The 4 Most Common Apple CarPlay Problems (And How To Fix Them)
If your iPhone isn't playing nicely with Apple CarPlay, there could be many reasons why. Here are some of the most common issues, and the best way to fix them.
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Yes, You Can Replace Your Laptop's Thermal Paste - Here's Why You Should
Replacing your laptop's thermal paste is not only relatively easy, but it's a great way to ensure your computer has a long and healthy life.
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Closing Apps On Your Android Doesn't Have The Effect You Think It Does
If you chronically close all of your Android apps when you're done using them, you might be doing more harm to your battery than good.
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Digitally Mapping Mars Has Never Been Easier With This Rendering Technique
Navigating rovers on Mars is exceptionally difficult because GPS isn't a possibility, but this new technique will make it significantly easier.
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The Most Important iPhone Apple Ever Made (And The One Everyone Forgot)
Some iPhones set the stage with standout features while others are lost in oblivion. Here's the most important iPhone and one that everyone forgot.
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Tired Of Google's Gemini Powered Search Summaries? Try This Search Engine Alternative
Google's Gemini searches can be an annoyance at best and downright wrong at worst. Luckily, there's a search engine alternative that may work better instead.
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How To Use iOS's Powerful Clean Up Feature On iPhone
Apple introduced a new Clean Up tool as a part of Apple Intelligence that lets users remove unwanted objects from an image. Here's how to use it.
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Your iPhone Has A Built In VPN Feature - Here's How To Use It
iCloud Private Relay is Apple's answer to the built-in VPN some other vendors offer - here's what you need to know about how to use it.
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How To Enable Windows' Hidden Ultimate Performance Power Plan
Typically, you'd assume that the power your computer has is the level you're stuck with, but Windows 10 and 11 have options to give your tasks a little boost.
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You Can Check Who Is Connected To Your iPhone's Hotspot: Here's How
Since a hotspot uses your iPhone's mobile data connection, it can quickly deplete your data. Knowing who is connected can prevent this. Here's how to check.
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5 Smart Ways To Use Motion Detectors Around Your Home
Motion detectors aren't just for home security - you can also use them to regulate the temperature in your home, automate lighting, and more.
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How To Fix Gmail When It's Not Working On Android
It can be infuriating when the Gmail app stops working on your Android phone. Luckily, here are some quick fixes to get the app up and running.
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How To Connect Your Amazon Fire Stick Remote To A New TV
Amazon's Fire Stick Remote is a great and convenient way to watch shows. However, what happens if you get a new TV, or need to travel? Here's how to connect.
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You Can Use FaceTime On Android Phones With This Easy Workaround
Looking to FaceTime with someone, but stuck on an Android phone? Don't despair, there's an easy workaround that can have you joining calls in no time.
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What's The Biggest SSD You Can Buy In 2025?
Like most PC gamers, you know the struggle of not having enough storage. You need an SSD that can deliver both on storage and speed, but what's the biggest?
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What Is A QNED TV And Is It Different Than OLED?
Wondering which flat screen technology is right for your home? Here's a look at exactly what all those marking acronyms means, from QNED and QLED to OLED.
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When The iPhone 17 Will Be Available To Buy
As Apple launches announcements, customers are getting ready to hit that pre-order button as soon as they can to be among the first to get the new devices.
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5 Fun Ways To Repurpose An Old Raspberry Pi
If you have an old Raspberry Pi sitting around, here are some fun ways to make use of it, from building a smart home hub to a retro game console.
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Google's Pixel 10 Locks Away RAM For AI, But There Seems To Be An Easy Fix
Google's Pixel 10 seemingly reserves 3GB of RAM to be used exclusively by AI, but freeing the RAM back up appears to be relatively simple.
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Microsoft's Copilot Shows Signs Of Reducing Its Reliance On OpenAI's LLMs
Microsoft launched two new in-house AI models, which might be an early sign that its looking to move away from its dependence on OpenAI's technology.
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Change This Setting As Soon As You Get Your Pixel 10 For Smoother Visuals
The display on Google's new Pixel 10 defaults to a 60Hz refresh rate out of the box, but it's easy to bump it up to 120Hz for smoother visuals.
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YouTube Music Is Stealing A Much-Needed Design Change From Spotify
YouTube Music is testing a new design that brings the search feature to the bottom menu bar, and we hope it ends up being a permanent change.
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iPhones Will Give A Boost To The Entire Smartphone Market This Year
The smartphone market is expected to grow slightly this year despite economic headwinds, and it's almost entirely thanks to Apple's iPhone.
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How Much Battery Life Does iOS 26's Adaptive Power Feature Really Save?
One of the most interesting features of iOS 26 is the new Adaptive Power Mode, but early tests show that it doesn't make much of a difference.
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Insider Says The iPhone 20 Won't Have A Curved Display, But It Might Resemble The Apple Watch
The rumor mill for the 20th anniversary iPhone continues, as we have more reports of the 2027 device allegedly having a very unique screen design.
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Did Will Smith Use AI To Fake Concert Crowds? It's More Complicated Than You Think
Will Smith did not fake concert crowds on his recent tour using AI, but the use of AI in a video understandably led many people to believe he did.
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Here's Why Elon Musk's Antitrust Case Against Apple Is Going To Fail
Elon Musk's xAI recently filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI, but there are a number of reasons why it's likely to fall flat.
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