DealDash: Are They Real Prices? Or Just Another Big Scam?
You might have seen DealDash commercials and wondered how they could get by selling iPads for $24. The answer is even more complicated than it seems.
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Here's Why Even The Newest Generation Of iPad Still Can't Replace Your Laptop
For some people, an iPad can be a laptop replacement, but it is certainly not a MacBook replacement. -
Twitter Rolls Out Premium+ And Basic Subscription Tiers: Here's What They Get You
X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, has refreshed its subscription offerings with three different tiers at a variety of price points. -
This One Leaked PS5 Slim Detail Has Gamers Up In Arms
With the new, slimmer, more expensive PS5 Digital Edition, you can swap in an optional disc drive for $80. Fine print has revealed you'll need something more. -
kWh Pricing Explained: Essential Information For Electric Car Owners
If you're exploring the idea of buying an EV, kWh is a term that you will need to know. We'll tell you what it is, what it means, and how it applies to cars. -
Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 And X Elite SoCs Look To Give Generative AI A Huge Boost
Qualcomm announced a pair of new system-on-a-chip products, Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and X Elite, which look to give generative AI performance a big boost. -
Stop Doing These Things While You're Connected To Public Wi-Fi
You might not think much about it, but public Wi-Fi has a lot of pitfalls you need to avoid. The convenience is great, but the security is pretty questionable. -
This Is What Amazon's First Employees Are Up To Today
While Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Scott have moved onto Blue Origin and philanthropy, respectively, what are Amazon's first seven employees up to today? -
Android 14 Vs iOS 17: Who Got The Bigger Upgrade?
Both Android and iOS got major updates recently. We're taking a look at what came with those updates to see which one was bigger. Here's what we know. -
The Google Chrome Feature That'll Come In Handy When You Have Multiple Tabs Open
Can't figure out which Chrome tab the audio is coming out of? Thankfully, with this feature, you can quickly identify it and put a stop to it. -
Why Windows Copilot Has Users A Little Underwhelmed
Microsoft wants you to believe Windows Copilot "works any way you want." But is that really so in practice? It's time for a deeper look. -
This Hidden Google Feature Will Scan The Dark Web For Your Email Address: Here's How To Use It
If you are a Google One subscriber you already have a tool you can use to scan the dark web to make sure your data is safe. We'll show you how to use it. -
This Android Feature Could Save Your Life In An Emergency
There is an electronic version of the medical ID bracelet available on your Android phone. Just fill in the information you need emergency responders to have. -
The Most Impressive Features Of Apple's Most Expensive Product
You can get most of the same features in an Apple alternative that costs $3,000 less. So, what are you really paying for in this extremely Pro device? -
How To Get Free TV Channels On Your Samsung TV Without An Antenna
If you don't have an antenna or a cable box, don't worry. You can still get free channels on your Samsung TV thanks to a bunch of apps. -
Why Your Internet Slows Down At Night (And What You Can Do About It)
Does your home internet tend to slow down between 6 and 11 p.m. every day? Here's why that might be happening and what you can do to get around it. -
What Happened To The CATE App From Shark Tank Season 4?
The CATE app was a "privacy app" designed for a specific kind of customer. Read all about this app, what happened on the show and where it is today. -
These Rare Apple Items Are Up For Auction, And They're Worth More Than You'd Think
More rare Apple products have been put up for auction, and these artifacts of tech history may command a price tag that's higher than you would expect. -
How To Use Roadside Assistance By Satellite With AAA On iPhone 15
Needing a tow where your phone won't work can be scary. Using a satellite to call for help can be a lifesaver. Here's how to do it on an iPhone 15. -
Who Makes Vizio TVs? And How Good Are They Really?
Vizio TVs made their impact in the early 2000s and became a mainstay, but are they as good 20 years later? -
Are Smart Refrigerators Actually Useful? Or Are They Just A Gimmick?
Refrigerators can range widely in prices with the most expensive being smart refrigerators, but are they worth the cost or are they just a gimmick? -
Who Makes Craftsman Tools Now, And How Do They Compare To The Past?
Craftsman tools are a known name in the industry, but after Sears went bankrupt, Stanley Black & Decker acquired them, but are they as good as the past? -
Is It Worth It? What To Know About Dyson's Vacuums Before You Buy
Dyson has slick commercials, but are their vacuums really worth how much they cost? Here are some things to keep in mind before you shell out the dough for one. -
What Is Harbor Freight's Inside Track Club Membership? And Is It Actually Worth It?
Let's dive into the $29.99-a-year Inside Track Club membership run by Harbor Freight and whether it's worth the investment. -
Atari Is Releasing A 2600 Console Game That Was Lost For Over 30 Years
Atari, who brought Ms. Pac-Man to home video, is releasing a limited number of cartridges of Save Mary, a game that has never been officially released before. -
Craftsman's Tool Warranty Explained: Is It As Good As It Used To Be?
Craftsman tools has went from Sears to Stanley Black & Decker, which has caused confusion on how the warranty works and if it's as good as it used to be. -
The Biggest Complaints Ring Camera Owners Have About The Video Doorbell
Ring doorbells are convenient but they are far from perfect. These are the biggest privacy and technical issues Ring owners have faced.
