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With a 3D printer and a little CAD know-how, you can now create custom wristbands for the Fitbit Air. Let's go through everything you need to get started.

Think you still need physical boarding passes? Before your next flight, here's what to consider about how the process has changed with digital options.

Google promotes that its Pixel smartphones are backed by seven years of updates and support, but will Pixels actually last that long in reality?

As gaming console grow more expensive, gamers are turning to gaming PCs, and that includes using software to make playing on a big screen easier.

Apple just released the iOS 27 beta for iPhones. Take a look at the features that Android doesn't offer yet but should adopt for future updates.

It takes less than two minutes to swap out that default image for something you actually want to see. Here is how to customize your Mac's login screen.

Ever noticed a blue arrow keeps popping up at the top of your iPhone and wondered what it means? Here's what you need to know and how to get rid of that icon.

Before you drop cash on a replacement, see what other players are saying about the longevity of various Xbox controllers over the years.

Samsung Galaxy devices have a quick, wireless way to move files between phones that most people overlook in favor of slower cloud-based methods.

The 1960s was a fascinating time for technological advancement, and a lot of that is reflected in today's everyday usage.

Apple TV is a great deal to begin with, but there are some ways you can maximize the dollars you spend on this streaming service. Check out these tips.

Many people, whether they be musicians, content creators, or anything in between, need to record clean audio, but before doing so, they should know this rule.

Some old tech is worth keeping around, and some of it just takes up space. A few specific devices have crossed firmly into that second category.

Roger Ebert didn't mince words in his one-star review of this dystopian sci-fi comedy. See why the critic said he was left "dazed and confused."

Every smartphone can game, just with different degrees of success. Some are made for casual games, while others handle demanding ones without breaking a sweat.