Can you run regular Ethernet cables outside?
Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should.
Read MoreThis Week's Articles
Back to Archive IndexAccessories (7)
-
-
Smart bulbs are easy to install, but this smart home upgrade is more inclusive
Smart bulbs are a natural entry point to smart home tech, but they come with some annoyances. Use these instead.
Read More -
Here's how to test a CR2032 battery to see if it's good
CR2032 batteries are found in a lot of gadgets around your home. They're easy to test when they run low, especially if you have the appropriate devices.
Read More -
The beneficial purpose of 'IQ' on your Anker chargers
Anker's PowerIQ technology helps identify and charge your devices more efficiently.
Read More -
How to know it's time to replace your router
One of the issues with internet routers is that it's not always obvious when it's not working as it should. Here's how to check if it could be on its way out.
Read More -
Why your USB device keeps disconnecting (and how to fix it)
If your USB peripheral is on the fritz, it's worth doing some troubleshooting with the port itself. Give these steps a try.
Read More -
Don't throw away your old USB charging cables — Repurpose them instead
The charger from your three-generations-ago phone can still be useful. Here are several ways to use old cables, both indoors and out.
Read More
AI (13)
-
-
Elvis Presley's estate is suing Anthropic over copyright infringement
The latest AI copyright infringement suit centers around a single music artist from decades past: Elvis.
Read More -
The UK is investing $134 million into an AI Biosecurity Lab
The UK has established the AI Biosecurity Lab, which will help it detect biological threats and develop vaccines with AI.
Read More -
Meta is delaying its controversial new business terms amid scraping concerns
Meta drew flak for an upcoming change to its business terms that would allow it to scrape business accounts' content for AI training.
Read More -
OpenAI says it's cutting off internet access for frontier model training
OpenAI says it will no longer allow frontier models to access the internet during training in an effort to put in new safety measures after a series of incidents.
Read More -
Unauthorized AI agents are reportedly already accessing US bank accounts
Sources at several banks have indicated that they have been taking actions independent of user instructions.
Read More -
1Password will let Muse, Dots and Grok Bot sign in to sites for you without getting your credentials
If you're willing to let AI book or buy things on your behalf, 1Password just made that easier.
Read More -
Claude Duet is Anthropic's answer to Meta Muse and OpenAI Dots
Anthropic subscribers in the US can join a waitlist to try the company's new agent.
Read More -
OpenAI's agents disabled their own safety monitoring systems
OpenAI reveals that its agents misbehaved by switching off the system monitoring them for misbehaviors.
Read More -
ChatGPT now lets you lock sensitive chats behind a PIN
OpenAI has introduced a new "locked chats" feature to protect users' more sensitive conversations with ChatGPT.
Read More -
Perplexity makes it easier to run AI workflows entirely on your own Mac
A Mac with at least 36GB of RAM can now run Perplexity AI workflows locally.
Read More -
OpenAI says its models can help banks migrate from old COBOL programs
OpenAI says its models now come with better COBOL capabilities.
Read More -
Homeland Security bans DeepSeek use in federal civilian agencies
The decision comes a couple of days after the release of Deepseek's latest AI model.
Read More
Amazon (3)
-
Why your Ring camera is still useful without a subscription
Modern smart home cameras and security systems put a lot of features behind a subscription. Here are a few reasons why you don't always need to pay.
Read More -
Amazon rebrands Kindle Unlimited to Kindle+
The service still offers a library of books, magazines and comics, and now includes a larger selection of audiobooks.
Read More -
Amazon Prime comes with an Alexa upgrade you should know about
Amazon's Echo Show and Dot devices, tablets and website all have new capabilities that you might want to take for a spin.
Read More
Apple (23)
-
How do apps on the HomeView work, and what does CarPlay have to do with it?
The HomeView won't have its own App Store, but there's another method for using compatible third-party apps on the display.
Read More -
Apple updates the iPad mini with an A20 processor and OLED display
The new tablet starts at $699.
