Are Gaming Phones Really Worth Buying?
If you’re wondering whether buying gaming phone is worth the money, the answer depends on how and where you play, with specs playing a key role.
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What's The Average Lifespan Of Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons
How long do Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons really last? From Joy-Con drift to wear and tear, here’s what owners can realistically expect over time.
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Why A Star Trek Episode Was Banned In Germany For Three Decades
"Star Trek" often looked at important topics through a sci-fi lens, but this season 2 episode was just too much for German censors back in 1968.
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Old Smartphones Are Being Used In An Unexpected Way To Protect Nature
Most consumers replace their smartphone roughly every two years in favor of a newer model, but those old phones are still very useful to the right person.
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Here's What Happens If You Leave Your Android Phone Dead For Too Long
Leaving your Android phone battery fully dead and uncharged for months on end can lead to this potential issue with the lithium-ion battery pack.
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There's One Monitor Feature PC Gamers Should Look Out For When Upgrading
All the little features like high refresh rate and UHD resolution in a computer monitor might seem trivial to non-gamers, but they can play a pivotal role.
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Can You Use An HDMI Splitter To Extend Your Display?
An HDMI splitter is a must-have accessory if you are looking to project duplicate content across multiple screens. Extending your display is a different story.
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What Is The Best Tablet Size For Artists
Gone are the days when artists used pencil and paper, as the digital age has upgraded them to tablets, eliminating waste baskets filled with crumpled paper.
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YouTube TV Vs. Fubo: Which Is Better?
YouTube TV and Fubo are two popular options when it comes to streaming live TV, but which is the better choice? Here's our detailed analysis.
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Meet The Ploopy Bean – A Mouse That Works Like A Lenovo ThinkPad Keyboard
If you're unsatisfied with a basic mouse, then Ploopy has you covered. The Ploopy Bean is a unique, open-source option for users who want a customizable mouse.
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Why You Simply Don't Need To Buy A Smartwatch Anymore
Smartwatches aren't the only way to track fitness, sleep, and notifications anymore, as smart rings and other wearables become increasingly popular.
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The $300 Samsung Phone Consumer Reports Recommends Buying
When Consumer Reports recommends a product, people listen, and this $300 Samsung phone caught its attention. Here's what you need to know.
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Here's What Happened To Sony's Vaio Laptops
Sony’s Vaio underwent a significant change in 2014 after the brand experienced instability, including weak sales amid a global decline in PC demand.
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The Design Flaw That Haunted The Xbox 360
The Xbox 360’s red ring of death was a mystery at first, but Microsoft identified the issue and spent over $1 billion implementing its remedy.
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Are Smartwatches Making The Traditional Watch Obsolete?
Are smartwatches making more traditional watches obsolete? From fitness tracking to luxury appeal, both still serve very different users today.
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Why Some Routers Have Two Networks (And What They Mean)
You may have noticed that your Wi-Fi router offers two network options and wondered which to use. Here's what you need to know to make the right choice for you.
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Here's Why Your Smart TVs Is Full Of Ads Now
Why are smart TVs suddenly full of advertisements? From streaming apps to home screen banners, TV makers are finding new ways to monetise viewers.
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Electric Cars Were Invented Much Earlier Than You Think
Electric cars aren't a modern invention. Learn how early battery-powered motors rivaled steam and internal combustion engines long before the rise of Tesla.
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Why Did Logitech Stop Making Universal Remotes
Logitech Harmony universal remotes were some of the best in the business, but times have changed. Here's why the company discontinued the popular gadgets.
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Vertical Or Horizontal: What's The Best Position For Your PlayStation 5
Like several other consoles before it, the PlayStation 5 can be placed either vertically or horizontally, but is there a preferred placement?
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The 'DC Extended Universe' Name Came From An Unexpected Source, Not Warner Bros
DC Extended Universe may sound like an official Warner Bros. name, but it actually originated from an unexpected source. Here's the real story behind DCEU.
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Why Almost No One Needs A Laptop Cooling Pad Anymore
While laptop cooling pads are often touted as huge performance enhancers, that's usually not true. Here's why they don't make sense for most users.
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The Star Wars Y-Wing Starfighter Has A Lot In Common With This WW2 Warplane
The gritty Rebel starfighters from the original "Star Wars" films were designed to evoke warplanes from WW2. The Y-Wing specifically had a clear inspiration.
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Here's What A White Dot On Your Android Phone's Screen Means
The Android status bar pops up all sorts of symbols from time to time, including a mysterious white dot. Here's what it means and what to do about it.
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Does The Blue Light On A Ring Camera Mean Someone Is Watching
Most Ring cameras have have a blue light, though depending on the model, they mean different things. It also depends on the light's pattern.
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Did VPcabs Virtual Pinball Machines Survive After Shark Tank? Here's What Happened After Season 7
Back in 2016, VPcabs pitched its virtual pinball machines to Shark Tank's investors. 10 years since that episode aired, the company has seen some major changes.
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Using Your Laptop On A Soft Surface Can Slowly Kill It - Here's Why
Laptop as a name may be something of a misnomer if you are hoping to preserve your computer's longevity.
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