
The Pixel 10 Pro Finally Solved My Biggest Privacy Concern with This One Feature
Google's Pixel 10 Pro introduces a refined Private Space feature, first launched with Android 15, that lets users hide apps, files, and even the space itself from the main interface. The compartment creates a separate Google account profile, offering isolated browsing history and app usage, with optional automatic locking. Setup is straightforward via Settings > Security and privacy, and the space can be concealed entirely. This addresses privacy concerns around unauthorized access, especially in high‑risk environments like airports or lost devices.

I Tested My Favorite Bose and B&O Audiophile Bluetooth Speakers in a Head-to-Head Showdown — Here's the One I'd Buy...
The review pits Bose SoundLink Plus against Bang & Olufsen Beosound A1 3rd Gen, two flagship Bluetooth speakers released in 2025. Bose offers a rugged cuboid design, Bluetooth 5.4, 20‑hour battery life and a typical price of $269, while B&O delivers a circular luxury...

If You've Been Thinking About Building an SSD NAS for Cheap, This Mini PC Might Be the Perfect Starting Piece
Staclik's N150 mini PC, priced at $211, is positioned as a low‑cost foundation for building an SSD‑based network‑attached storage system. The barebone unit supports up to four M.2 SSDs and up to 48 GB DDR5 RAM, and is powered by an...

March Madness Upgrade: Watch Four Devices at Once So You Never Miss The Big Game— Save on the OREI 4-in-1...
OREI’s 4‑in‑1 Quad‑Screen Multiviewer is on sale for $42.74 after a 5 % coupon, letting users display up to four HDMI sources on a single TV. The device supports 1080p output, offers quad, picture‑in‑picture and side‑by‑side layouts, and includes an IR...

DietPi Turns a Raspberry Pi Into a Fully Functional Server with Just One Script
DietPi lets you turn a Raspberry Pi into a fully functional home server by running a single custom script after the OS boots. The author flashes a 32 GB card with the Debian‑based DietPi image, edits the DietPi.txt file to enable Wi‑Fi...

The RedMagic 11 Air Is No Looker, but You Won't Find Better Gaming Performance for the Money
The RedMagic 11 Air launches at under $500, delivering Snapdragon 8 Elite performance and a 144 Hz AMOLED screen aimed at mobile gamers. It adds a reinstated cooling fan and a massive 7,000 mAh battery, enabling sustained high‑frame‑rate play and multi‑day endurance. While the device’s design...

Hands-On: This Hub Fixes the MacBook Neo’s Biggest Limitation
Apple’s MacBook Neo launches with a stripped‑down port selection—just two USB‑C connectors—prompting users to seek external solutions. The Kuxiu X53 Laptop Hub & Stand restores functionality by adding eight additional ports, including HDMI, USB‑A, SD slots, and a 100 W power‑delivery pass‑through, while...

Spring Tech Refresh — This Wireless HDMI Transmitter Is Now $47 Off
A wireless HDMI transmitter/receiver kit is now 41% off, dropping from $114.99 to $67.98. The device supports 4K decoding, 1080p @ 60 Hz output, and boasts a 0.01‑second ultra‑low latency claim. It can transmit up to 328 ft (100 m) line‑of‑sight on dual‑band 5 GHz/2.4 GHz frequencies...

Microsoft Is Quietly Turning Windows Apps Into Websites, and New Outlook Is a Warning
Microsoft has begun converting traditional Windows desktop applications into web‑wrapped programs, with the new Outlook client serving as the most visible example. The new Outlook runs inside the WebView2 Chromium engine, resulting in higher RAM consumption and the loss of...

24 More Games Now Support Xbox Handhelds
Microsoft’s Xbox Store update for March 2026 adds 24 new games with handheld support for the Xbox Ally and Ally X. The list mixes fully optimized titles and compatible games, expanding the portable library with classics like Final Fantasy and new entries...
Review: Does the $599 MacBook Neo Fit in Your Life?
Apple’s $599 MacBook Neo aims to capture the budget laptop segment, positioning itself below the M5‑powered MacBook Air. The review pits the Neo against a comparable Chromebook and a Windows‑based PC, highlighting its design, battery life, and performance trade‑offs. While...
Amazon Is Selling $110 Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds for Just $22 that Have 75 Hours of Playtime
Amazon is offering the Qecnato Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds for $22, down from $110, an 80% discount. The earbuds deliver up to 75 hours of total playback with their charging case and feature Bluetooth 5.4, waterproof construction, and touch controls. Reviewers...

