The Luxury Car With the Best Resale Value in 2025

Luxury cars are often seen as poor investments, with many losing a large chunk of their value within just a few years. But not all high-end vehicles follow that trend. Some models buck depreciation norms by holding onto their value remarkably well, even outperforming more mainstream rivals. One standout model combines refined luxury with thrilling performance and everyday practicality, making it a rare all-in-one package. It’s a vehicle that attracts enthusiasts and families alike, offering premium materials, cutting-edge tech, and a powerful engine under the hood....

August 12, 2025 · 6 min · 1266 words · Christopher Chavez

The macOS Sequoia Features You’re Not Getting This Fall

Quick Links macOS Sequoia is launching this fall, but Apple Intelligence and a few other improvements won’t be available until later in 2024 and 2025. On top of that, some of the new features require specific Mac hardware, and others have limited language support. Can Your Mac Run macOS Sequoia? Apple usually releases annual macOS updates in October, with some exceptions. For example, the 2023’s Sonoma launch was brought forward to September to coincide with iOS 17 as the two operating systems had some shared features....

August 12, 2025 · 7 min · 1342 words · Sierra Wood

The New Deathadder V4 Pro Is Razer’s Most Accurate Mouse

Razer has released the DeathAdder V4 Pro, the newest version of its popular gaming mouse series. It has an upgraded HyperSpeed Wireless Gen 2 connection, as well as a new scroll wheel and other helpful improvements. This next-generation wireless system gives an extremely stable connection, using over 63% less power and reducing delay by 37% compared to the previous version. Along with a redesigned dongle for better performance, the mouse can reach incredibly fast response speeds of up to 8000 Hz, whether used with a wire or wirelessly....

August 12, 2025 · 3 min · 510 words · Nancy Norris

Thinking of Starting a Homelab? You Need a NAS

Summary No homelab is finished without a solid storage setup. This can be done in any number of ways, but my favorite is with a dedicated NAS. As such, I don’t think any homelab is truly complete (or even started) without a NAS. Here’s why. What Is a NAS? If you’ve never heard of a NAS before, let’s start by breaking down what a NAS is. NAS stands for network attached storage....

August 12, 2025 · 7 min · 1475 words · Bradley Nguyen

This Is How 6GHz Wi-Fi Fixed My Home Network

I have always wanted a fully wired network at home, at least for my computers and other stationary devices, but it has never been a practical option. Thankfully, Wi-Fi 7 and 6 GHz has turned out to be a fantastic alternative to an all-wired network, and it might be a great option for your home as well. The Need for Speed I live in an apartment building with cable internet, and even though the internet service provider offers gigabit speeds, taking full advantage of that connection is annoying....

August 12, 2025 · 5 min · 914 words · Christina Summers

This Japanese V-8 Coupe Is on Its Way to Classic Status

Few modern cars manage to blend timeless design, naturally aspirated performance, and everyday drivability quite like this Japanese V-8 grand tourer. With its striking proportions, meticulously crafted interior, and an exhaust note that could make even seasoned enthusiasts pause, it’s a rare example of a luxury coupe that feels special every time you drive it. While many rivals have downsized or moved to turbocharged or hybrid powertrains, this model keeps things refreshingly pure....

August 12, 2025 · 7 min · 1383 words · Maria Riddle

Track-Ready Hot Hatchback That’s Also Great for Daily Driving

Some performance cars are built strictly for the track, but one hot hatch in 2025 proves you don’t have to sacrifice everyday practicality to enjoy blistering speed. It’s track-tuned, turbocharged, and engineered for serious driving, yet remains one of the most usable cars in its class. Underneath its aggressive styling lies a finely balanced chassis, responsive steering, and a powerful engine that delivers thrills in every gear. But despite its hardcore performance credentials, this hatchback surprises with a spacious interior, supportive rear seats, and a versatile cargo area that makes it perfect for daily life....

August 12, 2025 · 7 min · 1290 words · Nicole Harrell

Ugreen Nexode Pro 65W Ultra-Slim Review: A Tiny Titan

Summary TheUgreen Nexode Pro 65W Ultra-Slimis a space-saving, grab-and-go peripheral with excellent charging capabilities and a couple of failsafe defenses. While I encountered a few oddities when testing the device, I would still recommend it to folks who aren’t too bothered by the possibilities of high-pitched sounds. Ugreen has let us know that there was a production delay with the Nexode Pro 65W Slim. The charger should be available for purchase by the end of June or early July 2024....

August 12, 2025 · 5 min · 960 words · Anthony Hicks

Victrola Revolution GO Review: Fun, but Not as Portable as a Bluetooth Speaker

Quick Links Portable record players are nothing new. You’ll find plenty of suitcase-style turntables, but they’re all missing something: a speaker. TheVictrola Revolution GOis a truly portable turntable, as it includes a built-in speaker and a battery to let you listen to vinyl records anywhere. That’s not where this moveable music machine stops, either. you may plug in headphones, use it as a Bluetooth speaker, or instead, stream your records to other Bluetooth speakers or headphones....

August 12, 2025 · 7 min · 1359 words · Christopher Quinn

What Is 5G mmWave?

Quick Links 5G mmWave is the fastest mobile network technology we have, hitting speeds of up to 10Gbps in the real world. Let’s explore what it actually is and learn how cellular networks work in the process. I know some of it sounds like Physics 101, but I promise this will help us get a deeper understanding. What Exactly Is a Wave Anyway? We’ve all seen waves on water when it’s disturbed....

August 12, 2025 · 7 min · 1301 words · Darryl Hernandez

What's New in Chrome 108, Available Now

Quick Links Summary Chrome 108 includes an Energy Saver mode, better support for high-res emoji, and webpage shifting options for virtual keyboards. The end of another month means it’s time for a new Chrome release. Google Chrome 108 was released on July 12, 2025. This version includes an Energy Saver mode, better support for high-res emoji, and adjustments to how webpages look under virtual keyboards. Energy Saver Mode for Desktop and Chrome OS If there’s one common complaint about Chrome, it’s how resource-intensive it can be....

August 12, 2025 · 2 min · 387 words · Kayla Henry

When Should You Upgrade Your TV?

Quick Links Summary The lifespan of most TVs comes down to a combination of hardware and software factors. LED screens last six years, while OLED can last ten. But the “smart” part of your TV might die much sooner. You may need to replace your TV in as little as five years. We’re living in a beautiful time when it comes to televisions. Bigger and better TVs are available and the prices are generally lower than ever before....

August 12, 2025 · 5 min · 966 words · Amy Robertson

Will macOS 14 Sonoma Run on My MacBook or Desktop Mac?

Quick Links With the passing of each year comes a free major update to macOS, available as a free download sometime in the fall. macOS 14 Sonoma comes withsome nice new features. Compatible With Apple Silicon and Some Intel Macs Despite Apple switching its entire Mac lineup to Apple Silicon (finally announcing the M2 Ultra Mac Pro), macOS 14 Sonoma will still have limited support for Intel Mac models. On top of support for all models of Apple Silicon with an M1 chip or better, macOS 14 Sonoma will also support the 2019 iMac, 2017 Mac Pro, 2017 iMac Pro, 2018 MacBook Air, 2018 MacBook Pro, and 2018 Mac mini or later....

August 12, 2025 · 3 min · 461 words · Jessica Vasquez