Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 Review: No Longer The Best
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 builds on the previous-generation, but newly goes up against some serious competition. Does it compete?
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Google Makes Money Off Of The iPhone Even If It's Not Apple's Default Search Engine
Online search for 'iPhone' is a very lucrative business for Google, and it has nothing to do with Google Search being the default on Safari.
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How To Set Up Your Apple Watch So You Only Get Message Notifications From Certain People
You can prevent notification spam on your Apple Watch by having it buzz only when specific contacts message and text you - here's how.
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AI Helps Prove Geese Can Recognize Individual Faces
New AI systems prove that geese use facial recognition to tell their friends, partners, and arch-rivals apart.
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Tired Of People Snooping On Your iPhone Lock Screen Notifications? Here's What To Do
You can prevent people from snooping on your iPhone notifications by simply tweaking a few settings - here's what you need to do.
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There's One More Service We Need To Make Apple One Complete
Apple's services business continues to grow, but there's one subscription service missing that I hope the company adds soon.
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Brave Launches Leo, A Free Generative AI Assistant More Private Than ChatGPT
Brave launched Leo, the generative AI assistant built on Claude with strong privacy protections in place - what you need to know.
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Galaxy S24 'AI Phone' Is Reportedly Coming In Mid-January
The Galaxy S24, described as an AI phone in a new report, might launch around January 17th next year - here's what you need to know.
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Samsung To Copy The iPhone Yet Again With Its Titanium Galaxy S24 Ultra
With the iPhone 15 Pro ditching its stainless steel finish for titanium, it seems Samsung might follow this trend with the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
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AI Could Pose A Risk On The Same Scale As Nuclear War, UK Prime Minister Warns
AI could pose a significant danger to humanity on the same scale as nuclear war, and the UK prime minister wants other nations to step up.
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Galaxy S24 Might Be Samsung's First Phone With Built-In Generative AI Like ChatGPT
Samsung confirmed it'll release phones with built-in generative AI features next year, and I think the Galaxy S24 will be the first.
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Turning Off Bluetooth Is The Only Way To Save Yourself From This New iPhone Attack
A tiny device is responsible for sending the iPhone into a never-ending DoS loop. Here's what this attack does and how to protect yourself.
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Pixel 8 Pro Vs. iPhone 15 Pro Max Speed Test Has Me Worried About Google's Latest Promise
The Phone 15 Pro Max crushes the Pixel 8 Pro in a real-life speed test, and that's not a great look for Google's bold software update plans.
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YouTube Premium Is Getting Another Price Hike - See If Your Country Is Impacted
YouTube has announced that it is increasing the price of its Premium subscription in Argentina, Australia, and more countries.
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Ad-Free Facebook And Instagram Might Just Be Bait, So People Let Meta Track Them For Ads
Meta will let Europeans pay for an ad-free Facebook and Instagram experience, but it might all be bait to have them allow personalized ads.
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Apple's Q3 iPhone Shipments Dropped 11%, But The Overall Market Was Down 19%
Counterpoint Research shows Apple shipped 11% fewer iPhones in the US in Q3 2023 compared to the same period last year.
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M3 Max MacBook Pro Is As Fast As M2 Ultra Macs, Benchmarks Reveal
Benchmark results for the M3 Max MacBook Pro 16-inch show the laptop is as powerful as Apple's M2 Ultra Mac Pro and Mac Studio.
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Solar Sal 24 Is A Wild New Electric Boat With Infinite Range
A new solar-powered boat can actually generate enough electricity to support an infinite range without using battery power.
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Microsoft 365 Copilot Is Now Available To Some Customers For $9,000
Microsoft has announced that its 365 Copilot is available today for business and enterprise customers if they have 300 employees.
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It's Official: YouTube Is Coming For Your Ad Blockers Worldwide
YouTube expands its ad blocker ban worldwide. Here's what happens if you block commercials and how you can avoid the ban.
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M3 Macs Are 20% More Powerful Than M2, Benchmark Results Show
After the announcement of the new M3 Macs, a few benchmark results show the M3 chip scores for single-core and multi-core tests.
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MacBook Pro's Touch Bar Wasn't The Problem - Apple's Other Choices Were
After seven sad years, Apple has finally killed the MacBook Pro with Touch Bar. Here's a farewell to this past Mac design.
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The Disney Plus Password Crackdown Has Begun, But No One Knows How It Works
Disney's password-sharing ban for Disney Plus has started in Canada on November 1st - here's what you need to know.
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2024 Apple Watches Could Detect Sleep Apnea, Hypertension, And More
The 2024 Apple Watch might have a few new sensors, such as hypertension and sleep apnea detection, as Apple aims to expand care initiatives.
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iPhone 16 To Feature An Extra Button, And I Think We Probably Need It
iPhone 16 models will reportedly feature an extra button on the right side, in addition to the Action button - what you need to know.
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Apple Releases New AirTag Firmware, But You Might Have To Wait A Month To Get It
After Apple's Scary Fast event, Apple is now releasing a new AirTag firmware for its item tracker device. Here's what you need to know.
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Here's How Apple Shot An Entire Event On The iPhone 15 Pro
Apple claimed it had shot the entire Mac-centered Scary Fast event on the iPhone 15 Pro and edited everything on Mac.
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