Home Assistant Revolutionized the Way I Track Our Electricity Generation and Usage
The author integrated Home Assistant with two custom components—PowerOcean for EcoFlow inverter data and HomeAssistant‑OctopusEnergy for live tariff information—to monitor real‑time electricity generation and consumption. By exposing granular sensors for grid import, export, and solar output, the setup provides a...

Apple’s iPhone 17e Is a Worthy Alternative to the Pricier iPhone 17
Apple unveiled the iPhone 17e, an entry‑level model positioned about $200 below the flagship iPhone 17. The new device carries the same A18 processor, 5G connectivity, and a refreshed camera system with a larger sensor and night‑mode capability. Battery life...

What Is Filmmaker Mode? This TV Setting Takes the Guesswork Out of Picture Quality
Filmmaker Mode is a TV picture setting that automatically applies creator‑approved color, contrast, and frame‑rate parameters, disabling motion smoothing and other post‑processing. Developed by the UHD Alliance and adopted by brands such as LG, Samsung, TCL, and Vizio, it uses...

If Your iPhone's Battery Drains Faster After iOS 26.3.1, Don't Worry
Apple’s iOS 26.3.1 update, released on March 4, introduces Studio Display support and minor bug fixes. Users may notice faster battery drain immediately after installing the update. Apple explains this is a temporary effect caused by background tasks such as indexing, asset...

The One Smart Tech Step I Always Take Before Leaving Home on Vacation
Tyler Lacoma explains that the single most reliable pre‑vacation habit for smart‑home owners is a quick walkthrough of every control app. By opening each app, checking Wi‑Fi connectivity, firmware status, and live device feeds, users can catch dropped connections or...

European Retailers Yank Popular Headphones After Study Reports Trace Amounts of Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals
European retailers such as Bol.com, Coolblue and MediaMarkt have stopped selling several headphone models after an EU‑funded study detected trace amounts of hormone‑disrupting chemicals in all 81 products tested. The analysis, which covered brands like Apple, Beats, Samsung, Bose, JBL...

‘Shockingly Bad’: Nissan Leaf Drivers Voice Anger over App Shutdown
Nissan announced that the NissanConnect EV app, which lets owners remotely start charging, pre‑heat cabins and check charge status, will be shut down on 30 March for Leaf models built before May 2019 and the e‑NV200 van. The automaker says the backend...
Starboy Is an Anti-AI Wearable that Wants to Just "Hang Out"
Starboy, unveiled by solo founder Daniel Kuntz, is a CNC‑machined wearable that clips to a bag and displays 500+ animations on a 400×400 OLED screen at 60 fps. It senses its surroundings with a camera, microphone, accelerometer and temperature sensor but...

Tech Now
BBC’s Tech Now released a 24‑minute episode titled “MWC Barcelona: What’s New In Phone Tech?” on March 14, 2026. The segment, hosted by Paul Carter, tours the latest smartphones, gadgets, and emerging trends unveiled at the Mobile World Congress. Highlights...

Google Meet Fully Replaces Legacy Duo Calling
Google has completed the migration of its legacy Duo calling functions into Google Meet, making Meet the sole video‑calling service across its ecosystem. The transition, originally slated for September 2025 and later pushed to January 2026, has now fully rolled out, removing...

Microsoft: Windows 11 Users Can't Access C: Drive on some Samsung PCs
Microsoft is investigating a Windows 11 issue on Samsung laptops after the February 2026 security updates, where users lose access to the C:\ drive and cannot launch key applications. The error, “C:\ is not accessible – Access denied,” affects Galaxy Book 4 and...

Still Running Windows 10? Here's What Actually Happens if You Don't Upgrade
Microsoft ended support for Windows 10 in October 2025, halting security patches and official assistance. Without updates, the OS becomes increasingly vulnerable as attackers exploit unpatched flaws. Upgrading to Windows 11 requires TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, a recent CPU, and minimum hardware specs, leaving...

Asetek Racing Launches Initium Bundle for US Sim Racers
Asetek Racing, the Danish sim‑racing hardware maker, launched its Initium Racing Bundle I in the United States. Priced at $599, the bundle packs a 5.5 Nm direct‑drive wheelbase, a custom steering wheel, and a glass‑fiber reinforced pedal set. The package also includes...

