5 Of The Best MP3 Players Every Audiophile Should Check Out
A dedicated MP3 player might seem like a retro throwback, but modern ones typically offer better sound quality than your smartphone can provide.
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Is Facebook Down (Or Is It Just You)? Here's How To Tell
Facebook, like any social media platform, can experience outages. Here's where to look if you suspect one.
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How To Use A Google Chromecast To Stream Movies In Your Car
If you have a car with rear seat screens and an HDMI port, you can easily set up your Chromecast to stream just about anything to those screens. Here's how.
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7 Of The Best Websites To Join If You're Looking For A Job
Employment websites abound on the internet. There are so many, in fact, that it can be hard to find the right one for your search. That's where we come in.
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Everything You Need To Know About The New PlayStation 5 Slim
Starting in November, Sony will offer a new slimmed-down version of PS5 and PS5 Digital Edition. How are they different from their three-year-old counterparts?
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The 5 Best VPNs For Apple TV
Apple TV is quickly gaining influences as a streaming interface to be reckoned with, and no streaming setup is complete without the best VPN to complement it.
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Everything You Need To Know Before Buying A New TV At Costco
Costco is known to be the go-to place to buy groceries and other household supplies in bulk, but what about buying a TV there? Here is what you need to know.
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How To Add A Home Button To Google Chrome (And Why You Should)
Adding the home button to Google Chrome can be handy, so you can return the search bar without needing to open another tab. Here is how you do it.
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This One Leaked PS5 Slim Detail Has Gamers Up In Arms
With the new, slimmer, more expensive PS5 Digital Edition, you can swap in an optional disc drive for $80. Fine print has revealed you'll need something more.
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Some Xbox Controllers Get Keyboard Mapping On Console And PC
Keyboard remapping is now available for certain Xbox controller models compatible with PC and the latest consoles. Here is what you need to know.
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How To Re-Open A Tab You Accidentally Closed On Google Chrome
Nothing is more frustrating than working on something and accidentally exiting out of your web browsers. However, there is a way to re-open the tabs.
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Google Fiber Announces 20 Gig Speeds As It Sets Its Sights On Wi-Fi 7
Google Fiber is rolling out networks as fast as 20Gbps in the near future, but its implementation is likely to frustrate potential customers.
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The Google Chrome Feature You Need To Try The Next Time You Send A Link
Google Chrome has a neat feature for sharing online text that can be done on desktop or via mobile phone.
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How To Pick Which Type Of Electric Guitar Is Best For You
If you're looking to buy a new electric guitar, you should analyze the instrument part by part, to see exactly what kind of guitar is ideal for you.
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The Strange History Surrounding Cicada 3301: The Internet's Most Complex Puzzle
A decade ago, a series of convoluted puzzles claimed to be looking for "highly intelligent individuals." Was Cicada 3301 a recruiting tool or merely a prank?
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Can You Replace The Nintendo Switch Battery At Home?
Like any device, the Nintendo Switch's battery can lose its potency after plenty of use. While Nintendo will replace batteries itself, is there a DIY option?
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How To Change Your Xbox Gamertag (And How Much It'll Cost)
Your Xbox gamertag can be changed beyond the inital console setup, but it will cost you. Here's how to do it.
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Reasons Why Your Chromecast Keeps Disconnecting (And How To Fix It)
If you're trying to watch something on your Google Chromecast and having trouble, we've got some tips and suggestions that might help smooth things out.
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10 Of The Best Soundbar And Subwoofer Combos, Ranked By Price
To produce detailed sound, you require a larger footprint than is possible in your ultra-thin TV. What you need is a soundbar and subwoofer combo.
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The Raspberry Pi Project That'll Help You Sleep Better At Night
White noise is a great way to have a relaxing sleep, but white noise generators can be expensive. Instead, try this DIY project you can build on the cheap.
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How To Enable The New Personalized Volume Feature On Your AirPods
The new Adapative Audio feature on Apple's AirPods Pro 2 automatically adjusts the volume depending on your current listening environment. Here's how to use it.
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5 Of The Most Expensive Nintendo Switch Accessories, Ranked
There is a wide range of thoughtfully designed, high-spec products with hefty price tags available for your Switch.
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3 Of The Best VPN Services To Use On Your Amazon Fire TV Stick
If you're looking for additional protection or the ability to access geo-restricted content on your Fire TV stick, here are some apps worth checking out.
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Netflix's Latest Price Increase Targets Basic And Premium Subscribers
If you're still clinging to your old Basic plan, prepare yourself. Netflix says both Basic and Premium customers will pay more starting now.
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The Chrome Address Bar Just Added New Features You'll Use Every Day
Today, Google has added new features to the Chrome address bar on desktop and IOS and Android devices, including autocorrect, site suggestions, and more.
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YouTube Revamps News To Put Focus On Authoritative Sources
In an attempt to curb the spread of misinformation, while upping views and keeping folks informed, YouTube is revamping its News section with new features.
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Twitter's Latest Test Puts Some New Users In Read-Only Mode Unless They Pay
X, formerly known as Twitter, is testing a controversial idea: requiring users to pay a small annual fee in order to access basic features like posting.
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