Nintendo Switch Orange Screen: What It Means And How To Fix It
Was your precious Switch time with Mario or Link interrupted by an all-orange screen? It could be potentially serious; here's what to do next.
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How To Use Apple Music On Android Auto
Although Apple Music doesn't seem to be part of the app collection, the music platform's page in the Android app marketplace guarantees the service.
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10 Essential PS5 Accessories You Should Be Using
There are plenty of ways to make your PlayStation 5 experience easier, more accessible, and more fun. Here are the most essential PlayStation 5 accessories.
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How To Unhide All Rows And Columns In Microsoft Excel Or Google Sheets
The larger a spreadsheet gets, the more likely you'll want to start hiding rows or columns or maybe you've been given a sheet that has hidden rows or columns.
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5 Facebook Privacy Settings You Need To Change
Thanks to its sheer size and being one of the oldest, Facebook holds a tremendous amount of data on all of us. Here's how to keep a tight lid on it.
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The 5 Best Audio Recording Apps For Android Phones
The days of carrying around a voice recorder are long behind us. These Android apps can record audio for all sorts of reasons, including podcasts and work.
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This Strange PlayStation 2 Katana Controller Is Worth A Ton Of Money Today
Launched with a retail price of $150 and designed for one Capcom game, this sword controller is listed for a lot more on eBay today.
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New Apple AirPods (2023): Everything We Expect
We got the new AirPods Pro in 2022, AirPods (3rd gen) in 2021, and the AirPods Max in 2020. What can we expect next from Apple, and when?
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Every Vision Pro Feature That Is A Total First For Apple
Apple next flagship device is its first headset, but that's not all it will introduce. Here is every feature of the Vision Pro that will be a first for Apple.
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What Happened To SmartPlate From Shark Tank Season 7?
Season 7 of Shark Tank saw a new device called the Smart Plate that, along with an app would analyze the food on the plate and determine nutritional value.
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Twitter May Get Its Own Stock Trading Hub In Mission To Become A Super-App
It's no secret that Elon Musk wants to turn Twitter (X) into an all-in-one super-app. As part of that effort, the company may get its own trading hub.
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Meta's Ray-Ban Stories Smart Glasses Struggle As Owners Stop Using Them
Meta is reportedly doubling down on its Ray-Ban fueled smart glasses, but consumers who've bought into the shades are evidently not as interested in them.
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Can Nintendo Switch Sales Catch The PlayStation 2?
The Nintendo Switch is closing in on the PlayStation 2 to become the all-time leader in gaming consoles, but there are some roadblocks it will need to overcome.
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Meta And UFC Team To Bring MMA Fights To Horizon Worlds VR
Meta and the UFC have expanded their partnership to launch an MMA viewing experience in Horizon Worlds, the VR universe available to Quest headset owners.
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Sonos Move 2 Speaker Details Leak Ahead Of Rumored September Launch
Sonos may be planning to launch its next-generation Move speaker next month, according to a new leak, which revealed some alleged key specs.
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Meta's Latest AI Research Tool Creates Music From Text Prompts
It's easy to generate AI images using text prompts, and soon enough, it looks like we'll be able to do the same with audio and music thanks to Meta.
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Google Soups Up Generative AI Search With Images And Videos
Google has increased its AI-generated search results by adding images and videos in its latest bid to keep up with the likes of Bing and ChatGPT 4.0.
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Elon Musk's X Now Letting Twitter Blue Subscribers Hide Their Checkmarks
X is adding a new and unusual perk to Twitter Blue subscribers: Hiding the "verified" blue checkmark, which has often been the source of jokes and memes.
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What Happened To Trunkster From Shark Tank Season 7?
Plenty of failed investments have featured on "Shark Tank," but examples like Trunkster are even more somber stories of failed investments affecting thousands.
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You Can Now Purchase Xbox Repair Parts Through Microsoft
Touted as “genuine Microsoft repair parts,” Microsoft is currently selling parts for out-of-warranty wireless controllers.
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I Just Built A DIY $3k Gaming PC - Here's What I Regret
Building your own gaming PC one piece at a time can be a rewarding experience, but it can also end up emptying your bank account real quick.
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Meta Reportedly Plotting An Onslaught Of AI Chatbots With Different Personalities
Alongside Google and Microsoft, Meta reportedly has some eccentric plans to create a slew of chatbots, each with distinctive personalities and response styles.
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Nintendo Switch Cloud Saves Explained
One of the worst things that can happen when playing your Nintendo Switch is losing your game's progress. Luckily, the handheld has cloud save functionality.
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Facebook Already Tried Elon Musk's Plan For Twitter And It Didn't Work
Elon Musk wants to turn Twitter into a super app called X. Bah, we've been here before with Mark Zuckerberg. It all boils down to WeChat envy essentially.
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Google Assistant May Soon Be 'Supercharged' With Bard-Like AI
Google is looking to "supercharge" its Assistant using artificial intelligence, potentially giving it a huge upgrade in capabilities and usefulness.
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Lenovo Reportedly Making A Windows-Based Steam Deck Rival
Lenovo may be looking to enter the handheld gaming market with a Windows-based Steam competitor. The company is no stranger to handheld gaming.
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Elon Musk's 'X' Sign On Twitter HQ Is Coming Down As Fast As It Went Up
The newly-installed X sign on top of Twitter's headquarters has already been taken down after permit issues arose.
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