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 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.
Read More5 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.
Read More5 Of The Best MacBook Docking Stations On Amazon, Ranked By Real Customers
Among the many MacBook hubs you will inevitably see on Amazon, these hubs are some of the best for port versatility, multiple display support, and charging.
Read MoreUSB Flash Drive Or External Hard Drive: Which Storage Solution Should You Use?
Between portable flash drives and chunkier external hard drives, which you opt to use depends largely on how much storage you will realistically need.
Read MoreDon't Plug These Gadgets Into Your TV's USB Ports
TV USB ports do not have nearly the same capability as the USB connections on computers or other devices, which means most common accessories may not work.
Read MoreYour Fire Stick Remote Can Control Your TV's Volume – Here's How To Pair It
Controlling your TV's volume with your Fire Stick remote can make your life a lot easier. We'll explain how to pair it and eliminate the need for a TV remote.
Read More3 Creative Ways To Repurpose Old SD Cards
If you've got any old SD cards laying around the house, here are a few fun ways to make use of them instead of letting them collect dust.
Read MoreUSB Kill Sticks Explained — Do They Really Work?
When connected, a USB killer is designed to send a series of electrical surges to the host, an attack strategy that renders most hardware inoperable.
Read More4 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.
Read MoreThe Difference Between USB4 And USB-C Fully Explained
If you're shopping for a new charger, or even a PC cable, you may have wondered if you should get a USB4 or USB-C cable. Here's what both these terms mean.
Read MoreWhat It Really Means If You See A Yellow-Colored USB Port
There's a standard color code for USB devices and ports. Even with some variation between manufacturers, yellow ports generally denote a very handy feature.
Read MoreThese Smart Glasses Use AI To Help The Visually Impaired See
The upcoming Ally Solos Glasses, which launch in October 2025, use AI to help low-vision and blind individuals "see" the world around them.
Read MoreDoes TSA Let You Travel With Apple AirTags In Your Carry-On Luggage?
AirTags are a great way to find lost items — but can they go in your luggage, too? Here's what the TSA says about them, before you stick one in that carry-on.
Read MoreWhat Does It Mean When Apple AirPods Make A Chirping Sound?
You want your Apple AirPods to play music and podcasts, not random chirps. If your earbuds are emitting a chirping sound, there are a few common explanations.
Read MoreApple CarPlay Can Use A Custom Startup Sound - Here's How
This hidden CarPlay feature lets you create a custom welcome for every drive you take — be it a music clip, sound effects, or a motivational pep talk.
Read MoreWhy Your AirPods Keep Pausing And How To Fix It
Some AirPod owners have had trouble with random pausing during playback; here's how to correct the issue and keep your tunes flowing freely.
Read MoreYou Don't Need A New Car For Wireless Apple CarPlay, These Adapters Make It Easy
We searched for five of the best wireless Apple CarPlay adapters to use in your car in 2025, so you can talk to Siri, take phone calls, and use GPS hands-free.
Read MoreNew Apple Watch Series 11 Leaks Hint At Disappointing Changes
Apple is likely to reveal the Apple Watch Series 11 in September, but a new leak suggests it won't be the major upgrade some were anticipating.
Read MoreWe're One Step Closer To Getting Apple Intelligence On Apple TV
Rumors suggest Apple is planning to launch an upgraded Apple TV with a more powerful chip alongside a new HomePod mini in the coming months.
Read MoreThe Only Amazon Fire TV Stick Browser You Should Be Using
TV browsers are often unintuitive, slow, and clunky. Amazon's Fire TV Stick improves the browsing experience with one made for larger screens.
Read More5 Gadgets That Will Improve Your Daily Life (And They're All Under $30)
Nowadays, there are tons of gadgets for everything you can think of. And some of them can greatly improve your life for pretty cheap — like, under $30 cheap.
Read More5 Strange USB Gadgets That Are Way More Useful Than They Look
Here's a collection of five USB gadgets that at first glance may appear outlandish or strange, yet they can still provide plenty of utility.
Read MoreNever Lose Your MacBook's Wireless Mouse Again With This Magnetic Alternative
If you're tired of losing your mouse in your bag, or worse, at that café, you may be looking for a better solution. Here's one alternative, a magnetic mouse.
Read MoreMust-Have MacBook Accessories If You're Worried About Drops And Scratches
After you've invested in a MacBook computer, you don't want it to break from a drop or get scratched up. Here are some great accessories that can protect it.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Indoor TV Antennas, Ranked By Amazon Reviews
If you want to move away from streaming platforms, consider getting an indoor antenna. According to Amazon users, these five are the best available.
Read More5 Cool USB-C Mini Gadgets You Didn't Know You Needed
USB-C outlets have become a ubiquitous part of our technology, and if you want to make your life even smoother, pick up these great accessories.
Read MoreThose Square Holes On Your USB Connector Actually Serve A Purpose
While most people are familiar with the rectangular USB Type-A port, fewer notice the two small square holes on either side of the connector.
Read More5 Outdoor Smart Devices You Didn't Know You Wanted Until Now
Smart home technology isn't just for inside your home. These outdoor smart devices are helpful gadgets that you likely haven't considered the benefits of.
Read MoreApple Is Developing The Ultimate Home Entertainment Bundle To Launch This Year
Reports suggest that Apple is still on track to launch a new Apple TV 4K this year alongside the third-generation HomePod smart speaker.
Read MoreIs MuteMe From Shark Tank Season 13 Still In Business?
Not every company has what it takes to get a deal from television's most famous angel investors. See how MuteMe fared after leaving the show with no offers.
Read MoreHow Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max 2nd Gen Compares To 1st Gen: Should You Upgrade?
Now that multiple are on the market, which Amazon Fire TV Stick is best? Here are the comparisons between the first and second gen, so you can know what to buy.
Read More5 Raspberry Pi Accessories To Supercharge Your Next Project
If you're thinking about starting a new project with a Raspberry Pi, here are 5 accessories that could make a huge difference.
Read MoreEvery Airline That Supports AirTag's Share Item Location Feature
Many airlines now support the Share Item Location feature of Apple's AirTag item tracker, and we've got the full list for you right here.
Read More5 Ways To Repurpose Old CD And DVD Players
If you're looking for clever ways to repurpose any of the old CD or DVD players that might be scattered around your house, we have some suggestions.
Read MoreWhy You Shouldn't Put An AirTag In Your Kid's Shoes
Skechers released a new pair of kids shoes that have a secret compartment for an Apple AirTag, but there are better ways to track your child's whereabouts.
Read More5 Travel Gadgets That Frequent Flyers Swear By
Here's a few of the best gadgets for traveling, recommended by seasoned frequent flyers who know the ins and outs of airport hopping.
Read MoreWhat To Do If Your Amazon Fire TV Stick Is Stuck On The Logo
If your Amazon Fire TV Stick ever gets stuck on the logo and won't load the home screen, here are some steps you can take to get it working again.
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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.
Read MoreYou 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.
Read MoreChange 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.
Read MoreThis Concept Phone's Battery Lasts Almost A Week, But You Can't Actually Buy It
Realme introduced a concept phone featuring a 15,000mAh silicon anode battery, and as impressive as it sounds, there's a good reason it's not for sale.
Read MoreGoogle's New Pixel Care+ Is A Major Upgrade Over Its Old Device Protection Program
Google's new Pixel Care+ device protection program is shaping up to be a significant upgrade over the lackluster Preferred Care plan.
Read MoreWhat Does The Blue Dot Next To Android Text Messages Mean?
On Messages for Android, a blue dot or chat icon indicates that the specific conversation or contact you're talking to has RCS messaging enabled.
Read MoreYou've Been Warned: 5 Reasons To Stop Using SMS Messaging On Android
If you're still using SMS on Android, especially to send sensitive personal information, you should think about switching to another service. Here's why.
Read MoreGoogle Will Make Installing Third-Party Android Apps Safer By Making Them Less Accessible
Mobile security is always a hot topic, but what happens when a safety measure limits a device's accessibility? Here's why Google is under fire.
Read MoreWhy There's A Green Dot On Your Android Phone's Screen (And How To Turn It Off)
The green dot may be a little annoying, but it serves an important function in letting you know what your apps are doing in the background.
Read More5 Things You Didn't Know You Can Do With Old Android Tablets
Don't leave that outdated Android tablet to collect dust at the bottom of your drawer. Instead, let these clever ideas inspire you to use it in a new way.
Read MoreThe Browser You Should Avoid Using On Your Android Phone
Not every browser provides the same services or privacy guarantees. Here is one browser that you might want to think twice about on Android phones.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreThere'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.
Read MoreAmazon May Ditch Fire OS In Favor Of Android On Future Fire Tablets
Amazon is reportedly thinking about dumping its Fire OS and moving to a more standard version of Android on its popular Fire tablets.
Read MorePixel 10 Just Got Its Own Version Of One Of The iPhone's Best Features
Pixel 10's new Pixelsnap charging is Google's answer to Apple's MagSafe technology, and it debuts alongside a bunch of new accessories.
Read MoreGoogle's Pixel 10 Series Features New Tensor G5 Chip, Magic Cue AI, And Pixelsnap Wireless Charging
Google unveiled the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL during the Made by Google 2025 event: Here are the specs, prices, and release date information.
Read MorePixel 10 Pro Fold Is The World's First Dustproof Foldable Phone
Google announced the Pixel 10 Pro Fold during the August 20 press event: The world’s first dustproof foldable phone is now available for preorder.
Read MoreAndroid Is Finally Getting One Of iMessage's Best Features
iOS added the ability to unsend text messages years ago, and now it looks like Google Messages on Android is finally catching up with a similar feature
Read MoreLeaked Pixel 10 Pro XL Benchmarks Match The iPhone 13, But That's Not A Reason To Worry
If leaked benchmark scores prove to be accurate, the Pixel 10 Pro XL will score about as high as the iPhone 13 models that Apple released in 2021.
Read MoreThe Amazon Appstore Is Finally Dead On Android - Thank Goodness
The shutdown of the Amazon Appstore on wider Android devices follows the company's step away from supporting its Windows app too.
Read MoreGoogle Might Release Its Fastest Charger Yet Alongside The Pixel 10
Retail listings for Google's unannounced Pixel 10 lineup might have spoiled the existence of the company's fastest power charger to date.
Read MoreGalaxy S26 Battery Leaks Suggest Samsung Isn't Adopting Silicon-Carbon Yet
There was some speculation that Samsung might adopt silicon-carbon batteries for the Galaxy S26, but new leaks cast doubt on the prospect.
Read MoreHow To Find And Remove Spyware From Your Android Phone
While the Google Play Store is generally safe, you can still get malware on your phone from other sources, like scam texts. Here's what to do if that happens.
Read MoreMade By Google 2025: How To Watch Google's Pixel 10 Event On August 20
How to watch Made by Google 2025 on August 20, 2025, where Google is expected to unveil the Pixel 10 series, Pixel Watch 4, Pixel Buds 2a, and more.
Read MoreSome Android Phones Are Becoming More Like iPhones In One Crucial Way
Android is known for being a far more customizable operating system than iOS, but some device makers are taking away a key customization option.
Read MoreWe Just Got Our First Official Look At Google's Most Expensive Phone Ever
Although it has leaked repeatedly, Google finally gave us a sneak peek at the official design of the Pixel 10 Pro Fold in a teaser video.
Read MoreCan You Change The Size Of Your Android Phone's Keyboard?
If your Android phone's keyboard is a bit too small, don't fret. These tips and tricks will help you navigate and adjust your keyboard's size for ease of use.
Read More15 Best Ways To Repurpose Your Old Android Phone
Android phones from several years ago are still very powerful devices. Here's 15 different ways you can put this old device back to work for you.
Read MorePixel 10 Purchases Might Come With A Free Year Of Google AI Pro Access
A new leak suggests that Pixel 10 buyers will also receive a free year of access to Google AI Pro, which typically costs $19.99 per year.
