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Growing adoption of industry standards related to digital wallet technologies may soon make the need for physical car keys a thing of the past.

Freya Allan is well-known today for her turn as Ciri on Netflix's "The Witcher", but she also starred in an underrated sci-fi masterpiece coming to Hulu.

While the foldable iPhone might end up being one of the most expensive smartphones on the market, Apple is going to do its best to justify the price.

While it's not as necessary on newer hardware, old and less capable desktops or laptops could get a helpful boost from any USB storage drives lying around.

The best TV brands may offer amazing video quality and high-tech features, but many of them don't offer warranties as long as those from other TV makers.

Valve and Steam enthusiasts are going to be less than thrilled that the market for computer components aren't just impacting full-sized computers and laptops.

Smart light bulbs are affordable and simple ways to make your home and lighting smarter, but their budget-friendly nature means there's a cost on the consumer.

Who doesn't enjoy a good old-fashioned revenge flick? These tales of justice come due span a variety of genres and decades, but remain timelessly entertaining.

Users digging into the upcoming iOS release have discovered what could be hunts of future Mac products from Apple, including a new MacBook Pro.

If you've just picked up a PlayStation 5 and are excited to play it with the best graphics, be prepared for the possibility of needing a new TV.

Elon Musk has suggested that SpaceX might eventually launch its own smartphone, but claims it will be a "very different device" than a typical phone.

Fans waiting for Samsung's latest iteration of the Galaxy may be disappointed to learn it's likely not going to have one upgrade that was eagerly anticipated.

At only $14 for Amazon Prime members (or $20 for everyone else), this little USB-powered device is an easy impulse buy for the EDC lovers in your life.

Apple is expected to take big steps in 2026 to expand its product lineup beyond the usual yearly announcements and device upgrades users already expect.

Space debris has been a major safety concern for operations for years now, but SpaceX and Starlink think they've found a way to finally solve the problem.