Noticed The New Phone App On Your iPad? Here's What It's For
Noticed a “Phone” app on your iPad? It’s not just an icon; it’s the latest way Apple is rolling calls and voicemails into your tablet workflow.
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Bright Spot On Your iPad Or iPhone Screen? Possible Causes, And What You Can Do
A bright spot on your iPhone or iPad screen can be more than a minor annoyance. Here’s what it means and why you may need professional repair.
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5 Reasons You Should Move To Linux Instead Of Windows 11
With support for Windows 10 ending in late 2025, you might be thinking of updating to Windows 11, but you'd be missing on all that Linux has to offer.
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5 Things You Should Never Plug Into Your Laptop's USB Ports (And Why)
USB ports are synonymous with the convenience of plug-and-play, but that doesn't mean every USB device is safe. Here are some things to watch out for.
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5 Uses For Your Android Tablet's USB-C Port
There are a number of unexpected, interesting ways you can take advantage of your Android tablet's USB-C port.
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This iPad Is The Best Pick In 2025 - And It's The Most Affordable In Apple's Lineup
Apple's high-end iPads get all the attention, thanks to their great specs and amazing performance. But it's a much humbler iPad that's the pick of the bunch.
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5 Settings You Might Want To Change After Updating To macOS Tahoe 26
macOS Tahoe is shaping up to be a divisive update, but it certainly brought a lot of new customization options that you might want to investigate.
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Every Amazon New Kindle Device You Can Buy, Ranked Worst To Best
If you're on the hunt for an e-reader, the Amazon Kindle family probably feels like a natural place to start looking. Here's how each current model compares.
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Can You Trust Amazon Basics PC Parts? This Is What Users Say
Amazon Basics sells everything from monitors to memory cards, but how do its PC parts really hold up? Here’s what buyers say about the budget brand.
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Do Wi-Fi Jammers Really Work? What To Know About The Home Security Threat
Wi-Fi Jammers are a recurring concern for many homeowners who rely on a wi-fi signal for home security, but how much of a threat are the devices?
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Are These Second Hand Mac Keyboards Worth Buying? Here's What Users Claim
Wondering if a second-hand Magic Keyboard is worth it? User experiences reveal both upsides and drawbacks you’ll want to check before buying.
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What's The Average Lifespan Of A Chromebook, And Are There Ways To Extend It?
Chromebooks are affordable laptops, but their longevity depends on more than hardware. Here’s how long they last and what you can do to extend their lifespan.
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Upgrading To macOS Tahoe? Your Favorite MacBook Feature Might Break
While many Apple users are enjoying the MacOS Tahoe update, there are some who regretting it and hoping for a fix to this overlooked keyboard feature.
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5 Handy Uses For Your MacBook's USB-C Port
Think your MacBook’s USB-C port is just for charging? It hides a few surprisingly useful tricks every owner should know.
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Here's How Much Data YouTube Uses Per Hour
YouTube has become one of the most popular sources of entertainment in the world, but it can easily use up your mobile plan's data if you're not careful.
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Yes, iPads Have Flashlights (But Only These Models)
Looking to use your iPad as a flashlight? It may be possible, but only if your iPad is one of a very few select models that include a flash.
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What Does 'Ti' Mean When It Comes To Nvidia GPUs?
Nvidia's GPUs have been considered some of the best on the market, including the Ti releases, but what does the Ti designation mean for owners?
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5 Settings To Disable On Your New Windows 11 Laptop
Windows has come to include a huge amount of features to make your everyday computing experience better, but you may not want all of them turned on at once.
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What Do Upstream And Downstream USB Ports Mean On A Monitor?
Ever notice upstream and dowstream USB ports on your monitor and wonder what they’re for? We explain the difference and what it means for your setup.
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5 Warning Signs That Your GPU Is Dying
Graphic cards are some of the most expensive components in desktop PCs, and recognizing when they're about to die can save you a lot of money.
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5 Of The Best, Cheap Graphics Cards Users Say Are Worth Buying In 2025
Most cheap GPUs are too old and outdated for modern software and games, but some can bring you great performances even at an affordable price.
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Why It's Safer To Use Apple's Passkeys Option Instead Of Passwords
Apple’s new Passwords app makes managing logins simpler, but there’s a reason its passkeys feature offers better security than sticking with passwords.
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Yes, Some Kindle Models Are Waterproof - Here's The IP Rating
It should come as no surprise that one of the most popular e-readers, the Amazon Kindle, has some waterproof options. But just how resistant are they?
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The Instagram App Is Better On iPad — Here's Why
Instagram has finally released a dedicated iPad version of its app, and it's a game-changer for fans of the platform. Let's look into some of the best changes.
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Do You Know What The ASUS Brand Name Actually Stands For?
Curious why ASUS sounds classical? It’s named after a mythical winged horse. There’s more to the story than you’d think.
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It's Not Cheap, But This E-Paper Notebook Is Unexpectedly Delightful
You can go with the iPad mini if you want, but maybe consider another option, because this E-paper notebook is worth considering.
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Can I Connect A MacBook Pro To Any Monitor? A Look At Its Compatibility
Apple builds its MacBook Pro laptops to support a wide variety of connections to external monitors -- but that also means there are a lot of confusiong options.
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