Read MoreThis Google Assistant Shortcut Trick Is A Game-Changer For Android Users
Google Assistant can help Android users perform more tasks through their phone. It can be taken to the next level by using simple voice commands with shortcuts.
Read MoreSome Of Pixel 10's Exclusive Gemini AI Camera Features Have Already Leaked
We're just days away from Google unveiling its new Pixel 10 lineup, but more features and images continue to leak ahead of the reveal.
Read More3 Ways To Clear The Cache On Your Android Phone
Is your phone running slower than it used to? Your phone might not be the problem, instead you should try clearing out the cache on your phone.
Read MoreGoogle's New Pixel 10 Ad Makes Fun Of Apple's Siri Failures
Google's new Pixel 10 ad targets Apple's struggles to release the iPhone features and upgrades it has been promising for the past two years.
Read MoreA YouTuber Tested The Galaxy Z Fold 7's Durability - Here's What Happened After 200,000 Folds
One YouTuber put Samsung's new Galaxy Z Fold 7 to the ultimate test by manually folding and unfolding the phone 200,000 times.
Read MoreSamsung's Mont Flex Teases The Future Of Foldable iPhones And Galaxy Phones
Samsung Display has revealed a new foldable display brand called Mont Flex, which might be the first piece of the iPhone Fold puzzle.
Read MorePixel 10 Fold Pro And Pixel Watch 4 Won't Release Until October, New Reports Suggest
Google is just days away from revealing its Pixel 10 lineup, but new reports suggest its most exciting new models might be pushed back.
Read MoreThe One Setting That's Holding Back Your Android Music-Listening Experience
Most of us are using our phones to listen to music or podcasts these days, but there's one feature that you may want to pay some attention to.
Read More3 Ways To Check If Your Android Phone Is Carrier-Locked
A locked Android device may prevent you from accessing all of the features. Therefore check if it is, with these three simple methods.
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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.
Read MoreYour 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.
Read MoreHow 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.
Read MoreYouTube 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.
Read MoreNew Proton Security Feature Lets Your Friends And Family Access Your Account In Emergencies
Proton announced a new account security feature called Emergency Access that lets family and friends access your data when you can’t: Here's how to set it up.
Read MoreAndroid Auto Could Soon Get A Powerful Gemini Upgrade
Gemini might soon bring its AI functionality to Android Auto, asking for the user's precise location to assist with navigation.
Read MoreMicrosoft Is Adding One Of The Mac's Best Tricks To Windows 11
Microsoft is going to let Windows 11 users resume Android apps on their PCs through Phone Link, taking a page from Apple's Handoff feature on the Mac.
Read MoreSpotify Is Getting A New Feature, But It's Not The One Subscribers Want
We're still anxiously awaiting news about Spotify's HiFi plan, but in the meantime, you can now send direct messages on the music streaming service.
Read MoreDiscord Mic Not Working? These Fixes Could Help
People love to use Discord to connect with their communities. So when microphones aren't working, it can be frustrating. Here's how you can troubleshoot.
Read MoreCan You Use Apple CarPlay With Multiple Phones?
Apple CarPlay makes it easy to connect your phone to your vehicle's infotainment system, but can you add more than one phone at a time to the setup?
Read MorewatchOS 26, tvOS 26, And visionOS 26 Beta 8 Now Available To Developers
watchOS 26 beta 8, tvOS 26 beta 8, and visionOS 26 beta 8 are all now available for developers to download ahead of their public launches.
Read MoreApple Releases macOS Tahoe Beta 8 As Official Launch Nears
macOS Tahoe beta 8 is now available for the Mac as Apple wraps up the beta testing cycle ahead of the update's public launch in September.
Read MoreiOS 26 And iPadOS 26 Beta 8 Now Available With New Features And Fixes
iOS 26 beta 8 and iPadOS 26 beta 8 are now available to developers just days ahead of the expected arrival of the iPhone 17 in September.
Read More5 Ways To Upgrade Your Bedroom With Raspberry Pi Projects
You can easily upgrade various features and tech in your bedroom by using Raspberry Pi, if you have the coding know-how. Here are five ways to use it.
Read MoreHow To Open AI Files Without Adobe Illustrator
You don't need an expensive Adobe subscription to open Illustrator files. Here's are three free or low-cost alternative ways to open AI files.
Read MoreWhen 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.
Read MoreChrome'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.
Read MoreGoogle 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.
Read MoreWhatsApp Is Testing Its Own Version Of Writing Tools, Bypassing Apple Intelligence
Meta continues to avoid Apple Intelligence at all costs, even going so far as to build its own AI-powered Writing Tools rival for WhatsApp.
Read MoreThe White House Just Joined TikTok, Five Years After Trump First Tried To Ban It
President Trump attempted to ban TikTok in his first term, but five years later, the White House has created its own TikTok account.
Read MoreiOS 18.6.2 Now Available Less Than A Month Before iOS 26
iOS 18.6.2 is now available to download, and while it lacks any major new features, it does include important security fixes for your iPhone.
Read MoreUpcoming Gemini Live Feature Could Make It A True Replacement For Google Assistant
Google is testing a new interface for Gemini Live that could significantly improve multitasking on Android as the company phases out Google Assistant.
Read MoreShark Tank: What Happened To The CoinOut App?
When an entrepreneur took his idea to "Shark Tank," he secured an investor, but his company, CoinOut, has gone through changes since. Here's what happened.
Read MoreSound Not Working On Apple Maps? Here's What The Problem Might Be
Apple Maps is a great way to get where you want. But, what if the sound stops working on the app? You'll want to follow these tips to help solve the issue.
Read MoreDid You Know Roku Has Secret Menus? Here's How To Find Them
Roku's developer mode menu can unlock secret options to enhance your viewing experience. Here's a step by step explainer of how to access it.
Read MoreMicrosoft's Latest Windows 11 Update Is Reportedly 'Killing' Some SSDs
Before you download the latest Windows 11 update, you should know that some users are reporting that it's causing their SSDs to fail.
Read MoreEnd-To-End Encryption For RCS Messaging On iPhone Could Arrive In iOS 26, Beta Code Suggests
RCS messaging between Android and iOS might get a major upgrade in the coming months based on code references in the iOS 26 beta.
Read MoreApple Releases watchOS 26, tvOS 26, And visionOS 26 Beta 7 To Developers
Apple just rolled out watchOS 26 beta 7, tvOS 26 beta 7, and visionOS 26 beta 7 to developers as the official launches approach.
Read MoremacOS Tahoe Beta 7 Now Available With 15 New Wallpapers And More
macOS Tahoe beta 7 brings even more stability to Apple's Mac operating system ahead of the software's official rollout in September.
Read MoreiPadOS 26 Beta 7 Now Available With Improved Productivity Features
iPadOS 26 beta 7 is now available for developers to download, bringing a few more tweaks ahead of the official launch in the fall.
Read MoreiOS 26 Beta 7 Now Available With New Features And Bug Fixes
iOS 26 beta 7 is now available to download, bringing even more new features and fixes to the iPhone software just weeks ahead of the official launch.
Read MoreHow To Password Protect Your Android Apps (And Why You Might Want To)
Your apps contain a whole lot of data that you might want to keep private. Fortunately, you can lock them up behind a secure password.
Read MoreHow To Use Instagram's 'Vanish Mode' (And Why You Might Want To)
Not sure what Instagram's 'Vanish Mode' is all about? We'll explain how to use it as well as why you might want to turn on this powerful messaging feature.
Read MoreSimplify Your Next Big Trip With The Latest Update To Tripsy For iPhone
Tripsy, the 2024 iPhone App of the Year finalist, just received an update to make planning a trip and sharing it with friends much easier.
Read MoreHow To Enable YouTube's Dark Mode Feature On iPhone
If you're up late at night watching YouTube videos, you'll probably benefit from switching to the app's Dark Mode. Here's how to do it.
Read MoreGoogle Maps Vs. Waze: Which Navigation App Should You Choose?
Google Maps and Waze are two incredibly popular mobile navigation apps owned and operated by Google, but which one is the best for you?
Read MoreApple Has Been Teasing Liquid Glass For Over A Year Without Anyone Noticing
Everyone with an iPhone will be able to try out Liquid Glass in iOS 26 next month, but it turns out that Apple has been teasing the new design for over a year.
Read MoreGoogle Gemini's Most Powerful Photo Feature May Come To Android Soon
It's easy to take photos with our phones. Sometimes, however, we want to edit our photos. That's where Google Gemini's powerful new photo feature comes in.
Read MoreSamsung's New Galaxy Theme Lets You Deck Out Your Phone With KPop Demon Hunters Characters
KPop Demon Hunters is one of the surprise cultural movements of 2025, and now Samsung is going to help you KPop-ify your smartphone.
Read MoreiOS 26 Public Beta 3 Now Available With 7 New Ringtones And More
iOS 26 public beta 3 is rolling out now, and in addition to performance improvements and bug fixes, it also adds 7 new ringtones to the mix.
Read MoreiOS 18.6.1 And watchOS 11.6.1 Launch With Restored Blood Oxygen Feature In The U.S.
iOS 18.6.1 and watchOS 11.6.1 are now available, bringing the missing blood oxygen feature back to users in the U.S. after a lengthy ban.
Read MoreGoogle Photos Has Started Rolling Out One Of Its Most Promising AI Features
A few weeks after introducing its new AI-powered Remix feature for Google Photos, Google is starting to roll out the feature to users.
Read MoreNetflix Finally Rolls Out Apple TV App Redesign With 4 Major Improvements
You might notice a new look for Netflix the next time you open the app on Apple TV - here are four of the most important changes.
Read MoreStarlink Is Alienating The Very Customers It Said It Wanted To Serve
Starlink appears to be eliminating its popular (and free) pause feature in favor of a paid Standby Mode, and some subscribers are frustrated.
Read MoreHere's How To Turn Off iOS 18.6's Worst Feature
It's important to download iOS 18.6 for its bug fixes, but it's not without its annoyances, including one odd feature many users will want to turn off.
Read MoreApple Refutes Elon Musk's Claim Of App Store Bias Against Grok
Elon Musk is convinced that Apple has it out for Grok, but the company shot back, noting the App Store is "designed to be fair and free of bias."
Read MoreMicrosoft Is Testing Another Awful Campaign To Get Chrome Users To Move To Edge
Microsoft wants to drag as many Windows users as it can over to Edge, and it's apparently willing to monitor your Chrome usage to help its cause.
Read MoreApple Keeps Teasing homeOS, But One Crucial Piece Of The Puzzle Is Still Missing
We're waited years for Apple's rumored homeOS software to see the light of day, but there's one major hurdle the company needs to overcome first.
Read MoreGoogle's Best Navigation App Will End Support For Older Android Devices Soon
Google just announced that it's popular navigation app Waze will soon stop receiving updates for Android 9 and older versions.
Read MoreNo One Has Any Idea What Will Happen To TikTok
If you're still confused about what's going on with TikTok, join the club - the fight continues as yet another deadline approaches.
Read MoreiOS 26 Beta 6 Changes: These Are The Top 5 New Features
If you're upgrading to iOS 26 beta 6 this week, here are five exciting new features and changes you should look out for after the installation.
Read MoreHow To Edit A PDF In Adobe Acrobat For Free
Sometimes the most obvious answer is also the correct one, as is the case when it comes to using Adobe Acrobat to edit PDFs for free.
Read MoreApple Seeds Beta 6 Of watchOS 26, tvOS 26, And visionOS 26
Apple just seeded watchOS 26 beta 6, tvOS 26 beta 6, and visionOS 26 beta 6 to developers ahead of their official rollouts this fall.
Read MoremacOS Tahoe Beta 6 Launches With New Apps And A Focus On Gaming
macOS Tahoe 26 beta 6 has arrived as Apple prepares to bring Liquid Glass and more new Apple Intelligence features to Macs this fall.
Read MoreApple Rolls Out iPadOS 26 Beta 6 With Key New Features
iPadOS 26 beta 6 is now available to download as Apple ramps up for the official launch of the new tablet software this September.
