AllYouCanTech

smack the remote, attempting to revive the batteries stored inside.

The era of the classic Duracell and Energizer batteries that included built-in power testing meters may be well behind us due to patent complications, yet the necessity to verify a battery’s functionality remains. The Zufecy Universal Battery Tester effectively meets this common requirement.

For instance, if you place an AAA or AA battery into the device and receive a voltage reading of 1.28 volts or higher, it indicates that the battery is in good shape. Readings ranging from 1.27 V to 1.15 V suggest a battery with diminishing power that should be reserved for low-priority equipment — avoid using it in a smoke detector, for instance. Any readings falling below 1.15 V suggest a depleted battery that needs to be swapped out without delay. The digital display also serves as an advantageous feature compared to testers that utilize a moving needle, which can frequently be challenging to interpret.

USB-C cables that now power almost everything, connect it to a USB power adapter and allow the DualSense to charge overnight.

However, hold on a moment: Is it truly safe to keep your PS5 controller connected throughout the night? In a technical sense, yes. That said, we wouldn’t advise making it a regular practice. The DualSense is built to fast charge until its lithium-ion cells reach 80% capacity, at which point it shifts to a slower charge rate until the battery is entirely full.

Similar to many battery-powered controllers, the PS5 DualSense has smart charging protection. This serves as a precaution that halts the DualSense’s power consumption once it achieves a full charge. Nevertheless, leaving a controller plugged in overnight introduces a third charging phase that isn’t optimal for the longevity of the battery: trickle charging.

U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) states that cookies enable websites to recognize the devices of individual users upon their visits, collecting data to tailor the user experience. The gathered information can also serve as a crucial resource for law enforcement in apprehending criminals.

For instance, a recent article by Forbes illustrates how detectives managed to identify a suspect who reportedly made a bomb threat call to the Hamilton County Courthouse in Cincinnati, Ohio. Thankfully, it was concluded that the phone call in August 2025 was merely a prank; however, following the issuance of search warrants, the police utilized digital evidence to locate a suspect. Based on search warrants pertaining to this particular case, which Forbes reviewed, investigators were able to connect the call to an anonymous Gmail account.

new efficiency enhancements that bring your iPad closer to substituting your laptop.

Among these enhancements is the introduction of the window control traffic light-style buttons that have been present on Macs for a long time. These three dots appear at the top of an iPad application when it’s not in full-screen mode. Pressing the three minimized buttons expands them, allowing you to tap each button to manage your app window in one of three methods.

The three traffic light buttons function just as they would on a Mac and are quite intuitive. The green button on the right centers the app and activates full-screen mode for it, while the red button on the left terminates the app. The yellow button in the center minimizes the app, but it operates like closing an app normally on an iPad, as it stays active in the background.

thrilling price announcement for the LG OLED C6 and G6 evo TVs. The G-series evo TVs are especially touted by LG as their top OLED displays. But what does the “evo” designation truly signify for these models? In what ways do “evo” TVs vary from other OLED panels produced by LG and competing brands?

LG addressed an inquiry on Best Buy’s site, stating that the company’s exclusive OLED evo technology delivers “improvements in brightness, color, precision, and overall image quality.” The brand aims with the evo line to achieve remarkable contrast ratios with perfect blacks and exceptional color accuracy while preserving consistent performance. Evo TVs have also received UL Solutions’ “Perfect Black, Perfect Color” recognition, Intertek’s “100 percent color accuracy” certification, and TÜV Rheinland’s “Quick Stability with Image Quality” endorsement. In other words, LG’s OLED evo technology epitomizes the reasons why TV manufacturers transitioned to OLED displays to begin with.

However, not all LG OLED TVs feature evo technology. The 2025 LG B5 OLED was not an evo model and did not incorporate the “Brightness Booster Ultimate” capability that premium LG OLED variants utilize to attain such pristine detail. LG’s B-series OLEDs act as entry-level OLED panels, ideal for those seeking exceptional OLED quality without spending excessively on evo-level enhancements.