5 Mini Gadgets To Buy In July 2026 (And 3 To Skip)
Tiny tech can be a huge convenience or a massive waste of cash. See which pocket-sized gadgets actually work and which ones you should leave on the shelf.
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5 Useful Accessories Every OnePlus Owner Needs
If you own a OnePlus device, there are tons of first- and third-party accessories that can elevate your experience. Here are some of the best ones.
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5 Amazon Alexa Features That Users Love
Amazon Alexa has become a common part of everyday life, but it can do more than answer questions and play music. Here are five Alexa features that users love.
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10 Cool Gadgets You Can Only Buy In Japan
Japan is packed with niche and quirky gadgets you can't buy elsewhere, and they use ingenious design to solve common problems in the home and on the road.
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4 Solar-Powered Gadgets Users Swear By
In the day and age where having your electronics fully charged is paramount, solar-powered devices can keep you topped off even in the middle of nowhere.
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5 Useful Accessories Every AirTag User Needs
AirTags are the best type of location trackers for general use, and attaching them to one of these accessories will ensure their key flaws are fixed.
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What That Blinking Light On Your Wireless Charger Means
If you sat down to use your wireless charger, only to see a blinking light, there's thankfully no need to panic. Here's what that flashing LED means.
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5 Useful iPad Accessories Cheaper Than Apple Brand Products
Apple has some really nice and reliable accessories for its products, but sometimes the prices are simply just too high for the average buyer.
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7 Gadgets You Should Probably Avoid Buying From Temu
Massive discounts come with massive risks. Why buying cheap, uncertified tech from knockoff could cost you more money, and your safety, in the long run.
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8 Useful Smart Home Sensors Every Homeowner Should Have
Smart home sensors work hand-in-hand with various gadgets to make daily life more comfortable. Here are eight smart home sensors every homeowner needs.
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How Do Those 'Privacy' Phone Screen Protectors Work?
While privacy phone screen protectors may seem to use some kind of high-end technology, they actually rely on a common technique for blocking your view.
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Users And Manufacturers Disagree On How Long Wireless Keyboards Should Last - Here's Why
You're hammering away at your wireless keyboard daily, sometimes for hours at a time, so even with premium components, they're going to wear down.
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What Does CE Stand For On Electronics?
If you ever look at an electronic or an electronics battery, it always has a bunch of small symbols on it that might as well be hieroglyphics.
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9 Third-Party MagSafe Products That Can Compete With Apple
Apple offers some intriguing MagSafe accessories, but they can be a bit expensive, limited in features, or basic-looking.
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What Makes An International Alexa Device Different From An American One?
That international Alexa device may look like a great deal, but it could be hiding some unseen costs. Here's what you need to know about the differences.
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8 Gadgets & Electronics You Should Never Leave Plugged In Overnight
From conserving energy to lowering utility bills to preventing physical harm, there are some gadgets and electronics it's better to leave unplugged at night.
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8 Cheap Smart Home Gadgets Under $30 That Are Actually Worth Buying
You don't need a massive budget to upgrade your space. Check out these affordable smart home gadgets that bring ultimate convenience to your everyday space.
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4 Screen Protector Brands That Offer Lifetime Warranty
Looking to buy a new screen protector for your smartphone? Here are some brands that offer a lifetime replacement warranty if you crack the protector.
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How Long Do Owners Say Mechanical Keyboards Usually Last?
Mechanical keyboards have a reputation for being more reliable than traditional membrane keyboards, but how long can you expect a mechanical keyboard to last?
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Motorola PIP1710 Connect Review: A Solid Baby Monitor Without A Subscription
While Motorola's PIP1710 Connect baby monitor has a wide range of useful features and offers high quality video, it doesn't quite justify its high price point.
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4 Cheap Webcams That Can Actually Beat Your Laptop Camera
Most built-in laptop cameras top out around 1080p, and a handful of affordable external webcams can noticeably outperform them on video calls.
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5 Power Banks That Do More Than Just Charging
While there's no dearth of good power banks, you can now find various options that offer other perks too. Here are some of the best multi-purpose power banks.
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10 Home Office Trends That Are Actually Useful
The pandemic pushed millions of workers into home offices. Years later, new trends in comfort and aesthetics continue to elevate the workspace.
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5 Of The Best Camera Lenses For Android Phones
While most flagship smartphones all come with multiple camera lenses, if you take your photography serious, you're going to want something more powerful.
