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In the world of consumer tech products, obsolescence is inevitable. These once-popular gadgets are now relegated to the dustbin of history, for better or worse.

Smart home devices can do a lot more than just the basic stuff they are meant for. Here are some smart home facts that we bet you didn't know.

After serving as one of the most affordable ways to stream anime for years, Crunchyroll is ending its ad-supported tier. Here are some alternatives you can try.

Volcano eruptions are rare enough as it is, but sometimes, even the most dormant volcanoes can have a sudden impact on the surrounding communities.

If you drive often and have an iPhone, chances are that you use CarPlay regularly. But have you wondered if it uses Bluetooth or Wi-Fi to work?

One of the most highly-rated, unexpected, and thought-provoking documentaries of 2025 is currently dominating the charts on Paramount+.

Liquid sapphire, or more generally, liquid screen protectors, are becoming increasingly popular with consumers. Are they worth buying and using?

Is your Roku Streaming Stick getting a little long in the tooth? Here are a few ways that you can repurpose your older Roku devices for maximum effect.

Android Emergency Live Video is a brand-new safety feature on Android phones that will let you stream video to first responders during emergencies.

As the holiday season approaches, that also means the inevitable release of the first iOS 26.3 beta. Here's when the first beta build is expected to release.

Amazon Basics sells all kinds of batteries, but it doesn't make them. That's because having other companies produce batteries has its advantages.

While Workout Buddy is still the most convenient option for tracking workouts, having to lug around the iPhone is burdensome enough to warrant a change.

A rumored redesign was on the way for Samsung's Galaxy S26 series of smartphones, but the competitive price of the iPhone reportedly forced a change of plans.

The OnePlus 15 has one of the most powerful chips and longest-lasting batteries on the market, but's there's one major deficiency holding it back.

Many audiophiles prefer to use surround sound systems for their TV audio, but some soundbars provide equivalent if not superior sound quality.