Read MoreiOS 26 Beta 6 Now Available As Official Release Nears
iOS 26 beta 6 is now available as Apple moves to a weekly release cadence leading up to the launch of the new software in September.
Read MoreInstagram's Latest Controversial Feature Is A Prime Example Of Why I Hardly Use It
Instagram now lets you share your real-time location with friends and followers, adding another privacy concern to Meta's ubiquitous app.
Read MoreOne Of Microsoft's Most Useful Mobile Apps Is Being Retired This Year
Microsoft continues to consolidate its mobile app offering, retiring Lens while pushing more users to Copilot for their document scanning needs.
Read MoreAfter Trying Window Tiling On iPadOS 26, I'm Sticking With Stage Manager
Window tiling is one of the more interesting additions to the iPad in iPadOS 26, but it might not be much of an upgrade over Stage Manager.
Read MoreHands-On: Foodllama For iPhone Simplifies Food Tracking With The Power Of AI
Foodllama is a new food tracking app that uses AI to give you detailed information about the food you're eating to help improve your health.
Read MorePortal App For Mac Syncs Your Workflow With Nature's Rhythm
The Portal app is an incredible source of stress relief for the Mac, and it's latest update is its most ambitious and relaxing to date.
Read MoreWhat Is WindowServer On macOS And Why Does It Consume So Much Memory?
If your Macbook or Mac desktop is running slower than expected, WindowServer might be to blame. Discover what this process is and how to reduce its CPU usage.
Read MoreApple Maps Supports Natural Language Search In iOS 26
One of the most exciting new changes coming to Apple Maps in iOS 26 is natural language search, which will likely take advantage of Apple Intelligence.
Read MoreiOS 26 Public Beta 2 Now Available With These Features And Improvements
iOS 26 public beta 2 is now available to download, giving Apple Beta Software Program members even more features to play with.
Read MoreWhatsApp Has A Master Plan To Lure Over iMessage Users
WhatsApp is already the most popular messaging platform on the planet, but a new feature in the works could convince even more people to switch.
Read MoreHow To Revert The Swipe Direction For Switching Modes In The Camera App In iOS 26
One of the most confusing changes in iOS 26 was the direction of swiping to change modes in the Camera app, but Apple finally rolled out a fix.
Read MoreiOS 26 Beta 5 Changes: Everything New In The Latest Build For iPhone
iOS 26 beta 5 was made available this week, bringing a number of interesting changes and fixes to the upcoming software update.
Read MoreThe Easiest Way To Update Your Google Chromecast
If you're using a Chromecast device to stream things to your TV, you may be wondering if it needs to be updated. Here's when, and how, you should do this.
Read MoreApple Releases visionOS 26 Beta 5 To Vision Pro Developers
visionOS 26 beta 5 is now available to developers, bringing more features and bug fixes to the expensive Apple Vision Pro headset.
Read MoretvOS 26 Beta 5 Now Available With Major Improvements For Apple TV
tvOS 26 beta 5 continues to improve the general stability of the latest Apple TV operating system update and adds a few new features.
Read MoreApple Releases watchOS 26 Beta 5 With These New Features
watchOS 26 beta 5 is now available with tons of interesting new features and bug fixes to spruce up your Apple Watch ahead of the official launch.
Read MoreiPadOS 26 Beta 5 Now Available With New Multitasking Features
iPadOS 26 beta 5 is now available to download, continuing to improve upon the multitasking features that will make the iPad a real laptop replacement.
Read MoreiOS 26 Beta 5 Now Available With 14 New Features
IOS 26 beta 5 is now available with new bug fixes and features ahead of the update's official rollout expected in September 2025.
Read MoremacOS Tahoe Beta 5 Now Available With New iPhone Apps And More
macOS Tahoe beta 5 is now available, and it continues to improve the Liquid Glass design while adding more new features to the Mac operating system.
Read More6 Reasons To Skip The iOS 26 Public Beta
If you're trying to decide whether or not to install the iOS 26 public beta on your iPhone, here are a few reasons it might not be a great idea.
Read MoreiOS 26's Passwords App Gets A New Feature That Makes A Big Difference
A new feature coming to the Passwords app in iOS 26 will let you see a complete login version history so you won't lose your old passwords.
Read MoreMost People Don't Use These CarPlay Apps, And They're Missing Out
Apple's CarPlay has become an inescapable part of driving, but you might not be making the most of it -- these apps should help.
Read MorewatchOS 26 Adds A Notes App, And It's More Useful Than Expected
watchOS 26 is one of the less exciting updates coming to Apple's devices this fall, but it does finally bring the popular Notes app to Apple Watch.
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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.
Read MoreMicrosoft'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.
Read MoreDid 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.
Read MoreHere'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.
Read MoreTaco Bell Tried To Put AI In The Drive-Thru, And The Internet Said 'No Thanks'
After Taco Bell brought AI to its drive-thru experience, many customers ran into unexpected issues while trolls proceeded to terrorize the AI.
Read MoreSomeone Used Google's Nano Banana AI To Colorize Old Photos, And The Results Are Stunning
Google's new Nano Banana AI image generation and editing model is producing some incredible results when asked to colorize old photos.
Read MoreAnthropic Says Bad Actors Have Now Turned To 'Vibe Hacking'
Vibe coding lets coders lean on AI to generate apps for them, and vibe hacking is gives threat actors the ability to use AI to scam victims.
Read MoreGemini Can Now Answer Questions About Images In Google Drive
Google continues to integrate Gemini everywhere it can, recently giving the chatbot the ability to answer questions about images uploaded to Google Drive.
Read MoreParents Sue OpenAI, Claiming ChatGPT Contributed To Their Teenage Son's Suicide
The parents of a 16-year-old who died by suicide are suing OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman over ChatGPT's alleged involvement in their son's death.
Read MoreGoogle Translate Can Translate Conversations In Real Time And Help You Practice A New Language
The Google Translate app now has two new AI-powered features: Support for live conversation translation and a practice mode for learning new languages.
Read MoreGoogle's Nano-Banana AI Image Generator Is Officially Available In The Gemini App
Google released the Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model in the Gemini app, confirming it's the same AI image generator model that went viral online as Nano-Banana.
Read MoreYouTube's Latest Experiment Is A Great Example Of How Not To Use AI
YouTube has been quietly running an experiment where it uses AI to edit videos without the creator's permission, and some users are furious.
Read MoreAI Might Make Your Power Bill Go Up - Even If You Don't Use It
Whether you use ChatGPT every day or avoid AI like the plague, there's a chance it's going to have an impact on your power bill (if it's not already).
Read MoreElon Musk's xAI Sues Apple And OpenAI Over Alleged Collusion
Elon Musk is making good on his promise to sue Apple and OpenAI, as his companies allege the two colluded to keep Grok from reaching #1 on the App Store.
Read MoreMicrosoft's Copilot Has One Feature ChatGPT Won't Have Any Time Soon
Microsoft Copilot might not be as popular as ChatGPT, but it has one very cool feature that OpenAI's chatbot can't match just yet.
Read MoreGoogle'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.
Read MoreApple 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.
Read MoreDon'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?
Read MoreGemini Is Finally Coming To Google Home Later This Year
Google Home users have noted a decline in quality during past years, but it looks like the search engine giant is finally set to add Gemini AI to the mix.
Read MoreGoogle Docs Is Getting One Of NotebookLM's Best Features
Here's one AI feature you might actually use: Google Docs is gaining the ability to create audio versions of your documents thanks to Gemini.
Read MoreChatGPT-5 Plus Vs. Free Features - Is The Subscription Still Worth It?
ChatGPT's newest upgrade comes with more features for both the free and paid versions. Here's why you may not need to pay for a subscription anymore.
Read MorePixel 10 Phones Get A Camera Coach And Support For Editing Photos Via Natural Language
Google’s new Pixel 10 phones feature two new AI abilities that will help users capture better photos and edit images by describing change in natural language.
Read MoreChatGPT Could Add A Major Privacy Feature, Starting With Temporary Chats
One of ChatGPT's most requested privacy features might finally be in the works as OpenAI weighs bringing encryption to its temporary chats.
Read MoreAI Personality Changes: GPT-5 Gets Warmer And Claude Can End Conversations
It's now become common for AI companies to regularly adjust their chatbots' personalities based on user feedback. OpenAI and Anthropic have both tweaked theirs.
Read More5 Instructions That Can Improve Your ChatGPT Prompts
If ChatGPT doesn't always give you the answers you're hoping for, improve your prompts with these easy ChatGPT tips to level up your AI queries.
Read MoreHow To Stop Google Gemini From Training On Your Personal Chats
It's relatively easy to stop Google's Gemini AI from training on your personal chats on the web or your phone, as long as you know which settings to deactivate.
Read MoreGPT-5 Is Free, But Here Are 5 Reasons Why ChatGPT Plus Is Still Worth It
Now that GPT-5 is available for free, you might be wondering whether or not ChatGPT Plus is still worth $20 per month. Here are 5 reasons why it might be.
Read MoreHealthcare Professionals Have One Big Tip For Using ChatGPT In Your Life
ChatGPT is an AI tool that can be useful, if not always reliable. Healthcare professionals warn that the chatbot shouldn't be used for this purpose.
Read MoreApple Plans To Leave Its AI Woes Behind With A Fleet Of Home Robots
Apple might have been late to the game with AI, but its incoming fleet of smart home robots could put the company back on top.
Read More'Godfather Of AI' Suggests Building 'Maternal Instincts' Into AI To Keep It From Killing Humanity
While some view AI as an ally, many experts worry about what will happen once it outsmarts us. Geoffrey Hinton has a surprising solution.
Read MoreSamsung Is Reportedly Preparing Its Own AI-Powered Smart Glasses For Late 2026
A new report claims that Samsung is working on its own AI-powered smart glasses to compete against the likes of the Ray-Ban and Oakley Metas.
Read MoreChatGPT Plus Users Get Access To More Legacy Models In Updated GPT-5 Experience
The GPT-5 rollout wasn't as smooth as OpenAI had hoped it would be, so now it's giving paid users access to legacy models as well.
Read MoreGoogle Gemini Chats Just Got More Personal
Google rolled out new personalization features to Google Gemini users. A Temporary Chats feature and an update to Gemini data privacy are also available.
Read MoreAI Just Discovered Thousands Of Undetected Earthquakes Under Yellowstone
Most people know that Yellowstone is a mostly quiet supervolcano, but recently, scientists have become aware of a lot more activity under the park.
Read MoreCops Are Using AI To Help Them Write Up Reports Faster
Some police departments have started using an AI-powered tool to speed up the drafting of police reports, but serious concerns have arisen as a result.
Read MoreGemini Has A Major Confidence Problem
If you thought you were having a bad day, just wait until you see what Google's AI chatbot Gemini has been telling users after struggling to complete tasks.
Read MoreResearchers Want To Use AI To Fight Potato Blight
Potatoes may not be the most exciting food in the world, but if they get taken out by a disease that's really bad, thankfully AI may have a solution.
Read MoreClaude AI Can Now Search And Reference Past Conversations
Claude's "Search and reference chats" feature has begun to roll out across web, desktop, and mobile, with Anthropic explaining how the personalization works.
Read MoreInsider Reveals How Apple Might Win The AI Race With An Upgraded Siri
Apple fans are still patiently awaiting the company's AI-powered Siri, but new reports suggest that the upgrade will be worth the wait.
Read MoreHow To Use GPT-4o In ChatGPT If You Hate The GPT-5 Upgrade
While GPT-5 should be a better model than its predecessor, ChatGPT users soon started complaining about the new ChatGPT experience. There is a solution however.
Read MoreYou Can Use Google Gemini From Any Page In Chrome: Here's How
Love it or hate it, AI is becoming more accessible. Gemini fans may be a fan of Google Chrome's new feature that lets certain users access it from any page.
Read MoreGPT-5 Makes ChatGPT More Useful With These 3 Major Upgrades
Not everyone is thrilled about the new GPT-5 model, but these three new features prove that the ChatGPT update has a lot to offer users.
