The GameCube games we still love, 25 years later
Here are some of the GameCube games that have held up best over the last 25 years.
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How to get started with Meta's new AI agent, Muse
After a few days of testing Meta's AI agent Muse. I can confirm that there is very little learning curve to get started.
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Engadget review recap: Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon, Insta360 Luna Pro and more
A roundup of recent reviews from Engadget.
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Wardogs, Valheim 1.0 and other new indie games worth checking out
Our weekly indie games roundup includes a double deckbuilder, capybara puzzles and an undead William Wallace.
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Where should Apple go after the iPhone Duo? Bring on smaller and larger foldables
Come on Apple, just keep following in the footsteps of Samsung, ASUS and so many other foldable makers.
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Is AppleCare really worth the extra cost?
AppleCare provides peace of mind against damaged devices, but it's an additional cost you have to weigh.
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How to block time-wasting apps on iPhone using Screen Time
If you want to stop using your phone at certain time and getting stuck into certain apps too much, Screen Time can help.
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MagSafe vs. USB-C: Which is better for charging your MacBook?
Modern MacBooks can use two different types of cables to charge, but is USB-C or MagSafe a better option overall?
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At what length do Ethernet cables drop to lower speeds?
Running an Ethernet cable can provide faster speeds than Wi-Fi in many cases, but the length and type of cable make a difference.
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Make long drives easier with this Android Auto feature
Android Auto added a new capability recently that upgrades the infotainment screen in a big way. Let's activate it.
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How to use GPT-6 Astra when it rolls out to you
OpenAI's new model, GPT-6 Astra, has begun rolling out to users. Here's how you can get it and pitfalls to avoid.
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How to fix iMessage "Not Delivered" error on iPhones
iMessage is simple, and even RCS and SMS are usually reliable. But when your iPhone won't sent a message, you can coax it into working again.
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Why are IMAX cameras so notoriously loud?
Shooting a movie on IMAX 15/70 cameras can produce incredible film, but one of the major tradeoffs for filmmakers is how loud they can get when rolling.
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Sam Altman says OpenAI won't file for IPO this year
OpenAI's CEO called it an “ill-advised moment to go public” in an interview with Fortune.
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How to adjust the Liquid Glass effect on your iPhone with iOS 27
If you've never been satisfied with Liquid Glass on your Phone, then you'll probably like some of the new customization options Apple offers in iOS 27.
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Tesla's second-gen Roadster is finally getting a debut nearly a decade later
The reveal is scheduled for October 10, so long as it’s not delayed again.
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What's the difference between AppleCare+ and AppleCare One?
Should you get AppleCare+ or AppleCare One? We explain the difference in this post.
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Apple's rumored gaming controller for iPhone could feature Beats branding
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman said there are two gaming controllers in the works.
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Stop wasting your Wi-Fi router's USB port — try this instead
If you have a USB port on the back of your router and don't know what to do with it, try some of these straightforward options.
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Car manufacturers are ditching CarPlay in 2026: Here's why
CarPlay lets you bypass your car's lousy infotainment system, but some manufacturers have decided they don't want you doing that anymore.
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These useful accessories help extend your HDMI setup on a budget
HDMI cables can only transmit a signal so far, but these accessories can extend that when you need something more.
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What was the PSX? The souped-up PS2 rarely sold outside of Japan
The PSX isn't just an alternative name for the first PlayStation. It was also a failed Sony console that never got a release outside Japan.
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If your laptop trackpad is popping out, stop using it immediately
Your trackpad probably covers a part of your laptop that can become a fire hazard in a hurry, so if your trackpad is shifting, it needs immediate attention.
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Are Apple's wired EarPods still worth buying?
Wired earbuds like EarPods might seem like a relic of the past, but they still have their place (and come at a great price).
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Here's what you can use instead of a docking station
If you only need ports for a few low-power peripherals or a single external monitor, you may not need a docking station at all.
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How to set up HDMI-CEC on your Samsung TV
HDMI-CEC, or Anynet+ on Samsung TVs, lets you control all your devices with fewer remotes and button presses. It's well worth setting up properly.
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Never use harsh cleaning products to clean your smartphone — do this instead
Your phone is a magnet for germs, but there are gentle ways to clean it.
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How to get your cut of PlayStation's $7.85 million settlement
Sony should soon be issuing payments for a class-action lawsuit, but your cut will likely be quite small.
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External HDD vs. SSD: What are the pros and cons of each drive type?
External SSDs are faster than HDDs, but if you need cost-effective backups or larger capacities, a hard drive may be a better choice for you.
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Why your Roku keeps randomly turning off (and how to fix it)
A Roku is usually a straightforward device, but they can run into power problems. This is what to check if yours powers off all the time.
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Why do routers have so many antennas?
It seems like routers keep growing more antennas each year. Is this a marketing gimmick, or is there a good reason?
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What is the difference between a dead pixel and a stuck pixel?
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