AT&T Has Some Changes Coming In 2026 That Customers Need To Know About
Customers who have been using AT&T mobile services for years may be in for a surprise in 2026 as prices start slowly increasing, among other changes.
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Dell's XPS Brand Is Officially Back From The Dead
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is in full swing and one exciting announcement is the return of Dell's XPS brand. Here's what you need to know.
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Samsung Shows Off Galaxy TriFold Smartphone At CES 2026 Ahead Of US Launch
Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold is the company's next big thing, and it's showed it off at CES to whet the appetites of U.S. consumers and tech media alike.
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9 Budget-Friendly Smartwatches To Choose Instead Of An Apple Watch
The Apple Watch is a great smartwatch, but it is not the end-all, be-all. If you prefer another interface, check out these non-Apple smartwatches.
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9 John Deere Products You Probably Didn't Know Existed
You probably know John Deere for its legendary tractors, riding lawnmowers, and more, but the company now has a slew of odd merchandise with its logo on it.
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These 5 PopSocket Accessories Will Completely Change How Your Phone Feels
Beyond the grip: discover 5 PopSocket accessories that turn your smartphone into a vlogging rig, a wallet, and a high-speed charger. See what you're missing.
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DoorDash Bans Driver Using AI Images To Fake Deliveries
AI technology is creating new opportunities for abuse on delivery apps, raising concerns about verification, fraud detection, and customer trust.
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CES 2026 Day 1 Round-Up: The Beginning Is Just The Beginning
The Consumer Electronics Show 2026 has kicked off and SlashGear has had the opportunity to check out the upcoming tech. Here are the highlights from day one.
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14 Much-Needed Microsoft Teams Features Are Coming In 2026
If you use Teams regularly, you'll be glad to know that Microsoft has a hefty feature roadmap planned out for 2026.
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5 Apps That Can Breathe New Life Into Your Old Windows PC
Struggling with sluggish startups and leftover app trash? This lineup of optimizers, uninstallers, and tweaks frees up your Windows PC's potential effortlessly.
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Can A Motorola Foldable Do What Samsung And Huawei Couldn't?
Foldable phones have been making a comeback in recent years, but can Motorola do what Samsung and Huawei couldn't? Here's what you need to know.
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Many Battery-Powered Devices Are About To Get More Expensive In This US State
Many of the electronic devices you own are going to be more expensive if you live in one particular US state, and it's all because of how they use batteries.
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Hologram Police Are Reducing South Korea's Crime More Than You May Think
South Korea is testing hologram police in busy areas to deter crime, raising questions about perception, psychology, and how visible policing really works.
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eSim Phones Have Their Pros, But It's Not All Roses
Embedded SIMs, aka eSIMs, simplify setup and security on modern smartphones, yet device compatibility and transfers can make adoption frustrating.
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10 Everyday Electronics Worth Buying Refurbished (And 5 To Avoid)
Buying refurbished is safer than buying used, and often leads to great savings, but some tech items are best acquired exclusively as brand new.
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Here's How Much A Cross-Country Private Jet Flight Actually Costs
Many people dream of flying on a private jet once in their lives, but the reality of the matter is the costs can add up. Here's how much a private flight costs.
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CES 2026 Day 0 Round-Up: There's A Whole Lot And We Haven't Even Started
Pebble is back, Clicks launched a phone, and your next car might come with a built-in dash cam. We scoped out the best pre-show tech at CES 2026. Check them out.
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This Barebones Smartphone Is A Modern Take On The Classic BlackBerry
Miss the days when phones had physical keyboards and weren't for doomscrolling all day? This new BlackBerry-style smartphone may be just the ticket.
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An Amazon IT Worker Was Outed As A Fraud Thanks To This Subtle Giveaway
Amazon used an interersting metric to sniff out a remote worker based in a rather shocking location.
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The Buzzer: The Strange History Behind Russia's UVB-76
Russia's mysterious and repetitive radio station, UVB-76, has been broadcasting for decades, but just what is it? Encoded messages? Something more sinister?
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5 Tech Products That May Improve Your Quality Of Life
Often, when talking about new tech gadgets, the conversation is dominated by skepticism, but some products can really make your life better.
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The World's Largest 'Smart Transformer' Just Went Online, According To China
Smart transformers are designed to help better manage power for cities, and the largest smart transformer in the world apparently just went online.
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This App Predicts When Your Phone's Battery Will Probably Die
Is your phone's battery life-cycle about to end? This tool calculates the exact time your battery might fail. See if your device is at risk.
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Variable Speed Limits Are Popping Up Across America – Here's How The System Works
While the rest of the world utilizes a different system for determining its roads' speed limits, America continues using statics speed limits.
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Google Might Finally Allow You To Change Your Gmail Address In 2026
For more than two decades, Gmail users have been stuck with the addresses they first registered with. However, it looks like that may change soon.
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Your Power Bank Could Be A Problem On Southwest Airlines Flights
Don't tuck that charger away! Southwest's latest safety rule bans charging devices inside bags. See how this change affect your next trip.
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5 Things You Should Never Do On A Company Phone, Unless You Like Trouble
Avoid mishaps and embarrassment: these are the things you should never do on a company phone, including social media, financial apps, and personal browsing.
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