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    What’s the fastest charging speed your iPad or iPhone port can handle?

    Here's how to find out whether you're charging your Apple mobile devices at top speed.

    Which USB port should you use for your mouse and keyboard?

    Save your best ports for your most demanding devices.

    Wholesome Direct returns June 6 with a slew of joyful games

    Catch the stream the day after Summer Game Fest's 2026 showcase.

    Whoop will soon offer users in-app video consultations with licensed clinicians

    Clinicians will be able to see users' health data.

    Why 3D TVs failed and the trouble with 3D in Hollywood.

    They were annoying to use and bad 3D movies didn't help.

    Why bulky laptop chargers are a relic of the past

    Laptop chargers are much easier to travel with these days, and there's one specific technology that is largely to thank.

    Why flash drive capacity keeps increasing (and why small drives are rarely sold today)

    While smaller drives can certainly still be found, there's a good reason why you don't often find them on retailers' shelves.

    Why GameCube games are so expensive (and why they’re rarely sold at retro stores)

    Vintage games can be hard to find, but Nintendo GameCube titles are exceptionally elusive.

    Why people might ditch their smartwatches for something simpler

    Not everyone wants a screen on their wrist.

    Why some USB ports are purple (and why they’re rarely sold in the US)

    Have you ever looked at a USB connector or port and wondered why it was that color?

    Why your cardiologist might tell you to skip AirPods

    The magnetic fields emitted by your headphones will need to be used a safe distance away from your CIDs.

    Windows 11 sucks slightly less now, thanks to a June update

    The update brings a low-latency profile, speeds up search, and patches hundreds of flaws.

    Wired found code for an unreleased facial recognition feature in Meta’s AI app

    Meta was previously reported to be exploring facial recognition for its smart glasses.

    X accounts are limited to 50 posts and 200 replies a day unless they pay for a blue checkmark

    Free X accounts have been hit with major restrictions.

    X and music publishers quietly settle opposing lawsuits

    The original lawsuit was filed in 2023 and claimed Twitter hosted thousands of cases of copyright infringement.