Read MoreGrok Just Lost An AI Chess Tournament To OpenAI, But Does It Really Matter?
In an AI-centric chess tournament, OpenAI's o3 model came out on top over Grok 4, but does this have any real implication on the future of AI?
Read MoreGPT-5 Is Available For Free To Microsoft Copilot Users
If you're looking for another way to access OpenAI's exciting new models, GPT-5 is also now available to Microsoft Copilot users.
Read MoreHere's When OpenAI's GPT-5 Will Start Powering Apple Intelligence
OpenAI just launched its long-awaited GPT-5 upgrade for ChatGPT, but you're going to have to wait a bit to get the new model on your iPhone.
Read MoreGPT-5 Is Available For Free To All ChatGPT Accounts - Here Are The Usage Limits
GPT-5, the ChatGPT upgrade we've been waiting for, brings performance improvements across reasoning and coding, and can adapt its approach based on the prompt.
Read MoreChatGPT And Other AI Tools Have Little Impact On Google Search Traffic, Claims Google
Google claims that popular AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini aren't having much of an impact at all on its organic search traffic.
Read MoreSecurity Researchers Just Hacked ChatGPT Using A Single 'Poisoned' Document
Before you upload a document to ChatGPT, you should know that it's possible for documents to be infected with invisible prompts to steal your data.
Read MoreOpenAI Reveals New GPT-5 Models
GPT-5 is finally here, as OpenAI rolls its "smartest, fastest, most useful model yet" on ChatGPT, drawing on the strengths of all of its previous releases.
Read MoreSam Altman Seems To Be Teasing GPT-5 Powering OpenAI's Hardware
In a social media post this week, Sam Altman seemed to suggest that GPT-5 will be the AI model powering OpenAI's first hardware.
Read MoreChatGPT App Just Got A Big Makeover Ahead Of The GPT-5 Release
OpenAI is expected to launch its long-awaited GPT-5 upgrade for ChatGPT on August 7, and the ChatGPT app just received a redesign to mark the occasion.
Read MoreOpenAI's GPT-5 Models Leak On GitHub Ahead Of Official Reveal
GitHub accidentally leaked OpenAI's GPT-5 models ahead of their official announcement. Here's everything you need to know about this long-anticipated release.
Read MoreGoogle Now Lets You Create Illustrated AI Storybooks Inside The Gemini App
If you need a distraction for your kids, Google will now let you create 10-page, AI-generated storybooks in the Gemini app, complete with illustrations.
Read MoreGoogle Is So Confident In Its New AI Coding Agent, It's Going To Use It On Its Own Projects
Google's new AI coding agent Jules, powered by Gemini 2.5 Pro, is now available for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers to use.
Read MoreMicrosoft's Autonomous AI Agent Might Detect Malware Without Human Assistance
Microsoft is developing an autonomous AI agent that is capable of sniffing out malware on its own, without the help of a human researcher.
Read MoreDelta Won't Use Your Data For AI Ticket Pricing, But Privacy Questions Linger
Delta claims that it won't use personal information when setting prices with the help of AI, but that doesn't explain how it plans to set dynamic prices.
Read MoreThis Might Be The Easiest Way To Upgrade Your ChatGPT Prompts
ChatGPT can help you with many daily activities, including brainstorming. Using this prompt can help you with creating checklists and planning.
Read MoreHackers Used An Infected Calendar Invite To Hack Gemini And Take Control Of A Smart Home
The dangers of AI are becoming increasingly apparent, as hackers found a way to use Google's Gemini chatbot to take over a stranger's smart home devices.
Read MoreGoogle's New AI Agents Will Make Cloud Apps Smarter And Faster
At Google Cloud Next Tokyo 2025 this week, Google unveiled new AI agents that aim to help developers make their apps better, faster, and stronger.
Read MoreBefore Launching GPT-5, OpenAI Is Adding Mental Health Guardrails To ChatGPT
OpenAI is making ChatGPT smarter when it comes to addressing serious questions related to one's mental health and personal life decisions.
Read MoreGoogle DeepMind Unveils Genie 3, Claims It Can Create Video Game Worlds In Real-Time
Genie 3 is the latest world model from Google's DeepMind, and it can "generate an unprecedented diversity of interactive environments."
Read MoreOpenAI Releases New 'Open Models' To Rival DeepSeek And Meta
OpenAI's long-awaited open-weight reasoning models, gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b, have finally arrived and are available to use now.
Read MoreReports Suggest Microsoft Recall Can Still Screenshot Credit Card Numbers And More
Microsoft Recall might need another recall of its own, as reports indicate it's still capturing incredibly sensitive user information.
Read MoreCloudflare Accuses Perplexity Of Scraping Websites Blocked From AI Scraping
Some websites go out of their way to block AI from scraping their content, but according to Cloudflare, Perplexity is scraping them anyway.
Read MoreSam Altman Teases 'A Ton' Of ChatGPT Updates, But GPT-5 Might Be Delayed
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is teasing "a ton" of ChatGPT updates in the coming months, but he also suggests that there will be bumps in the road.
Read More5 Prompts To Help You Get Started With ChatGPT Agent Mode
ChatGPT's Agent Mode is incredibly useful, but also a bit overwhelming. Here are some easy prompts to help you get started with the new tool.
Read MoreThese Are The Jobs Microsoft Says Will Be Replaced By AI
According to Microsoft, these are the jobs that are going to be replaced by artificial intelligence in the months and years to come.
Read MoreTim Cook Tells Employees That The AI Race Is Still Apple's To Lose, Despite Setbacks
Apple has struggled to complete with the likes of OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft in AI, but Tim Cook is convinced the battle's not over.
Read MoreThese Sleek, AI-Powered Smart Glasses Look Ready To Blow Away The Competition
The Halo AI smart glasses appear to be a significant upgrade over Meta's Oakley and Ray-Bans, but are they too good to be true?
Read MoreThe 'Netflix Of AI' Claims To Let You Create And Stream The Shows You Want To See
Showrunner wants to be the Netflix of AI, allowing subscribers to create their own AI-generated shows and watch the shows others have generated.
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iOS 26 Beta 6 Leaks In-Person Live Translation Feature For AirPods
Apple detailed Live Translation features for several native iOS 26 apps at WWDC 2025, but not in-person Live Translation support for AirPods.
Read MoreAmazon's 5 Best Soundbar And Subwoofer Combos
To level up the sound you get from your entertainment system, it might be time to upgrade to a soundbar and subwoofer combo. Here are the five best on Amazon.
Read MoreThese Soundbars Under $200 Sound Way More Expensive Than They Are
A soundbar enhances your home audio experience, but which one should you choose? These are some of the best soundbars you can buy for under $200.
Read MoreThese 5 JBL Speakers Are Amazon Customer Favorites
JBL is one of the most popular speaker brands on the market, but it can be hard to decide which speaker is the right one for you. We're here to help.
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Cars (2)
Why GM Canceled Its Driverless Robotaxi Program Cruise
GM officially pulled the plug on its driverless robotaxi program due to a number of factors, but continues to work on other driver-assisted technologies.
Read More5 Top-Rated Dashboard Tech Accessories For Your Car
Whatever you're looking for, we've put together a list of five top-rated dashboard tech accessories to help you make some thoughtful improvements to your car.
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Computer Reviews (2)
Dell 16 Premium Review: Taking On The Best
Our review of the Dell 16 Premium, an expensive but highly performant new laptop that features a stunning display and an impressive design.
Read MoreDell 14 Premium Review: Lame Name, Great Performance
The new Dell 14 Premium (previously known as Dell XPS) might have a boring name, but its performance for the price is hard to beat.
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Computers (24)
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?
Read MoreMicrosoft Is Fixing One Of Windows 11's Most Annoying Bluetooth Issues
If you're sick of audio quality dropping every time you try to chat on a Bluetooth headset on Windows 11, this is the update for you.
Read More5 Useful USB-C Accessories For Your MacBook
Nothing empowers your MacBook more than some of the essential accessories for productivity, convenience, and keeping your laptop powered up during tasks.
Read MoreThese Graphics Cards Are The Worst Bang For Your Buck Right Now
There are enough graphics cards on the market to make your head spin, but here are some you should avoid if you're looking for a great deal.
Read MoreHow 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.
Read MoreThese 5 Laptop Accessories Can Help You Stay Productive
A laptop allows you to work whenever you want, wherever you want, but there are a few accessories that can maximize the experience and help you stay productive.
Read MoreWhy Apple's Logo Has A Bite: Debunking The Most Famous Theory
There are many rumors and fan theories behind Apple's eponymous logo, but the designer of the logo himself states that the origins of the logo is far simpler.
Read MoreCan You Upgrade Your Chromebook? Here's What You Need To Know
Most Chromebooks are not upgradeable, but if you're trying to figure out if you can install more memory onto yours, here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreStarlink Bypass Mode Explained: What Is It And How Do You Use It?
A Starlink device is a useful tool straight out of the box, but there are additional settings you can take advantage of to unlock its full potential.
Read MoreDo Yourself A Favor, Never Buy These PC Parts Used
It's tempting to take advantage of a great deal on a used PC part. However, with certain components, you risk getting scammed or receiving a faulty product.
Read MoreApple's First 5G MacBook Pro Might Arrive Sooner Than Expected
Apple has yet to include cellular connectivity on its laptops, but leaked code suggests that the first 5G MacBook Pro is now in development.
Read MoreThis Ridiculously Cool, Free PC Case Is Sold Out - Here's How You Can Try To Get One In The Future
This stylish, cool-looking PC case is unusual for more reasons than one, but you'll have a hard time getting it. Here's how you can try.
Read MoremacOS 27 Could Be The Beginning Of The End For M1 Macs
Apple isn't expected to stop supporting M1 Macs any time soon, but there's a chance they could start to miss out on new features by macOS 27.
Read MoreDid Apple Just Leak Its New MacBook Pro Design?
An image spotted in the latest macOS Tahoe beta seems to show off a redesigned MacBook Pro, but don't get your hopes up just yet.
Read More$599 MacBook Powered By iPhone 16 Pro Chip Might Launch Soon
Apple is best known for its pricey, premium devices, but a new report suggests that a sub-$600 MacBook could see the light of day soon.
Read MoreWhy You Should Skip The M5 MacBook Pro And Wait For The M6 Model
The M5 MacBook Pro is rumored to make its debut in the next few months, but we think it's worth waiting for the M6 model next year.
Read MoreEverything You Need To Know About AMD's New Zen 5 Pro Ryzen AI CPUs
A recent leak from a known hardware enthusiast revealed potential details about AMD's New Zen 5 Pro Ryzen series, which leans heavily into AI.
Read MoreRanking 10 Major PC Brands From Worst To Best
Space on your desk for a new computer? We run down all the major brands.
Read MoreWhy Do Laptop Chargers Have A Box In The Middle Of The Cable?
You might never have thought about why your laptop charger cable has a box in the middle of it, but that box is vital to your laptop's performance.
Read MoreWhy Tech-Savvy Shoppers Are Buying Just Half A Macbook (On Purpose)
It might seem odd to hold onto or purposely buy half of a laptop, but there's a whole lot more to do with the remaining part of the device than you'd think.
Read MoreNvidia's Budget RTX 5050 Vs RTX 4060: Is The Upgrade Worth It?
If you're trying to decide between Nvidia's RTX 5050 and RTX 4060, we've got a breakdown that should help you pick the right GPU.
Read More2 Methods For Installing APKs On Your Chromebook
If you're looking to install an Android Package Kit (APK) on your Chromebook, there are two methods, and we're here to walk you through both.
Read More5 Ways To Repurpose Your Old PC Towers
Not sure what to do with that old PC tower? We've got 5 creative ideas that should help you find a good way to repurpose instead of throwing it away.
Read MoreWhat Does The PC Brand Name Asus Stand For?
Asus is one of the biggest gaming PC brands on the planet, but do you know what the name actually means? We're here to tell you about its history.
