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Here's how long your Google Pixel phone will get software updates
Your Google Pixel phone has a set lifetime of support based on when it first went on sale. After that, you have few options for using it securely.
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Simple tweaks to improve your 4K TV's picture quality
Even if your TV looks great as-is, some tweaks to its modes and sliders, as well as the room it's in, will make it look much better.
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5 Samsung Galaxy features you should be using after updating to One UI 9
Samsung Galaxy phones that have upgraded to Android 17 and One UI 9 have a slew of new features — some more helpful than others.
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Google Japan created one of the strangest keyboards ever, and we're dying to try it
Google Japan created an assembly line-inspired keyboard you can use with one hand.
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Flock Safety is reportedly planning major layoffs now that everyone hates it
Morale at one of the most reviled companies in America appears to be at an all time low.
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Amazon Alexa Tablet 12 Pro vs Amazon Fire HD 10: What's changed, and is the upgrade worth it?
Amazon's best tablet ever didn't have to work hard for the title, but a new nanomatte screen and Kindle mode sweeten the deal.
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The popular Apple features you won't be getting with the iPhone Duo
The iPhone Duo lacks a few features we're used to seeing on other iPhones.
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What causes screen tearing and how can you fix it?
Screen tearing is a distracting and ugly problem, but you have several ways to combat it to keep your games running smoothly.
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How to adjust the audio quality in Apple Music
Apple Music offers both lossless streaming and EQ features, if you know where to look.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra vs Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra: The difference one year can make
An iterative upgrade once again for Samsung's laptop-sized tablet line.
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The Ember Mug 3 is brimming with potential, but it leaves a bitter taste
A self-heating mug is a great idea, but for $150, Ember's third-generation flagship is a tough sell.
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The safest and easiest way to debloat Windows 11
Windows 11 includes a ton of unnecessary junk, some of which you can remove manually and some of which is best handled by a tool.
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When are surround sound systems actually worth it over soundbars?
Choosing between a soundbar and full surround system requires you to evaluate how much you care about convenience, immersion, price and more.
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How to use Android apps on your Windows PC (and why you might want to)
With the right software, you can run Android apps on your Windows PC. Here's why you may want to and how to get it set up on your own computer.
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Turning your old PC into a media server is easier than it sounds
Just load up your 100-percent legally sourced media files and go!
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Wired vs. wireless keyboards: Is there really a difference in performance?
Wireless keyboards introduce convenience and portability, but they can't quite keep up with wired keyboards in some cases.
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PS5 vs PS5 Digital Edition: which is the better buy?
The PS5 has both disc-based and digital-only consoles; the right one for you depends on how you play your games and what else you use the console for.
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Don't throw away your old Android tablet — do this instead
Android Auto will run right on your tablet's screen with the Open Headunit app.
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How to use Xbox mode on your Windows PC
Xbox mode is akin to Big Picture Mode, where you get a gaming-friendly interface that works well with a controller.
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Get the best battery life for your Windows laptop by changing these settings
Windows laptops aren't known for having excellent battery life, but a lot of that is because of unoptimized settings. Change these for big improvements.
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iPhone Duo vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8: here's how they stack up
Apple's first foldable competes well with the Z Fold 8, at least in terms of specs.
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Is there any benefit to restarting your PC regularly?
Rebooting your PC regularly is old advice, but how important is this today? And how often do you really need to restart?
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The downsides of switching from a MacBook to Windows
macOS and Windows both have their own advantages. If you're planning to move to Windows, make sure you know what you're giving up.
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Audacity's new look is finally here, along with its largest feature update in years
The popular free audio editor gets a colorful dark mode and granular editing tools.
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Ugreen's new smart home ecosystem is built around local AI hubs
Ugreen has three new hubs that run your smart home with local AI rather than the cloud. The top model runs on Nvidia's Jetson Thor platform and costs $20,000.
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QHD, WQHD, 4K, and 5K resolution: What do they mean and which is best for you?
QHD, 4K, 5K, and other resolutions quickly become confusing. Once you get past the marketing terms, you can choose what makes sense for your needs.
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