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Alloop Trio health wearable swaps from band to ring for sleep
Alloop’s Trio health wearable moves one sensing core from wrist to finger in seconds, and you log meals and workouts by tapping and talking.
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This security system could cut your energy bills by up to $300 a year
Vivint's security system learns your routine and adjusts its smart thermostat to save up to $300 per year. Ecobee and Alarm.com offer similar tech.
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U.S. drinking water may contain twice the reported PFAS levels
Your tap water may contain more forever chemicals than testing reports suggest. Learn why PFAS levels may be underestimated and how to reduce exposure.
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A medieval tsunami may have reached 160 feet at this Italian lake
Scientists reconstructed two earthquake-triggered tsunamis at Italy’s Lake Iseo and say centuries of farming helped set the stage for them.
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FTC: Consumers lost $40M+ to passport sites posing as government
The FTC alleges GovAssist and Entry used search ads to resemble the State Department and collected $40 million from more than 300,000 consumers.
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Your Samsung TV may still be watching after you opt out
Lab tests found Samsung’s TV still captured and sent data tied to viewing tracking after opting out, but there is a way around it.
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Your skin bacteria may explain why mosquitoes bite you
Researchers found two species of skin bacteria linked to fewer mosquito bites. Animal tests suggest they could lead to a new type of repellent.
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This Walmart-owned TV keeps tracking you, even after you opt out
In tests of 12 smart TVs, Vizio’s traffic to its viewing-tracking server didn’t drop at all even after researchers opted out in settings.
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Tips & How-tos
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How to Tell if an Email Has Been Spoofed
Not sure if an email is real or spoofed? Here are the clear signs in the email header that will show if an email has been spoofed or is the real deal.
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How to Update an Old iPad
Not all iPads can run the new iPadOS 27. Find out which version of iOS or iPadOS is the latest available for your old iPad and how to install it.
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How to Hide Photos on iPhone
Here's how to easily move pictures and videos into a passcode-protected hidden album within the iPhone Photos app and how to hide the hidden album.
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How to Hide Photos on Your Android Phone
If you have photos and videos on your phone that you don't want friends and family to stumble upon, you can secure them in a locked folder. Here's how.
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Your AirTag can tell your airline where your lost bag is
Apple's Share Item Location can hand a baggage agent a temporary link to your tag. Most people don't know it's in Find My, and 50-plus airlines will take it.
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Your dashcam is destroying its own memory card (and what fixes it)
Regular microSD cards weren't built for a dashcam's constant rewriting. Here's how to spot a failing card and which high-endurance ones actually hold up.
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How to Update an Old iPhone
Not all old iPhones can run the new iOS 27. Find out which iOS version is the latest available for your iPhone and how to install it.
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Four iOS 27 settings to change the day you install it
iOS 27 gives much needed updates to improve visibility with Liquid Glass, finally control separate volume for alarms, and use a smaller Lock Screen clock.
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Guides & Reviews
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MSI Cyborg 15 vs. Prestige 16 AI+: Which Is Better for Gaming and AI?
The Cyborg offers an RTX 5050 and DLSS 4.5, while the Prestige counters with an OLED touchscreen, longer battery life, and a lighter chassis.
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Amazon Prime Deals – these are our top 10 robot vacuum picks
I've tested robot vacuums for years. These nine picks cover pet hair, low furniture, stubborn spills and hands-off cleaning, with discounts up to 57%.
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INIU SnapGo Air review: fast charging in a compact magnetic pack
Techlicious tested the INIU SnapGo Air power bank for charging speed, heat and portability, and it earned Techlicious Certified status.
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I tested Logitech's new headset against two running power drills
Logitech says the $259.99 Zone Vibe Pro's AI mics cut background chatter by 93%. In a demo, they made two running power drills disappear from a video call.
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Which Googlebook is right for you? All 5 models compared
We compare the first Googlebooks from Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo to help you find the best combination of price, portability, display, and battery life.
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Mini Bluetooth speaker showdown: 8 winners under $100
Two months of side-by-side listening tests separated the sonically sharp from the merely loud among today's mini Bluetooth speakers.
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Hands-on: TECNO's zero-bezel concept phone is a real engineering feat
I've spent a few days with TECNO's Next-Gen Bezelless Concept Phone, which claims an industry-first 0mm display border and will debut at IFA 2026 this week.
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Lenovo ThinkPad 8550 headset review: great on calls, weak on music
Lenovo's ThinkPad 8550 wireless headset nails call clarity and connection range but skips the audio quality you'd want for music.
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Our Latest Reviews
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INIU SnapGo Air review: fast charging in a compact magnetic pack
Techlicious tested the INIU SnapGo Air power bank for charging speed, heat and portability, and it earned Techlicious Certified status.
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Lenovo ThinkPad 8550 headset review: great on calls, weak on music
Lenovo's ThinkPad 8550 wireless headset nails call clarity and connection range but skips the audio quality you'd want for music.
