You Can Now Shop On ChatGPT Using 'Instant Checkout'
With the new Instant Checkout feature, you don't even have to leave your conversation with ChatGPT to shop for new clothes and electronics online.
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Microsoft 365 Apps Introduce 'Vibe Working' To Make AI Agents Do Your Work For You
Microsoft 365 Copilot apps are introducing Agent Mode in Excel and Word and Office Agent as Microsoft tries to make "vibe working" a thing.
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Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme Benchmarks Show M4 Max-Like Performance For Windows
Benchmarks for Qualcomm's Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme showcase a powerful chip for Windows laptops that should compete with Apple's M4 Max.
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Fullscreen Vs. Borderless Fullscreen, Does It Make A Difference For Gaming?
Choosing between fullscreen and borderless fullscreen means deciding between better frame rates for gaming and the flexibility of easy multitasking.
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4 Hidden Features Every Google TV User Needs To Know
Ready to master your Google TV? Go from a casual viewer to a power user with these four hidden features for a more customized and personalized experience.
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Samuel L. Jackson Delivered One Of His Best Performances In An Apple TV+ Miniseries
You know Samuel L. Jackson from blockbusters like The Avengers and Jurassic Park, but one of his best performances is in a 2022 Apple TV+ miniseries.
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Why The iPhone Actually Changed From Lightning To USB-C Ports
The iPhone's change from the Lightning connector to USB-C wasn't without controversy. Here's what finally got Apple to budge and change to USB-C.
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California's New Energy Experiment Is Working And It Changes Everything
As many groups aim to improve renewable energy, this project aims to revolutionize it further, combining green energy with agricultural infrastructure.
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iOS 26.0.1 Now Available As Apple Begins Addressing Common Bugs
iOS 26.0.1 is now available as the first public update for iOS 26, addressing some of the bugs and glitches the new software introduced.
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Claude Sonnet 4.5 Launches With A Surprise Experiment: The AI Can Generate The App You Want On The Fly
Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 4.5 is official, with new features and more reliable performance, but the new "Imagine with Claude" experiment steals the show.
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iOS 26 Can Automatically Screen Incoming Calls For You - Here's How To Set It Up
If you're sick of dealing with unknown callers and scammers, the new Call Screening feature on iOS 26 might be a life-saver for your iPhone.
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Apple's M5 Macs Are Launching Soon And May Arrive With Two New Monitors
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has teased that Apple might launch the M5 Macs soon, with an even bigger reveal: two brand-new monitors alongside the Macs.
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5 Cheaper Alternatives To The iPhone 17
Want to buy a new smartphone but don't want to splurge close to $800? Here are five cheaper alternatives to the iPhone 17 that are worth purchasing.
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How To Boot Your Android Phone Into Safe Mode (And Why You Should)
Wondering how to boot into Safe Mode on your Android phone? Here's a simple trick that lets you restart your phone into a mode without third-party apps.
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Every Major Wi-Fi Mesh System Ranked From Worst To Best According To User Reviews
A Wi-Fi mesh system can clear dead spots, increase coverage, and boost speeds. User reviews can sort the best from the worst, and we've sorted them for you.
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iPhone 17's ScratchGate Might Have An Unexpected Fix: Salt
Cleaning the back of the handset with a salt solution could remove some scratches, but don't abuse this fix, as it's not exactly official.
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What Would Happen If The US Banned VPNs?
Michigan's new bill targets tools that help bypass content restrictions, including VPNs. Here's what could happen if a VPN ban takes effect.
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iPhone 17 Pro Max's Battery Life Could've Been Even Better Without iOS 26's Liquid Glass, Experiment Shows
An experiment by a Redditor shows that the iPhone 17 Pro Max's battery life could've been even better without the LIquid Glass design elements on iOS 26.
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How To Use iOS's Built In Password Manager Feature (And Why You Should)
If you use an iPhone, Apple's built-in password manager can be a godsend since it can assign and store unique credentials for all your apps and services.
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Android Phone's USB Tethering Isn't Working? Here's How To Fix It
Android's USB tethering lets you reliably share internet from your phone, but it may fail sometimes. Here are some quick fixes to get it working again.
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Apple May Have 6 More Product Launches Coming In 2025
We're only a few days removed from the iPhone 17 launch, but rumors point to several more Apple product launches in store before the end of 2025.
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Why BMW Says Apple CarPlay Isn't Actually Important For Drivers
Apple wants you to believe that CarPlay should serve as the primary software integration in your vehicle, but here's why BMW remains unconvinced.
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iOS 26 Brings One Of The Mac's Best Apple Music Features To iPhone
At long last, Apple Music on iPhone has added the ability to create playlist folders, which is a feature that has been available on the Mac for years.
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One Of The Most Expensive Electric Vehicles Shows What's Wrong With Luxury EVs
You can spend $150,000 on certain luxury EVs, which is a lot of money, especially considering the issues with battery tech and depreciation.
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This Animal Sighting Is Being Called 'One Of The Rarest In History'
It's been several decades since the unusual double-striped thick-knee bird was seen in Texas, making the 2025 sighting an ultra-rare treat for birders.
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5 Best Android Apps Every Audiophile Needs On Their Phone
While many streaming apps offer decent audio, only a few deliver true lossless music as intended by the artist. These Android apps elevate your music.
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4 Little-Known ChatGPT-5 Settings You Should Start Using
If you use ChatGPT-5 regularly, you may be missing out on some key features that you can enable from the Settings menu. Here are some lesser-known ones.
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