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Anker makes accessories that challenge first-party add-ons on price and features. Here are five options phone owners should have on their radar.

While Wi-Fi 6E has access to three bands, only one can be used at a time, but Wi-Fi 7 can open concurrent streams across multiple bands simultaneously.

Turning electronics off and back on again to fix problems may be a cliche, but it turns out you absolutely should be regularly restarting your router.

Android Auto can be incredibly convenient during a long commute, and even more convenient if you can connect your phone via Bluetooth.

Many people use screen protectors to keep their mobile phones safe and in good working order. But how do they work to prevent damage and scratching?

The unpleasant noise caused by the massive AI data centers being built around the U.S. has become a hot topic, but how far does it actually travel?

Bluetooth has often been touted as the future of wireless connectivity, but is it really that great? Here are the downsides of using Bluetooth everywhere.

Dell started out as a budget alternative to IBM's computers and evolved into one of the world's biggest names in the PC market. Here's who really owns it today.

You may not know Chuwi, but the laptop brand aims to challenge Apple. Here's what you should know about Chuwi to help you decide if its products are for you.

Apple Maps includes several ways to report road incidents, including a hands-free option that can help you keep your attention focused on driving.

If you've just unwrapped your new TCL TV and are looking for some useful apps to make the most of it, here are our recommendations for the best ones.

Most consumer routers offer a helpful setting called Universal Plug And Play (UpnP), but what exactly does it do, and is it safe to use on your network?

Unlike its cousin, USB-A, USB-C supports video output. But does that really apply to every little USB-C port out there? How can you tell? Read on to find out.

Slow device charging got you down? Don't blame your car! Here's why devices might not be charging as fast as it could be from the car's 12V power outlet.

Most ASUS laptop buyers gravitate toward one of two main offerings from the company: the Vivobook and the Zenbook. Here's why the Vivobook is so much cheaper.