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Latest Computers & Electronics

• The Best Laptops for 2026

  Whether you want a simple budget PC, a productivity workhorse, or a screamer of a gaming notebook, our experts have done the heavy lifting to help you find the right laptop for the job.

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• Is Fast Charging Actually Killing Your Phone's Battery? Here’s the Truth

  Is the device in your pocket just one fast charge away from exploding? Probably not, but there are some potential risks you should know about.

  2 hours, 40 minutes By John Bogna
• Don't Watch the World Cup Final Without Adjusting This TV Setting

  Motion smoothing should stay turned off most of the time, but you'll want to enable it for soccer matches to enjoy smoother, more fluid action.

  3 hours By Will Greenwald
• OnePlus Exiting the US Phone Market Is a Gut Punch for Android Fans

  For years, OnePlus helped push Android forward with bold ideas and aggressive pricing in an increasingly homogeneous mobile landscape. Let's pour one out for the brand, its phones, and the community that grew around them.

  1 day, 3 hours By Florence Ion
• iPhone 18 Pro Rumors Heat Up: These Are the Ones That Deserve Your Attention

  As Apple's annual iPhone launch window draws closer, we take a look at the strongest display, design, camera, performance, and pricing rumors we have heard so far.

  1 day, 21 hours By Jibin Joseph
• Meta to Alert Parents If Their Kid Mentions Suicide to Its AI Chatbots

  'All chats flagged by our AI will be manually reviewed before an alert is sent' to a parent, Meta says. It's currently live on Instagram for those with Teen Accounts.

  2 days By Michael Kan
• Memory From China's CXMT Can't Quite Compete With the Big Players (Yet)

  Testing by overclocker Safedisk found that CXMT memory chips are less consistent than those from SK Hynix, Micron, or Samsung, but if the RAM crunch continues, CXMT may catch up.

  2 days By Jon Martindale
• Windows Runs Slightly Faster Than SteamOS on the Steam Machine

  That's surprising, but it could be considered a win for both OS developers.

  2 days By Jon Martindale
• Stop Paying for Google Drive. I Built My Own Home Storage Cloud Using a Raspberry Pi

  Hate paying for cloud storage, but not ready to invest in a network-attached storage device? Here's how I turned my Raspberry Pi board into the brains of a wireless file-sharing system.

  2 days By Whitson Gordon
• Galaxy Unpacked: 5 Smartwatch Upgrades I'm Hoping Samsung Finally Delivers

  With its smartwatch momentum slipping, Samsung needs a big win. These key improvements could turn its next Galaxy Watches into the best Android wearables yet.

  2 days, 1 hour By Andrew Gebhart
• Apple Ends Unlocked Option for Carrier-Financed iPhone Purchases

  iPhones financed through T-Mobile and Verizon will now be locked to their respective carriers. Previously, only AT&T devices on carrier payment plans were locked.

  2 days, 2 hours By Jibin Joseph
• OnePlus Exits the US and Europe, Promises Support for Existing Phones

  Existing users will continue to receive software, security, and after-sales support.

  2 days, 3 hours By Jibin Joseph
• AST SpaceMobile Delays Service Launch to 2027, Eyes 'Acquisitions'

  The Starlink Mobile rival signals it's pursuing partnerships or acquisitions to bolster its satellite launch capabilities, following the Blue Origin mishap.

  2 days, 3 hours By Michael Kan
• I Was Fed Up With Spam Calls. Here's How I Silenced Them for Good

  Robocalls, scammers, and unknown callers make answering the phone a minefield. Good news! You don't have to put up with them. My tips will help you block 'em all.

  2 days, 4 hours By Kim Key
• Online Stores Might Be Forced to Add 'FCC IDs' to Listings. Retailers Aren't Happy

  FCC IDs certify that a product is authorized for sale in the US, but industry groups fear that a rushed process to force platforms to list them on electronics will cause chaos and hurt resellers.

  2 days, 19 hours By Michael Kan
• Frontier Airlines Is Adding Starlink, But You Might Have to Pay for It

  Don’t expect the airline that charges for a Coke to give away in-flight Wi-Fi, at least not with basic fares.

  2 days, 21 hours By Rob Pegoraro