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One Redditor's Invention Might Have Made Your High-End Desktop Mouse Redundant
If computer peripherals are taking up your desk space and there's no place to set your coffee, this elegant new gadget could be your solution.
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Do Kindles Emit Blue Light?
Blue light is known to disrupt our circadian rhythms, so the kind of devices you use before bed really matter. Are traditional Kindles better for you?
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13 IKEA Finds That Will Upgrade Your Home Office
These popular standing desks, monitor stands, and more will transform your home office into a sleek, organized space with ergonomic design.
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Large Power Bank Vs. Solar Charger - Which Is Better For Camping Trips?
Either a large power bank or a solar charger can serve you well on your next camping trip, depending on your needs. Here's how to decide which is right for you.
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10 Of The Best Wireless Power Banks For iPhone & Android
Power banks keep you connected whether you're in an airport or on an off-grid adventure. Get the right one for you by learning about specs and capabilities.
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What Is The Button On A Portable Power Bank For?
Your portable power bank is a fairly straightforward and simple device to use, but what does the button you can find on your device do?
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12 MacBook Accessories Under $50 That Are Actually Worth Buying
Skip the gimmicks that end up forgotten in a drawer. Here are the most practical, budget-friendly MacBook accessories that will upgrade your daily workflow.
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Android (18)
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3 Big Changes Coming To Google Messages In 2026
Android may finally be getting the texting features they've been waiting for. See how updates to media sharing and group chats will fix your daily threads.
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Android 17 Could Be Hiding A Long Awaited Google Pixel Photo Feature
Among the many tweaks and improvements Android 17 promises to bring to Pixel phones, users think they've discovered a long-requested Photos feature, too.
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OnePlus Users Allegedly Facing Warranty Issues As Rumors Grow, Leaving Owners Frustrated
OnePlus owners in Europe say the company isn't offering straightforward repairs anymore, and the timing lines up with rumors about an exit from the region.
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Why There's A Briefcase Symbol On Your Android Phone's Screen (And How To Turn It Off)
If a briefcase icon shows up in your status bar or app drawer on Android, it means your phone is quietly running two separate app spaces behind the scenes.
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Owners Say These Are The Most Reliable Android Phones
Android phones have had a lot of highs and lows over the years, but these models stand out among users as the most reliable brands.
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How To Easily Free Up Space On Your Samsung Galaxy Without Losing Photos
While smartphone storage continues to expand with more expensive variants, not every Samsung phone sports a sufficient amount of space for avid photographers.
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Why Samsung's Galaxy FE Series Is Cheaper Than Its Galaxy S Series
Choosing between a Galaxy FE phone and the pricier Galaxy S lineup comes down to hardware trade-offs Samsung makes to hit that lower price tag.
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4 Cool Ways To Use The Button On Samsung's S Pen
The latest iterations of Samsung's S Pen for the Galaxy series phone has some very handy features, but they may not be obvious to new users.
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Increase Your Google Pixel Phone's Display Brightness Using This Simple Trick
The latest Google Pixel phones have some of the most vibrant displays on the market, but you'll have to do some work to get peak brightness. Here's how.
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5 Things Google Pixel Owners Want From The Pixel 11
Google Pixel owners are already gearing up for the Pixel 11 announcement, and there's quite a few things they want to see improved over previous models.
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What Does The Shield In The Battery Icon Mean On A Samsung Phone?
Have you updated and noticed a new icon in the battery indicator area on your Samsung phone? Here's what it means and whether you should disable it.
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5 Android Phones With The Longest Software Support Guarantees
Seven years of software updates has become the new baseline for some Android phones, and at least one option actually goes even further than that.
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5 Ways You Should Be Using The Samsung Galaxy Secure Folder
Samsung offers a means of protecting your data with the Galaxy Secure Folder, and it's actually an incredibly versatile way to keep data from prying eyes.
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5 Samsung Galaxy Features You Have To Enable Yourself
Samsung Galaxy phones come loaded with many handy features, but not all of them are on by default. Here are five Galaxy features you have to enable yourself.
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If You're Missing Calls On Your Google Pixel Phone, You're Not Alone
While they might not be used for it as much as in days past, the main function of a mobile phone, even for Pixel phones, is to be able to receive phone calls.
