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Heat waves around the world have gotten pretty severe, forcing multiple municipalities and organizations to take action in an attempt to cool temperatures.

When it comes to maintaining the functionality of your CPU, it is important to keep it from overheating. That's where a cooler comes into play.

PCs are lasting longer than ever between upgrades, and factors including price, technology limits, and manufacturing will determine how long yours lasts.

If you're a fan of Jurassic Park, these sci-fi classics from cinema history may be the perfect watch.

If you're in the market for a new tablet to get you through the upcoming school year, you might want to consider one of these top-rated options.

It can be tough to stay on top of who owns what in the realm of tech, especially in the app space. The entity that owns Snapchat may or may not surprise you.

OnePlus just confirmed its upcoming flagship in China with major upgrades to gaming performance. However, the phone won't be available in the U.S. or Europe.

While the MacBook Air is leagues ahead of most smartphones in performance, here are some Android models that beat the laptop in terms of RAM offered.

If you're having trouble with a TP-Link Router in your home, there are some common fixes that may solve the problem without the need for replacement.

Computer operating systems run the gamut. While some have the reputation for being less efficient than others, this isn't always the case.

Switching from Chrome to Firefox may sound like an easy privacy win, but the move comes with compromises that could affect your daily browsing.

Adding multiple stops along your route becomes essential while planning long trips. Here's how many stops Google Maps allows on a single route.

Buying a new TV can still be a significant investment, and that's why it's important to understand how long a TV will be supported by its manufacturer.

As AI drives demand for more electricity, nuclear power is back in focus. These disadvantages could become much harder to overlook in the years ahead.

Planned obsolescence has pushed the average consumer to upgrade their smartphone every year or two when a new one launches, but that's not necessary.