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Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3i review: A steal in a sea of expensive options
With a comfortable keyboard, a vivid touchscreen, and over 14 hours of battery life, this wallet-friendly laptop handles daily tasks with ease.
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MSI Raider 16 Max: The Gaming Laptop That Doubles as a Pro Workstation
The MSI Raider 16 Max a gaming laptop that balances top-tier gaming performance with professional-grade workstation capabilities. -

Elehear Delight review: The best budget OTC hearing aid
At $419, the Elehear Delight beats AirPods Pro 2 and 3 as a hearing aid, with natural amplification, no feedback squeal, and a built-in language translator.
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Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 5x review: Big value, minor trade-offs
Lenovo's IdeaPad Slim 5x packs a 15.6-inch display, two days of battery life, and solid performance into a laptop that costs less than $900.
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Samsung All-in-One Soundbar Review: Big Sound, No Subwoofer Needed
Samsung's all-in-one soundbar is a true 7.1.2 system with integrated subwoofers, delivering clear dialogue and massive cinematic sound.
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Samsung Music Studio 7 Review: Rich, Powerful Sound, Zero Setup
No calibration, no hassle – Samsung Music Studio 7 delivers balanced, immersive sound with smart features and Dolby Atmos support.
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Samsung’s New S90H OLED Might Be the Sweet Spot TV of the Year
The S90H OLED blends premium performance, anti-glare tech, and gaming features in a more affordable package.
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Lenovo Legion Pro 5 Gen 10: Powerful Performance, Short Battery Life
Lenovo Legion Pro 5 Gen 10 delivers strong gaming performance, a stunning OLED display, and great value, though with trade-offs in battery life and audio.
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Audien Atom X OTC Hearing Aids – Smart Case Controls, So-So Sound
Audien Atom X OTC hearing aids offer easy on-case controls and long battery life, but audio quality and Bluetooth performance fall short.
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KitchenAid KF8 Review – Real Espresso Control in a Fully Automatic
Most automatic espresso machines trade control for convenience. The KF8 gives you both – with customizable drinks, great microfoam, and reliable results.
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Horizon Go 7 IX Review: Why Prescription Hearing Aids Still Matter
The Horizon Go 7 IX hearing aids sound far better than OTC models – but hearing.com’s at-home audiologist service comes with trade-offs.
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The Boya Mini 2 Mic System Is Compact and Affordable, but Not Reliable
Resembling a pair of AirPods in a similar charging case, these lavalier mics capture sounds well but are missing a small yet key feature.
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Reviewed: AirPods Pro 3 Are Still Flawed as Hearing Aids
Apple touts hearing aid improvements in AirPods Pro 3, but our testing reveals that the changes are mostly ergonomic – not significant auditory upgrades.
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Black Myth: Wukong Keyboard Turns Your Desk Into a Showpiece
Keychron’s Black Myth: Wukong keyboard looks great, feels great, and won’t drown out a quiet room. Here’s why it may be worth the splurge
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Bose QC Ultra Earbuds 2 Review – Subtle Changes, Major Payoff
Bose defends its ANC crown with the QC Ultra Earbuds 2, adding wireless charging, better balance, and vastly improved call performance.
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Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3i Review: Solid Specs, Not Great Battery
We tested Lenovo’s IdeaPad Slim 3 from Costco. Solid everyday performance, but limited battery life and older ports hurt its appeal.
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Reencle Prime Review – Minimal Maintenance, Big Composting Power
I tested the Reencle Prime composter for 3 months. Here’s how it handled meat, dairy, and everyday kitchen waste with minimal maintenance.
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Galaxy Z Fold7 Review: Samsung Finally Gets the Fold Right
Samsung trims the fat on its latest foldable, delivering better hardware and smarter software – but not without a few small sacrifices.
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Moft's Dynamic Folio Might Be My Favorite iPad Accessory Ever
The Moft Dynamic Folio isn’t cheap, but its origami design makes my iPad more useful than any other case I’ve tried – and I've tried a lot.
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My Wife Took the Renpho Eye Massager – Now I Can't Get It Back
The Renpho Eyeris 1 turned out to be the stress-relief tool my family needed. Read why I still recommend it – even if I don’t use it.
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2025 Razr Ultra: The Android Flip Phone I’d Actually Use
I didn’t expect to love a flip phone, but the Razr Ultra’s outer screen changed how I use my phone. Here’s what stood out after a week of testing.
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SwitchBot K10+ Pro Combo Review: Perfect for Apartment Dwellers
The SwitchBot K10+ Pro Combo promises apartment-friendly cleaning with dual vacuums in one dock. We tested it to see if small can also be mighty.
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CUKTECH 15 Ultra Power Bank: Serious Power with Smart Feedback
A smart screen, 140W USB-C ports, and dual-device fast charging make this power bank a serious tool for pros and tech-savvy travelers.



