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In just about every movie dealing with espionage or a heist, somebody aims a laser pointer at a security camera to knock it out of commission.

The OnePlus 16 isn't available Stateside, but you can get your hands on these five Android devices that are actually more powerful.

The Meta Quest 3 can handle a lot of tasks from productivity to gaming, but how does it stack up against other AMD GPUs you may already own?

Gamers love to accessorize with gadgets that highlight some of their favorite games, whether those are accessories for their desk or keychain.

Oscar-nominated Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson has appeared in her fair share of great sci-fi movies, and here are the five best of the bunch.

Best Buy is a favorite destination among tech shoppers, and the retailer offers some real bargains. Here are 10 Best Buy finds under $50 that are worth buying.

If you're in the market for a good smartwatch, the Amazfit T-Rex 3 is a good option that's also rugged. But is it worth buying? Here are the pros and cons.

Meta's new Petal subsea cable is a world first and just might change how we use the internet. Here's what you need to know about this technology breakthrough.

Your OnePlus phone can make your in-car experience even better when paired with suitable accessories. Here are our top picks worth checking out.

Your Pixel can light up to tell you who's calling, but Google gives you surprisingly few ways to use those lights. Some owners are tired of waiting for more.

Have you ever noticed a slot labeled SC that looks like a wide SD port on a laptop? Here's what the SC port on your laptop is for and when you might need it.

Google is on its fifth generation of Pixel Watch, but how long can you expect your existing model of Pixel Watch to last if you have an older model?

The '90s were a great time for science fiction, as it was a time when creatives and studios took chances with time travel and multiverse-hopping stories.

Phones weren't always competing to have the biggest screen. Some went so far in the other direction that you could mistake them for a key fob at first glance.

There are more Starlink satellites in Earth's lower orbit than any other brand of satellite, providing thousands of people with internet access.