Jerry is an amateur woodworker and struggling shade tree mechanic. There's nothing he can't take apart, but many things he can't reassemble. You'll find him writing and speaking his loud opinion on Android Central and occasionally on Twitter.
Governments have the responsibility of looking out for Olympians who don't spend their free time focusing on things like privacy rights in foreign countries.
Only the U.S. is affected by potential radio interference that could lead to "catastrophe" if 5G towers are activated too close to airports. Why?
Android 12's Privacy Dashboard is a great visual introduction to what the apps on your phone are really doing. Don't worry! Finding it isn't hard once you know where to look.
You can use almost any old SD card in your Pi, but you'll be happier if you choose the right one. Treat your little friend to the best and expand your storage for all of your future endeavors.
Chromeboxes are great for basic tasks or daily work, and while there are different options to choose from. For one, you'll likely want to find a Chromebox that allows you to upgrade the hardware later, and for that, the ASUS Chromebox 4 is perfect.
All the moves to punish Apple and Google for success forget one important thing: consumers made the duopoly with their wallets.
If your Wi-Fi at home is busted or you want to make a change, which should you buy? We break down the differences to help you make the best decision for your home.
The December 2021 security patch has arrived! Here's what to keep an eye out for.
There has to be a spot where maximum profits and good customer experience meet each other.
Wireless charging has been around for a bit, but it's still a relatively exclusive club of phones that have it. Here's their membership list. The list has grown over the years, but you may be surprised that the number has not exactly grown exponentially.
Linux has been around forever, and you don't need a desktop computer in order to tinker around and use it. These are the best laptops made to run Linux and come in many different forms, and some of the options may surprise you.
When it comes to having a phone that can keep all your personal data safe and secure — but is also one you'll enjoy using — the Google Pixel 5 and Samsung Galaxy S21 are the best.
Qualcomm has reached new performance highs and eclipsed its competition, but Google isn't trying to compete at the component level.
The Ecobee SmartThermostat isn't the only way to get a multi-zone heating and cooling system, but if you're starting from scratch it is the best way. Plus it doubles as an Alexa-enabled speaker for better integration with your Amazon Echo speakers.
Want to get started with a Raspberry Pi? Here's everything you'll need (beyond the Pi itself). These accessories include ways to make your Pi even more useful, or letting you sit back and play some games.
No neutral wire in your switch box? We have you covered. Here are the smart light switch brands that work without a neutral wire to constantly power them.
Just what you need to turn your little Pi into its own PC that can go anywhere you do. Some of these screens include a case that you install the Pi into, while others take advantage of the native HDMI or USB-C ports to give you the video output you need.
Everything you ever wanted to know about buying a pair of headphones from someone who buys way too many pairs of headphones.
BlackBerry is a name synonymous with two things: phones with keyboards, and a dedication to security.
Polarr Photo Editor is the best way to edit photos on your Chromebook. In fact, it's one of the best Chrome apps available and an example of just how good they can be done.