Don't Buy a Power Station Until You Try This with Your Tool Batteries
Portable power stations like Jackery and EcoFlow often cost $150‑$400, largely because they include a dedicated battery pack. Ryobi’s 18V ONE+ 150 W power source, priced at $49, attaches directly to existing ONE+ batteries, turning them into a low‑cost AC outlet...

Rumblings of an iPod Resurgence—Young Music Listeners Look to Distance Themselves From Streaming
A noticeable resurgence of Apple’s discontinued iPod line is underway, driven largely by Gen Z listeners seeking a break from algorithm‑driven streaming and smartphone overload. Google Trends and eBay data show searches for classic iPods and iPod Nano up 25%...
Pixelated 092: At the Next Denny’s, Turn Left
Episode 92 of 9to5Google’s Pixelated podcast spotlights major updates to Google Maps, including a refreshed 3‑D visual style and the AI‑driven Ask Maps feature powered by Gemini. The hosts also examine recent data showing Motorola commanding roughly half of the...

You Can Now Buy the Nothing Headphone (a) and Its Massive Five-Day Battery
Nothing launched its Headphone (a) today, priced at $199 and sold through nothing.tech, Amazon US, Best Buy Canada and TikTok Shop starting March 19. The over‑ear model delivers up to 135 hours of playback – roughly five days – with ANC off, and a...
The Average iPad Sold for $583 Last Quarter: Report
Apple’s iPad average selling price climbed to $583 in Q4 2025, a roughly 10% increase from the previous quarter. The rise helped offset a broader 3% QoQ and 4% YoY decline in global tablet shipments. Apple’s iPad revenue grew 5%...

I Put Asahi Linux on My M1 MacBook and It’s Surprisingly Usable in 2026
Rob LeFebvre installed Asahi Linux on a MacBook Air M1, opting for a GNOME desktop alongside a dual‑boot macOS partition. The installer automated partitioning and driver setup, delivering a functional Linux environment where Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, trackpad and webcam work out‑of‑the‑box. Core...
CDKeyOffer Spring Sale Continues – Windows 11 Pro $24 Ahead of 26H2 Update (13-3-26)
CDKeyOffer’s spring promotion is pricing Windows 11 Pro OEM keys at $24 after a 30% discount, positioning the offer as a timely upgrade before Microsoft’s major 26H2 update later this year. The sale also includes deep discounts on Office lifetime licenses, all...

Can You Clean Your Cell Phone Screen With Glass Cleaner?
Glass cleaners are not safe for smartphone screens because they contain ammonia or high‑concentration alcohol that can strip protective oleophobic and anti‑glare coatings. The chemicals can also seep into ports, causing corrosion, reduced touch sensitivity, and micro‑scratches. Experts recommend cleaning...

Your Galaxy Z Flip 8 Might Leave Out a Battery Upgrade This Year
Rumors from Galaxy Club suggest Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 8 will retain the same battery capacity as the Flip 7, despite a dual‑cell layout. The combined 4,300 mAh rating matches the prior model, even though internal split‑cell numbers differ slightly. At the...
Mouser: An Open Source Alternative to Logi-Plus Mouse Software
Mouser is an open‑source, fully local utility that replaces Logitech Options+ for the MX Master 3S mouse. It lets users remap all six programmable buttons, adjust DPI from 200 to 8,000, and invert scroll directions without any cloud telemetry. The tool supports...

Almost Every Browser Uses Chromium - These 5 Don't
The article spotlights five notable non‑Chromium browsers—Firefox, Waterfox, Zen, Mullvad Browser, and Safari—detailing their privacy‑centric features, cross‑platform support, and unique user experiences. It contrasts these alternatives with the dominant Chromium ecosystem, emphasizing open‑source roots and reduced data collection. Each browser...

Razer Flexes AI Desktop Companion and Other New Products at GDC
At the Game Developers Conference 2026, Razer showcased a suite of AI‑powered products, headlined by an AI desktop companion designed to streamline gaming workflows. The company also introduced AI‑enhanced peripherals, including a smart mouse and headset, that promise real‑time performance...
How to Enable Google's Free VPN on Your Pixel Phone - It's Easy
Google now bundles a free VPN, called VPN by Google, into Pixel 7 and newer devices and the Pixel Tablet. The service encrypts all outbound traffic, shielding users on public Wi‑Fi from eavesdropping and preventing ISPs from tracking browsing habits. Activation...

