For students in middle school to university, there's some common themes in the gadgets that power their daily lives. You want the right mix of productivity that suits studies, but also is fun to enjoy during downtime! This collection will highlight some great gadgets for the 2026 school year.
Android’s classic notification light is back, but with a modern AI twist. Here is how Google’s new rear LED array works across its Pro phones.
Doing some travelling? Do you have everything you need to keep your gadgets charged? We've had plenty of time to test out the latest chargers from Belkin and discovered they basically span the entire tech ecosystem!
Father's Day 2026 is coming up June 21st. Here are a few selections from Drew Kozub's TV segment on Breakfast Television that could help you find the perfect gift for the occasion.
The M5 MacBook is an extremely capable work machine with a generous array of ports and plenty of power. To further unlock the potential of this professional laptop, you can pair it with the right accessories to build out your pro work station.
If the MacBook Air M5 is the main course, here are the appetizers, sides and desserts to turn your MacBook from a meal into an experience!
The iPhone 17 and 17e may look similar, but the two phones are geared towards different priorities and users. The iPhone 17 is a more "premium" option, with a better camera system and faster charging, while the iPhone 17e focuses on value and a more simple and familiar iPhone experience.
The iPhone 17e is designed for users looking for a reliable, familiar iPhone experience without chasing the recent high-end features. Its lower price point makes it a practical choice for people upgrading from older iPhones, and the money saved can be put toward accessories that enhance its daily use.
Both the OnePlus 15 and OnePlus 15R are strong smartphones, but they target slightly different buyers. The OnePlus 15 serves as the flagship model, while the 15R offers a more affordable alternative with a few compromises. Ultimately, the right choice depends on your budget and which features matter most to you.
Once you've owned a Google Pixel smartphone it's tough to go back. The beautiful relationship between image processing software and camera hardware alone is enough of a reason to keep you a loyal Pixel user. Then you factor in Pixel Drops (which add great features to your device for years after you've purchased), seven years of security updates (for Pixel 8 and later), and the growing...