Read More -
Apple will reportedly run diagnostics on returned iPhones without opening the packaging
Apple soon won't need to physically access iPhones like the new Duo before updating them or checking returns.
Read More -
Does TSA actually allow AirTags in your luggage? Here's what the rules say
Airlines don't want you to put batteries in your checked luggage, but how does this affect tiny batteries like those in AirTags?
Read More -
What does the bell icon mean on your CarPlay screen?
Even as a simplified interface, CarPlay has a few icons that aren't so obvious, like its bell that appears on the app switcher.
Read More -
The most unexpected everyday tool can be found on your phone
If you have an iPhone, that is.
Read More -
What features do you lose if you use Apple AirPods with a Samsung Galaxy phone?
AirPods work with any Bluetooth device, but they lose almost all of Apple's fancy features.
Read More -
Get the ultimate security for your MacBook by changing these privacy settings
Your Mac comes with a fairly robust suite of built-in privacy tools.
Read More -
Here's what you need to know before buying a wireless CarPlay adapter
Wireless CarPlay doesn't require a new car or head unit; with the right adapter, you can enjoy a cable-free connection.
Read More -
How to extend the battery life of your Apple AirTags
An AirTag's battery is easy to replace, but you don't want it to run low at a critical moment.
Read More -
What is Theater Mode on your Apple Watch and when should you use it?
There are various ways to silence your Apple Watch when you need to lock in. Theater Mode doesn't quite go as far as Do Not Disturb, but it's still very useful.
Read More -
The MacBook Neo uses an iPhone chip, and it's just good enough
The MacBook Neo had to make some compromises to meet its price point. And as long as you're aware of them, it offers a solid value.
Read More -
How to get better iPhone battery life without closing any apps
Apple has added a host of battery-management features to the iPhone over the years.
Read More -
Apple Music has a fun Easter egg for the iPod's 25th anniversary
Time to dust off the click wheel.
Read More -
iPhone Duo's next-gen prototypes are trying to cram in Face ID
Apple’s first foldable phone opted for a feature it replaced on most iPhone models nearly 10 years ago.
Read More -
There's a new Apple Music logo and it looks like ripples in water
Maybe they should use it as the app logo instead.
Read More -
What can you use your Apple Watch Ultra 4 action button for?
Here's what your Apple Watch Ultra 4 action button can really do, from launching workouts and retracing routes to controlling smart home devices with one tap.
Read More -
Five things you should know before buying the iPhone Duo
From software limitations to the pre-sale deals, here's what you need to know ahead of the iPhone Duo launch.
Read More -
How often should you restart your Apple Watch?
Your Apple Watch doesn't need frequent restarts like a computer, but you might still want to shut down when something's off.
Read More -
5 ways to make your old iPhone feel faster
Your iPhone will slow down over time, but some changes can help it run at its best for longer.
Read More -
5 CarPlay navigation apps you should be using instead of Apple Maps
Alternative GPS apps for CarPlay can provide better routing, real-time alerts, weather condition info and much more.
Read More -
UK antitrust regulator wants Apple to open up iPhone NFC access
The UK is taking aim at Apple's near-monopoly on contactless NFC smartphone payments.
Read More -
Apple is set to hold another product event on October 28
Apple's "Pro and Tell" event is taking place in Los Angeles and will likely feature the first touchscreen Mac.
Read More
Apps (2)
-
The built-in Android phone app most users never bother to use (but should)
Your phone’s most honest app doesn’t even have a home screen icon.
Read More -
Airbnb bans hosts from making you do the dishes
Any chores that a cleaner might do are no longer deemed reasonable requests for visitors.
Read More
Big Tech (1)
-
SpaceX and Tesla are exploring a possible merger
SpaceX and Tesla have formed special committees to discuss a merger, but Elon Musk says it's not a certainty.
Read More
Computing (16)
-
How do Starlink speeds compare to 5G?