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10 Cool And Useful Face Apps To Download On Your Apple Watch
Here's ten face apps for the Apple Watch that offer a generous selection of watch faces and customization options so your smartwatch feels truly personal.
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Electric Vehicles (6)
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.
Read MoreElectric 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.
Read MoreThe Used Tesla Cybertruck Has Plummeted In Value Since It Came Out, Here's Why
The Tesla Cybertruck's used market has done very poorly — and continues to plummet — in no small part thanks to controversy around the trucks and CEO Elon Musk.
Read MoreSome Tesla Superchargers Aren't Approved For Use In California, Here's Why
Tesla Supercharger stations are all over California and are convenient for EV drivers to use, but some may be shut down due to a specific state law.
Read MoreHuawei Is Working On An EV Battery That Can Last Over 1,800 Miles On A 5-Minute Charge
Short range and long charging times are two of the biggest pain points for EVs, but Huawei's new battery could solve them both in one fell swoop.
Read MoreThe Cheapest Electric Vehicle On The Market Shows Why EV Adoption Rate Isn't Higher
Electric vehicles have been touted as the future of tech and travel, but a look at their price tags explains why EVs haven't made huge gains in the market.
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Gaming (15)
Why The Atari Cosmos Is So Rare (And What It's Worth Today)
In 1978, Atari engineers began work on a project that involved 3D holograms, the Atari Cosmo, which was ultimately canceled before it could hit the market.
Read MorePS6 Handheld Being Heralded As A ROG Xbox Ally X Killer In New Leak
Sony has yet to join the club with its own high-powered portable, but a new PS6 handheld leak points to a console that could blow away the competition.
Read MoreHow To Find Your Steam Screenshots Folder On Windows
Taking screenshots of your games on Steam is easy, but finding them takes a bit of effort - here's the easiest way to access them.
Read MoreThere'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.
Read MoreSony Will Raise PS5 Prices On August 21 - Here's How Much They'll Cost
Sony says that a 'challenging economic environment' has forced the company to raise the prices of the PS5, PS5 Digital Edition, and PS5 Pro by $50.
Read More10 Best Games To Spend Your Steam Gift Card On
This guide recommends games that offer standout value, selected for their long-term appeal, active communities, consistent updates, and overall quality.
Read MoreThe Steam Deck OLED Has One Huge Feature That The Nintendo Switch 2 Never Will
The Nintendo Switch 2 might be selling like gangbusters, but the Steam Deck OLED has one huge feature that puts it head and shoulders above the competition.
Read MorePS5's DualSense Controller Might Secretly Be A Top-Tier Peripheral For Fighting Games
You might not think of the PS5's DualSense as a great fighting game controller, but data from the Evo esports event suggests it might be.
Read MoreYes, Nintendo Can Brick Your Switch 2, And It's Easier Than You Think
The Switch 2 was finally released in June 2025, and eventually, some users found that their system was bricked — and it was Nintendo that did it.
Read MoreCan Your MacBook Run Cyberpunk 2077? Here's What You Need To Know
Cyberpunk 2077 is known for giving even high-end PCs and consoles trouble, but it's actually possible to play this open world game on a MacBook.
Read MoreHow To Transfer Your Games To The Nintendo Switch 2
If you just bought a Nintendo Switch 2 or plan to do so soon, we've put together a guide explaining how to transfer your games from your old Switch.
Read MorePlayStation 6 And Handheld PS6 Release Dates Might Have Leaked
A YouTuber might have uncovered the release dates for Sony's PlayStation 6 and the rumored handheld PS6 that will accompany it.
Read MoreNintendo Just Raised The Price Of The Switch 1, And The Switch 2 Might Be Next
Nintendo has officially raised the prices of the Switch, Switch OLED, and Switch Lite - likely due to Trump's latest round of tariffs.
Read MoreWill Your Xbox Or PS5 Controller Work With The Nintendo Switch 2?
If you're sick of Joy-Con issues, or have a preference for PS5 or Xbox peripherals, there's a pretty easy way to have your controller and play it, too.
Read MoreHow To Play Your Steam Games On Any Chromebook
You might not think of your Chromebook as a gaming machine, but if it's got the right hardware, it might be able to play Steam games.
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Home Electronics Reviews (3)
Sony Inzone H9 II Gaming Headset Review: Great Sound, High Price
If you're willing to spend the money on it, the Sony Inzone H9 II gaming headset is one of the best options on the market in 2025.
Read MoreMarshall Kilburn 3 Review: Bold Sound With Unbeatable Battery Life
If you're looking for a powerful, stylish speaker to take your music-listening to the next level, Marshall's new Kilburn 3 is hard to beat.
Read MoreLG Smart Monitor Swing Review
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iPhone (55)
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.
Read MoreYou 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.
Read MoreiPhones 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.
Read MoreHow 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.
Read MoreInsider 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.
Read MoreHow To Restart Your iPhone Without Using The Power Button
It can be frustrating, and even scary, when a button on your phone stops working. Luckily, there are ways to work around this with an iPhone. Here's how.
Read MoreOne Of The iPhone's Best Camera Features Is Hidden, Here's How To Find It
Here's a camera feature that isn't in plain sight on your iPhone, but can turn out to be extremely helpful when clicking pictures in certain scenarios.
Read More12 Announcements Expected At Apple's 'Awe Dropping' iPhone 17 Event
Apple will reveal the iPhone 17 at its 'Awe Dropping' event on September 9, but that's just one of many announcements expected at the keynote address.
Read MoreHow The iPhone 17 Air And Foldable iPhone Could Threaten Apple's Lucrative Pro Lineup
Apple is set to bring some enormous changes to the iPhone lineup in the next few years, but it might have a negative impact on the Pro models.
Read MoreWhy Apple's Foldable iPhone May Outclass Rival Devices From Google And Samsung
Apple is poised to finally enter the foldable smartphone market in 2026, and there's reason to believe it stands a chance of overtaking its rivals.
Read MoreRumor Claims iPhone 17 Pro Will Feature Reverse Wireless Charging
You might be able to charge your AirPods by placing them on your iPhone 17 Pro if this reverse wireless charging rumor turns out to be accurate.
Read MoreNew Chargers Confirm iOS 26 Will Bring Faster Wireless Charging To iPhone 16
An accessory maker might have spoiled one of Apple's announcement for iOS 26, as the update will seemingly include support for faster wireless charging.
Read More5 Of The Best Tips And Tricks For Using Apple CarPlay
Apple CarPlay has a lot more functionality than you might think, especially when combined with third party apps and built in iOS features like Siri.
Read MoreiPhone 17 Air Might Repeat A Familiar Strategy From The iPhone 4 Era
Rumors suggest Apple might release its own bumper cases for the iPhone 17 Air, which might sound familiar to anyone who owned an iPhone 4.
Read MoreHow To Clear Your iPhone's Spotify Cache
If you use Spotify a lot on your iPhone, for the best performance, you may need to clear the cache sometimes. Here's how to easily do that.
Read MoreFoldable iPhone Reportedly Launching In 2026 With Four Cameras And Touch ID
Apple is planning to launch its long-rumored foldable iPhone in 2026, and the device will also feature four cameras and bring back Touch ID.
Read MoreAppleCare+ Vs AppleCare One: Use This Website To Pick The Right Coverage
Apple recently introduced a new AppleCare One bundle that could save you money on coverage, but this online tool will help you decide if it's worth bundling.
Read MoreHave An Old iPhone Collecting Dust? Here's How To Use It As A Dash Cam
Got an old iPhone lying around? With a few inexpensive gadgets, you can turn it into a reliable dash cam for security and protection.
Read MoreHow To Tell If An iPhone Is Carrier-Locked
Having a carrier-locked phone can make it difficult if you want to sell your phone or move carriers. Here are a few ways to tell the status on your iPhone.
Read MoreYou 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.
Read MoreThis Dubious Leak Shows A Purported iPhone 17 Pro Prototype After A Drop Test
Apple fans are getting ready for the iPhone 17 lineup release, but one new leak on X has supposedly revealed an iPhone 17 Pro after a drop test.
Read MoreLeaker Claims iPhone 17 Cases May Switch To Synthetic TechWoven Material
Apple's FineWoven cases went down in flames, but the company is reportedly planning to revive the branding with TechWoven cases for the iPhone 17.
Read MoreApple's Liquid Glass Guidelines In iOS 26 May Hint At Unreleased Products
Developer Craig Hockenberry says Apple's guidelines for the polarizing Liquid Glass design language could hint at some exciting product launches.
Read MoreiOS 26 Beta 7: The Top Features And Improvements To Your iPhone
The seventh test version of this upcoming operating system update doesn't have a lot of new features, but enough to make the experience more fluid and stable.
Read MoreLeakers Split Over Redesigned iPhone 17e Rumored For 2026
New rumors from Chinese social media app Weibo seem to contradict previously reported claims about the iPhone 17e coming next year. Who's right?
Read MoreiPhone 18 Air Might Be Apple's Cheapest New iPhone In The Second Half Of 2026
Those iPhone users who follow all the Apple rumors might not be surprised to hear that Apple wants to pair the iPhone 18 and 18e for a spring 2027 launch.
Read MoreThis iOS 26 Feature Could Help Lower Your Energy Bill
A coder dug into Apple's forthcoming iOS 26 and uncovered a potential new feature that could help users lower their energy bills.
Read MoreiPhone Stuck In SOS Only Mode? Here's How To Fix It
If your iPhone is unable to make calls or send text messages, it may be in SOS Only mode. Follow these few quick steps to bring it back to normal.
Read MoreiPhone 17 Pro Metal Chassis Leaked - Here's Why It's Such A Big Deal
iPhone 17 leaks have offered some surprising information about the material used to build these new devices, leading many to question its durability.
Read MoreLeaked Apple Invite For iPhone 17 Event Is Likely Fake, But The Date Might Be Real
A leaked image of the supposed invite for Apple's iPhone 17 event has been making the rounds, and while it's likely fake, the date might be real.
Read MoreLeaked Video Of iPhone 17 Air Dummy Offers A High-Quality Look At The New Design
A new leaked video of an iPhone 17 Air dummy unit might be our best look yet at the design of Apple's thinnest phone of all time.
Read MoreWhat Force Closing Apps On Your iPhone Really Does To The Battery
You may have a habit of force closing apps to help preserve your iPhone's battery, but is it actually a good idea? Here's what it really does.
Read MoreApple Might Use A Familiar Tactic To Disguise The iPhone 17 Pro Price Hike
There's a good chance that you'll have to pay more for the iPhone 17 Pro models, but you might also get more bang for your buck.
Read MoreiPhone 17 Air To Offer Slightly Less Performance Than The iPhone 17 Pro
Many Apple fans are excited to get their hands on the rumored iPhone 17 Air, but don't expect it to be quite as powerful as the Pro models.
Read MoreApple Ramps Up iPhone 17 Production As Tariff Concerns Loom
With more tariffs looming, Apple has reportedly ramped up production of the iPhone 17 models ahead of their launch this September.
Read MoreiPhone 17 'Likely' To Be More Expensive Than iPhone 16 In The U.S., Analyst Claims
At this point, all signs are pointing to all least some of the iPhone 17 models getting a price hike over their predecessors this fall.
Read MoreThis Hidden iOS Feature Can Save Your Private Data From iPhone Thieves
In the unfortunate event that your iPhone is ever stolen, this hidden iOS feature blocks thieves from using apps and functions that could expose your data.
Read MoreWhat To Do If You See An 'Accessory Not Supported' Error On Your iPhone
Most iPhones are easy to figure out intuitively, but if you're trying to connect to an accessory and keep getting an error message, here's how to troubleshoot.
Read MoreError Message Preventing You From Transferring Your iPhone? Here's What's Happening
If you want to transfer your data after switching to a new iPhone, an annoying error message may get in the way, but there are a couple of ways around it.
Read MoreYou Can Add A USB-C Port To Almost Any iPhone With This Custom Case
Imagine making an iPhone with a Lightning port compatible with USB-C cables. You can do just that with a case created by engineer Ken Pillonel.
