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01-Nov-26
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Apple's 2026 MacBook Pro is light-years ahead of its 2011 model in terms of performance. But is longer battery life one of those improvements?

For the best experience playing the new Grand Theft Auto 6, you're going to want to make some adjustments.

When purchasing a television, this first instinct is to go big. But before choosing a model, make sure it won't overpower the room.

Tesla was making solar roof panels that were designed to look like typical roof shingles if you saw them from the street, but they were transparent from above.

Your apps and browsers may be overdue for some tidying up.

While a personal 3D printer is certainly an investment, if you regularly engage with an expensive hobby, it might actually save you some cash.

Amazon has made a quiet change to older Echo speakers that will leave owners rethinking how they use their devices and manage their home audio setups.

SpaceX's Starship has a big role to play in NASA's plans to land astronauts on the Moon. Here's how big this rocket is and how its two stages work together.

31-Oct-26
It's annoying when your Apple AirPods run out of juice, but the culprit might not be what you think. Here's what's going on and what you can do about it.

Slate and Ford are both building affordable electric pickups, and that means compromises. But the two automakers are taking very different paths to get there.

A wealth of not-so-well-known features on Microsoft Teams make the experience easier and more stress-free than you may have previously thought.

If you've ever looked at the end of a plug, you've probably wondered why some have holes, and some don't - and no, it's not actually a big conspiracy theory.

If there are aspects of Netflix streaming that aren't to your liking, there are several changes you can make to optimize your viewing experience.

When your AirPods refuse to show up on your iPhone, the cause is usually simpler than you'd think. Here's where to look first and what to try next.

Brandon Stirrup deleted his comments from X a day after saying that AI usage is widespread in the gaming industry.

Roku only sells one streaming device that doesn't support 4K output.

Handy features of your AirPods can be overzealous, leading to disconnections and unwanted device swapping.

For now, you'll need to first join a waitlist.

The PS5 isn't as good of a buy today as it was early in its life, so you should be aware of the drawbacks in this awkward console generation.

Bolt Graphics has been working on its simulation-centric Zeus GPU for a while now and has reached a significant milestone: a successful test run.

Samsung has released the latest version of its wearable OS, One UI 9 Watch, and most of its watch lineup will get the update - except these.

Few things are more annoying than an unresponsive touchscreen. Before you give up on your phone, here's what to try to get it working again.

Using an old PC to create your own server can save you quite a bit of money through a couple of avenues. Here's what it can do.

Spotify can be a storage hog if you don't have your device's settings optimized. Here's what you can do if Spotify is taking up too much storage.

USB cables, much like their HDMI cousins, have limits on how long they can be. The thing is, those limits are probably much lower than you expected.

The second crew that spent a year inside NASA's simulated Mars habitat is emerging today, and the agency will stream it live.

GNSS and GPS are common terms in the world of satellite navigation. They may be similar, but there are some key differences between the two technologies.

Travel is stressful enough. Here's what you should know about TSA rules on traveling with tech.

Dialogue is an important part of any movie or TV show, but it isn't always as clear as we would like. Amazon's Fire TV Stick has a solution.

It's the easiest way to share posts and reels you like with all of your followers.

Sam Altman, in an interview, said it's 'terrible' for people to have 'a bunch of the world's limited supply of DRAM' that they barely use.

While IMAX 3D may sound bigger and better, there are a handful of distinct advantages and disadvantages to both movie-viewing experiences.

Why SNES games are so expensive [ 31-Oct-26 2:45pm ]
Scarcity and increased interest in retro games makes for an expensive combo.

Samsung doesn't just make great phone and tablet hardware; its One UI is also a standout, offering many features you just can't get elsewhere.

If you don't know what a PDF reader for your phone is, this is the time to learn about it all. You may be in need of one to make your life easier.

Microsoft wants owners to trade in their unused Xbox Series X and S consoles. Here's what's behind the push, and what to know before you take the deal.

With CD sales on the rise again, collectors are finding that enjoying their favorite tunes is more challenging than ever in the modern audio landscape.

The iPhone Pro has changed plenty since it was released in 2019, but how do the 2026 iPhone Pro prices fare in comparison with its original price?

Unfortunately, some people need to hear this. 

Even after uninstalling a game, there are often remnants of data left in your storage. Some you may want to leave, and some you should delete manually.

Maximizing your listening experience on Android can get very complicated, but we'll guide you through settings and headphone choices to get you there.

Anthropic warns that future is soon, but the threat is less novel than it seems.

All-in-one (AIO) computers are more compact and easier to use than desktop setups, but they also trade simplicity for flexibility when it's time to upgrade.

Your Microsoft 365 Family plan will transition to a new (smaller) shared storage model when you renew it.

Google, OpenAI, Anthropic and Microsoft pledge to support a new common signal for robots.txt that blocks scraping for AI training.

30-Oct-26
Snap is now the only defendant in the case.

The beta feature makes it easier to stay on top of reports and account strikes.

Despite good initial hardware, the Googlebook OS still needs a lot of work.

The site's data is reportedly intact, but the cause of the outage is still unknown.

Apple's tvOS 27.2 update isn't a particularly transformative one, but it still introduces a handful of new features that are worth checking out.

 
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