Starlink and 5G providers advertise high speeds, but there is more to consider when deciding between the two. Think about location, and coverage as well.
Read More -
What happens when your PC's CMOS battery dies?
The CMOS battery isn't something you'll need to change often. But when it goes, it's time for a quick swap.
Read More -
Why Google chrome is always using so much RAM
Chrome is known for being a memory hog, but it may be more urban myth than reality. Here's how Google Chrome manages RAM.
Read More -
Your devices could be on the wrong Wi-Fi band, and it's slowing them down
Your router has two or perhaps three bands, and choosing the right one for each device is vital for performance.
Read More -
Even the best mesh Wi-Fi system can be easily improved with a simple cable
Mesh systems generally provide better Wi-Fi coverage than standalone routers, but you can make the mesh signal even stronger.
Read More -
The internet needs IPv6 and so does your home network
IPv6 has more available addresses than we could ever hope to use, but not all devices are taking advantage yet.
Read More -
Common mistakes you should avoid when setting up your home network
Setting up a home network is rewarding, but you should be aware of common missteps to avoid hassle in the future.
Read More -
How to improve your PC's airflow for better cooling
Here's how to think about your PC's fans.
Read More -
PC shipments are in the toilet, plunging over 20 percent from last year
This could reach 27 percent throughout the end of 2026 as prices continue to rise.
Read More -
What to expect at Apple's 'Pro and Tell' event on October 28
From the first touchscreen MacBook to an OLED iPad mini, here's everything Apple is expected to announce next week.
Read More -
You can build your own mechanical keyboard, but is it worth the price?
If you have both the time and money, building a keyboard can be a fun hobby.
Read More -
What can you use the HDMI port on your Ugreen NAS for?
You can use it to watch media files on the device, but you'll need to use your phone as a remote.
Read More -
Why your expensive Wi-Fi 7 router could be delivering slower speeds
Don't tuck your router away in a corner, even if it is a bit of an eyesore.
Read More -
What does MLO mean on your router and should you enable it?
Multi-link operation is a key part of Wi-Fi 7 routers.
Read More -
Fiber vs. cable internet: What's the difference between them?
Fiber internet is more modern than cable, but the older technology still works well for today's connection needs.
Read More -
What's the point of the 2.5G Ethernet port on your router?
Most routers have several 1 Gbps ports, but yours might have one or more 2.5 Gbps options that are great for speeding up compatible devices.
Read More
Cybersecurity (7)
-
What are the different types of digital wallets?
Digital wallets can completely remove the need to carry cards and cash, but there's a lot more to them than just your usual Apple, Samsung and Google offerings.
Read More -
Capcom confirms data breach that affected 11.7 million users
Capcom ID is still available to use, but users may see more phishing scam emails.
Read More -
Government websites in the EU and Canada taken offline over PHP vulnerability
All websites using PHP should update to the latest security patch.
Read More -
Two dangerous internet security issues are putting site admins on edge
The web is a bit of a hot mess today following the discovery of two severe vulnerabilities.
Read More -
How to stop fake virus pop-ups on your Windows PC
Blaring security alerts that urge you to call a number or download a scanner are bogus, and you can shut them up easily.
Read More -
Robot vacuums have a major privacy problem you should be aware of
Your robot vacuum's microphone and camera are useful for more efficient cleaning, but it's vital to know how that information is stored and shared.
Read More -
Is paid antivirus actually a waste of money for your PC in 2026?
Subscribing to an antivirus suite kept you safe a long time ago, but they're much less useful for most people today.
Read More
Entertainment (5)
-
Why are earbuds usually cheaper than headphones?
Earbuds tend to be smaller and less complex to build than headphones.
Read More -
Your smart TV's Wi-Fi is probably faster than its Ethernet, but speed isn't everything
You might have never thought to use Ethernet with your TV, but it's not speed that's worth connecting for.
Read More -
How long is too long for an HDMI cable?
