Texas Sued Five TV Makers Over Spying Smart TVs. Two Settled. Here’s What Changed, and How to Fix Yours Regardless.
Most smart TVs sold today run a feature called Automatic Content Recognition, ACR for short, that identifies what’s on screen,
Most smart TVs sold today run a feature called Automatic Content Recognition, ACR for short, that identifies what’s on screen,
Windows 10 stopped receiving free security updates on October 14, 2025. Nearly a billion PCs, by some estimates, were still
Windows 10 Support Ended. Here’s What Staying On It Actually Costs You Now. Read More »
A doorbell camera’s sticker price is rarely the real cost, and the gap between the two has become large enough
For years, the tech press treated Google’s plan to phase out third-party cookies in Chrome as a settled, inevitable privacy
Projector spec sheets have a brightness number problem serious enough that it’s led to actual lawsuits between manufacturers. Epson has
That Projector’s ‘3,000 Lumens’ Might Actually Be 180. Here’s the Number That Matters. Read More »
Robot lawn mowers spent years requiring a buried perimeter wire, a genuinely off-putting installation step that involved trenching a cable
Wire-Free Robot Mowers Don’t Need a Buried Cable. They Still Need to Match Your Yard. Read More »
Foldable phones spent their first several generations with a genuinely deserved reputation problem: visible screen creases, hinges that wore out
Foldable Phones Finally Fixed Their Durability Problem. Here’s What Actually Changed. Read More »
This site has already covered the AI-driven memory shortage pushing up the price of laptops, TVs, Mac Minis, and the
Most coverage of streaming password sharing still treats it as a Netflix story, since Netflix was the first and loudest
An e-bike or e-scooter battery catching fire has gone from a rare news item to a recurring one, and the