Read MoreHere's How Apple Is Going To Revolutionize Your iPhone Camera
The iPhone 17 is just around the corner, but it's the tip of the iceberg for Apple's mobile plans, which might include a custom image sensor.
Read MoreApple's Commitment To U.S. Manufacturing Might Have Saved Us From Massive iPhone 17 Price Hikes
There's still a chance that the iPhone 17 series will be more expensive than the iPhone 16 series, but Apple appears to have avoided the worst of the tariffs.
Read MoreiPhone 17 Pro Case Leak Corroborates Some Design Changes, Dashes Others
If this leaked iPhone 17 Pro case is real, we have a much better idea of how Apple plans to change the design and what it's leaving alone.
Read MoreTrump And Apple To Announce Additional $100 Billion Investment In U.S. Production
Apple will boost its investment in U.S. production to appease President Trump, but don't expect the iPhone to be manufactured here any time soon.
Read MoreApple Wants To Bring The M4 iPad Pro's OLED Display Panel To The iPhone
A new report suggests that Apple is interested in bringing the tandem-structure OLED panels of the M4 iPad Pro to the iPhone one day.
Read MoreNew Images Appear To Show Off The iPhone 17 Air's Most Controversial Component
Potential leaked images of the battery for the iPhone 17 Air give us a close-up look at what might be the ultra-thin phone's biggest weakness.
Read MoreiPhone 17 Event Date Might Have Leaked, And It's Happening Soon
Apple has yet to share the official date for its iPhone 17 launch event, but a new rumor points to September 9 as the event date for 2025.
Read MoreApple Is Working On A New Answer Engine To Drastically Improve Siri
Siri has fallen woefully behind most AI chatbots, but Apple has reportedly established a new team to give the assistant the upgrade it deserves.
Read MoreiPhone 17 Pro Battery Leak Might Explain A Key Compromise Of The iPhone 17 Air
Purported leaked images of the iPhone 17 Pro battery might explain why Apple is making a major compromise on the iPhone 17 Air.
Read MoreThis Underrated iOS Feature Can Help Extend Your iPhone's Battery Life
If you aren't making use of the iPhone's Charge Limit feature, you might end up sending your phone's battery to an early grave.
Read MoreApple Has Sold 3 Billion iPhones, And It's Nowhere Near Done
Apple has now sold over 3 billion iPhones since the original smartphone arrived in 2007, and there's no end in sight for the iconic device.
Read MoreiPhone 17 Price Hike Concerns Heat Back Up As New Tariffs Loom
We still don't know how much Apple plans to change for the iPhone 17 series this fall, but looming tariffs could force the company's hand.
Read MoreApple Doubles Down On A Smarter Siri Coming Next Year
Apple still hasn't launched its "more personalized Siri," but CEO Tim Cook said in a recent earnings call that the company is "making good progress."
Read MoreThe iPhone 16e Is Succeeding Where The iPhone SE Failed
The iPhone SE never took off like Apple wanted it to, but early returns show that the iPhone 16e might succeed where the iPhone SE line failed.
Read MoreGIF Keyboard Missing From Your iPhone? Here's Where To Find It
If you expect to swap to the GIF Keyboard via the globe icon in the lower left corner of Messages but it's missing, don't worry, we've got you covered.
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Military (1)
How Nuclear Energy Powers American Aircraft Carriers
Nuclear energy powers American aircraft carriers, like the Nimitz and Ford classes. But how exactly does it work, and what are the advantages?
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Mobile (8)
Trying To Transfer Your Phone Number From Verizon? Here's What You Need To Do
If you’ve outgrown your Verizon plan but want to keep your phone number, there are a few easy steps to transfer your information quickly and easily.
Read MoreThis Tiny, Crowdfunded Smartphone Promises Free Internet Access For AI Tools
After soaring past its Kickstarter goal, the iKKO MindOne smartphone promises a tiny form factor and free internet access for its AI features.
Read MoreEnable Fast Charging In Your Car With These USB-C Port Adapters
Most built-in charging ports in older cars won't support fast charging, and especially for the newer phones on the market, you'll need these chargers to top up.
Read MoreGoogle's Most Expensive Phone Yet May Get A Feature S25 Ultra Users Missed Out On
Based on a number of reports and leaks, Google's latest phone has a feature that might leave Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra users disappointed.
Read MoreHow To Sign Up For T-Mobile's T-Satellite With Starlink Phone Service
A year after the FTC approved T-Mobile and Starlink's plan to expand internet coverage, T-Satellite is out of beta and here to stay. Here's how to sign up.
Read MoreHow To Use Satellite Services On Your Google Pixel Phone
Never get stranded without service again! If you own a Google Pixel phone, you're probably wondering how to use its satellite services features. Here's how!
Read MoreThinking About Upgrading Your Mobile Device With T-Mobile? 4 Things To Know
T-Mobile makes it incredibly easy to upgrade your smartphone at your convenience. Here's the details on their different plans and offers for trade-ups.
Read MoreYou Can Use Your Android Phone's USB-C Port To Watch Netflix On Your TV: Here's How
There's no doubt that USB-C is a big step up from previous iterations of the standard, you can even use it to output a high-def audio-visual signal.
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Google Pixel 10 Pro XL Review: The Big-Screen Android Phone To Beat
Google's Pixel 10 Pro XL is another excellent 2025 flagship Android smartphone, and it's perfect for anyone who needs a bigger screen.
Read MoreHonor Magic V5 Review: The Ultra-Thin Foldable To Beat
Honor's Magic V5 is both incredibly thin and one of the most powerful foldable Android phones on the market, making it a compelling option.
Read MoreGoogle Pixel 10 Pro Review: The Best Android Has To Offer Right Now
While it might not offer the biggest leap over the Pixel 10, the Pixel 10 Pro is still the best Android phone on the market in 2025.
Read MoreGoogle Pixel 10 Review: Android Users Finally Have Their iPhone
Our review of Google's Pixel 10, which builds upon the success of the Pixel 9 to deliver one of the best Android phones of 2025.
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Movies (19)
A Star-Studded Spy Thriller Flop Is Finally Finding An Audience On Netflix
2022 spy thriller The 355 might have been a flop in theaters, but the movie is finding an audience on Netflix three years later.
Read MoreThis 2025 Erotic Thriller Is Dominating Netflix's Global Charts
Fall for Me, a new German erotic thriller on Netflix, is so popular that it has somehow overtaken the record-breaking KPop Demon Hunters.
Read MoreThe Overlooked Wyatt Russell And Dennis Quaid Western Crushing It On Netflix
After quietly releasing on VOD earlier this year, the Wyatt Russell and Dennis Quaid Western movie Broke is now blowing up on Netflix.
Read MoreI'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.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreA Stephen King Sci-Fi Horror Flop Is Finding An Audience On Tubi 22 Years Later
Stephen King has been responsible for some of the biggest horror hits of all time, and even theatrical flops based on his books eventually find an audience.
Read MoreVanessa Kirby's Fantastic Four Follow-Up Is A Crime Thriller Dominating Netflix's Top Charts
After joining the MCU in The Fantastic Four: First Steps earlier this summer, Vanessa Kirby is back with a more grounded crime thriller on Netflix.
Read MoreThis Underrated Vampire Series Is The Best TV Show Nobody Is Talking About
It's rare for a show to score 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. One AMC series achieved this glowing review, yet most people haven't even heard of it.
Read MoreThis Overlooked Hailee Steinfeld Apple TV+ Series Needs To Be On Your Watchlist
"Dickinson" starring Hailee Steinfeld was one of Apple TV+'s first series, and because of its focus on quality over quantity, the show was also one of its best.
Read MoreA Forgotten Julia Roberts And Matt Damon Rom-Com Is A Tubi Hit 37 Years Later
In 1988, Julia Roberts and Matt Damon appeared in a rom-com that has become a sleeper hit on streaming services. Here's the film that has Tubi viewers buzzing.
Read MoreA Game Of Thrones Star's Massive Fantasy Flop Is Getting A Second Life On Netflix
Gods of Egypt, a forgotten 2016 fantasy flop starring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, is suddenly surging on Netflix in another case of surprise rediscovery.
Read MoreAn Overlooked Gerard Butler Action Thriller Is Finally Finding An Audience On Netflix
KPop Demon Hunters is still dominating the Netflix charts, but right behind it is a forgotten action thriller starring Gerard Butler from 2023.
Read MoreThis 2016 Chloë Grace Moretz Sci-Fi Flop Is A Streaming Hit On Netflix
You've probably never heard of 2016's The 5th Wave, but this poorly-received sci-fi flick is currently one of the biggest movies on Netflix.
Read More5 Apple TV Accessories To Make The Most Of Your Streaming Setup
If you want to make the most out of your Apple TV streaming setup, these five accessories you can buy on Amazon will level up your home entertainment system.
Read MoreNetflix Is Breathing New Life Into A Forgotten Dwayne Johnson Fantasy Movie
It's not one of the The Rock's most acclaimed movies, but Journey 2: The Mysterious Island is blowing up on the Netflix charts..
Read More'We're Going Up, Up, Up': Netflix's KPop Demon Hunters Just Hit Its Biggest Milestone Yet
The incredible success of KPop Demon Hunters continues, as the animated film is now Netflix's fourth-most-watched original movie of all time.
Read More'The Worst Movie Of 2025': Ice Cube's War Of The Worlds Hits 0% On Rotten Tomatoes
There's a new "War of the Worlds" movie on Prime Video starring Ice Cube, and it might just be the worst movie you'll see in 2025.
Read MoreNew Spider-Man Suit For Brand New Day Goes Viral After Surprise Reveal
We're still a year away from Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but Marvel and Sony have just given us a first look at Spidey's new suit.
Read More2 Mysteries Surrounding Doctor Doom's Appearance In The Fantastic Four Have Been Solved
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News (38)
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.
Read MoreUK Pressed Apple Even For iCloud User Data, Document Reveals
According to a legal filing, the UK government wanted access not only to users' encrypted data but also Apple's standard iCloud service.
Read MoreAnthropic Will Train Claude On Your Chats - Here's How To Opt Out
You have to opt out to avoid your data being used to train future versions of ChatGPT and Gemini. The same privacy setting is now available to Claude users.
Read MoreiOS 26 Lets You Take Photos With Your AirPods - Here's What You Need To Do
The iOS 26 update will turn compatible AirPods into camera remotes, possibly making more sense than using an Apple Watch or a selfie stick to take a photo.
Read MoreBeats Teases The Powerbeats Fit: 6 Improvements These Earbuds Could Get
The Beats Fit Pro were the perfect AirPods Pro replacement. These are the improvements Beats could be readying for the Powerbeats Fit.
Read MoreJapanese Government Used An AI Video To Show How A Mount Fuji Eruption Would Disrupt Life In Tokyo
The government used AI to create a video showing how a Mount Fuji eruption would disrupt life in Tokyo within hours, warning citizens in the capital.
Read MoreApple May Delay Features For UK Users Due To Proposed 'EU-Style' Rules
If the UK forces Apple to comply with the proposed set of rules the company could delay features for iPhone, iPad, and Mac users.
Read MoreAirPods Pro 3 Leak Shows Redesigned Wireless Charging Case
According to an apparent leak, Apple will slightly reduce the size of the AirPods Pro 3 case, among other design changes for the upcoming model.
Read MoreApple's iPhone 17 Event Invite Hints At Possible New Features And Products
Historically, Apple has introduced new iPhone and Apple Watch models in its September event, with the invite hinting at something Apple is focusing on.
Read More2028 iPhones Might Get Tandem OLED Screens Like The M4 iPad Pro
Apple is the most likely to adopt tandem OLED panels in smartphones, considering it helped pioneer the technology with last year's M4 iPad Pro.
Read MoreAnthropic Just Launched A Claude Agent For The Chrome Browser, But Most Users Can't Have It
These are only the early days for the Claude agent to help you with the content you're browsing. Not all subscribers will have access to Claude for Chrome.
