BGR

Technological innovation drives the world forward year after year, but some of today's most important inventions have actually been around for decades.

There are so many different types of modern day televisions, including OLED, QLED, mini-LED, and others, but nobody has touched AMOLED for TVs.

YouTube is more popular than ever, but it's missing some features you might want. Here are the best browser extensions for YouTube to close some of the gaps.

Is your MacBook refusing to wake up? Before panicking about lost data or an expensive Apple repair bill, try these simple troubleshooting tricks.

Thought your unused gym membership was costing you too much? Wait until you see how much Americans spend each month on recurring subscriptions and memberships.

The iPhone and iPod touch helped define Apple's touchscreen era, but their launch timeline is easy to mix up because both arrived during a huge year for Apple.

Your smartwatch may be able to do more than track steps or show alerts. With the right Wear OS setup, it can help control a smart TV from your wrist today.

A lower price tag doesn't always tell the full story. Before you buy a refurbished smartphone, there are a few important factors worth considering.

While most smartwatches and fitness trackers have similar features, here are three unique features exclusive to Samsung's Galaxy Watch lineup.

There's a lot of icons you may see without realizing what they mean on your iPhone, and one you're likely to see is a yellow battery icon.

Tired of hidden fees and locked-down settings on your PlayStation 5 console? Discover the five massive advantages a custom rig has over Sony's flagship.

Which method of storing your movie collection is likely to last longer, DVDs and Blu-Ray discs or hard drives? Here's our in-depth examination.

Enjoying the great outdoors is easier than ever. Thanks to new battery tech and innovation galore, these gadgets will enhance any adventure.

The Apple Watch is a versatile tech gadget, but its features can especially be useful for cycling enthusiasts, including these five selections.

Charlie Sheen was known for either taking on comedic roles or ones that had him playing the bad boy archetype, but in 1996 he actually played a geek.