The Glaciers On Mars' Surface Might Not Be What We Thought
While initial studies and reports indicated that glaciers on Mars were composed mainly of rock and dust, recent planetary missions prove otherwise.
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4 Things You Can Do With Your Old Apple Lightning Cables
You don't need to throw out those old Apple Lightning cables or hoard them in a drawer forever. Here are some eco-friendly and creative solutions.
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Never Do Any Of These 14 Things On Your Android Phone
There's a whole host of things you should never do on your Android phone, including skipping software updates and ignoring data backups.
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Did Tesla Discontinue The Model X And S In Europe? Here's What We Know
Here's what to know about some recent, unannounced changes Tesla has made to its website in Europe and how it might affect Model X and Model S shoppers.
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Avoid Using Public USB Charging Ports - Here's Why
You might want to think twice before using a USB charging port in an airport or library, because it's technically possible for a hacker to hijack the port.
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watchOS 26's Workout Buddy Shows How Apple Could Make Siri Truly Conversational
After spending a few weeks with watchOS 26's Workout Buddy feature, I'm more confident about Apple's conversational Siri update.
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This Pixel 10 Feature Dramatically Reduces Battery Capacity (And You Can't Turn It Off)
There's a mandatory Pixel 10 feature that automatically reduces the battery capacity of the phone, and some fans are frustrated.
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There's A New Way To Access Google Password Manager On Android
Google Password Manager is one of many useful security features on Android, but now there's finally an official app for the service.
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Google's Pixel 10 Is Loaded With AI Photo Features, But It'll Tell On You If You Use Them
You'll find a whole suite of interesting AI photo editing features on the Pixel 10, but Google wants to make sure everyone knows they were altered by AI.
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You Might Not Be Using This Little-Known YouTube Feature On iOS - Here's How To Find It
You may not know about a feature on YouTube that produces a neat effect reminiscent of when a TV casts a soft glow in a dark room. Here's how to find it on iOS.
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Apple May Tap Google's Gemini As The Brains Behind Its Revamped Siri
Apple is reportedly in talks with Google to use Gemini to power its more conversational, AI-powered Siri, but no decision has been made yet.
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Uranus May Have More Moons Than We Previously Thought
Uranus has 28 known moons in its orbit, but thanks to the James Webb Space Telescope, scientists believe they just uncovered a 29th moon.
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I've Been Inside The Las Vegas Sphere, And Its Showing Of The Wizard Of Oz Will Blow Your Mind
The Sphere is Las Vegas is hosting screenings of The Wizard of Oz starting on August 28, and it uses AI to help revitalize the classic film.
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Don't Like ChatGPT 5? Use This Feature To Swap To Older ChatGPT Models
ChatGPT 5 is the default chatbot version for the ChatGPT web, desktop, and mobile apps. But if you don't like it, did you know you can enable previous models?
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When Will Apple Release iOS 26? Here's Our Best Guess Based On Previous Years
Apple hasn't announced a release date for iOS 26, but if past updates are any guide, we have a pretty good idea of when to expect to launch.
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Google Maps Will Remember The Name Of That Amazing Coffee Shop You Can't Recall
A new future feature has been found buried in the code for Google Maps, but there's no word yet on when it will officially see the light of day.
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Electric RVs Have One Big Problem Holding Them Back From Going Mainstream
Electric recreational vehicles (ERVs) are great for reducing carbon emissions and keeping the world green, but there's one thing that's prevented wider success.
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Mysterious Nano-Banana AI Image Generator Goes Viral - Here Are 10 Wild Examples
New AI image generation tools are popping up all the time, but this new Nano-Banana image gen tool found on LMArena is starting to turn some heads.
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iPhone 18 Will Reportedly Streamline Underwhelming Camera Control Feature
Currently, the Camera Control feature uses capacitive and pressure sensors. According to a report, Apple is looking to get rid of one of these.
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How To Clear Your Windows 11 PC's Cache (And Why You Should)
Clearing the cache of your computer can improve its performance, and here's how you can do it if you're using a Windows 11 operating system.
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Google Search AI Mode Can Help You Make Dinner Reservations
Google announced new features for AI Mode that will make the experience even more useful. Now, AI Mode can help you make dinner reservations.
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Apple TV iPhone 17 Launch Event Leak Is Fake, But The Date Still Makes Sense
While this leak is confirmed to be fake, the September 9 date mentioned might be accurate. It has previously appeared in leaks from well-connected insiders.
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Chrome's Incognito Mode Isn't As Private As It May Seem
Chrome's Incognito mode has its uses, but one of them isn't complete anonymity online. Here's a look at what the popular web browser mode does and doesn't do.
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There's A Hidden Web Browser On Your PS5 – Here's How To Access It
Sony didn't include a dedicated browser app on the PS5, but there's still a way to access the internet with a clever exploit that anyone can use.
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Google Is Fixing One Of Dark Mode's Biggest Annoyances In Android 16
Android dark mode can be hit or miss, depending on the app that's being used at the time, but Google is looking to remedy that with Android 16.
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This 2025 Sydney Sweeney Thriller Is Taking Over Apple TV+'s Streaming Charts
Sydney Sweeney and Julianne Moore teamed up for a mother-daughter mystery thriller that got tepid reviews but is burning up the Apple TV+ chart.
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A Dormant Fault Line On The Canadian Border Could Be Waking Up
A fault line on the border between Alaska and Canada is showing activity for the first time in millions of years. It could be a sign of a future disaster.
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