IKEA Just Released An Easy Way To Upgrade Your Smart Home On A Budget
IKEA has offered a few smart devices here and there in recent years, but a revamp of its offerings is bringing a lot of new gadgets to the company's stores.
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Is Costco Phobio Legit? Here's How The Trade-In Program Works
Among Costco's many benefits for its members, the Phobio tech trade-in program may seem a little strange. Is it actually worth trading in your old technology?
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When Was TSA Created & Why Was It Established?
From metal detectors to full-scale screening, US travel security changed fast. We look at why and when the TSA was introduced - and what came before.
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This Camera Lets You 'Time Travel' Through Photography's Most Iconic Eras
Some cameras have dials to help you set the focus, or the exposure, but this latest camera lets you set it to a specific era to capture the magic.
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You'll Never Guess What Samsung's New First-Of-Its-Kind Display Is Made From
Samsung's new display tech isn't necessarily revolutionary, but what it's made of could be a big leap in materials science for consumer tech.
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5 Android Phones That Are More Powerful Than The Google Pixel 10
Google’s Pixel 10 leads Android in AI features, but raw performance is another story, especially when stacked against today’s most powerful flagships.
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If You're A DIY Mechanic, This May Be Worth Adding To Your Garage Floor
As a DIY mechanic, the importance of a solid garage space is always going to be very high. What's the best thing you can do about the floors?
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5 Highly-Rated Motion-Activated Security Lights You Can Find At Harbor Freight
Security lights are a low cost and reliable way to increase your home security. Here are some of the best rated security lights available from Harbor Freight.
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This Gadget Turns A Drone Into An Easy-To-Use Handheld Camera
The DJI Mini 4 Pro is an excellent choice for taking high-quality photographs from the air, but what about when you want to use its cameras without flying?
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Here's Why Android Phones Are (Usually) Cheaper Than iPhones
While the top tier of iPhones and Android phones are evenly matched, the latter has far more affordable options, but there are good reasons for that.
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5 Smart Home Gadgets At IKEA We're Excited About
IKEA’s smart home lineup is finally moving to Matter, with affordable sensors and remotes that fix old limits and play nicer with other platforms.
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Your Amazon Device Might Be Sharing Your Internet With Total Strangers
Amazon devices are ubiquitous these days, and you may have some yourself. Keep in mind, though, that it may be sharing your internet connection with strangers.
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Starlink's 2-Month Rule Explained: Here's What It Actually Means
Satellite-based internet service provider Starlink offers options for anyone needing internet access in remote locations, provided you abide by its rules.
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5 Tiny Gadgets For Your Home That Produce Big Results
Big upgrades don’t always require big purchases. These compact home gadgets quietly improve safety, convenience, and efficiency without breaking your budget.
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6 Exciting New Apple Products Rumored To Be Coming In 2026
A foldable iPhone, smarter AirTags, and a lighter MacBook Pro may all be coming sooner than expected. Here’s what the leaks suggest for 2026.
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4 Of The Worst Places To Put Your Laptop (And Why)
You might be damaging your laptop without even realizing it. These common placement mistakes seem harmless but can lead to heat, lag, and costly repairs.
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Rechargeable Battery Brands Ranked From Worst To Best
Ready to drop disposable alkaline batteries for rechargeable AAs and AAAs? Not so fast, you first have to figure out which brand is best for you.
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Is 8GB Of RAM Enough In 2026? Here's What A Laptop Can Typically Do With It
Eight gigabytes of VRAM is probably inadequate in 2026, but does that apply to system RAM as well? Let's run through what a laptop can and can't do with 8GB.
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This Could Save Laptop Makers From The Global RAM Shortage
Memory prices have been absolutely bonkers over the past several months, but laptop makers might just be able to weather the storm. Here's how.
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5 Of The Oldest UK Roads Still In Operation Today
The U.K. is home to some incredibly old roadways — and a number of them can still be traversed today.
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Scientists Have Turned Lead To Gold By Recreating Big Bang Conditions On Earth
Alchemy is no longer a myth. See how scientists turned lead to gold by recreating Big Bang conditions on Earth and why this discovery is a scientific milestone.
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Does Turning On Airplane Mode Make Your Phone Charge Faster?
Given how often we charge our phones, any trick that can help reduce charging times is well worth checking out. But does airplane mode really help?
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5 Home Gadgets To Improve Your Living Space
Once you've moved into your home, there are a few accessories that you can pick up that will make your life a lot easier. Here are some suggestions.
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Everything To Know About The Soviet T-54/T-55 Tanks
This tank served as Soviet Russia's primary tank in the immediate post-war period and is the most-produced tank in history.
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10 Classic Apple Commercials We'll Never Forget
Apple has an impressive history of connecting with consumers using creative commercials. Here are some of the most influential commercial the company has aired.
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5 Devices Around Your Home You Need To Replace More Often Than You Think
If you think your home gear lasts forever, think again. Several common devices wear out faster than they look, and ignoring them has real costs.
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Windows 11 USB Installer Guide: How To Make One & Why You Should
Windows install floppies and discs have gone the way of the dodo, but it still pays to keep a copy of the OS on a USB drive. Here's how to make your own.
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