An HDMI cable doesn't have an exact usable length, but shorter is always better for more complex uses.
Read More -
Daft Punk is getting an official Lego set
A fan-built model of the Alive tour pyramid got the green light to become a real product.
Read More -
A permanent Pokémon store will open in London, with more locations outside Asia to follow
The new retail location is set to open by 2029.
Read More
EVs and Transportation (6)
-
What are the downsides of a foldable electric bike?
The foldable form factor comes with some trade-offs.
Read More -
Why your EV battery still loses charge while it's parked
Electric vehicles lose battery when they're left unused for long periods. There are a number of reasons why, and some might be totally out of your control.
Read More -
What kind of cooling system do EV batteries use and how does it work?
Electric cars need incredibly large batteries that offer long driving ranges and charge quickly, but remain cool when under load. This is how they do so.
Read More -
Subaru is dropping gas cars for EVs in Europe by the end of 2027
Subaru will halt the sale of gas-powered vehicles in favor of an all-electric lineup in Europe no later than 2027.
Read More -
How to stop audio from auto-playing on Android Auto
Although Android Auto's autoplay feature is intended to be a convenience, you may find yourself wanting to turn it off. Here's how.
Read More -
Here's how we would build out the perfect modular electric Slate truck
A Bronco for the modern age.
Read More
Gaming (8)
-
8BitDo's latest button-only arcade controller is now up for pre-order
The Arcade Controller Pro starts at $119.99 and will start shipping in late November.
Read More -
What is the cheapest new gaming console you can buy in 2026?
Even after price hikes, you can get an affordable console, but it requires some care to pick the right option.
Read More -
Peak on consoles, hockey roguelites and other new indie games worth checking out
Steam Next Fest means there are a lot of weird new games in our indie gaming roundup this week.
Read More -
GuliKit TT Pro review: The ideal Switch 2 controller for players on the go
A protective case and an accessory box make it easy to travel with the TT Pro.
Read More -
The trailer for Mass Effect 5 has leaked and unfortunately it looks good
Mass Effect: Universe looks like it would have focused on a new protagonist and series favorite Liara T'Soni.
Read More -
EA is shutting down BioWare and cutting around 400 jobs
Skate studio Full Circle will be be reduced to "a more focused, smaller team," while a Sims project has been paused.
Read More -
Supernatural's VR exercise app has relaunched on Meta VR headsets
It's in early access and subscriptions cost $20 per month or $200 each year.
Read More -
Stranger Than Heaven builds its identity as Like A Dragon's more relentless spin-off
We played several hours of Sega's next big crime-thriller, and so far the Like a Dragon series is getting its most bold entry to date.
Read More
Google (8)
-
Google Beam is being deployed at 20 USO locations
This is the company's impressive 3D video conferencing tech.
Read More -
Don't throw away your old, unsupported Nest gadgets — Do this instead
If you have a first- or second-generation Nest Learning Thermostat, you may be wondering if it's still worth having.
Read More -
Don't throw away your old Chromebook (even if you're getting a Googlebook)
There's plenty an old Chromebook can do, even if it's not your main computer.
Read More -
Google is quietly linking your phone number to other Android accounts
Adding a new SIM to your phone links it to all Google accounts, and any new Google accounts you add all inherit your phone number.
Read More -
Sundar Pichai (allegedly) draws the line at oceans
President Trump claimed that the Google CEO refused to rename the Atlantic Ocean in Maps.
Read More -
Now you can chat with Gemini while using Google Maps through CarPlay
Just tap the new Gemini icon to get started.
Read More -
Google brings Gemini Personal Intelligence to Android Auto
In the coming months, the feature will also roll out to cars with Google built-in.
Read More -
3+ useful features included with Google One that people ignore
Google One plans originally started off as a way to expand the storage limits for files and photos. Now, they come with more features and additional perks.
Read More
Laptops (1)
-
RAM prices are crazy high, but do not settle for an 8GB laptop
An 8GB laptop can seem like the solution to rising computer prices, but that's a mistake that will cost you for years.