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Google Is Rolling Out A New App That Stores Your Digital Signature On Your Phone
A brand-new Google app for storing digital signatures hasn't even shown up in official update notes yet, but it's already partially active on select phones.
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4 Samsung Galaxy Modes And Routines That Users Love
Modes and Routines are underrated by many Samsung Galaxy phone users, even though the automations they enable can be extremely useful throughout your day.
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You Shouldn't Wait For The Google Pixel 11 — Here's Why
Holding out for the next Pixel model sounds reasonable in theory, but the specs we've seen so far don't really paint a picture worth waiting for.
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New Google Photos Update Changes How The App Looks On Your Android Phone
Google Photos is getting a new look on Android, with a redesigned bottom menu that should feel familiar to anyone who has used the iPhone app recently.
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Why Google Maps Says 'Preview' Instead Of 'Start' – And How To Fix It
Ever noticed that Google Maps sometimes gives you a Preview option instead of the usual Start when you're navigating a route? Here's why and how to fix it.
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DuckDuckGo Will Now Block YouTube Ads By Default On iOS, Windows, And macOS
DuckDuckGo's browser now blocks YouTube video ads by default on several platforms, giving users another way around the usual ad overload online.
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Spotify Finally Updated One Of Its Best Library Features
If you're an ardent Spotify user, you would be annoyed at how the streaming service limited this one feature. The latest update now overrides the limit.
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5 Reasons You Should Switch To YouTube Music
While Spotify and Apple Music are often the go-to choices for streaming music, YouTube Music also has many perks that might make you jump ship.
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You Can Stop Instagram From Using Tracking Data To Sell You Stuff - Here's How
Instagram can use activity from other businesses to shape what appears on your phone, but one setting gives you more control over that data.
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This Essential Browser Extension Hides All The Knockoff Brands On Amazon
If you're shopping a lot on Amazon and concerned about running into knockoffs, a new browser extension promises to help identify them before you buy.
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10 Of The Best iPad Widgets, According To Tablet Users
Transform your iPad from a giant phone into a total powerhouse. Discover the top-rated widgets real users rely on for smarter tracking and productivity.
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4 Reasons Why People Ditch Discord
Discord remains a go-to platform for gamers, but some users are looking elsewhere as concerns about the app continue to adversely affect their experience.
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5 Exclusive iPad Features You Won't Find On An Android Tablet
While Android tablets have come a long way in recent years, there's still a handful of features that you can only find on Apple's iPad tablet.
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Why Doesn't Google Maps Work In South Korea?
Google and South Korea recently came to an agreement allowing Google Maps to use a vital data source, but full driving navigation is still missing from the app.
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Uber And Lyft Surge Pricing Is Affecting Some Users More, Says Consumer Reports
Popular rideshare apps Uber and Lyft are charging customers in the same area for the same routes different prices, according to Consumer Reports.
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4 Reasons Why Alexa+ Is Actually Worth Paying For In 2026
Alexa+ massively upgrades the old Alexa with advanced AI features. If you're on the fence about whether to opt for Alexa+, here are some of its best perks.
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Why Does The Blue Dot On Google Maps Keep Changing Sizes?
If your Google Maps blue dot keeps ballooning and shrinking while you're trying to navigate, there's a specific cause behind it, plus a quick fix worth trying.
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5 Android Phone Apps You Can Safely Uninstall
Most Android phones ship with preinstalled apps nobody asked for, and several categories of them can be removed without affecting how the phone runs.
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4 Google Features Trapped Behind A Paywall On Android Phones
There's a common notion that Google's features are generally free, but it's not entirely true. Here are some Google features that require a subscription.
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What Does The 'Z' Symbol Mean On Google Maps?
Of all the icons and symbols that you may come across in Google Maps, one that may confuse you is a recurring "Z" symbol. Here's what it means.
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What Do The Icons And Emojis On Waze Mean?
Waze's icons aren't as self-explanatory as the ones on Google Maps, but once you know what they're indicating, the app becomes a lot easier to use.
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12 Hidden iPhone Voice Memo Features You Should Start Using
The iPhone's built-in Voice Memo app functionally replaced a half-dozen gadgets from a simpler time, but not everyone knows how deep its capabilities go.
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You Should Use Google Maps' Lists Feature More Often - Here's Why
Many people may not be aware of what the Lists feature is for inside the Google Maps app, or how to best utilize it. Here's why you should start using Lists.
