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The Gear and Tips You Need to Make Studio-Grade Home Videos
We tested microphones, tripods, lights, teleprompters, and other tools for more than a year. These are our favorites.
This OnePlus Phone Is a Good Deal—Except for the Cameras
The Nord N200 5G has many features you don’t often find in a cheap phone, but should you settle for lackluster photos?
NFC Flaws Let Researchers Hack ATMs by Waving a Phone
Flaws in card reader technology let a security firm consultant wreak havoc with point-of-sale systems and more.
The Best Electric Toothbrush is Half Off ($25) for Prime Day
The Colgate Hum has all the best features of a vibrating brush. Its buzz-worthy discount likely ends tonight.
29 Prime Day Deals for Your Post-Vax Summer Adventures (Day 2 Update)
Seeking some safe fun in the sun? Head outside with deals on speakers, luggage, and more—all still discounted for Prime Day.
Your Favorite Mobile Apps That Can Also Run in a Web Browser
Break free from the confines of your phone screen for messaging, music, and more.
Samsung’s New Galaxy A52 5G Is a Reliable Droid
The new $500 handset does everything a phone needs to do, though it’s plagued by the same flaws as its predecessor.
What Is Maps.me and Why Should You Be Using It?
Nearly everyone today knows about the effectiveness of Google Maps for finding locations anywhere in the world and even perhaps saving them for reference later. There have been countless articles, written even here on Fstoppers, which exhibit its usefulness. However, many fundamental deficiencies arise upon using Google Maps when you take away the one thing it needs to be functional: an internet connection.
