The Chatterbox iCombi AG-12 and iCombi AP-21 Bluetooth “dongle” adapters can be used with compatible Chatterbox and other brands of Bluetooth headsets. The iCombi AG-12 is flawless in its performance ...

We’ve all been there. Either giving or watching a presentation when the screen goes temporarily dark due to power or sleep settings on the host computer. Our StarTech USB-C Presentation Adapters ...

The Charwego 45W Travel Adapter is a single charger that can charge up to six devices at once and plug into 13 types of outlets in over 200 countries. We might not be traveling as much right now, but ...

How do you connect that MP3 player, radio or other device to your motorcycle intercom system? A Bluetooth adapter/transmitter is the way to go. An indispensible device for today’s connected ...

With Apple's AirPower still missing in action, accessory makers have started coming up with alternate solutions to allow the AirPods to charge using a Qi-based wireless charger. Hyper's HyperJuice ...

Apple isn’t the first to adopt the USB-C standard but they’ve been certainly been the ones in the internet spotlight with their choice to exclude legacy ports. With the release of the 12″ MacBook and ...

The Trendnet Powerline 500 AV2 is an easy recommendation if you want to extend your home network to that far corner of the house. Dong Ngo Former SF Labs Manager, Editor Former CNET editor Dong Ngo ...

As new wireless technologies proliferate in the market, in this case 802.11ac, we find ourselves searching out the means to utilize the new standard. Most notebooks and ultrabooks are not coming ...

On Thursday, Nomad released the all-new 130W GaN Power Adapter, equipped with a trio of USB-C ports to power up your iPhone, MacBook Pro, and iPad, quickly and at the same time. The just-released ...

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I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...