This ad-free Facebook app made my feed enjoyable again for the first time in years
Facebook ads and suggested posts were ruining my feed. Then I tried this free open-source app.
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I’ve tested a lot of wallet finder tags, but this one’s the best – Here’s why it rocks
Rolling Square’s AirCard Pro Dual has one of the loudest buzzers I’ve tested and glow-in-the-dark inserts.
You may finally be able to fix your embarrassing Gmail address – here’s how
Official documents indicate a long-awaited change might be coming.
Linux will be unstoppable in 2026 – but one open-source legend may not survive
Linux and open source are gearing up for a big year, with desktop growth, Rust, and security leading the way.
8 ways to get more iPhone storage today – and most are free
Running out of iPhone space? Don’t panic-buy a new phone or more iCloud+. Here’s how to free up space fast.
These OnePlus earbuds transported me from my noisy commute, but the price is more wild
The OnePlus Buds 4 offer flagship-level active noise cancellation for a budget-friendly price.
The best 98-inch TVs of 2025: Cinema-sized and expert tested
A 98-inch TV can help create a truly cinema-like experience in the comfort of your own home. We’ve tested the best from brands like Hisense, TCL, and Sony.
Oura Ring 3 vs Oura Ring 4: I’ve tested both smart rings, and the winner is not so obvious
The Oura Ring 4 is one of the best products I’ve tested; however, it’s also quite expensive. Here’s how to decide between the newest model and its predecessor.
How AI could close the education inequality gap – or widen it
As schools and universities take varying stances on AI, some teachers believe the tech can democratize tutoring. Here’s how – and where the drawbacks lie.
This $200 Android phone is a refreshing reminder you don’t need to pay for the flagships
The 2026 Moto G sticks to last year’s formula, offering a decent midrange experience.
I was jealous of MacOS 26 users, until I realized Windows PCs already had these 4 features
Apple’s latest MacOS 26 has a slew of useful features – but a few of them appeared on Windows first, including one that dates back decades.
I tried the viral Fairphone 6, and it’s one feature away from replacing my Pixel
If you’re tired of phones designed for planned obsolescence, Fairphone might be your next favorite mobile device.
Ubuntu’s new opt-in, open-source telemetry is a win-win for Linux users – here’s why
The collection of user data has become a contentious issue for people worldwide. Fortunately, Canonical has shown how it can be done right.
My AirTags kept dying, so I switched to this tracker that lasts for five years
An AirTag battery failure at the wrong time can leave your gear vulnerable. Elevation Lab’s Time Capsule solves this problem.
My 5 favorite distros of Linux past – and why I’m still thinking about them
Linux’s history is littered with distributions that came and went, many of which are long forgotten. There are some, however, that I actually miss, and these are they.
The great software pricing shakeout of 2026: What every IT leader needs to know
Upcoming software purchases should no longer be one-time contracts; they’re living partnerships built on shared data and trust.
CachyOS vs Nobara: Which is right for you?
Sometimes, a somewhat obscure Linux distribution might be just what you’re looking for. Is either CachyOS or Nobara the one?
What is Bluetooth 6.0? Why the newest audio connectivity standard is such a big deal
The widespread adoption of Bluetooth 6 is progressing in audio products, with plenty of features to look forward to once the hardware catches up.
This fresh new text editor is the nano replacement I’ve been waiting for
For Linux and MacOS, Fresh is the best of both worlds – a terminal text editor with GUI-like options. I’m all for it.
Samsung’s new 6K monitor can project in 3D without requiring glasses – but this model’s more shocking
Samsung has unveiled the world’s first 6K, 3D gaming monitor ahead of CES 2026 – but will it be a worthwhile purchase?