Read MoreApple Sends Out Invites For 'Awe Dropping' iPhone 17 Event On September 9
Apple just announced the "Awe Dropping" event for September 9. The company is expected to announce the new iPhone 17 models in addition to new Apple Watches.
Read MoreApple Music Expands Its Spotify Transfer Tool To 7 More Countries, Including The U.S.
This tool offered by Apple Music is the best way to help users switch between systems, making it easier for long-time Spotify users to give Apple Music a try.
Read MoreParallels Desktop 26 Adds Support For macOS Tahoe Ahead Of Its Official Release
Parallels Desktop 26 brings support for the yet-to-be-released macOS Tahoe 26, Apple's newest software update for its Mac devices.
Read MorePixel 10 Will Be The First Phone To Offer Satellite WhatsApp Audio And Video Calls
Satellite communications are coming to the new Pixel 10 phones, and you can use them to make WhatsApp calls, not just bare-bones emergency services.
Read MoreNetflix Welcomes AI In Its Originals, As Long As These AI Principles Are Respected
Netflix has published a guide its content partners should follow when considering the use of generative AI software during the various production stages.
Read MoreThe AirPods Pro 3 Should Fix This Heart Rate Sensor Flaw In The Powerbeats Pro 2
Apple's best earbuds are expected to feature a heart rate sensor, which first made its way to the Powerbeats Pro 2, introduced earlier this year.
Read MoreGalaxy S26 Ultra Might Finally Get The Design You've Always Wanted
The Galaxy Ultra is Samsung's only handset to feature a built-in S Pen stylus, and the next model in the series could feature much rounder corners.
Read MoreGoogle 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.
Read MoreMysterious 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.
Read MoreiPhone 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.
Read MoreGoogle 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.
Read MoreApple 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.
Read MoreGalaxy S26 Ultra's Display Might Be Visible Only To The User When Strong Privacy Is Needed
Privacy screen covers aren't new. We've had them on the market for years, but with this technology AI makes the display invisible to anyone but the user.
Read MoreActively Exploited iPhone Flaw Has A Fix You Can Use Now
Apple says this ImageIO fix is available to all iPhone, iPad, and Mac models compatible with iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia.
Read MoreGemini Live Can Guide You In The Real World Once You Let The AI See It
Gemini Live includes the AI assistant's ability to recognize objects in the real world and answer questions in real time while highlighting those objects.
Read MoreBig Tech Is Going All-In On Nuclear Energy - Here's Why
Nuclear energy has long been a power source throughout the world. Here's why Big Tech is looking to shift to this energy source as well, and what it may mean.
Read MoreGoogle Pixel Watch 4 Gets First Satellite Chip Before Apple Watch Ultra 3
Google says it will offer satellite SOS free capabilities for two years, and after that a paid subscription might be needed.
Read MoreChatGPT Go: Cheaper ChatGPT Subscription Is Here, Starting With India
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Go in India on Monday, offering higher message limits, more image generations and file uploads, plus longer memory than the free tier.
Read MoreUK Reportedly Backs Off Plan To Force Apple To Unlock Encrypted iCloud Data
After the UK ordered Apple to offer a backdoor, security experts raised concerns that such a feature could lead to hackers exploiting it.
Read MoreApple Card Feels Premium, But The Perks Sure Don't
Apple Card is one of the sleekest and simplest credit cards on the market, but its lack of perks make it a tough sell in 2025.
Read MoreSam Altman Says Mysterious ChatGPT Device Is So Beautiful, It Won't Need A Protective Case
The unnamed, mysterious ChatGPT device isn't a phone. Reports have described it as an iPod-like device that you can wear around the neck.
Read MoreThis Stunning Avengers: Doomsday Plot Leak Ties The Movie To Endgame Beautifully
Marvel insiders report that a plot element of the upcoming "Avengers: Doomsday" creates an admirably strong connection to the previous installment, "Endgame."
Read MoreResearchers Used AI To Kill Drug-Resistant Bacteria
Beyond students writing essays with ChatGPT and people generating memes with Gemini, artificial intelligence is facilitating some exciting medical discoveries.
Read MoreYou Might Get Better Google Flights Deals By Talking With A New AI
If you want to have a budget-friendly trip, searching for cheap flights can be one way to save. Google's latest Google Flights AI may be just what you need.
Read MoreGoogle Maps Partners With Benson Boone To Customize Your Driving Experience
Google's partnership with Benson Boone for Google Maps lets users choose the artist's car as a driving avatar and access his Google Maps recommendations.
Read MoreBlood Oxygen Feature Makes A Comeback On Apple Watch In The U.S.
After almost two years, Apple announced it's bringing back the blood oxygen functionality to Apple Watch Series 9 and newer models in the United States.
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Google Search lets you select Preferred Sources for news content in Top Stories: Here's how to customize your news search experience.
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Sony Inzone E9 Gaming Earbuds Review: IEMs Built For Gamers
Sony's Inzone E9 wired gaming earbuds offer a range of interesting features, but the price tag puts them in competition with some other top options.
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Science (34)
Scientists Say Catastrophic Wildfires Are The New Norm For Canada. Here's Why
Wildfires intensify across Canada as shifting climate patterns drive rising concerns over long-term damage and future impacts -- with no solution in sight.
Read MoreThis Light Bulb Has Been On For Over A Century – Here's How It Works
The centennial light bulb has been running for over hundred years now, continuing to amaze everyone with its engineering. Here's how it's still glowing.
Read More10 Unexpected Energy Sources You Didn't Know Could Be Used As Fuel
Scientists are experimenting with everything from using moisture to break down plastic into usable recycled material, to turning seawater into hydrogen.
Read More9 Lightning Myths You Need To Stop Believing (And What's Actually True)
Lightning is one of nature's fiercest forces, so let's break down the most common lightning myths and explain science-backed truths that could save your life.
Read MoreThe Scientific Reason Microwaving Metal Is A Problem
Have you ever thought of what happens when you microwave metal? If you're planning to try it at home, here's the scientific reason why you shouldn't.
Read MoreWhat Would Happen If We Got Rid Of Daylight Savings Time?
Many people complain about Daylight Savings Time when they lose an hour of sleep, but what would actually happen if we eliminated DST?
Read MoreRogue Waves Might Not Be As Mysterious As We Thought, New Study Shows
Rogue waves, which can rise dozens of feet in the air, have long been a mysterious phenomenon, but a new study might have solved the mystery.
Read MoreThe Difference Between Concrete And Cement: Composition, Process, And Environmental Impact
You might use the words cement and concrete interchangeably, but they're actually two different materials, and one is used to make the other.
Read MoreIs There A Sixth Mass Extinction Event On Earth? Here's What Scientists Have To Say
Mass extinction events often result in the majority of species on earth disappearing. Is the planet in the throes of another event, according to scientists?
Read MoreCanadian Wildfires Have A Big Impact On The US. Here's How
Canada might feel like it's worlds away from most regions of the United States, but northern wildfires can have an enormous and far-reaching impact.
Read MoreThis One Fossil Changed How Scientists Model The Evolution Of Fish
A new fossil study by scientists challenges long-held ideas of fish evolution, revealing surprising insights into early vertebrates and human origins.
Read MoreThe Science Behind Polarized Sunglasses, And Why They Actually Work
Polarized sunglasses are an absolute godsend for your eyes on hot summer days. But have you ever wondered how they work? Here's the science behind them.
Read MoreScientists Still Can't Figure Out If Water Is 'Wet'
The question of whether water is wet seems like it would be a simple one, but that's far from the case. Science and philosophy offer many different answers.
Read MoreHow Does Gravity Affect Time?
Thanks to Einstein's theory of relativity, numerous tests have concluded tangible effects on how we on Earth record and measure the passing of time.
Read MoreHow Big The Largest Fire In France's Recent History Really Was
A fire in France's Corbieres region set acres of vineyards ablaze, but it also set some dark records in the process, causing immense damage in its wake.
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreThe Softest Metal On Earth Can Be Cut With A Butter Knife
This particular element comprises one of the physically weakest solids known to Earth, but it serves a vital purpose for the measurement of time.
Read MoreWhat's Inside Concrete? The Science Behind The World's Most Used Material
Concrete has laid the foundation not only for sidewalks and roadways, but also the largest skyscrapers in the world, thanks to the science behind it.
Read MoreNew Study Suggests Certain Memories May Drift In The Brain
A new study reveals that the memories of mice may not stay located in just one spot in the brain, something that may also prove true with humans.
Read MoreAI May Have Found New Materials To Replace Lithium
Lithium-ion batteries power a lot of devices, but science is always looking for the next best thing. Thanks to AI, they may be closer to finding it.
Read MoreScientists Believe Greenland May Be Hiding A Secret Lake Under The Ice
In the midst of climate change, few places are more dynamic than Greenland, but a previously unknown lake has been making bigger changes than expected.
Read MorePotatoes May Have Evolved From An Unexpected Origin, New Research Shows
Researchers studying the humble potato have traced its lineage back through the centuries and found that its ancestors are a pretty suprising pair.
Read MoreThis New Dinosaur Had An Even Stronger Bite Than The Velociraptor
While velociraptors have become pop culture's go-to dinosaur, scientists continue to discover new species that sound much scarier and more deadly.
Read MoreWe Might Not Be Able To Monitor How AI Makes Decisions For Much Longer, New Study Warns
AI continues to progress rapidly, but the early conclusions of a new research study suggest we may soon no longer be able to determine how it's working.
Read MoreWhy The Dream Chaser Space Plane Keeps Getting Delayed
The Dream Chaser space plane has been in development since 2004, leaving many to wonder if it will ever take off. But launch delays are for the right reasons.
Read MoreScientists Uncovered 400 Miles Of Fossilized Volcanoes Beneath China
Scientists have uncovered evidence of a large chain of dormant volcanoes beneath China, which could open up all sorts of new avenues of research.
Read MoreResearchers Made A System That Can Identify And Track Your Body Using Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi can be used to track all sorts of things, from smart tags to pets, but researchers may have found a way to monitor humans, even without a tracker.
Read More'Junk DNA' May Actually Play A Vital Role In Gene Control
A good portion of human DNA is what scientists refer to as "junk" -- stuff left over from ancient viruses and such. But maybe it's not junk after all.
Read MoreHow Does Glass Let Light Through? The Science Explained
Glass is one of those things that's all around us but noone stops to think about, like, how does light just pass through it without changing?
Read MoreRabbits Are Growing Tentacles On Their Heads In Colorado - Here's Why
Cottontail rabbits in Colorado have started growing tentacle-like horns out of their heads, but the explanation is relatively mundane.
Read MoreThese Drugs Can Reverse Alzheimer's Brain Damage In Mice, According To Scientists
A study of two different cancer drugs in mice showed promise for reversing Alzheimer's brain damage. Scientists are hopeful the same happens in human trials.
Read MoreThere Is A Link Between Energy Drinks And Cancer, According To Science
Plenty of people rely on energy drinks for stamina, but new research has found a link between energy drinks and cancer. Here's what you should know.
Read MoreHow Long Will Humans Live 100 Years From Now?
While life is full of dangers, the average human lifespan continues to increase. Could it increase even more beyond what it is now?
Read MoreDoes Drinking Diet Coke Really Increase Your Cancer Risk?
There are worries that Diet Coke might put people in a compromised health position, but what does the science say? There is good and bad news for both sides.
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Security (7)
Security Researchers Hacked Google Calendar Using AI And Hidden Text In Images
Security researchers continue to find new ways that AI can be used to target victims, such as including hidden text in images uploaded to ChatGPT or Gemini.
Read MoreAvoid 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.
Read MoreThe Hidden Risks Of Leaving Your iPhone's Bluetooth On All The Time
It's easy to leave your iPhone's Bluetooth on all the time so it's ready to go whenever you need it. But there are hidden risks of leaving it on constantly.
Read MoreMicrosoft Extends Free Support For Edge On Windows 10 To 2028
Microsoft Edge users still running Windows 10 can breathe easy for now, as Microsoft has pledged to continue supporting the browser until October 2028.
