5 Apple Products Worth Buying Refurbished (And 5 To Avoid)
Refurbished Apple products can save you money, but not all are worth it. Here's what to buy used and what to avoid if you value long-term use.
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iPhone Messages Is Finally Catching Up To WhatsApp With iOS 26
Apple's new iOS 26 is bringing some big changes to both the mobile operating system itself and its built-in apps. Messages is one such app receiving an upgrade.
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This New iPhone Feature Makes Charging A Whole Lot Less Annoying
For iOS26, Apple completely revamped the battery section of the settings and included a nifty new feature that will help you a lot while charging.
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Can You Use A PCIe 5.0 SSD With A PCIe 4.0 Motherboard?
Most PCIe accessories, like SSDs, are backwards compatible with one another. However, with storage in particular, you'll see diminishing returns when upgrading.
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Things You Can Find In Private Jets That Aren't In Commercial Planes
Celebs swear by the private jet, but it's not just the famous. From sleeping suites to conference rooms, private flyers enjoy advanced comfort and convenience.
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3 PC Parts You Should Always Buy Used (And 7 You Shouldn't)
Some PC parts work great used, but others need to be new to stay reliable — know the difference to save cash without risking your build.
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What Exactly Is A Creamy Keyboard?
If you love the idea of a mechanical keyboard, but can't tolerate the click-clack sound, then a creamy keyboard may be exactly what you're looking for.
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Trump's New T1 Phone Might Not Be As American As He Claims
Turmp Mobile will also be producing a smartphone, the Trump T1 that the company claims will be made in America. Experts in the industry are not so sure.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Running Power Cords Under Carpets
Thinking of running power cords under carpets? Learn why it’s a fire hazard, what can go wrong, and how to safely manage cables instead.
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These High-Tech Batteries Could Theoretically Last For Thousands Of Years
Most of us can barely get a day's use from our phone batteries, but researchers from the U.K. have developed batteries that could last thousands of years.
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Why Are Some Electrical Outlets So Hard To Plug Into?
Wondering why some outlets are hard to plug into? It’s likely because of tamper-resistant receptacles—here’s why they’re used and how they work.
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Sick Of Bulky Power Bricks & Charging Adapters? This USB Gadget May Solve The Issue
Bulky phone chargers can be a nuisance, especially if you need to carry them around or fit them behind furniture. Is there a better alternative?
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Oakley Meta Glasses Vs Ray-Ban Meta: What's The Difference?
Meta just launched the Oakley Meta Glasses, which is its latest generation of smart glasses. Here's how they compare to the previous models.
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Samsung Chromebook Not Charging? Try This
Samsung Chromebook not charging? Here are some quick fixes to try before you call for service or replace the charger.
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What Is The Difference Between Night Shift And Dark Mode On iPhone?
Wondering how Night Shift and Dark Mode differ on iPhone? Learn what each feature does and how they affect your screen and eyes.
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Why Are Some Electrical Outlets Installed Sideways?
You might have noticed that some of the electrical outlets in your home are installed sideways, but is there a reason outlets are installed in a certain way?
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Here's Why Your Bluetooth Keyboard Isn't Connecting To Your Tablet
Bluetooth is an incredibly convenient technology, but it can be finicky sometimes. If your Bluetooth keyboard won't connect to your tablet, here's some fixes.
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Can You Charge A Power Bank With Another Power Bank? (And Should You?)
If you need to charge up your devices, but your power bank is close to empty, can you charge it up with another power bank? It's complicated.
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US Steel Is No Longer An American Company: Does That Mean New Cars Will Cost More?
Nippon Steel has finally acquired U.S. Steel, ending 18 months of wrangling. How will that affect the consumer, and will car prices increase?
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You'll Want This Android Feature Handy During A Home Internet Outage
If you have an Android phone, you'd actually have a bit of an advantage if you need to remain connected while dealing with a home internet outage.
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This PC Mouse Weighs Less Than An Ounce, But It's A Gaming Beast
Gamers are always searching for lightweight computer mice to improve their performance in their favorite games. This mouse might mean an end to their search
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10 Iconic Discontinued Gadgets From The 2010s (And Why We Miss Them)
Some gadgets from the 2010s were ahead of their time, others just fun while they lasted. Here are 10 we remember more fondly than we expected to.
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This Emergency Rescue Robot Is A Real Parkour Master
Advancements in robotics have led to companies using robots in emergencies. This quadruped robot can easily navigate terrain to help out in rescue situations.
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Building A Small Form Factor PC? Don't Forget To Consider These 10 Things First
Small form factor PCs are no different from regular computers in the sense that you can tailor them to your needs, but they do take more consideration to build.
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Why Do Batteries Have A Positive And Negative Side? (And Do They Always Have To Be Facing Opposite?)
Most people take batteries for granted without ever thinking about the significance of the positive and negative terminals or if they're even needed.
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These Settings Make iOS 26's New Liquid Glass Feature Even Better
Apple's next operating system will utilize a new concept called Liquid Glass as it's primary UI, but it might have readability concerns. Here's how to fix that.
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What Happened To The ChangEd App From Shark Tank Season 9?
The ChangEd app made its Shark Tank debut with the promise of helping students maintain their loan information, but what happened to it after the show?
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