These Cheap Tablets Are Actually Worth Buying
From iPads to Android slates, these affordable tablets challenge expectations and show that low cost doesn’t have to mean low quality.
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This Canadian Robot Made A Big Discovery While Analyzing Earth's Phytoplankton
A team of scientists has made a 'big' discovery about one of the pillars of the global ecosystem using a world-wide network of floating robots.
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The World's First Liquid-Cooled Smartphone Is About To Hit The Market
RedMagic is coming out with a new smartphone with a liquid-cooled processor, enabling the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip to run even harder for optimal gaming.
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These Are Some Of The Easiest Smartphones For Seniors To Learn How To Use (According To Users)
Smartphones are progressively becoming easier to use for people of all ages, but these smartphones are particularly ideal for seniors to learn how to use.
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The Reason You Don't Get New Instagram Features At The Same Time As Everyone Else
Instagram updates rarely hit everyone’s feed at once. Here’s why some accounts always seem to get the newest features first.
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5 Of The Best Portable Apps You Should Always Keep On A Flash Drive
Portable apps let you carry your favorite tools on any PC without installs. Learn which ones are worth keeping on your flash drive and why they matter.
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What's The Largest Solar Farm In California And How Much Electricity Does It Produce?
California wants to have 100% clean energy by 2045, and the state's many solar farms will play a big part in that. But which is the largest of them all?
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iPhone Air Demand Is Reportedly Low, And The Internet Thinks It Knows Why
Reports state that the new ultra-thin iPhone Air isn't selling well. If the internet discourse is to be believed, the reasons why are fairly obvious.
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China Is Attempting To Mass Produce 'World-First' Quantum Radars For This One Purpose
Stealth is a cornerstone of US military dominance, but new radar technology could be about to make a huge leap forward, leaving the US in the lurch.
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The Right Way To Clean Your Phone's USB Port (According To Asurion)
Lint, dust, dirt, and debris can all prove to be disastrous for your phone's USB port. Here's how you can safely clean that port if it gets dirty.
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What's The Largest Solar Farm In Texas And How Much Electricity Does It Produce?
Despite its common association with oil, Texas gets a lot of sun and so is a great location for major solar farms. Which ones are the biggest?
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5 Gadgets You Might Not Know Work With Spotify
Spotify connects with more devices than you think, from smart thermostats to glasses. Find out which gadgets quietly stream your playlists anywhere.
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How Long Does The Average Boeing Plane Stay In Service?
Flying technology rapidly changes as the industry races to incorporate new technology, but how long does the average Boeing plane stay in service?
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7 Handy Ways To Use A Multimeter Around The Home And Garage
A multimeter might look intimidating, but learning to use this simple electrician's tool will come in handy during a number of every day tasks.
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Are Paypal And Venmo The Same Company? Who Owns Who, Explained
You may have used PayPal or Venmo and wondered if they were related, but whether or not they're the same company is more complicated than you think.
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This Rugged Smartphone Has '48GB' Of RAM, But Don't Get Too Excited
The Oscal Tank 1 has a 20,000 mAh battery with a claimed standby time of 1,080 hours, and it claims to have 48GB of RAM, but it's a little more complicated.
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How To Make Your Phone Last Longer Than You Thought Possible
Not too long ago, a new phone was only good for a couple of years. But if you take some precautions, a smartphone of today can last seven years and more.
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Samsung Users: Tired Of Not Knowing How AI Uses Your Data? Check Out These New Features
Different phone manufacturers handle how AI data is processed in varying ways. Samsung does a mix of cloud and local processing. Here's how it all works.
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4 PC Parts You Can Buy Cheap (And 1 You Should Splurge On)
Building your own PC is not as hard as you might think, but doing so on the cheap means learning when to save money on parts and when to invest.
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This State Wants To Crack Down On Self-Checkout Tech In Grocery Stores
Self-checkout at retail stores has been the subject of debate for years, and this state wants to crack down on it. Here's what you need to know.
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5 Apple Devices You Might Want To Avoid In 2025
Apple routinely makes high quality, polished devices. However, with reliable annual release schedules, it often feels like the wrong time for a big purchase.
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13 Of The Best Walmart Tech Items, According To Customers
Though they are known as a cost-efficient retailer, Walmart also offers premium tech, and are a go-to retailer for some of the most cutting-edge items.
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The World's First Jetson Personal Aerial Vehicle Race Certainly Looked Like Something From A Sci-Fi Cartoon
At an exclusive summit in Arkansas, sleek new aircrafts raced through the sky like something out of The Jetsons. Could this be the dawn of real personal flight?
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The Largest Passenger Plane Can Hold Over 850 Seats - Here's Which Airlines Use It
While your average passenger jet can usually hold plenty of people, one in particular can carry almost 1,000, and it's flying the skies right now.
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The EU Has A New Rule For Power Bricks – Here's What That Could Mean For The US
The EU is implementing a new rule concerning power bricks, and how it will affect the United States market remains to be seen. Here's what you need to know.
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Tired Of Your Galaxy's Camera Shutter Lag? Samsung Has A 'Fix' For You
Cameras on a Samsung phone can lag sometimes when you try to take a photo, and there's a fix for that but it requires a workaround. Here's how to fix it.
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Colorado Has A New Way To Get A Speeding Ticket: Running Too Fast
A well-meaning rule passed in Colorado has the unintentional side effect of penalizing people who are able to run faster than 10 miles per hour.
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