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Both the Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy line of phones are renowned for their high-qualiyt cameras, but which one is better for photos at night?

Just because the vast majority of the world relies on streaming or downloading music doesn't mean you have to if you'd prefer to hold onto your physical media.

Taking great photos starts with a great camera, but that's not the end of the story. Here are ten useful accessories that can help level up your photography.

Gaming peripherals like the Nintendo Zapper were incredibly popular in the '80s, but today they're not compatible with most current equipment.

Part of the draw to post-apocalyptic shows and movies is wondering if it could ever happen in real life, especially if it's a zombie apocalypse.

Looking to upgrade one of your favorite gadgets, or buy one for the first time in July? Check out these five heavily discounted items at Best Buy.

Google's Pixel line has a dedicated userbase that swears by the phones, but there are just as many disappointed users who have sworn off the brand.

The Steam Machine is here. With component prices driving up its initial MSRP, consumers are wondering whether it's worth it compared to a gaming laptop.

Some swear by the 38% rule as one way to achieve the best listening experience with your home audio system. Here's what you need to know about this guideline.

Wearable fitness tech like the Fitbit and the Pixel Watch are both viable options, but you do need to consider longevity if you're choosing one over the other.

Some older Android phones can keep getting newer software after official support ends, though the process takes more work than a normal update.

Bluetooth audio is incredibly convenient, but you still want to make sure to understand what codecs you're using to get the best quality audio.

Score top-tier, Consumer Reports-endorsed tech like streaming sticks and headphones from Roku, Amazon, JBL, and more - all for under $50.

Your Apple devices can track a lot of workout data for you while you're at the gym, but this update may change which peripherals you wear there.

If there's a household name in computers, it's Logitech, as it has been around since the '80s and most PC users' first peripheral was likely a Logitech mouse.