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Who Owns Waze And How Does The App Make Money?
Waze is a free, crowd-funded alternative to popular navigation apps like Google Maps. But what company is behind Waze, and how does it manage to stay afloat?
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Artificial Intelligence (8)
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Wyoming Water Recycling Finally Safe To Restart After Meta's Data Center Contamination
AI data centers consume massive amounts of power and water, but Wyoming's capital city recently found out that these facilities can contaminate resources, too.
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Chinese Tech Company Reveals Robot Companions For Sale (With An Eye Watering Price)
A tech firm just launched robot companions that have human-like skin and can read your emotions. Because ignoring every single sci-fi warning is a great idea.
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Can Your Amazon Alexa Devices Be Hacked?
Amazon Alexa has seen its share of security research and exploits over the years. Find out what those attacks involved and how much risk remains today.
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Heatwaves Push US To Use Emergency Energy Backups - But Data Centers Get Priority
AI data centers drain our resources and stress the grid. Now, a new federal order allows them to run on backup power to protect against public grid blackouts.
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Ford Replaced Engineers With AI But Had To Hire Them Back Pretty Quickly
Artificial intelligence isn't capable of doing everything a human being can do, which is why so many blue collar jobs are safe from the technology.
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A Walmart Manager Uses AI To Get Workers Home On Time - Here's How
Using an AI-powered app, this Walmart manager helped solve a long-running inefficiency in the trucking industry to help get workers home on time.
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The '60s Vision Of AI Vs. The Reality In 2026
The 1960s was mostly optimistic for robotics and artificial intelligence if you look at The Jetsons or Lost in Space, but then there's 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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Your Google Gemini Data Is Being Used For A Lot More Than Just Sending You Ads
It's more than a little creepy when you mention something in passing to a friend and you suddenly see ads for that thing pop up on your phone.
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Why Did Smartphone Makers Stop Putting Headphones In The Box?
The number of accessories in the box of a new smartphone has continuously and gradually shrunk over time, despite users looking forward to new earbuds.
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5 Of The Best Audio Upgrades For Your Setup, According To Home Theater Enthusiasts
Looking to expand the abilities of your home theater setup? Here are five suggestions that audio enthusiasts suggest you make to achieve maximum quality.
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5 Portable Cassette Players Every Audiophile Should Know About
Cassette tapes are on the verge of a comeback as users flock to vintage media, and these five cassette tape players are great for new users.
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Not Sonos, Not Samsung: This Is Consumer Reports' Best Rated Budget Soundbar
You might expect Sonos or Samsung to top any list of top audio devices, but that's not what Consumer Reports found out when it came to budget soundbars.
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9 Of The Best Clip-On Earbuds You Can Buy In 2026
Clip-on earbuds may not offer the sound quality and noise-canceling features of over-ear options, but they're great for staying active and aware.
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5 Of The Biggest Issues With Apple HomePods, According To Owners
Apple's HomePods were meant to be the next big evolution of home speakers, but a series of recurring issues means they've become an annoyance for users.
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How To Get The Best Audio Out Of Your MacBook Pro
If you own a MacBook Pro and you want to hear your music in the best possible fidelity, take these steps to get the highest quality audio possible.
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How To Get The Best Audio Out Of Your Subwoofer
If you love music with a solid bottom, you need to make sure your subwoofer is delivering peak performance. Here are some tips about how to make that happen.
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How Long Do Owners Say Sennheiser Headphones Usually Last?
Sennheiser makes some of the best premium headphones on the market, and the high price comes with a big benefit. Here's how long you can expect a pair to last.
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What Does 'Sennheiser' Actually Mean?
Sennheiser has been one of the most reputable audio brands for decades, and its name may sound puzzling to those unfamiliar with the German language.
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Not Apple, Not Bose: These Wireless Earbuds Get Consumer Reports' Best Audio Score
Consumer Reports tested wireless earbuds across multiple brands, and the top scores for sound quality went to a couple of names that might surprise you.
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Yes, Headphones Existed In The 1960s - Here's What They Looked Like
A good part of headphones is one of the most important accesories for listening to music, and they'e not changed that much since their introduction.
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The 4 Best Audio Settings For Watching Sports
Live sports are one of the best reasons to own a fancy home entertainment setup, but you should check these settings to make sure you get the best audio.
