Why NASA Picked An Air Force Pilot To Command Its Mars Simulation Mission
NASA's CHAPEA mission will see four volunteers living in a simulated Mars base, and leading them is an Air Force pilot, who was chosen for his unique skillset.
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iOS 26 Icons Look Blurry? Here's How To Fix It
If you have updated to iOS 26, you probably noticed the new Liquid Glass UI and possibly some blurry icons. Luckily, getting them back in focus is easy.
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Hisense TVs: Here's Who Makes Them And Where They're Manufactured
Planning to purchase a Hisense TV but wondering who makes it and where its made? Here's a detailed account of the brand's manufacturing and R&D centers.
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What Does It Mean When A USB Port Is White?
Ever wondered what the white insert inside a USB-A port implies? Here's a quick explanation of what it means and which devices the port can power.
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How To Stop Contacts From Changing Your Messages Backgrounds In iOS 26
If you're not a fan of the new dynamic backgrounds in the Messages app on iOS 26, Apple added an easy way to turn them off altogether.
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The AI Boom Might Be Triggering Electrical Surges And Outages In Your Area
AI might be the hottest new piece of tech, but it comes with major downsides, including power outages, as well as more concerning issues in the long run.
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Android Phone Has A SIM Not Provisioned Error Message? Here's What's Happening
Seeing a SIM Not Provisioned error message on your Android phone can be extremely annoying. Here's what's causing it, and how you can quickly fix it.
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Is Amazon's Project Kuiper The First Real Starlink Alternative? Here's What We Know
Project Kuiper is in the early stages of satellite launches and demonstrations, but it's very possible it may win over Starlink customers in the future.
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Would Helicopters Work On Mars? This Study Has A Theory For Making One
Martian helicopters might seem like a sci-fi concept, as Mars' atmosphere isn't friendly to aircraft. But actually, the idea is more real than you might think.
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Google Photos May Take Inspiration From Tinder For Its New Photo Cleanup Feature
Cleaning up your photo library can be a chore, but Google Photos may add a feature that could let you swipe left or right to decide which photos to keep.
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Spotify Has A Plan To Clean Up The AI Slop On Its Streaming Service
Spotify is being overrun by AI-generated music, but the streaming service is introducing new protections and filters to clean up some of the mess.
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Amazon's Bestselling Android Tablet Is Less Than $200 And Packed With Features
If you're in search of a powerful and affordable Android tablet to add to your device collection, this deal on Amazon is going to be hard to pass up.
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An iOS 26 Bug Is Stopping Some iPhone 17 Users From Downloading Apple Intelligence
If you're having issues downloading Apple Intelligence on your new iPhone 17, you're not alone, and Apple is currently working on a fix.
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Google Maps Just Got A Huge Update For Public Transportation Navigation
Google Maps appears to be rolling out a useful update for public transportation and walking navigation that gives users access to the full map.
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4 Best Uses For Your iPhone's USB-C Port That Aren't Charging
iPhones have now completely moved to USB-C, and it can do a lot more than just charge. Check out the top uses to make the most of your iPhone's USB-C port.
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Apple Built A ChatGPT-Style App To Test The New Siri, But We'll Probably Never See It
A new report claims that Apple is using an unreleased app to test its more conversational, AI-powered Siri, but it's unlikely to ever see the light of day.
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Why There's An 'N' Icon On Your Android Phone's Screen (And How To Turn It Off)
Are you annoyed with the persistent 'N' icon showing up on your phone's notification bar? Here's what it means and how you can get rid of it.
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Say Goodbye To Messy Wires And Try This Cheap And Effective Amazon Alternative For $14
If you're looking for a cheap and easy way to organize all of the wires around your desk, this $14 cable management tray is worth considering.
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The iPhone Shortcut Everyone Deserves: One Control Center Button Opens Settings For Any App
If you tweak app settings regularly, and you don't enjoy the extra steps involved in accessing that app's settings page, the following shortcut is for you.
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Every Samsung Galaxy Tablet, Ranked From Cheapest To Most Expensive
Samsung's line of Galaxy tablets remains an industry leader in pushing the tech forward, and it has something that aligns with every budget and need.
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iPhone 17 And iPhone 17 Pro Are Still Sold Out Online - Here's How Long You Have To Wait
iPhone 17 lineup has quickly become a hit, causing long shipping delays. Check the current wait times for iPhone 17 and 17 Pro models in the U.S. and abroad.
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The iPhone 13 Is The Most Common iPhone In The U.S. Right Now - Reviews.org
With the iPhone 17 launch, the four-year-old iPhone 13 might seem outdated, but a Reviews.org study suggests it's still the most common iPhone in the U.S.
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This Apple Maps Feature Makes It Easier To Find Your Recently Visited Places In iOS 26
Visited Places is a useful new Apple Maps feature that made its debut in iOS 26, and we're here to show you where to find it and how to use it.
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Meta Launches Vibes, An Instagram-Like Feed For AI Video Slop
Meta's latest venture in the AI domain is a platform titled Vibes -- aimed to be an Instagram-like service where users can generate and share AI content.
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iPhone 17 Pro To Power Apple's Final 2025 Friday Night Baseball Broadcast
For the final Friday Night Baseball broadcast of 2025, Apple plans to use four iPhone 17 Pro cameras to stream the game on Apple TV+.
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A New iOS 26 Bug Breaks Searching In Calendar, But There's A Workaround
iOS 26 is an exciting update, but it has introduced a few bugs as well, including one impacting the ability to search on Apple's Calendar app.
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Microsoft Makes Windows 10 Extended Security Updates Free, But Only In These Countries
Microsoft is going to start offering free Extended Security Updates for Windows 10, but only in select countries such as France, Germany, and Spain.
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