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As climate change continues to worsen, renewable energy is becoming more and more important in daily life, particularly with new consumer markets opening up (such as plug-in solar in the UK). One of the more well-trodden areas of consumer renewables comes from solar power in RVs, where rigs can bring off-grid power without the noise…

AliExpress lists over 100 million products, a digital bazaar where diamond-in-the-rough tech hides among countless duds. Navigating this ocean requires a discerning eye, because finding truly useful niche electronics goes beyond simply spotting a low price tag. Eight standouts underwent rigorous vetting, chosen for tangible performance boosts and unexpected utility. Prepare to uncover the obscure…

Good morning, how did you sleep? Me, I had trouble until I started counting the number of times Apple used the word “AI” in its keynote (it was 41). In my dream, I was inundated with Elizabeth Holmes deepfakes and memes, which startled me awake. As I lay in bed, I calmed down by reading…

Navigating the world no longer requires a trust fund or sacrificing convenience for cost savings. This curated list cuts through the noise, presenting top travel essentials all priced under $50 that punch well above their weight. These aren’t just gadgets; they are your new travel cheat codes, designed to solve the common headaches of packing…

Although we’re hopefully past the worst of this summer’s record-breaking heatwaves, experts warn that hotter temperatures may become the new normal here in the UK. With that in mind, now’s a great time to make sure your home is prepared for warmer weather. 

Homes and workplaces are packed with all sorts of wireless devices accumulated over the years. From your Bluetooth gaming headset to an AI-enabled smart speaker, each device competes for frequency bands that get more crowded with time. This network congestion can lead to dropped connections and sluggish performance.

I’ve hand-picked my 12 favorite Mac mini alternatives for Windows, from budget picks to high-end content creation stations. There’s no denying Apple’s newly unveiled Mac mini with M6 chip is a seriously cool piece of hardware, but fixed memory and limited port selection mean it’s definitely not for everyone.

In a cheeky marketing campaign, Liquid Death teamed up with former Philadelphia Eagles star Jason Kelce to share a solution to mitigate the environmental impact of AI data centers, which require massive quantities of water to prevent servers from overheating.