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Why we won’t know how visible the iPhone Duo’s crease is for a long time

The iPhone Duo has an impressively minimal crease, but that’s only how it looks at the start. We’ll have to wait a while to see what develops over time.

Why your iPhone hates printer cables

AirPrint is the easiest path to printing on iPhone; other apps enable this, but printing with a cable isn’t supported.

Your old GPU could be worth more than you think

Your old GPU could be a goldmine thanks to the RAMaggedon.

How to factory reset your Google Home Mini

Google Home Mini speakers may have been discontinued, but there are plenty still being used. If you have one, let’s talk about how to reset it.

iPhone 18 Pro vs. iPhone 17 Pro: What’s new?

The iPhone 18 Pro iterates on the iPhone 17 Pro while making some minor improvements, but what exactly is different?

How high is too high for speakers in your home sound system?

Too much height makes dialogue and fine details sound less direct.

Stop bringing your phone in the shower: How steam can ruin ‘waterproof’ phones

Phone manufacturers are pretty direct in their guidance on this one.

This external GPU uses Wi-Fi to transform any device into a gaming rig

The WiCi One is available for preorders starting at $1,999.

What type of power cord does a PS5 use?

You probably don’t think much about your PlayStation’s power cord unless it needs to be replaced. If that time comes, here’s what to know.

Minecraft is getting a new dimension called The Sift in 2027

The Sift will first be released with Minecraft Dungeons 2 later this month before arriving in the base game.