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Bongkarnthanyakij/Getty Images Is there anything worse than sitting down in front of the TV to relax with your favorite show or movie, only to be faced with screen glare that prevents you […]

Oleksandr Kalinskyy/Getty/Apple/ASUS/Max Miller/SlashGear We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. There has never been a better selection of laptops with long-lasting batteries than in 2025. For decades, everyone knew

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. lisa-skvo/Shutterstock If you’ve ever found yourself in need of a new USB flash drive, you might have wondered whether buying new is

Max Miller/SlashGear It can be hard to keep track of Google’s products, which are often here one day and virtually gone the next. When it comes to rapidly evolving fields like AI

Samsung is well known for packing its Galaxy phones and tablets with far more features than any one person can use. That feature density means there’s something for everyone to enjoy, and Samsung has

Ascannio/Shutterstock If you’ve been paying attention to smartphones and computers, you’ve probably heard people refer to ARM processors with increasing frequency. First developed by a small team of researchers in the early

Alan Budman/Shutterstock If you were cruising the roads in the mid-to-late 2000s, you might have occasionally seen a particularly funky-looking truck zipping through traffic. The Subaru Baja, produced between model years 2003

Artskrin/Shutterstock When building or choosing a new computer, you’ll have to make a number of decisions. The two most important of these choices, especially if you plan to game or do graphically

Daniel Tadevosyan/Shutterstock In the age of mobile tech, smartphones are quickly replacing our wallets. In addition to technology like NFC payments, many states now let you store a digital version of your

JarTee/Shutterstock In the annals of computer history, few names are as venerated as IBM. The company, eventually known as International Business Machines, remained on the bleeding edge of computer technology for decades.