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Having a home media center to stream owned content to all your connected devices isn't as difficult as it sounds, and you can set one up for very little cost.

Audiences often argue that Hollywood is only pumping out sequels and comic book adaptations. Look over on Apple TV+ and you'll find tons of original content.

The 2026 MLB season has arrived, and you'll need more streaming service subscriptions than ever to watch every baseball game this year.

Screensavers used to be everywhere, but now they mostly just live on in our nostalgia. What happened, and are screensavers really gone for good?

Android Auto connection issues are hitting multiple devices right now. Google says fixes are rolling out, but some workarounds are already helping.

Gamers who only aspire to collect physical media are in for a rude awakening, as Nintendo has announced a massive change to its Switch 2 game prices.

Looking to keep your car safe both on the road and when parked? This solar-powered dash cam is a good pick to help do just that, and it's discounted on Amazon.

OpenAI surprised everyone by announcing it would discontinue Sora, its popular and controversial generative AI video app. Here's everything you should know.

Amazon's Big Spring Sale is hard to ignore, but Costco has five tech deals running alongside it that match or beat the pricing with extra benefits on top.

According to the multiverse theory, there's a world where Patrick Stewart never landed the iconic role of Captain Picard in "Star Trek: The Next Generation."

Apple improved the Apple Watch Series 9's display brightness over previous iterations, making it significantly better to use outside on a run.

With the rise of artificial intelligence and easily accessible photos of people floating around online, it's become far easier for scammers to use this trick.

iOS 26.4 is such a major update that we weren't able to fit all of the interesting new features and changes in a single article, so here are the rest.

Screen protectors offer obvious benefits for smartphones, but it this once critical accessory to keeping your device safe is not always needed anymore.

Doomscrolling and opening the same app dozens of times are big problems for many smartphone users, but these apps can help break those habits.