Motorola Moto G Stylus (2025) Review: A Top-Performing Budget Phone

Summary For note-taking enthusiasts, theMotorola Moto G Stylus (2025)is one of the cheapest stylus phones you may buy. Beyond its note-taking capabilities, though, it is a solid smartphone that, frankly, steals the show in the under $500 category. Motorola Moto G Stylus (2025) For its budget price, the Motorola Moto G Stylus 2025 delivers a smooth smartphone experience with an integrated stylus, making it stand out as the most affordable option for note-taking phones....

August 18, 2025 · 11 min · 2213 words · Daniel Brewer

Nothing Headphone (1) Review: Come for the Design, Stay for the Quality

After making some of my favorite earbuds over the past four years, Nothing has finally released its first pair of over-ear headphones, theNothing Headphone (1). After a week of testing, I can confidently say these headphones are more than just a design statement. Nothing Headphone (1) Nothing Headphone (1) is an over-ear headphone with a transparent design and custom-tuned audio developed in collaboration with KEF. It features physical controls, adaptive noise cancellation, and up to 80 hours of battery life....

August 18, 2025 · 6 min · 1098 words · Olivia Mcclain

NZXT Function Elite MiniTKL Review: An Overpriced, Issue-Riddled Magnetic Keyboard

Summary While magnetic Hall Effect switches are all the craze right now, keyboard manufacturers are still working out the kinks in implementing them. TheNZXT Function Elite MiniTKLis a road bump in this journey that can’t justify its high price. NZXT Function Elite MiniTKL Keyboard A wired magnetic keyboard with Hall Effect sensors that enable gaming features and adjustable actuation points. It can be set to three different typing angles. Price and Availability The NZXT Function Elite MiniTKL keyboard costs $199....

August 18, 2025 · 5 min · 1025 words · Anthony Brewer

Plex's Rollback, Windows 10's Slow Death, and More: Weekly Roundup

This was another busy week in tech, with Plex rolling back part of its big redesign, more bad news for Windows 10 computers, Google merging Chromebooks and Android, and much more. Here are the biggest stories you might have missed. The Big News Plex Is Reversing an Unpopular Part of Its App Redesign Plex says that it’s bringing music and photos functionality back to its core video streaming app. This is a major reversal of the multi-app approach that Plex announced about 10 months ago, though the company notes that Plexamp and Photos will still be offered as optional standalone apps....

August 18, 2025 · 11 min · 2147 words · Katrina Page

PowerToys Is the Ultimate Work From Home Companion App

Working from home has its perks, but staying organized can be tough. Enter Microsoft PowerToys—a powerful toolkit designed to tailor your Windows setup to fit your workflow seamlessly. It’s your secret weapon for working smarter, not harder. What Is PowerToys? PowerToys is a set of utilities that extend and enhance the functionality of Windows.Originally created in the 1990sas experimental tools for power users, PowerToys has been reimagined for modern workflows. The current version includes a host of tools designed to improve productivity, organization, and system customization....

August 18, 2025 · 5 min · 1035 words · Jacob Armstrong

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 vs. Galaxy Watch 6 Classic: Finding the Differences

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 features a familiar sleek, minimalist design with thinner bezels and bigger displays. But that’s about all that has been upgraded from the previous generation. Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic is a return to the styling and functionality of the Watch 4 Classic. The rotating bezel is back, along with thinner bezels and bigger displays. Quick Links Samsung’s smartwatches for 2023, the Galaxy Watch 6 and Galaxy Watch 6 Classic, have more in common than ever before....

August 18, 2025 · 5 min · 940 words · Rachel Murphy

Samsung’s Android 16 Update Should Have a Faster Rollout

Summary Samsung has been panned for the fact it’s taking a long time to bring Android 15 to its smartphones. The company seems to be hard at work ensuring that doesn’t happen again for the next major Android update, though. After a period of inconsistency that saw delays in the rollout of One UI 7, Samsung has reportedly begun internal testing of its next major third-party skin, One UI 8, based on the upcoming Android 16....

August 18, 2025 · 3 min · 556 words · Sarah Evans

Satechi’s New USB Hubs Can Do 100W Charging and 10 Gbps USB

Accessory maker Satechi has updated its 4-in-1, 6-in-1, and 7-in-1 multi-port adapters with faster transfer speeds, stronger 100W charging for connected devices, and more. Multi-port adapters aka USB-C hubs let you connect multiple devices simultaneously without worrying about signal inversion and compatibility. Satechi’s hubs bring plentiful connectivity options. Like all hubs, they plug into hosts such as Mac and Windows computers, tablets, and smartphones via a single USB-C cable. The new adapters haveUSB-A 3....

August 18, 2025 · 2 min · 326 words · Brittany Aguilar

Sublimation vs DTF: Which Is Better for Your Craft Room?

Quick Links Sublimation has long been touted as one of the best ways to get into making t-shirts and other personalized goods at home. While it’s a great technology, there are a lot of limitations. Recently, DTF (direct to film) printing has been picking up in popularity for hobbyists. Which tech should you have in your craft room? What Is Sublimation? Sublimationis a process in which polyester (or any poly-based material, like acrylic, etc....

August 18, 2025 · 7 min · 1482 words · Henry Cunningham

T-Mobile Introduces a Sneaky Price Hike for Some Customers

T-Mobile customers with Essentials, Simple Choice, or prepaid plans will pay an extra $0.50 per voice line (or $0.20 per data-only line) after April 23rd. This price increase does not affect customers with Go5G, ONE, or Magenta plans. This is a mild but somewhat insulting price hike. T-Mobile is not changing the sticker price of its prepaid or Essentials plans—instead, the company is pumping up a “Regulatory Programs & Telco Recovery” junk fee that appears at the bottom of some customers' monthly bills....

August 18, 2025 · 3 min · 457 words · Paul Williams

The Best Galaxy Tab S10+ Cases of 2024

The Galaxy Tab S10+ is out, and the last thing you want is to drop, scratch, or break it. Not only does a protective case safeguard your tablet against bumps and scratches, but some of them even improve your device’s appearance. Poetic TurtleSkin Case The heavy-duty Poetic TurtleSkin Case offers a unique turtle shell design, comprehensive protection with its military-grade drop protection, shock-absorbing corners, and a splash-proof coating. It’s made from durable kid-friendly silicone with enhanced grip and protects the S-Pen while maintaining compatibility with wireless charging....

August 18, 2025 · 4 min · 662 words · Patrick Blake

The MacBook M1 Air Is Still The Best Computer I've Ever Owned

Quick Links Summary The M1 MacBook Air remains unrivaled, even in the face of newer models like the M2. Its exceptional battery life, superior heat management, impressive performance, and silent operation due to the absence of fans make it an extraordinary machine. Even under heavy use, it’s incredibly efficient with RAM. For general users in 2023 looking for a reliable, efficient laptop, I would still recommend the MacBook Air M1 at $999....

August 18, 2025 · 5 min · 885 words · John Wyatt

The New Winamp is Almost Here

Winamp used to be a popular music player for desktop computers in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and over the past few years, development has picked back up under new ownership. The new Winamp is now just a few months away. The company that currently owns Winamp,Llama Group, has been working to create a completely new service with the Winamp name for a few years now. Thenew Winampentered public testing last year, combining a music streaming service with the ability to directly support individual artists....

August 18, 2025 · 2 min · 389 words · Patrick Jacobson