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Apple recently unveiled its iPhone 18 Pro lineup, which offers a few yet notable upgrades over its predecessor. Here's what's new and if you should upgrade.

Ikea is now offering a budget-friendly Bluetooth speaker that also includes an Optical port, making it perfect for your home setup.

Legendary Hong Kong action director John Woo's greatest English-language achievement pits two iconic leading men opposite each other in a fight to the death.

Tired of slow load times and high temps? These budget PC upgrades fix your setup's biggest bottlenecks and boost speed for less than you think.

You don't have to open up your Pixel 11 to get a look inside. Google's free blueprint wallpapers put the phone's internal hardware on full display.

Pagers are technology from a bygone era these days, but even if they're still technically functional in 2026, you won't get much mileage out of them.

Toothbrushes have become increasingly complicated over the years, but is an expensive Bluetooth toothbrush really better than a standard one?

Apple keeps adding ways to listen with AirPods, which can make the settings confusing. Here's a closer look at Adaptive mode and where it comes in.

Apps that monitor electricity usage go a long way toward minimizing the monthly bill. With both iOS and Android users in mind, here's a few worth checking out.

While fiction is sometimes informed by everyday things, in other cases, a show or movie like "Star Trek" gives way to later invention.

If you've put your Nintendo Switch away now that you've upgraded to a Switch 2, make sure you don't neglect your console's battery.

Smartwatches have come a long way, now offering the latest tech. If you're a fan of Samsung, the best watch for runners is this Galaxy watch.

The Nvidia Shield TV Pro has been around for years, but you can still buy one new. Here's what to consider before spending premium money on an older streamer.

Nintendo holds a slew of records on Earth, but one of the company's most impressive records required it to take a trip to the stars.

Dolby Vision is widely considered the best HDR format a TV can support, giving you a thrilling cinematic experience whenever you watch your favorite movies.