Can PC coolant expire? Here's how long it can last
A liquid-cooled PC can certainly look cool, but there are hurdles when mixing tech and water. Here's what you need to know to keep your rig running right.
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These experimental EV batteries can eject themselves during a fire
EV battery fires are highly dangerous and difficult to extinguish, but is launching a battery pack out of the car a smart or realistic solution?
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How to set up Google Authenticator on a new phone
How to setup Google Authenticator on a new phone without causing a headache.
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The pros and cons of buying refurbished laptops
A properly refurbished laptop will get you a lot for your money, but not all refurb jobs are done to the same standard.
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The game reverse engineering community is the latest casualty of AI
For years, decompilation communities thrived on the challenge of breaking down video games to their core code and adapting them. Then AI tools ruined the fun.
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Streaming vs. downloading: Which uses more battery and data?
Does it make more sense to download in advance, or should you stream whenever possible? Video and sound quality have an impact on battery and data usage.
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Avoid these common mistakes when buying a new monitor
Many monitor buying mistakes come from ignoring viewing distance, port limits, and HDR claims. These tips help you pick a screen that fits your needs.
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Samsung One UI 9.5 beta may be coming soon: Here's how to sign up for the program
Samsung appears to be preparing the One UI 9.5 beta program ahead of an expected 2027 launch. Here's what to do if you want to test Samsung's latest OS.
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How do spam callers get your number in the first place?
Ever wonder how a total stranger ended up with your phone number? The answer starts earlier than you think, and a few small habits can keep it from spreading.
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Claude Personal Finance vs. ChatGPT Finances: What sets them apart?
Both AI tools offer to delve deep into your bank accounts, but they differ in privacy settings.
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Is your router overheating? Here's how to keep it cool and working safely
You'll want your router to be well-ventilated for it to perform at its best.
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The built-in iPhone app for creativity you may be ignoring (but shouldn't)
Your iPhone has a built-in app for brainstorming and visual planning that can turn scattered screenshots, sketches and notes into something you can share.
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Your EV's battery is big enough to run your house — here's what stops most people
Today's EV batteries could let you power specific appliances or your entire house. But a few factors line up to make that idea a non-starter for most folks.
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There is no end in sight for the GPU supply problem
GPU prices have soared as the supply of memory has tightened, and it doesn't look like this is going to change any time soon (though a few optimists disagree).
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How long should a PC processor actually last?
Your computer's CPU is its most important part, and its most expensive one, too. So how long can you expect it to last if cared for properly?
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You can easily keep your home network running during a power outage — here's how
Few things top the inconvenience of being in the middle of something online when the power goes out. Luckily, there are a few options to keep you connected.
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How to set up SpaceXAI's Grok in Google Workspace (and what it can do)
Inserting Grok into your Google Workspace is easy, but you'll want to consider a few things before rolling out the welcome mat.
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How a bottleneck calculator for your GPU and CPU works
They're a quick way to help you check component compatibility before you build or upgrade a system.
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People are modding the Tamagotchi Paradise to run Game Boy games
Someone figured out how to run Pokémon Gold and Silver on a Tamagotchi.
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The reason your phone keeps dimming even with auto-brightness off
If your iPhone or Android phone's screen keeps darkening when you don't want it to, there are several possible explanations.
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Snapchat’s Find Friends feature will be off by default for UK users under 18
The platform is rolling out this change in the country starting this month.
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5 Google Messages settings you might want to disable
Google Messages is easily one of the best messaging apps available on Android, but that doesn't mean it's configured perfectly out of the box.
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Solar panel breakthrough could almost double the efficiency of today's panels
Solar panels have become much more efficient since their infancy, but research breakthroughs show there's still plenty of room for improvement.
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Cleaning your PC with expired isopropyl alcohol can be risky — here's why
Think twice before grabbing that old bottle. Here’s why expired isopropyl alcohol can harm your PC and how to clean it the safe way instead.
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How to use your old tablet to build a live streaming setup
You don't always need to buy new products just to start live streaming. This app lets you reuse an old tablet as the centerpiece of your setup.
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Why you don't really need an expensive, high-end router
Getting a top-of-the-line router won't necessarily increase your internet speeds. Here's what you need to know before you buy.
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The accessory Samsung Galaxy S26 users should be taking advantage of
There's a lot to like about Samsung's Galaxy S26 phones, especially the S26 Ultra, but some users may not be taking full advantage of what they have to offer.
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