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Amidst several Apple employees leaving the company, a new report indicates that Apple's top hardware executive might also want to exit soon.

Advancements in AI may feel a bit daunting, but this clever hack helps you harness the power of artificial intelligence in your own home and is completely DIY.

iPhones have a sensor that doesn't get used a lot but can actually be really helpful for various tasks. Here's how to use your iPhone's LiDAR sensor.

Your storage drive might be struggling with issues you can't even see. We reveal 5 proven methods to speed up your old computer's storage and boost stability.

Just because sci-fi movies involve fiction doesn't mean they're nonsense space fantasy. These movies are accurate enough to impress even NASA scientists.

Walmart is often associated with groceries and savings, but the retailer also sells electronic devices.. Here are the best products you can't buy anywhere else.

A black dot with a green or orange light suddenly popped up on many iPhone screens after the iOS 18.4 update. It shows up in only two situations.

WD-40 is a versatile product that can be used for several applications, but is it safe to use on your electronics? Here's what you need to know.

OLED TVs are known for excellent visual quality, but also garnered an early reputation for panel "burn-in." These days, however, burn-in is not as prevalent.

If you've been holding on to your smartphone for quite some time and are confused about whether it's time to upgrade, here are some signs to look for.

In order to save money, you might consider buying a cheap smart TV. However, Consumer Reports ratings suggest some are so bad, they're not worth the savings.

Moss may be the key to planetary expansion for humanity, though that's a stretch from what is very early research of flora growth in outer space.

Thanks to shows like Chernobyl, most people know that exposure to nuclear radiation is bad for you, but what is it actually doing to your body?

Even when you're having trouble connecting your Roku TV to the internet, you have a way to watch movies and videos on your device while it's offline.

Sleeping with your headphones or earbuds in is a common practice, often helping you fall asleep more easily. Why, then, should you avoid doing so?