Read More
Laptops & PCs (1)
-
ASUS ProArt P16 review: A sleek showcase for NVIDIA's RTX Spark
NVIDIA's RTX Spark platform is off to a good start, but the ProArt P16 is really only meant for AI fanatics.
Read More
Meta (5)
-
Meta is charging government and nonprofit pages to post links on Facebook
The new restrictions are a test which is explicitly not supposed to impact these entities.
Read More -
Mark Zuckerberg says Meta is 'entering a new phase' with Muse
Zuckerberg expects the agent will generate more revenue per user than the company's apps.
Read More -
Meta ordered to cough up $25 billion in New Mexico privacy case
The case stemmed from the nearly decade-old Cambridge Analytica scandal.
Read More -
Meta suspends Muse chats sharing feature after it left private details exposed
Researchers accessed 6,800 shared conversations with the AI agent, including internal company documents.
Read More -
Meta tweaks its new terms of service after backlash against scraping
The changes have alarmed publishers and others with business accounts.
Read More
Microsoft (3)
-
Most Windows users are seriously underusing this powerful desktop feature
Windows has an option to give you more working desktop space, but you might have overlooked it.
Read More -
Xbox is previewing paid cloud gaming for players without Game Pass
Here come new rate limits.
Read More -
AMD is bringing its next-gen FSR 4.1 upscaling tech to Xbox
Coming soon to the X/S and Ally devices.
Read More
Mobile (2)
-
How to set up your phone games to play on an Android Auto screen
Soccer practice just got more bearable.
Read More -
How to declutter your phone's address book and remove unnecessary contacts
Clean up your contacts list to prioritize the people you actually want to talk to.
Read More
News (15)
-
Why the wires in your ethernet cables are twisted
There's a good reason for that arrangement.
Read More -
Tesla says it will no longer release the Cybertruck in Australia and New Zealand
People who reserved the Cybertruck in Australia and New Zealand will soon get a refund, because Tesla now won’t release it there.
Read More -
Oura sues Ultrahuman (again) to block its latest smart ring from the US market
Oura has sued Ultrahuman again in a Texas federal court over its latest product, the Ring Pro.
Read More -
The Browser Company is officially killing Arc on December 22
The organization is prioritizing an AI browser called Dia.
Read More -
Insta360 adds expandable storage to its new e-ink wireless mics
Insta360 has a new wireless mic that combines some features of its existing 'pro' mics with a cheaper price.
Read More -
Roku's Pro Series LX OLED TVs are now available on Amazon
Roku has released its Pro Series LX OLED TVs, which are now available on Amazon in 55 and 65-inch variants.
Read More -
Fortnite is coming back to Apple's Australian App Store following court ruling
Fortnite is returning to the App Store in Australia after a federal court ordered Apple to open its iOS ecosystem up to competition.
Read More -
Tesla plans to start selling Cybercabs by the end of the year
Tesla wants to sell Cybercabs to other transport companies before the year ends.
Read More -
Bose buys audio rival Skullcandy
Bose sees the company as a way to reach a wider audience.
Read More -
How to spot a white label gadget, and why that's important
Sometimes the same product is sold under multiple brands, which means you might not be getting the best gear.
Read More -
Judge tosses sexual abuse lawsuit from Sam Altman's sister
A lawsuit brought by the OpenAI CEO's sister was dismissed after Anne Altman refused a medical exam.
Read More -
Antigravity's Follow Me bundle adds accurate tracking and gesture controls to its A1 drone
Antigravity's watch and ring remote are available as an accessory bundle or as a full kit with the A1 drone.
Read More -
At what distance does a video doorbell stop detecting motion?
Your video doorbell might see a visitor without sending an alert. Detection depends on more than distance, and some surprising factors can affect its reach.
Read More -
TP-Link moves to assemble routers in the US following an import ban
Routers could start rolling off a Mississippi production line as soon as early 2027.
