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HDMI passthrough is the common term used by the majority of manufacturers, but some brands might call it something different like Standby Passthrough.

If you're a voracious reader, then Amazon's Kindle is your ticket to a vast collection of books, but will the device work long enough to be worth the cost?

If you've been a long-time PC user, you must have at least a few mouse pads lying around. Instead of throwing them away, you can repurpose them in unique ways.

A glowing red light isn't always a good sign, but in the case of your Apple Watch, it's just a case of a sensor that's working as designed.

Presented on Shark Tank by Tanya Van Court, GoalSetter is a Venmo-like digital savings platform that focuses on financial education.

In the market for a new router but can't afford to break the bank? These routers are both budget-friendly and highly-rated by users.

Your 3D printer is a precision machine, and that means it requires regular maintenance, including cleaning it. Here's what you should be doing.

Signing up for YouTube Premium on your mobile device is incredibly simple, but it's also probably adding an extra fee to your monthly bill.

The Switch 2 may be the current hot piece of technology for Nintendo fans, but there's still a lot you can do with the Joy-Cons on your original Switch.

Buying old consoles at flea markets is a common practice, but a second-hand Xbox 360 purchased by a fan actually turned out to hold one of gaming's holy grails.

Printers have a knack for breaking at the worst possible time. Luckily, many of the most common problems are things you can actually sort out yourself.

Sometimes an iPad feels so slow and buggy that restarting it seems to be your only chance to make it run apps without lagging or stuttering.

Give your Amazon Fire TV Stick a surprising new use by turning it into a retro gaming console with a free app that unlocks classic game titles.

The lightsaber is one of cinema's most iconic props. Its origin traces back to a chance discovery in a secondhand camera shop in London in the 1970s.

Amazon offers any gadget you can thing of, but are they worth the price? Here are some over $100 that buyers love.