB ports are everywhere on our devices because they're vital for charging and transferring data. Just make sure you know which ones to use for faster charging.
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Residents are successfully halting billions in AI projects from Google and xAI. Find out why local pushback is surging and what it means for your power bill.
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Google's introduction of AirDrop compatibility to the Pixel 10 was a big (and welcome) surprise, but how did the company's engineers actually pull it off?
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Your Chromebook's USB ports can be vulnerable to number of these items, so it's best to avoid the risk.
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Amazon's distribution network is huge and complex, and often, restocking returned items just isn't worth it for the company.
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Australia just banned social media for everyone under 16. But tech-savvy teens have already found 3 simple ways to dodge the firewall and stay online.
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Scammers routinely impersonate Microsoft online. New research breaks down how the brand is used in phishing and why it still works.
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