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If you’ve been a gamer for a while, you might know that wireless controllers have been used as far back as the 1980s. Those who grew up in the PS2/Xbox/GameCube era likely have a different gamepad in mind when they think of early wireless controllers. While wireless pads were tried in various iterations over the…

Old digital cameras are making a weird comeback, so it may feel a bit more difficult to justify throwing one in the electronics recycling bin than it would have a few years ago. According to the Camera & Imaging Products Association, shipments of built-in-lens digital cameras grew 29.6 percent in 2025 to approximately 2.44 million…

The most common mistake you should avoid when using foldable phones is dropping them. But that’s common knowledge and doesn’t make for a very exciting discussion. You’re probably thinking about the inside foldable screen, where the most common way to damage it is closing it on something that shouldn’t be there. Samsung’s foldable care page warns…

An adapter can bridge the gap when your ports don’t match, but you have to check for weak links along the chain.

Two screens means more real estate to run apps without having to switch between them all the time.

If you’ve decided to buy a Sony camera for the outstanding technology, ease of use and other good reasons, which one should you get? The company has a number of lineups on offer, including the A1, A7 and A9… but wait, is that an “A” or the Greek symbol for “alpha?” Some of those A7…

We’re days away from the start of the sale, and more brands are getting in the pre-show mix.

Gear makers will gladly sell you a hundred different add-ons to improve your sound system. To this day, it’s possible to buy gold-plated audio cables, even though they can’t really improve digital audio — you’re either getting a clean data signal or you’re not. On the short list of products to take seriously is an amplifier,…

Are you getting everything you can out of the button at the lower right of your iPhone 16, 17, and 18 series? The button is the phone’s Camera Control, which can be customized to support your mobile photography workflow.

Following a number of complaints about network issues affecting iPhone 18 Pro Max devices, Apple has now confirmed that there is indeed a problem. It appears that the issue has only affected AT&T users in the US, and an iOS update is already available to fix it. That said, the update won’t work for those…