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There's no question that solar power's a net boon for the environment, but it's not popular with everyone, though a future project could change that.

A bad or damaged HDMI port can be disastrous for your Xbox Series X, but how much can you expect to pay to get one repaired by a shop?

If you've ever wondered why Google Maps rerouted you on a less intuitive path, the reason may surprise you.

Apple's new parental controls are a mess. An outdated watch can stop you from using them, and getting them working doesn't mean they'll follow your settings.

Recycling a wind turbine blade into candy is a strange idea, but the bigger goal is practical: making blades we won't struggle to dispose of years later.

You may have noticed your router supports a feature called band steering, but what exactly will it do if you activate it on your home network?

Timothy Olyphant played an alien guardian in a sci-fi movie with some big names behind it. The box office was decent, but critics weren't nearly as kind.

The symbols on your SD card aren't just brand marks, they have a meaning that tells the customer the kind of memory card they're buying and its capabilities.

Social media wasn't always so full of bots and influencers. The creator of an old Google platform wants to bring it back with real people at the center.

While a custom loop looks really cool in a PC, an all-in-one (AIO) system is considerably easier to maintain and best for somebody new to liquid cooling.

Nobody likes screen tearing, but some gamers will happily put up with it rather than enable V-sync. They're not just being picky about their graphics settings.

If you have an iPhone, there are some cool features baked into iOS that work well when your iPhone is connected to a TV. Here are some you can try right away.

The U.S. played a huge part in making the internet what it is today, so you might expect Americans to have the world's fastest connections. Spoiler: They don't.

With the rising costs of most consumer electronics, it might not be worth purchasing a new Steam Deck, but there are always alternatives out there.

Coastlines shift all the time, but erosion isn't always to blame, some of the movement can be attributed to a surprising source.