Always dropping your phone? This device makes it nearly impossible to fumble
Rugged phone cases may protect your phone from falls, but this device keeps it tethered to prevent drops in the first place.
I tested this pair of $40 headphones and refuse to believe they sound this good
Budget-friendly headphones are a dime a dozen, so what makes the Haylou S40s worthy of buying?
How I made my pickpocket-proof tech bag even harder to steal (and a lot easier to recover)
The ideal bag tracker needs to be hard to find – and remove.
Your Roku just got 6 new free channels – including sports and game shows
The new channels join more than 300 others offered by the streaming service – and no Roku TV is required.
This swappable USB cable replaced all the random cords in my junk drawer
Statik’s magnetic charging cable has breakaway type C, micro USB, Apple, and type A connectors in one.
This snap-on iPhone charger finally let me toss my charging cables – and it’s cheap
Statik’s Snap-n-Charge is a charger that connects to your phone without the need for cords or cables.
Vanilla OS vs. Bazzite: Which immutable Linux distro is right for you?
Immutable Linux distributions are all the rage, and with good reason. But which immutable distribution is the right one for you? Let’s compare two of my favorites.
I tried Gmail’s new Gemini AI features, and now I want to unsubscribe
In my testing, Gemini in Gmail misses key details, delivers misleading summaries, and still cannot manage message flow the way I need.
OneDrive Backup just got a massive change for the better – how it works now
Microsoft is still forcing you to back up your files to the cloud, but recent changes have made it easier to restore your local files. Too bad those changes aren’t documented.
Can this $25 multimeter hold its own against my $250 unit? I put it to the test
The Neoteck 3-in-1 pen multimeter is a great choice for the DIYer and amateur tinkerer.