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What The LED Colors On Your Amazon Echo Speaker Actually Mean
The LED on your Amazon Echo Speaker has a number of color settings that tell you what's going on with your device. Here's what they mean.
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Your Bose QuietComfort Headphone Buttons Do More Than Pause Music
There buttons on your Bose QuietComfort Headphones are useful for pausing your music in a pinch, but they actually allow you to do much more.
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5 Devices That Support Lossless Apple Music Streaming
If you're looking to take advantage of Apple's lossless audio offerings, you might be surprised to find you already have a device that supports it.
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5 Of The Most Reliable Self-Driving Car Modes, According To Users
Self-driving modes are becoming more common in cars as the technology evolves, and these five self-driving modes rank among the most reliable.
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Uber And Waymo Broke Up In This Major US City - Here's Why
Waymo and Uber struck a deal to collaborate in 2023, with Waymo's autonomous vehicles get added to Uber's fleet for ride-hailing and delivery services.
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The 2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit Is A Tech Powerhouse
Between the Maserati-based engine, an HDMI port for streaming, and hands-free driving on the highway, the 2026 Grand Cherokee Summit is stacked with tech.
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Here's Why Apple Is Skipping The M6 Chip For The Next-Gen MacBook Pro
To win the AI war, Apple is reshaping its chip roadmap. Find out what chip the next MacBook will launch with and what upgrades are expected in the future.
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Not Lenovo, Not ASUS: This Chromebook Gets Consumer Reports' Top Rating
While Lenovo and Asus are well-known for producing top-rated Chromebooks, Consumer Reports says one from a rival company took the top spot in a recent roundup.
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4 Common Problems With Dell PCs
Dell is one of the most recognizable brand names in the computer industry, but it's not always because of how amazing its computers are, unfortunately.
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Cloud Storage Vs. Local Storage: Is One Safer For Your Personal Data?
Stop guessing with your digital life. Find out which storage method actually keeps your private files safe from theft, loss, and accidental deletion.
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5 Cool Things You Probably Didn't Know Your MacBook Could Do
You might think you know your MacBook laptop inside and out, but there's a decent chance these five cool things aren't features you've used before.
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How Does The MacBook Air Stay Cool Without A Fan?
The MacBook Air doesn't have a built-in fan, yet it still handles heat efficiently. Find out what keeps it cool and how it's designed to avoid overheating.
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Is Apple's Touch ID Button On Your MacBook Actually Safe?
Apple's Touch ID button on MacBook makes unlocking simple, but how safe is the fingerprint tech behind it compared with passwords and Face ID?
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What Does The Flashing Folder With A Question Mark Mean On A Mac?
If you've noticed a flashing folder icon with a question mark whenever you boot your Mac, it could be a sign of a serious hardware issue. Here's what to do.
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5 Disadvantages Of Buying A Used Laptop
A discounted used laptop looks appealing until you factor in a few specific trade-offs that can end up costing more than the savings were worth.
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4 Overrated Laptop Screen Features You Shouldn't Pay For
Laptop display technology offers so many options that it's easy to feel like you should pay extra for features that will theoretically improve your experience.
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5 Reasons Why Your PC May Be Overheating
Keeping your computer cool is vital for its long-term health, but sometimes the temps get away from you. Here are 5 reasons why your PC may be overheating.
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Intel Just Made PC Gaming Even More Expensive With These New Price Hikes
Prices are skyrocketing on PC components as RAM and storage shortages affect users around the world, and that includes a slew of Intel components.
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10 Amazon Best Sellers Worth Buying In July 2026
Summer has officially landed, and Amazon has cool July deals, ranging from travel aids like AirTags to staycation relaxation accessories like new headphones.
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Electric Vehicles (2)
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Dead Waymo Robotaxi Batteries Left Cars Stranded In San Francisco Traffic Jam
Autonomous? More like autono-mess! These self-driving taxis are in the news, again. This time for contributing to a holiday traffic nightmare.
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Here's How Much A 2022 Lucid Air Has Depreciated In Just 4 Years
The 2022 Lucid Air was a six-figure luxury sedan. Now, a brutal depreciation drop has made this high-end electric vehicle the ultimate used bargain.
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Entertainment (1)
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Stephen King Doesn't Like This Sci-Fi Show — Or The Book He Wrote That Inspired It
Though his books are renowned for their gripping plotlines and surprise endings, King doesn't think everything he's written was worth the fuss.
