Too Many Smart Devices Slow Your Internet – But This Could Be The Solution
Problems with slow downloads and endless buffering? Your growing device list may be to blame. Find out how to manage network congestion and improve performance.
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Does An Ethernet Splitter Reduce Speed?
Ethernet splitters are a useful component to have in the house when you have multiple devices utilizing Ethernet cables rather than a Wi-Fi.
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10 Home Improvement YouTube Channels You Should Be Following
From how-to guides to tool reviews and beyond, home improvement YouTube channels offer great insights for anyone tackling their own home renovation projects.
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This TV Easily Self-Mounts To A Wall In Seconds (And It's Totally Wireless)
Mounting a TV to a wall takes a lot of work, but if these new TVs shown off at CES 2026 take off, it'll just be a matter of sticking them to a wall.
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12 TV Upgrades Under $50 That Will Change Your Viewing Experience
Sometimes, upgrading your actual TV is not a necessity. These 12 TV upgrades for under $50 will be sure to change and improve your viewing experience.
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15 Things You Never Knew Your Xbox Could Do
Microsoft set out to make more than a game console with the latest gen of its Xbox console. These hidden tricks maximize its already considerable abilities.
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Is Starlink Mini Worth The Money? Here's What Actual Users Say
Before you purchase the Starlink Mini, see review of hardware prices, Roam plan costs, and real-world speed testing from actual users.
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Microsoft Doesn't Repair Most Xbox Controllers, But It Does Sell DIY Kits
Xbox controller repairs aren’t as aimple as sending them in to be fixed, and Microsoft’s solution puts more responsibility on the owner.
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How Much Does Microsoft Charge To Repair An Elite Xbox Controller?
Is your Xbox Elite Controller suffering from a button that doesn't respond or physical damage that makes it unusable? Here's what to do to get it fixed.
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The Steam Machine's Price Might Have Just Leaked And It's Not What We Hoped For
The has been a lot of buzz surrounding the Steam Machine console, and while nothing official has been released, we might have a good idea how much it will cost.
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What Is The Average Lifespan Of An Xbox Controller?
The Xbox controller as we know it has been around for more than two decades. Keeping a gaming controller is working order requires a few things.
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How To Set Up An Xbox Controller On Your TV With Bluetooth
No console? No problem. We found the easiest way to turn your smart TV into an Xbox using just a controller and the cloud. Check out the pairing steps.
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Samsung Unveils 'World's Largest' Micro RGB TV
"Go big or go home," as the saying goes, and Samsung is definitely going big with the new "world's largest" Micro RGB TV it's showing off at CES 2026.
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5 Of The Weirdest Things You'll Find At Denver International Airport
Beneath its calm exterior, Denver International Airport buzzes with legends, wild artwork, and underground tales few passengers notice.
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9 Of The Best-Rated 55-Inch TVs Under $500
Not all budget 4K TVs are equal. We compared expert reviews and real buyer feedback to find affordable sets that hold up in everyday use.
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8 Affordable Phone Carriers That Use Verizon's Network, Ranked By Price
Get Verizon network coverage without the high prices. Compare affordable carriers and find the plan the fits your requirements and budget.
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LG's New Wireless OLED TV Is So Thin It Practically Disappears On Your Wall
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, is always an opportune time for major electronic brands to debut their best tech for the new year.
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Study Shows Nearly A Quarter Of YouTube Videos Fed To New Accounts Are 'AI Slop'
AI slop is fast becoming an almost-unavoidable aspect of our digital lives, and it's especially bad for new YouTube accounts. Here's what's goingo n.
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How To Play PC Games On Your Android Device In 2026
Android gaming has come a long way -- long enough to enable you to play some of your PC games on Android devices. Here's how to do it in 2026.
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The Best Third-Party PS5 Controller, According To Gamers
Tired of stick drift on your DualSense? We looked at the top pro controllers for 2026 to see which one actually replaces the original. Check out our winners.
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How Long You Can Expect Your New QLED TV To Last
QLED TVs are great for budget and mid-range shoppers, but it's worth considering how long one will last before you shell out the money for it.
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5 Creative Uses For Your TV's Old Soundbar
Planning to upgrade your soundbar? Don't throw your old one away. Instead, deploy it with one of these five creative use cases.
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5 Of The Strangest Patents Owned By Nintendo
Nintendo is famous for its iconic and innovative game systems, but it also holds patents on several quirky and unreleased game-adjacent technologies.
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Yes, You Can Use A Roku Without Internet – But There's A Catch
With a little preparation, any Roku device can continue to act as a family media center, even if your home internet connection disappears completely.
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Where Are Nintendo Switches Built?
The Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 are some of the best-selling video game systems in recent history. Where are they actually manufactured?
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4 Simple Tips To Improve The Picture Quality On Your New Roku TV
Getting a new TV can be exciting, but its picture may not be configured right for your needs. Here's how to get the best picture from your Roku.
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This Hidden Google Setting Can Get You Real Results In The AI Age
As AI reshapes search engines, getting accurate news feels harder than ever. One overlooked Google feature can help you cut through the noise.
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