5 Uses For Your Smart TV's USB Ports
If you've bought a TV in the past 10 years, it almost certainly has a USB port on the back or side of it, but have you ever actually used it?
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Are Our Seasons Really Getting Out Of Sync?
The seasons don't operate like clockwork, they are subject to the vagaries of elevation and weather patterns, and they don't always line up.
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ChatGPT Just Got A Useful New Feature No Other Chatbot Can Match
OpenAI just added the ability to branch conversations in ChatGPT, giving users the ability to explore different paths from any point in a chat.
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Vince Vaughn's Excellent Apple TV+ Series Is Flying Under Everyone's Radar
It's been a little over a year since the comedic crime series Bad Monkey debuted on Apple TV+, and this Vince Vaughn vehicle deserves more attention.
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The TSA Rule About Electronics Every Traveler Should Know
The TSA has a seemingly endless list of specific rules about what you can take on a plane. If you're traveling with electronics, here's what you need to know.
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This Accessory Maker Has Already Started Selling iPhone 17 Cases
Apple has yet to even announce the iPhone 17, but cheeky case maker Dbrand has already started selling cases, screen protectors, and more.
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What Is A Blood Moon? Here's What Causes This Lunar Anomaly
Every couple of years, the moon slowly goes dark before taking on a bloody pallor colloquially known as a blood moon, but what causes it to turn red?
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Massive Galaxy S26 Leak Teases 3 Big Changes For Samsung's Flagship Phones
Just days before Apple's iPhone 17 event, a massive Galaxy S26 leak has seemingly revealed a few significant design changes coming to Samsung's flagship.
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How Much Cheaper Is It To Drive An Electric Vehicle Than A Gas Car In 2025?
Electric cars have made a huge dent in the automobile argument, but in 2025, are gas vehicles still less expensive, or are EVs the better investment?
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5 Of The Best Free Measurement Apps On Android
Smartphones can perform dozens of tasks that you'd never expect from a phone, and luckily, Android offers a variety of different free measurement apps.
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The 5 Biggest Announcements From ShowStoppers At IFA 2025
IFA 2025 officially begins on September 5, but the ShowStoppers event on Thursday gave us an early look at some of the trade show's most exciting reveals.
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Here's How To Use Google Wallet's Handy 'Everything Else' Feature
Beyond credit cards, you can add tickets, passes, access cards, IDs, and more to Google Wallet with the "Everything else" feature. Here's how to use it.
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Garmin Just Debuted The Brightest Smartwatch To Date With An Eye-Watering Price Tag
Garmin says its new Fenix 8 Pro MicroLED is the "brightest smartwatch ever built," but it's going to cost you a pretty penny to acquire one.
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One Of ChatGPT's Best Paid Features Is Now Available For Free
Projects were originally exclusive to paid ChatGPT users, but now free users can start organizing their chats with projects as well.
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Apple's Foldable iPhone Could Feature The All-Screen Design We've Been Waiting For
Rumors about Apple moving the selfie camera and Face ID under the display have been floating around for years, but it might finally happen soon.
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Adobe Is Bringing Premiere To iPhone And Will Let Users Edit Videos For Free
If you're looking for a great, free video editor for your iPhone, Adobe is preparing to launch a mobile version of Premiere in the App Store later this month.
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Starlink Vs. Viasat: Is There A Starlink Alternative Worth Using?
SpaceX's Starlink has been making waves with its satellite internet service, but its competitor Viasat may be a better option for your needs.
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Baseus XH1 Headphones Review: Better Than Anything Else At The Price
If you're looking for a new pair of headphones with great sound that don't break the bank, it's worth giving the Baseus Inspire XH1 headphones a look.
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4 Electronics The TSA Bans From Carry-On Bags
Electronics are more essential to our daily lives than ever, so when packing for a flight, it helps to know ahead of time what the TSA bans from carry-on bags.
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iPhone 17 Air Will Reportedly Cost $200 More Than The Cheapest iPhone 16 Plus
According to a new report, the iPhone 17 Air is expected to start at $1,099, which would be a $200 increase over the most affordable iPhone 16 Plus.
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Ecovacs' New Robovac Can Fast Charge And Climb Your (Very Small) Stairs
Ecovacs debuted its new X11 OmniCyclone robotic vacuum and mop at IFA 2025, complete with fast charging and the ability to climb small stairs.
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Meta Might Be Scanning Your Photos Without You Knowing: Here's How To Stop It
AI seems to be popping up in every corner of the internet, and Meta could be using your photos and data to train its own AI. Here's how to stop them.
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How To Play YouTube Videos In The Background On Your Android Without Premium
Being able to keep a YouTube video playing in the background is a big benefit of subscribing to YouTube Premium, but that might not be necessary soon.
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Instagram For iPad Is Finally Here: Better 15 Years Late Than Never
At long last, there's an official Instagram app for iPad, and while the focus in on Reels, you can also scroll through your feed on a bigger screen.
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Google's Veo 3 Powers The Photo-To-Video Feature In Google Photos
The photo-to-video feature in Google Photos now uses the new Veo 3 AI video generation model to turn still images into videos: Here's where you'll find it.
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XGIMI Debuts Horizon 20 Series With Built-In Netflix And Its First Enterprise Projector
XGIMI is introducing its Horizon 20, Horizon 20 Pro, and Horizon 20 Max projectors at IFA 2025, along with the commercial-focused Titan projector.
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The First Apple TV+ K-Drama Is A Sci-Fi Series Like No Other
Apple TV+ hasn't spent quite as much time as other streamers building up a library of K-dramas, but Dr. Brain was its first and is still one of its best.
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