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Gaming (17)
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Why Is Buying An Old Nintendo Wii So Much Cheaper Than A GameCube?
Shopping for a used Nintendo Wii or GameCube? The surprising price gap between the two classic consoles comes down to more than just their age.
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The 8 Best Features That Come With NVIDIA GPUs
NVIDIA GPUs have set the standard for the gaming industry and beyond, offering features other manufacturers can't touch. Here are eight of the top highlights.
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Sony Now Faces A Huge Lawsuit For Over $400 Million As Fans Are Left Outraged
This isn't even the only massive lawsuit Sony is dealing with right now, as a separate case in the U.K. is seeking billions over similar accusations.
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The Sound Effect That Still Haunts Nintendo Wii Users 20 Years Later
The Nintendo Wii is an iconic gaming console for a lot of people, but a certain sound was one aspect that was actually quite terrifying for players.
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What Does A Flashing Green Light Mean On Your Nintendo Switch Dock?
If you've hooked up your Nintendo Switch to a TV and noticed the dock has a flashing green light, it's a sign that something could be wrong with your console.
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Why Your Nintendo Wii Looks Terrible On Modern TVs (And How Fix It)
The Nintendo Wii was revolutionary for its time, but it may take some work if you want it to make this classic console look good on a modern TV.
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9 PlayStation Plus Perks You're Probably Not Using
A PlayStation Plus membership gets subscribers way more than the ability to play online. These perks are well worth the price of admission to Sony's network.
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It's The Beginning Of The End For The Original Nintendo Switch
Nintendo is being forced to adapt to a major regulatory change, but it is also turning this into an opportunity to slow down production of the Nintendo Switch.
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It Might Be Cheaper To Buy A Nintendo Switch 2 In Japan, But There's Just One Problem
The Japanese version of the Nintendo Switch 2 costs less than the U.S. model, but there's a huge caveat that can easily change the math for import shoppers.
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Why Did The Nintendo GameCube Fail?
The GameCube was an interesting console with many memorable games, but it wasn't enough for it to garner the same level of success as other Nintendo hardware.
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What That Port On The Bottom Of The GameCube Was Actually For
The GameCube's time may be officially over, but it left some nostalgia and mystery behind, like what's that port on the bottom for? Here's the answer.
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5 Disadvantages Of Buying A PlayStation 5
While the PlayStation 5 is arguably the best latest-gen console, it certainly has its caveats. Here are some disadvantages that hold the PS5 back.
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This Forgotten GameCube Feature Was Decades Ahead Of Its Time
Long before the Wii U made dual screens a selling point, the GameCube was already experimenting with the same idea through an overlooked accessory.
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What Does The Flashing Light Mean On An Xbox Controller?
It can be frustrating to settle in for a night of gaming only to realize your controller has a problem, so what do you do if the Xbox logo keeps flashing?
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A Potential Lawsuit Against Valve Might Have You Rethinking The Value Of Steam Sales
A class action claim (and potential lawsuit) filed by a non-profit organization is alleging that Valve is exerting unfair control over the PC game market.
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What Makes Japanese Nintendo Switch 2 Consoles Different From American Ones?
Buying a Nintendo Switch 2 in Japan comes with a different set of rules than buying one anywhere else, tied to language, accounts, and even pricing details.
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Future Xbox Tech Might Let You Digitize Physical Games
Hot on the heels of PlayStation announcing the end of disc-based games, reports have surfaced that Xbox is working on a system that will digitize old discs.
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Home Entertainment (14)
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Nvidia Might Have Quietly Killed One Of The Best Android Streaming Boxes
Nvidia has not announced the end of the Shield TV, but the base model's retail availability situation is starting to look a lot like a quiet farewell.
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Fandango Is Updating Its Streaming Service Yet Again
Movie ticket seller and streaming service owner Fandango is once again making changes to said streamer, after already implementing several past revamps.
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How Long Do TVs Last Outside? Here's What Owners Say
If you're thinking about putting a regular indoor television outside, these users might have some insights.
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DVD Vs. Blu-Ray: What's The Difference?
DVD vs. Blu-ray looks like a simple size upgrade, but the real gap between the two formats hides in the light and the numbers. Here's the difference.
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4 Cheaper Soundbars You Should Try Instead Of A Sonos
Sonos soundbars deliver great sound, but they come at a premium, and there are several cheaper alternatives that match a lot of the same features.
