11 iOS 26 Features To Enable (Or Learn) After You Update Your iPhone
Users seeing iOS 26 for the first time this week might want to tweak their experiences by adjusting specific settings and learning a few of the new features.
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How To Replace Your Apple AirTags Batteries (And What Kind You Need)
Your AirTags may need a battery replacement if you've been using them for a long time. Here are some simple instructions to replace the battery at home.
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Why Was Google's Chromecast Line Discontinued?
Google's Chromecast devices allowed users to cast media from their smartphones onto big screens like TVs and projectors. But, why did the dongle disappear?
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Apple Smart Glasses And 14 Other Products Launching After The iPhone 17
While Apple recently unveiled its iPhone 17 series at its September event, there are many more exciting products on the way, including Apple's smart glasses.
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You Can Turn Your iPhone Into A Thermal Camera With This USB-C Gadget
A thermal camera can be useful for a host of purposes, including finding areas around the house that have poor insulation or overheating circuits.
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iPhone 18 To Have A Smaller Dynamic Island, But The Cameras Won't Go Under The Screen
Leaker Instant Digital claims iPhone 18 may feature a smaller Dynamic Island, possibly hinting at what Apple could unveil in its upcoming launches.
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How To Program An Xfinity Remote Without Any Codes
If you wish to program an Xfinity remote to use it with your TV or audio devices like soundbars, here's how you can do it without using any codes.
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How To Find Archived Emails In Gmail On iPhone
Can you vaguely remember that email you swore you got, but can't seem to find it? Here's how you can use the Gmail app on an iPhone to find those archives.
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You Can Extend Your Steam Deck's Battery - Here's How
If you're a Steam Deck owner you likely love the portability; what you might not love is having to recharge your Deck, luckily, we have solutions!
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How To Deep Clean Your iPhone Safely
iPhone devices can catch a lot of dust, dirt, pocket lint, and grime over time. If your iPhone is starting to look dirty, here's the best way to clean it.
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You Can Use ChatGPT To Create A PowerPoint Presentation - Here's How
In addition to everything else, ChatGPT can also help you create engaging PowerPoint presentations. Here's how to prompt the AI chatbot to generate slides.
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Ranking 12 Major Smartphone Brands From Worst To Best
Though dominated by a few large, big-name firms, the smartphone market is actually wider than you may think. We rank each major provider from worst to best.
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Thinking About Buying An Amazon Fire Stick? Here Are 5 Things You Need To Know
If you're in the market for an Amazon Fire TV Stick, here are a few important pointers to keep in mind before deciding on which one to purchase.
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Level Up Your Astronomy Gear With This Raspberry Pi System
If you love astronomy, but don't like having to juggle various apps and accessories to do it, then this Raspberry Pi system might be what you're looking for.
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You Can Use Your Old Nintendo Wii U GamePad With Your PC - Here's How
If you have an old Nintendo Wii U GamePad lying around, you can use it as a controller with your Windows PC by folowing a few simple instructions.
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What Is The Biggest USB Drive You Can Buy Today?
USB drives are convenient and compact, but despite their small footprint, they can offer substantial storage capacity, going all the way up to 4TB.
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How Water Lock On Apple Watch Works (And Why You Should Use It)
The Apple Watch's resistance to water is a great selling point, but if you're not using the water lock feature, you should be. Here's how to do it.
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What Does 'Ti' Actually Mean On An Nvidia Graphics Card?
The majority of gamers recognize that Nvidia graphics cards with the Ti label are a step above the base model. It's a label that's been around for decades.
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How To Check Your iPhone 16's Battery Health (And Why You Should)
Is your iPhone 16’s battery as strong as day one? A quick check in settings reveals the truth and it could explain those sudden power drops.
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5 Ways To Use Your iPad's USB-C Port (Other Than Charging)
Your iPad's USB port can be used for a lot more purposes than simply charging the tablet. Here are a few of them that can be useful in everyday life.
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How To Use The Astrophoto Feature On Your Samsung Galaxy Phone
If you want to capture images of the night sky but don't have expensive equipment, the Astrophoto feature on Samsung's Galaxy phones is a great alternative.
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How To Get Faster Internet Speeds On Your MacBook
Slow internet is always frustrating. If you know your MacBook can achieve faster internet speeds, we have some beginner-friendly solutions for you to try.
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5 Cheap Car Gadgets On Amazon That Can Make Road Trips Way Easier
For those who are preparing to go on road trips, these five affordable gadgets straight from Amazon will help make the ride a bit more bearable.
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iPhone Air Launch In China Delayed
The iPhone Air's launch in China has been delayed, and it's likely that it's because of the phone supporting eSIM only. Here's everything we know.
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Steam Deck Owners Can Use This Free App To Play Non-Steam Games
If you have a Steam Deck you're surely in love with the massive library of games on Steam, but did you know you can play games from other libraries?
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Rumors Suggest S26 Ultra Won't Get A Big Battery Upgrade After All
Rumors are swirling about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's battery, and now we have a conflicting that fast charging may not be coming at all.
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Gemini Live Might Get More Google Maps Integration In The Future
According to the app's latest beta, it looks like Gemini's current capabilities will expand to tell you more about places you highlight with the AI assistant.
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