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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.

The Roborock F25 Ace Pro brings a few interesting new features to the company's lineup of stick vacuums, coupled with a higher price point.

You can't do much with a 3D printer if you don't have models to print. These obscure printing sites offer exciting niche models you won't find anywhere else.

Leaving an external hard drive plugged in all the time carries some risk, but unplugging it constantly might actually be a worse habit to develop.

European and American Galaxy S26 phones aren't identical. The biggest difference is the processor inside, and it has real performance implications.

The world's first smartphone may not be a household name, but it set the stage for today's high-tech gadgets. Here's the full story of this digital trendsetter.

Your gaming monitor likely has a number of USB ports for ease of access, but there are still some things you should never plug into your monitor's ports.

The Steam Deck is one of the most popular handheld gaming devices on the market, and you can make it even more useful if you have a 3D printer.

The MacBook Neo might be the exciting new model on the block, but the M5 MacBook Air is proof that Apple's ultra-light laptop is still an easy choice.

External hard drives aren't just for laptops and desktops. Several other devices you probably already own can read or write to one without any hassle.

A USB drive can support several different types of file formats, depending on your needs. Here's what those formats mean and how to switch between them.