Read MoreUpdate This Popular Windows Tool To Avoid Potential Malware Attacks
WinRAR has been downloaded hundreds of millions of times on Windows PCs, and if you're one of those users, you need to update it ASAP.
Read MoreYouTube Has Started Blocking Adblock Plus Users In Chrome
If you're struggling to load YouTube on Chrome, it might be because you have the Adblock Plus extension installed in your browser.
Read MoreDon't Fall For New Gmail Scams - Google Will Never Call You About Your Account
There's next to no chance that Google (or any major tech company) is going to call you about an account problem, so be wary of scams.
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Space (15)
A New Study Shows That Venus May Have Been Struck By Objects The Size Of Mars
Despite seeming like Earth's twin, Venus is a strange and mysterious place. Scientists haven't known what made it so odd, but that might have just changed.
Read MoreScientists Discovered A New Mineral On Mars, Here's What That Means
Scientists have long been fascinated by Mars, studying the rocks and minerals on its surface, and they might have learned something new about its past.
Read MoreThis Distant Black Hole Looks Like The Eye Of Sauron From Lord Of The Rings
It's not every day the sci-fi and fantasy genres meet, nor does real scientific research often resemble fantasy fiction, but that's exactly the case here.
Read MoreNASA Is Exploring Alternative Ways To Retrieve Samples From Mars - Here's What We Know
Getting rovers to Mars was one of NASA's crowning achievements, but now the space agency is looking for different ways to get samples back to Earth.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreUranus 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.
Read MoreWhy NASA Ended The Lunar Trailblazer Mission
Space exploration is a risky endeavor, and unfortunately not all of the missions sent up will be successful, such was the fate of Lunar Trailblazer.
Read MoreResearchers May Have Finally Cracked One Of The Universe's Oldest Mysteries
While there's no shortage of mysteries surrounding the formation of the universe, scientists may have figured out the answer to one of the oldest ones.
Read MoreThis Jellyfish Shaped Spaceship Could Take Us To Mars And Beyond
Project Hyperion, a contest to design spaceships that could be used for very long journeys, led to the concept of a very unique vehicle for future space travel.
Read MoreCould Comet 3I/Atlas Be A Threat? Here's What Experts Are Saying
An interstellar comet spotted by NASA is headed for our solar system, showing up near Earth later this year, but it's another planet we should be worried about.
Read MoreThe Secret To Life On Mars Could Be Cosmic Rays, According To This New Study
When we think about how radiation effects life, we usually have a negative picture in our head, but on Mars, radiation could be sustaining life.
Read MoreDark Energy May Be Changing Over Time, New Data Suggests
The universe is expanding, and that expansion is thought to be driven by unseen dark energy, but new measurements indicate that energy is changing.
Read MoreScientists Just Found A Black Hole That Shouldn't Exist
Black holes are mysterious objects, and scientists have a lot to learn about them. So much, in fact, that they didn't think this black hole should even exist.
Read MoreThis Old Tree Revealed A Catastrophic Solar Storm From Millenia Ago
Usually, a solar storm means that auroras will light up the sky. But more powerful storms, such as this ancient one, could have far more dangerous effects.
Read MoreHere's What Happens When Meteors Enter Earth's Atmosphere
The sight of a meteor racing through the sky is a spectacular one, but a meteor is more than just a streak of light. There's a whole lot of science at work.
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Technology (17)
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.
Read MoreIs The Starlink Mini Worth It? Here's What Users Say
The Starlink Mini is basically a tiny, portable satellite dish that connects to the internet so you can access the web on your smartphone, laptop, TV, and more.
Read MoreNever 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.
Read MoreInsta360 Go Ultra Launches With Huge Sensor Upgrade For Sharper Video
The new Insta360 Go Ultra pocket camera is about as small as your smartwatch but features a 1/1.28" sensor and AI algorithms to smooth out footage.
Read More12 Real-Life Inventions That Were Inspired By Science Fiction
Science fiction writers aren't fortune tellers, but they might as well be. These examples prove just how thin the line between fantasy and reality can be.
Read MoreLeaked Code Suggests Apple Intelligence Is Coming To iPad 12
Apple's cheapest iPad model will seemingly take a huge leap forward with improved specifications to support Apple Intelligence.
Read MoreApple's Next-Gen Vision Pro Will House An M5 Processor
Many hoped for the next-gen Apple Vision Pro to be more affordable, but the latest report is that it'll house the latest M5 chip -- which might be pricey.
Read MoreShark Tank: What Happened To The MTailor App?
During an episode of Season 7 of "Shark Tank," Miles Penn pitched his MTailor app to provide tailored clothing right from home. Where is the company today?
Read More5 Useful Gadgets To Boost Productivity When Working From Home
While working from home, you may find yourself in a slump, unable to power through tasks. Here are five gadgets that may help with your productivity.
Read More5 Ways To Use Your TV's USB Port To Level Up Your Device
USB ports have been a staple of smart TV models for quite some time. If you have one, you might be wondering what exactly you can use it for.
Read MoreThe Best Flashlights On Amazon, Ranked By Real Customers
We've ranked the best flashlights you can buy on Amazon according to customer reviews, perfect for night running, early-morning dog walks, or camping trips.
Read More5 Of The Best Cheap Electric Bikes For Adults You Can Get On Amazon (According To Users)
Not all e-bikes are expensive! You can actually get these cheap electric bikes for a few hundred dollars, and we found the five best ones on Amazon.
Read MoreiOS 26's AirPod Update Has A Feature That Fixes A Big Problem
The iOS 26 beta offers Apple users improved audio transference between AirPods and other devices, including one long-awaited device connection.
Read MoreApple CarPlay Can Now Remotely Connect To This Smart Home Security System
This security company has revealed that customers can use Apple CarPlay for various features like locking their doors and activating their home security system.
Read MoreUSB Sockets: Are They Drawing Power Even When Not In Use?
USB sockets are a great way to charge smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches, but without a traditional on off switch, do they always draw power?
Read MoreThe Mysterious Black Cylinder On Your Cables Isn't Just For Decoration
You can call that plastic cylinder a ferrite bead, a ferrite choke, EMI filter, ferrite core, or ferrite block. Whatever the name, it serves the same purpose.
Read MoreTim Cook Says Apple Could Buy An AI Company To Boost Apple Intelligence
According to Tim Cook, Apple wouldn't be opposed to acquiring an AI company to help Apple Intelligence catch up with the competition.
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Tools (2)
Where Other Robot Vacuums May Struggle, MOVA V50 Ultra Complete Soars
If you're looking for a powerful, intelligent, and sleek robot vacuum that can keep your whole home clean, the MOVA V50 Ultra Complete should be on your radar.
Read MoreBe Prepared For The Next Home Emergency With The VTOMAN Power Station
Whether you’re planning a camping trip or preparing for the next power outage, the VTOMAN FlashSpeed 1500 Portable Power Station is an affordable option.
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TV (15)
Steven Spielberg And Halle Berry's Forgotten Sci-Fi Series Is Getting A Second Life On Netflix
Extant was a short-lived sci-fi series on CBS starring Halle Berry and produced by Steven Spielberg, and Netflix subscribers are giving it new life.
Read MoreIf You Like Taron Egerton's Smoke, You'll Love This Apple TV+ Series
If you enjoyed Smoke on Apple TV+ this summer, you should also check out Taron Egerton in the 2022 miniseries Black Bird on the streaming service.
Read MoreThe Underrated Six-Season Stephen King Horror Series You Need To Watch On Tubi
If you're a fan of Stephen King's work, head to Tubi and watch all six seasons of the underrated sci-fi drama series The Dead Zone on Tubi.
Read MoreThe Biggest Apple TV+ Movies & TV Shows Coming In September 2025
Apple TV+ subscribers have a whole lot to look forward to in September, including Highest 2 Lowest, The Morning Show season 4, and All of You.
Read MoreApple TV+ Subscription Just Increased To $12.99 Per Month
Apple TV+ was once one of the most affordable streaming services on the market, but Apple just raised the price to $12.99, more than double its original price.
Read MoreApple's MLB Experiment Is Seemingly Coming To A Close
Reports suggest that not only is Apple out of the running for MLB playoffs games, but Apple TV+ might be dumping live baseball entirely.
Read MoreThis Underrated Apple TV+ Miniseries Adapts Stephen King's Favorite Book
Lisey's Story is an underrated horror miniseries on Apple TV+ starring Julianne Moore and Clive Owen which adapts Stephen King's novel of the same name.
Read MoreApple Wants To Expand Live Sports Offering With MLB Playoffs
According to a new report, Apple is one of several interested parties bidding on the rights to MLB playoff games and Sunday Night Baseball.
Read MoreHBO Max Is Ready To Start Cracking Down On Password Sharing
If you're using someone else's account to watch HBO Max, prepare to be kicked off as Warner Bros. Discovery begins its password-sharing crackdown.
Read MoreThe Apple TV+ Library Keeps Getting Better - Here Are The 10 Most Popular Shows Right Now
"Quality over quantity" continues to be the name of the game at Apple TV+, as evidenced by popular new shows like "Chief of War" and "Stick."
Read MoreI've Been A Journalist For 20+ Years, And Peacock's 'The Paper' Trailer Hit Me Hard
Watch the first trailer for The Paper, Peacock's follow-up to The Office about a paper company followed by the same documentary crew.
Read MoreRoku's New $2.99 Ad-Free Streamer Is A Reminder Of What Cord-Cutting Could Have Been
Roku introduced a new $2.99 streaming service called Howdy that reminds us of a time when cutting the cord could actually save you money.
Read MoreNetflix's Next Sports Epic: The Cowboys, Jerry Jones, And A Dynasty That Defined The NFL
America's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys is a new Netflix series debuting on August 9 that retells the story of the '90s Dallas Cowboys dynasty.
Read MoreThis Laugh-Out-Loud Apple TV+ Comedy Is Flying Under Everyone's Radar
If you're looking for something funny and pleasant to watch that won't make you cringe, check out Platonic on Apple TV+, returning for season 2 this week.
Read MoreThe 4 Biggest New Apple TV+ Series You'll Want To Stream In August
If you're looking for something new to watch in August, Apple TV+ has you covered with some of the most interesting shows of the summer.
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Wearables (9)
Are Apple Watches Actually Waterproof? Here's What You Need To Know
While many Apple Watches can be worn in the shower or even while swimming, you may have your doubts as to just how much water they can withstand.
Read MoreCan You Use Google Wallet On Your Samsung Galaxy Watch?
Paying with the tap of a wrist makes shopping a breeze. While Samsung Pay may be the default on Galaxy Watches, what about for those who prefer Google Wallet?
Read MorewatchOS 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.
Read MoreMasimo Takes U.S. Customs To Court Over Restored Apple Watch Blood Oxygen
Masimo is back in court defending its blood oxygen patent, this time it's taking on the U.S. government, alleging it's allowing Apple to infringe.
Read MoreMeet Google's New Wearables: Pixel Watch 4 And Pixel Buds 2A
The Pixel Watch 4 and Pixel Buds 2A are Google’s brand-new AI-ready wearable devices. They’re available for preorder but won’t ship until October.
Read MoreYou Might Be Able To Unlock Future Apple Watch Models With Touch ID
This year's Apple Watch Series 11 is expected to be a minor upgrade, but leaked code suggests future Apple Watch models could add Touch ID.
Read MoreHow To Use The Blood Oxygen App On Apple Watch
Apple finally reintroduced the Blood Oxygen feature for Apple Watch models in the U.S. this week - here's how to use the app.
Read MoreiOS 26 Hints At Bigger Apple Watch Ultra 3 Display, Plus 5 More Rumored Features
A mysterious image uncovered in the iOS 26 beta might have accidentally spoiled the larger size of the display on the Apple Watch Ultra 3.
Read MoreApple Watch: How To Check Battery Health And Maximize Lifespan
While Apple Watch batteries do degrade over time due to chemical aging, you can keep an eye on their health, and help to slow the process.
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