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The Light Phone 3 Wants to Free You From Modern Distractions
Have you ever wished you could just swap out your phone full of apps and features and go back to the simpler times where you just texted or called people? Light has a product line that fulfills the exact purpose, and its latest phone, the Light 3, is as minimalist as it gets, but I'm honestly failing to see the long-term market vision here.
6 Reasons to Buy a 4K Monitor
4K monitors are some of the highest resolution monitors you can buy for a desktop setup, and that means you're usually going to pay quite a premium! So is it worth it?
Get a PlayStation 5 Slim with Astro Bot on Sale Today
The PlayStation 5 is closer to the end of its lifespan than it is from the time of its launch in 2020, but it has received a few upgrades and it has a healthy ecosystem of games. If you don't have yours yet, you can get yourself a neat discount on one—and you'll even get a free game on top, too.
5 Ways to Get the Benefits of a Mechanical Keyboard Without the Noise
Curious about mechanical keyboards but put off by the loud noise that makes them impractical in a quiet office or bedroom? Let me walk you through various keyboard options so that you can enjoy the benefits without the disruptive click-clack.
How to View Tonight’s “Blood Moon” Total Lunar Eclipse
A blood moon, properly called a Total Lunar Eclipse, will appear on the evening of March 13th and the early hours of March 14th—they're rare, so you don't want to miss it. Here's everything you should know about when and where you can view the blood moon, and why the moon appears red.
Notepad in Windows 11 Is Getting More Copilot AI
The new Notepad update, version 11.2501.29.0, comes with two main features. The first one is a summarization tool, and the second is the Snipping Tool helping you make boxes and arrows more professionally.
The Latest Steam Competitor Is Google Play Games
Google Play Games on PC started off as a way to play Android games on Windows computers, with your purchases, save files, and other data synchronized across PC and Android devices. Now, Google is turning it into a full-fledged competitor to Steam, the Microsoft Store, and other PC game stores.
Anker Soundcore Launches a Newer, Better Set of Open-ear Earbuds
Anker Soundcore is now offering its AeroClip Clip-On earbuds. Announced in January, the earbuds' open-ear "ring" design allows you to hear your surroundings and provides a stable fit when exercising or performing other physical activities.
I Host My Single-Player Minecraft Worlds on a Server, Here’s Why
I love Minecraft. But, more than playing it at my desk, I love playing Minecraft anywhere I am. Here's why I keep my single-player world on a server instead of just my local desktop.
Forget the Haters, Don't Be Afraid to Buy the Cheapest iPad
It's become incredibly common for tech publications (and people on Reddit) to give out blanket advice to skip the base iPad and buy an iPad Air instead. I'm here to tell you that for most people, most of the time, the base iPad is more than you actually need.
This Cooler Master PC Case is All About Airflow
Cooler Master cases are popular for a reason. They provide a pretty good price for really high-quality cases, and the company uses its expertise in fans and coolers to give you cases with great airflow as well. This one follows that line very well, and it's surprisingly flexible.
Your Pokémon Go Location Data Just Got Sold
Niantic, the company Pokémon Go, has sold its division that makes third-party games to Scopely, a business owned by a Saudia Arabian company, for $3.5 billion. This includes Pokémon Go, Pikmin Bloom, and Monster Hunter Now, and all the location data of its users with it.
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and More Switch Games Are Still on Sale
Nintendo's 'MAR10' day might have come and gone, but some deals on Nintendo Switch games are still ongoing. You can now get Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for $40, a savings of $20 from the usual price—yes, Mario Kart 8 is still $60 most of the time. A bunch of other great games are also on sale.
Building a PC? Follow This Build Order to Make It Easy
Building your own PC is exciting. You get to cherry-pick every part and then assemble it all together. However, with so many components and wires, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. Luckily, you can simplify the process by following this build order.
TP-Link's New Travel Router Gives You a Private Network Everywhere
TP-Link has announced the TL-WR3002X. This is a new travel router that supports Wi-Fi 6, giving you a fast, reliable, and optional VPN filter everywhere you travel.
5 Weird iPhone Camera Apps You Need to Try
The iPhone has a great camera with multiple modes for both photos and videos, but performing the same actions can become repetitive after a while.
How I Save Money When Shopping Online
Online shopping makes it easy to buy anything, anytime, but it can also lead to unplanned spending. I used to go over my budget while shopping, but after adopting a few strategies, I’ve learned to stay within my spending limits.
I’ve Hosted My Own Minecraft Server for Years (And You Should Too)
Hosting your own Minecraft server doesn't have to be difficult. I've hosted my own servers for friends for the past few years, and it's actually pretty simple to do.
Why I Want More Sequels to Bad Games
Video game sequels allow developers to refine their old ideas, but they are typically reserved for already-great games. There's nothing wrong with better versions of beloved titles, but developers are wasting their best ideas by ignoring their worst games.
How to Find Constellations in the Night Sky
It's easy to get lost in a clear night sky full of stars. It can feel like a random mess of lights without a little guidance. Once you're able to identify a few constellations though, the sky starts making a lot more sense.