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Look closely at your iPhone's camera area and you'll spot a small hole. It's there for a reason, and it plays a bigger role than it seems.

Depending on where you live, you might be stuck with one internet provider. See how bad yours is on Consumer Reports.

Before flash drives and SSDs, storage came in giant cabinets with swappable packs. Here's what was inside, and why it took up so much space.

If you're in the mood for a tense spy thriller that keeps you on your toes, Netflix has a perfect offering from the co-creator of the popular SWAT franchise.

Movie lovers want a Smart TV that can provide a crisp picture with accurate colors and various modes that improve the movie-watching experience.

Mini PCs have always been a kind of niche market, though Apple has done well with its Mac Mini. They're not a bad idea if you have a small workspace.

If you're a die-hard racing sim fan and are looking to build your own home setup to get that perfect cockpit feel, look no further than these Costco finds.

While it's true that most smart TVs ended up placed in living rooms, that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of other options for where to install one.

If you ever wondered why a locked iPhone won't let you decline an incoming call, Apple has a good reason for keeping this feature since iOS 6.

Smart home devices like the Google Nest thermostat offer a lot of convenience, but it's important to understand what happens when the internet goes down.

Want to get the most battery life out of your phone possible? These phones have longer-lasting battery than the Galaxy S25+, and may be exactly what you need.

The EV segment continues to see competition, but this stalwart brand takes home Consumer Reports' top spot for having the most satisfying EVs to drive.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration updated its official data on electricity consumption in single‑family households, and it's worth paying attention.

The world might not have flying cars, but it does have the iPhone, which can let you unlock/lock your car, pop the trunk, and even get the engine running.

The 1966 Batman series was already an exciting camp romp, but it almost ended in a spectacular crossover with the King of the Monsters himself, Godzilla.