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MP3 has been the most popular lossy audio file format for decades, but AAC is now a popular alternative. Here's what you need to know about which is better.

Most people typically only reboot their electronics when they're prompted to because of an update or when there are performance issues, the bare minimum.

A VPN passthrough is most associated with legacy protocols, and if you're experiencing issues with your connection, you should know what it is.

The one-watt rule for standby electricity is aimed at helping consumers save on their electric bill by limiting the amount of power a device on standby uses.

Your iPhone can do a lot of really cool things to make your day-to-day life easier, and you don't always need to unlock it to use those features.

If you're enjoying other retro cameras that are currently on the market, Yashica has a new micro version that is just small enough to fit on a key ring.

DVI and VGA were at one point the most common methods of connecting monitors to devices, but decades later, what's the practical difference between them?

If you are into old-school tech, you might be looking to pick up an iPod. You should know that not all of them have Bluetooth and which of them do.

Robot vacuums are a great tool if you're looking to remove the hassle of cleaning floors, but there are several brands that users recommend you avoid.

Famed movie critic Roger Ebert was a huge fan of a Zack Snyder superhero-adaptation movie from 2009 that was otherwise known to be divisive among serious fans.

Believe it or not, fiber optic cables have been around since the 1950s, but how do they work? It turns out the answer isn't that complicated.

You can repair your phone's USB charging port yourself, instead of taking it to a repair shop, with a handful of tools and a little know-how.

Tech gadgets tend to be some of the most expensive purchases consumers make, and there's a 30-day rule that's important to keep in mind before buying.

Android manufacturers spent years making curved displays a premium selling point, then quietly stopped. Here's what eventually changed their minds.

Everyone knows that surround sound audio systems tend to be more expensive than TV soundbars - but are they actually worth that extra investment?