How To Connect More HDMI Devices To Your TV
Whether you're a gamer or have a hefty entertainment setup, a TV only has so many HDMI ports. Here's how to add more HDMI devices with little to no hassle.
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Starlink Mini Is Mobile Satellite Internet Cheap Enough To Be Your Outage Backup Plan
Elon Musk's Starlink just introduced Starlink Mini mobile internet as a backup plan and for people on the go, but how does it stack up to other options?
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What Is NVIDIA Reflex & Should You Enable It?
NVIDIA Reflex is a performance option available to many players using a PC powered by a NVIDIA GPU, but what does the feature do and should it be enabled?
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How Do Wireless TVs Work, And Are They Worth The Cost?
Wireless TVs may help to eliminate extra cables and connections, but how do they work and are they worth their current asking price?
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What Is HDMI eARC On Your TV And When Should You Use It?
HDMI technology has had ARC followed by the improved eARC for quite some time. We explain what this feature means and when you should use it.
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Which MacBook Models Have 120Hz Displays?
Gamers and other users who are looking for high refresh rates should turn toward these MacBook models with 120Hz displays, or ProMotion in Apple's terms.
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How To Find The Right Height To Mount Your TV
Before busting out the drill to get your TV up on the wall, it's worth getting granular about what height to mount it. Here's everything you need to consider.
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5 Audiophile Products That Didn't Hold Up Under Scrutiny
The audiophile world has exacting standards, which is fine when products live up to their promise. But sometimes they didn't, and it got ugly.
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How To Watch CNN And Other News Channels Without Cable
If you are ready to cut ties with traditional cable but still want CNN and other news channels, here are five of the best streaming services to consider.
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Is It Really Cheaper To Build Your Own Projector Screen?
With all of the do-it-yourself guides on how to build a projector screen for cheap, you'd think it's a no-brainer. As it turns out, it's not that simple.
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Are Google Chrome Virus Notifications Real?
We've all gotten pop-up virus notifications on Google Chrome. But are these alerts real, and should you be concerned about potential risks to your computer?
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10 Discontinued Gaming Consoles You've Probably Forgotten About
Everyone knows about the PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch, but what about all the other ones? Check out these discontinued, forgotten gaming consoles.
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Can A Mixed Reality Headset Really Replace Your Desktop PC? It's More Complex Than You'd Think
If you're thinking of replacing your desktop PC with a mixed reality headset, don't jump in just yet. There are some things you need to know first.
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Can Raspberry Pi 5 Run An Xbox Emulator? Here's What We Know
Raspberry Pi computers are popular for playing retro and classic games, but these devices have limitations. It turns out running the Xbox is tricky.
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What Are Those 'IPTV Sticks' Advertised On Twitter, And Are They Legal?
Ads for TV streaming sticks are all over social media these days, promising access to all sorts of cool content. But are they legal? Here's everything to know.
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How To Fix The Blinking White Light On Your Apple TV
A white blinking light can quickly become a source of anxiety as it generally means your Apple TV device is experiencing some sort of technical issue.
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12 Valuable Retro (And Rare) Video Game Consoles Every Collector Should Know About
Though physical media is on the decline, retro game collecting is alive and well. Gaming historians and collectors should know about these rare consoles.
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Apple TV 4K 2nd Gen Vs. 3rd Gen: What Are The Differences?
Apple TV hardware is great for those in the company's ecosystem, but there are two generations available for purchase. What's difference between the two?
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Active Vs. Passive 3D TVs - What's The Difference?
If you're interested in buying a 3D TV, you should know before you purchase that there are two types. Here's the difference between active vs. passive 3D TVs.
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How To Clean Your PS5 Controller Safely: A Step-By-Step Guide
A dirty PS5 DualSense controller can be detrimental to completing quests. Here is how to clean the controller without damaging delicate components.
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How To Watch Apple TV+ On Your Android And Other Devices
Apple TV+ is a great way to watch popular shows and movies, but if you don't have an Apple TV, here's how you can watch on Android and other devices.
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Optimal Viewing Distance: How Far Should You Sit From Your TV For The Best Experience?
Sitting too close to the TV will not permanently ruin your eyes, but there is an optimal distance for the best picture quality. Here's how to figure it out.
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Why Your Samsung TV Randomly Turns On (And How To Fix It)
If you find that your Samsung TV is randomly turning on, know that there are several potential causes but all are relatively easy to resolve.
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Why Noplace, The New 'Myspace For Gen Z,' Is Taking Over The App Store
You may not have even heard of noplace yet, but it's the latest social media platform on the horizon for Gen Z and has the potential to be big.
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Not Sure Where Google Chrome Downloads Go On Your Computer? Changing These Settings Can Help
It's important to know where every document, image, video, or other file is ending up on your machine. With this tweak in settings you can have more control.
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How Prime Invite-Only Deals Work For Amazon Prime Day
Prime Day is coming this mid-July, but if you don't want to miss out on the discounted prices for Prime Members, here's how the invite-only deals work.
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How To Fix The No Internet, Secured Error On Windows
PC errors can be incredibly frustrating, especially if it affects your ability to connect to the internet. Here's how to fix the No Internet, Secured error.
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