Latest Google Pixel Update Makes It Harder to Select Images From the Recents Menu
Google’s March 2026 Android 16 QPR3 update alters the Pixel Recents menu by removing the ability to directly save images from the Select tool. Previously, users could copy, share, or save images and launch Google Lens with a single tap....

Will AI Save Consumers From Smartphone-Based Phishing Attacks?
The Omdia 2025 Mobile Device Security Consumer Survey finds phishing to be the top smartphone threat, affecting 27% of users and 40% of Americans. Google’s on‑device AI scam detection is available in 27 countries but still misses sophisticated attacks, while...

Will There Actually Be Any Such Thing as a Project Helix "Native" Game? | Opinion
Microsoft unveiled Project Helix at its GDC keynote, positioning it as a high‑end hybrid console that runs both PC games and legacy Xbox titles. The device will use an AMD‑based system‑on‑chip similar to current Xbox hardware but will be priced...

Apple’s Mac Mini Selling Out Across China as OpenClaw Fever Rages
Apple’s compact Mac Mini is selling out across China as the OpenClaw AI agent craze spikes demand. Sellers are marking up the base 16‑GB/256‑GB model by at least 500 yuan, while Apple’s official store lists a month‑long wait. The device’s low...

Toss Your Not-Quite-Clean Clothes on Simone Giertz’s Laundry Chair
Inventor‑YouTuber Simone Giertz has turned her viral Laundry Chair into a commercial product, launching a Kickstarter campaign today. The chair doubles as a seat and a rotating laundry rack, letting users hang half‑dirty garments on a lazy‑Susan‑style armrest that swings...
COLORFUL Launches the iGame GeForce RTX 50 Ultra Series
Colorful Technology announced the iGame GeForce RTX 50 Ultra series, featuring a black chassis with neon pink and holographic accents inspired by hip‑hop art. The lineup includes a flagship triple‑fan model and a compact Ultra Duo variant with dual‑fan cooling for...

This Stellar Xbox Controller with 1,000Hz Polling on PC Drops Below $40, Making It an Affordable and Accurate Wired Alternative
The GameSir G7 SE wired Xbox controller, now $39.99 at Walmart, offers a 1,000 Hz polling rate on PC and Hall Effect analog sticks for superior precision. Originally priced at $59.99, the discount represents a 33 % savings while retaining features like...

Google Store's New Pixel Charging Dock Does One Thing Most 3-in-1 Chargers Don't
Google Store introduced the Wasserstein 3‑in‑1 charging dock, which simultaneously powers a Pixel phone, Pixel Buds, and Pixel Watch 4. Unlike most 3‑in‑1 docks, it uses wired USB‑C charging for the phone and earbuds while the watch charges via its pins,...

The FBI Is Looking for Victimized Steam Users Who Downloaded Games with Hidden Malware — Investigation Underway Into Multiple Infected...
The FBI has opened an investigation into malware‑laden fake games on Steam released between 2024 and 2026, urging affected users to come forward. Titles such as Chemia, Dashverse, Lampy, Lunara, PirateFi, Tokenova and BlockBasters were identified as carriers of crypto‑draining...

Inside America’s First 60 Seconds: How Morning Phone Habits Quietly Drain Time, Focus, and Wealth
New CEOWORLD data shows that most Americans reach for their smartphones within seconds of waking, spending an average of 14 minutes scrolling in the first hour. This habit translates to roughly 85 hours of unstructured screen time per year—equivalent to over...
MWC 2026: Future Visions of Mobile Video
MWC 2026 highlighted how mobile video has matured from early 3G‑TV experiments to ubiquitous 4K streaming on flagship devices. Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S26, featuring the APV codec and up to 31 hours of video playback, while operators like Orange demonstrated...

Lucky Number Seven? Samsung Drops yet Another Galaxy S25 One UI 8.5 Beta
Samsung began rolling out the seventh One UI 8.5 beta (Beta 7) for its Galaxy S25 series in South Korea, India and Germany, with a US release still pending. The near‑1 GB patch addresses a proximity‑sensor glitch that turned voice calls into video calls,...