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Why Are DVDs So Much Cheaper Than Streaming And Blu-Ray?
Even today, you can get a DVD to watch your favorite movie at an absurdly low price. How come a regular DVD is so cheap compared to modern alternatives?
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What Is The Best Soundbar Size For Your TV?
Want to improve the audio experience at home and wondering which soundbar you should opt for? Here's how to pick the best one based on the size of your TV.
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Why Your Fire TV Stick Has Gotten Slower (And How To Fix It)
If your Fire TV Stick feels like it's dragging its feet lately, buying a replacement isn't your only option — and the fix might only take a few minutes.
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3 Disadvantages Of Buying An Apple TV
While Apple has some great streaming devices in its lineup, they sure have their drawbacks. Here are some cons that could be dealbreakers for you.
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Smart Switches Vs. Smart Bulbs: What's Better For Your Home?
Smart lighting isn't all the same, which is why you should understand how to choose between smart bulbs and smart switches when upgrading your home.
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Why Do TV Remotes Feel So Cheap?
A $50 streaming stick can ship with a sleek Bluetooth remote, so why does the TV next to it still come with a clunky button-covered brick?
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Here's How Much Your Original Nintendo Wii Is Worth Today
The Nintendo Wii was a revolutionary console when it first released, with its Nunchuk controller that got players to move while playing their favorite games.
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Hisense Just Made TV Streaming Safer For Kids, But There's One Problem
Hisense will be releasing a new remote aimed at making streaming safter for kids, but you might have to wait a while before you can try it in the US.
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How To Easily Free Up Space On Your Roku
Sometimes, you might run into issues when trying to add new apps on your Roku device, possibly because too much storage space is being used.
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iPhone (20)
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Your iPhone Can Set A Timer Without Opening The App - Here's How
You don't need to open the Clock app every time to set a quick timer on your iPhone. Here are some shortcuts that make the process much faster.
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11 Of The Most Overlooked iOS Features, According To Users
Apple's iOS remains a technological marvel nearly 20 years after its debut. Here are some of the most overlooked features users may not be aware of.
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The 2 Reasons Why Your iPhone Isn't Showing Battery Health Anymore
The battery health indicator on your iPhone is important for tracking how much charge you have left, but it doesn't always show up. Here's why that happens.
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You Can Stop Your iPhone's Side Button From Ending Calls - Here's How
If accidentally ending calls on your iPhone by pressing the side button is driving you nuts, there is a straightforward solution to fix this issue.
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Why Is The iPhone 'E' Series So Much Cheaper?
Since 2025, Apple has sold the cheaper iPhone "E" series, but why exactly is it less expensive, and what differentiates it from the flagship iPhone?
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Israel's Powerful 'Iron Beam' Laser Is Going Airborne - Here's How
Weaponized lasers are no longer science fiction. Discover how Israel is taking its powerful air defense system airborne to neutralize threats.
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Glenn Close And Willem Dafoe Starred In A Forgotten Blade Runner-Inspired Sci-Fi Movie
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Daryl Hannah starred in some of the biggest movies of the '80s, but even her star power couldn't save this HBO remake of a classic sci-fi B movie.
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OpenAI Has Already Discontinued Its Controversial ChatGPT Atlas Browser
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Americans Might Still Get To See The 2026 Solar Eclipse - Here's How
People living far up in the northern hemisphere, such as Iceland and Greenland will be able to see the 2026 total solar eclipse, while others aren't as lucky.
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5 Rules To Follow Before Clicking On A Suspicious Link
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SpaceX Wants To Keep Important Supplies Floating In Space - Here's Why
SpaceX is working on something unusual in orbit, and it could open the door to a very different kind of space mission than most people expect.
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Nearly 50 years ago, NASA launched what would become its first interstellar spacecraft, and this year Voyager 1 is set to reach a huge milestone.
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5 Reasons Why People Ditch Smart Refrigerators
Smart refrigerators sound like exactly the kind of futuristic technology everyone would want in their home, but these devices actually some with huge headaches.
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Steven Spielberg Was So Disappointed By This Sci-Fi Show, He Removed His Name From It
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How Long Do Users Say Android Watches Typically Last?
Android smartwatches share the same problem regardless of the manufacturer behind them, though some brands are committed to longer lifespans than others.
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