Through services like Hoopla and OverDrive, your library offers tons of digital movies, books, audiobooks, and more—and you don't have to spend a penny to access any of it.
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Buying USB-C cables can be a bit of a minefield. It’s not as straight forward as it should be, and there are a few things to consider before buying a replacement or spare for your devices.
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Here are the best places to shop for home office technology besides Amazon. We'll tell you what's in stock, what's not, and the overall convenience of these alternatives to Amazon.
Webcams are hard to find. But if you have a dSLR camera, GoPro, or camcorder lying about, you may be able to conscript it for the same purpose.
Samsung are bringing the lion's share of their CES lineup to Australia this year. Here's everything you need to know about the company's 2020 TV range before you buy in.
Apple, please stop buying our favorite Android apps and killing them.
Huawei's P40 Series won't be sold in the United States and doesn't have Google apps, but its presence will still impact the Android-verse.
Yubico will soon be launching its first biometric-powered security key, and in our new work-from-home world, it could be the way of the future.
If you've set up a virtual reality headset for Half-Life: Alyx, it can help take the edge off of self-isolation. You may not be able to visit the world beyond your house, but you can bring it to you.
If you think your $2000 flagship smartphone is immune to contamination, you’re fooling yourself.
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Here’s why USB Type-C headphones suck.
When is the Galaxy Home coming out? We still don’t know.
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