Read More -
Google Gemini 4 agents just beat Minecraft with no human intervention
Four Gemini 4 Argon agents beat Minecraft's Ender Dragon with no human intervention by sharing tips, threats and mistakes.
Read More
Nintendo (2)
-
We might finally know what's written on that mysterious plaque in Super Mario 64
The plaque's message has haunted the internet for 30 years.
Read More -
One of the rarest GameCube consoles sells for thousands of dollars today
While the GameCube came in several colors, a few of the most elusive variations command thousands from game collectors.
Read More
PC Gaming (5)
-
Steam rolls out Personal Calendar feature that constantly updates recommended games
You can try out the new feature on the Steam store’s homepage.
Read More -
Which services can you safely disable to improve PC gaming?
A lot of what Windows does out of the box isn't essential, and can waste your computer's power when you're trying to game.
Read More -
A new subscription service promises an evolving collection of 'bold and bizarre' indie games
Publisher Pantaloon says the Playbill won't feature games that use generative AI in any way.
Read More -
How long can you expect your original Steam Deck to last?
The original Steam Deck has been around for a while, but unless you only play the heaviest games, it should be great for some time more.
Read More -
Don't throw away your old graphics card — here's what you can do with it
An old GPU has lots of potential for a second life, from adding more horsepower to your current machine to crafting a purpose-built second one.
Read More
PlayStation (7)
-
Here's how much PlayStation Plus cost in 2010 vs. 2026
Sony's gaming service has changed a lot in recent years, and the price reflects that.
Read More -
There's a chance your PlayStation 5 is plugged into the wrong HDMI port
Your PS5 will look great plugged into any HDMI port on a modern TV, but only some unlock its full suite of display features.
Read More -
'Father of the PlayStation' Ken Kutaragi sides with Sony on the physical discs debate
The debate about Sony's plan to stop making physical PS5 discs has raged since this summer.
Read More -
Sony's PlayStation Pulse headset arrives on November 19 for $100
Pre-orders open on October 29.
Read More -
The latest PlayStation firmware may have already been cracked ahead of GTA 6
Hackers aren't giving up at cracking the Playstation 5's latest firmware as evidenced by a new video showing an apparent kernel exploit.
Read More -
What the orange light on your PlayStation 5 is actually telling you
The PS5 shows a variety of light colors to indicate its status, and orange thankfully isn't the alert you might expect from that color.
Read More -
6 unexpected uses for your old PlayStation 3
The PlayStation 3 arrived in 2006 and shouldn't have any right finding a place in a modern media center. Here's a number of reasons why it should make a return.
Read More
Reviews (3)
-
Engadget review recap: iPhone Duo, Rivian R2 and more
A roundup of recent reviews from Engadget.
Read More -
2027 BMW iX5 first drive: You'll love the range, but maybe not the look
BMW's latest EV will do over 450 miles on a charge and even close its own doors.
Read More -
Insta360 Mic review: A midrange mic kit that's anything but boring
In an ocean of boring microphones, Insta360’s Mic adds a (customizable) pop of color.
Read More
Samsung (1)
-
Samsung probably isn't rebranding One UI as Galaxy OS
A bunch of recent rumors have suggested Samsung has some changes in store for its smartphone interface.
Read More
Science (2)
-
Quantum computers can get colder than deep space — Here's how they stay running
Heat disrupts the accuracy of a quantum computer, so the computer needs to be kept as cold as possible. Which is extremely cold, it turns out.
Read More -
A startup called Warhound is genetically engineering dogs for the military
Warhound is genetically engineering dogs for the military, law enforcement and first responder operations.
Read More
Smartphones (7)
-
iFixit's teardown of the iPhone Duo shows potential causes for cracked screens
iFixit's teardown of the iPhone Duo has arrived and it's especially interesting because of the device's complex folding display.
Read More -
Which Android phone is the closest equivalent to the iPhone Duo?
