5 Things You Can Build With Raspberry Pi Zero
The Raspberry Pi made its name as a powerful and affordable computer. At $10, the entry-level Raspberry Pi Zero is great for DIY, even if it can't do as much.
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Are Google Chrome Extensions Safe? What You Need To Know Before Installing
Chrome extensions can enhance your browsing experience, but some can be harmful and exploit users. Find out how to use Chrome extensions in a safe way.
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How To Connect Your Roku Device To Wi-Fi Without The Remote
If you're looking to set up your Roku device on a new Wi-Fi, but find that you're missing the Roku remote, you can connect with a not-so-convenient workaround.
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Is RetroPie Available For Raspberry Pi 5? Here's What You Need To Know
Not to be confused with Raspberry Pi itself, one go-to option for gamers versed in Linux is RetroPie. Here are a few things you need to know to get started.
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11 Of The Weirdest Peripherals Ever Made For Nintendo Systems
From the Game Boy Printer to the NES Power Glove, Nintendo has made some wacky peripherals for its systems over the years. Here are a few of the weirdest.
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4 Budget-Friendly Sonos Alternatives For Your Home Or Workspace
Sonos speakers are known for their high quality and premium prices. We look at several budget-friendly alternatives that don’t sacrifice quality.
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The Samsung 86" UHD TV That Only Sam's Club Members Can Get For 50% Off
Sam's Club members have been talking about a deal that sounds too good to be true: a Samsung 86" UHD TV for 50% off. Here's what you need to know.
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How To View Your Saved Passwords In Google Chrome
The saved passwords feature in Chrome can be a little hard to find. Here's our step-by-step instructions to help for Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS devices.
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The Risk You Take When Buying Certain TVs On Amazon
Amazon may be The Everything Store, but it's not perfect. There are factors you should be aware of to avoid unscrupulous TV vendors and stay safe on Amazon.
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Pros & Cons Of Using A Wi-Fi Mesh System For Your Home
If you're not getting good Wi-Fi coverage throughout your home, a Wi-Fi mesh network may be your solution. Here's how they work, and whether you should get one.
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Honda Parts Are In The Batmobile From 1989's Batman & You Didn't Even Notice
Michael Keaton's low-slung and menacing Gothic Batmobile used parts from a bus, a Ferrari, and yes, even a humble Honda Civic.
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Is Spotify Premium Still Worth The Price In 2024?
Spotify is joining other streaming services with a price hike on its premium plan. Is it still worth the cost in 2024? Here's what you need to know.
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Two Of The 1989 Batmobile's Most Iconic Features Were Inspired By These Fighter Jets
The 1989 Batmobile is one of the most recognisable vehicles in movie history. Here's where the designers got inspiration for the exhaust and sliding roof.
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The 6 Best Streaming Services For Live Sports (And What They Cost)
If you are wanting to watch your favorite sports teams, here are six of the best streaming services for live sports and their costs in 2024.
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5 Awesome Raspberry Pi 4 Projects Every Gamer Should Know Of
The Raspberry Pi platform is extremely versatile, capable of perfoming all manner of simple computing functions. But did you know it can run games too?
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How To Turn On The Wi-Fi On An LG TV
If you're looking to use some of the smart or web-powered features on an LG tv, you'll need to connect it to the internet. Here's how to connect to wi-fi.
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5 Budget-Friendly Apple AirPods Alternatives
There's loads of alternatives to the Apple AirPods available on the market. We've got some of the best that won't break the bank listed here.
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How To Turn Off Motion Smoothing On Your Roku TV (And Why You Might Want To)
While Roku's most recent firmware update has a slew of new features, users have been reporting issues due to motion smoothing. Here's how to turn it off.
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Do Vinyl Records Actually Sound Better Than CDs? We Take A Closer Look
Whether you prefer collecting vinyl or collecting CDs, the narrative has always been that vinyl sounds better. How true is this? MMtech Online investigates.
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This Laptop Bag Is The Best I've Used In Nearly 10 Years
The Razer Rogue 16 Backpack V3, Chromatic edition, rolls everything brand's learned about pocket placement, comfort, and gear safety into one very nice bag.
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We Tried Amazon's Most Popular Bluetooth Speaker, And It Defied Expectations
Why have so many people purchased this particular cheap speaker? Is it genuinely that good? We tested it to find out all the answers you need.
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Apple VisionOS 2 Serves Up New Photos Features, Gesture Controls, And Ultrawide Resolutions For Mac
Apple VisionOS 2 is a noticeable improvement over the original VisionOS, offering a few key new QoL features that may make the Vision Pro more attractive.
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6 Of The Best Apps For Learning To Play The Drums
If you're thinking of learning the drums, there are some great apps that can get you started on the right track. Here are six of the best options.
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5 VPN Features You'll Kick Yourself For Not Using
Once you start using some of the great but lesser-known features of your Virtual Private Network, you'll wonder how you ever got by without them.
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Microsoft's New Xbox Console Options Include Galaxy Black Special Edition
Microsoft has unveiled three new variations of its latest-generation Xbox console series, including a limited production version with a special design.
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10 Fun Gadgets No PC Gaming Setup Should Be Without
Getting the perfect gaming setup can take a lot of time and effort, but it won't be complete without some cool, fun gadgets. Here are 10 of the best.
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Motion Smoothing On Your Samsung TV, Should You Enable It?
Motion smoothing has become a pretty standard feature on most TVs, but there are times when you may want to turn it off. Here's how it actually works.
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