Can we find the iPhone Duo's perfect Android match?
Read More -
The pros and cons of using an eSIM over a physical SIM card
eSIMs are more convenient than physical SIM cards in many ways, but they aren't a 100 percent upgrade.
Read More -
Oppo Find X10 Pro Max hands-on: Triple 200-megapixel cameras but few surprises
Trying to fill a OnePlus-shaped hole, Oppo plays it a little safe.
Read More -
Apple iPhone Duo review: A first-class foldable
Even though it’s heavy and expensive, Apple’s first foldable handset is a treat for iPhone users unwilling to switch to Android.
Read More -
Don't put your phone in the TSA bin — do this instead
Let's be honest, TSA bins are just gross.
Read More -
The Apple Store will only let you check out two iPhone Duos
Apple is limiting iPhone Duo purchases to two per customers around the world.
Read More
Social Media (4)
-
Greece enacts social media ban for kids under 15
Greece has passed a social media ban for kids under 15 after announcing the measure earlier this year.
Read More -
Rhode Island sues Meta over its approach to scam ads
It’s the first state to sue the social media company on these allegations.
Read More -
Bluesky adds iPad support in latest feature update
Profile links to third-party platforms have also arrived on the social network.
Read More -
Employees warned TikTok about child exploitation, court documents show
The company is facing hundreds of lawsuits over its record on safety.
Read More
Space (1)
-
Here's how SpaceX plans to catch Starship's upper stage for the first time
SpaceX has released a demo showing how it intends to catch Starship’s upper stage, which could happen as soon as next month.
Read More
Streaming (4)
-
Roku apps keep crashing before you hit Play? Here's why
There are a few things you can try to fix it.
Read More -
Spotify's Family plan QR code could cost you Premium access
Spotify is trying to make some Premium Family members prove they live at the same address.
Read More -
Spotify is dancing around its AI 'slop and spam' problem
The company said it removed 50 million such tracks from recommendations, but hasn't necessarily wiped them entirely.
Read More -
Spotify's Memberships program for podcasts is here to compete with Patreon
The revenue split appears to be identical.
Read More
Tomorrow (1)
-
How much power can a 1kW wind turbine produce for your home?
A 1 kW wind turbine can help with your electric bill, but the wind determines how much.
Read More
TV & Movies (1)
-
Don't throw away your old speakers — Use them for your TV instead
Old speakers often get set aside alongside the device they were used with, but you may still be able to use them with your current tech.
Read More
Wearables (7)
-
Even Realities launches a brown version of its G2 smart glasses
It also released a couple of new accessories, including a wearable chain.
Read More -
Fitbit Air vs. Whoop: Which screenless fitness tracker is better for you?
How locked in do you want to be?
Read More -
4 Ray-Ban Meta privacy settings you should change before wearing them
Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses have rightly been criticized for the many ways they can violate people's privacy.
Read More -
When AI glasses could be a worthy headphones replacement
Smart AI glasses are everywhere, but is the audio any good? It really depends on what you're using them for.
Read More -
Oura Ring can track new stats related to cardio fitness
Oura has updated its smart rings with new cardio fitness-related metrics, including VO2 Max estimates.
Read More -
Fitbit Edge vs. Fitbit Inspire 3: How these Google fitness trackers compare
Google's latest tracker is a middle ground between a simple tracker and full smartwatch.
Read More -
Even Realities G2 review: Smart glasses, stupid controls
Even Realities makes one of the best smart glasses on the market, but controlling its growing feature set is harder than it should be.
Read More
Xbox (2)
-
Xbox Game Pass could let you pick which features you pay for
Microsoft is reportedly planning to let subscribers build their own Game Pass bundle rather than pay for set tiers.
Read More -
The next Xbox might cost $1,800, report says
Microsoft is targeting a 2028 release for its next-gen Xbox, which could be incredibly expensive, according to details reported in a profile with Xbox's CEO.
Read More
