PS5 Sales Approach 40 Million After Stronger-Than-Expected 2022
Sony recently made its earnings for the financial year ending in March 2023 public and revealed it managed to sell 19.1 million PS5s during these twelve months.
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How To Disable The Pop-Up Blocker In Google Chrome
The wild west days of the internet when pop-ups would flood your screen are long gone, but sometimes you still need to allow pop-ups. Here's how on Chrome.
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How To Use Emojis On Your Chromebook
Your Chromebook has a built-in method for showing all the Emoji emotions you could ever need through its keyboard.
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How To Use Nintendo Switch Game Vouchers (And Which Games Are Eligible)
Nintendo offers one discount program that, depending on your gaming schedule, could prove to be extremely beneficial: Switch Game Vouchers.
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8 Reasons To Finally Buy A Xbox Series X In 2023
The X Box Series X is worth the purchase if you're a serious gamer who appreciates the latest games and staying ahead of the curve.
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Dyson's Wacky Air Purifying Zone Headphones Have Finally Launched
The unusual Dyson Zone headphones with an air-purifying visor are finally available to purchase in the United States alongside a massive price tag.
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ASUS ROG Ally Pricing Leaks, Setting Up A Steam Deck Showdown
Asus may be preparing a potent competitor to the Steam Deck with the help of AMD, boasting a huge performance boost over the specs in Valve's handheld.
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15 Best Strategy Games For Android Phones, Ranked
Android owners can find plenty of brilliant mobile games in the Google Play Store. Here is a ranking of the 15 best strategy games for Android phones.
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Lawmakers Want To Force Social Media Companies To Add Age Verification
Parental consent would be required for anyone under 18 to use social media, with a minimum age of 13 set for platform access.
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How To Request A Refund On Steam (And What Games Qualify)
Since 2015, Steam has boasted a fairly lenient policy allowing its users to refund purchased games and get all of their money back.
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How To Rotate The Screen On Your Chromebook
While Chromebook displays range from good to great, sometimes an Android app or webpage might require a different screen orientation. Here's how to do that.
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This Fan-Made Pokémon Red Project Is The Remake Of Our Dreams
One zealous Pokémon fan, using the Unreal Engine as their canvas, rendered two of Pokémon's most famous locales in the appealing HD-2D style.
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Spotify Hits Half A Billion Users, But Won't Answer The Billion-Dollar AI Question
Spotify surpasses a major threshold of active users, but concerns around AI's influence on the music industry are continuing to mount as the tech improves.
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PS5 DualSense Edge Controller: How To Pair To Mac, iPhone, iPad & Apple TV
You can pair the DualSense Edge to any of Apple's devices, whether you're on a Mac, iPad, iPhone, or even an Apple TV.
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Pop Star Grimes Throws Down The AI Music Gauntlet With An Unexpected Challenge
Canadian pop star Grimes announced on Twitter that she was open to having her voice used in AI-generated songs, and even added an unexpected offer on top.
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8 Best Gaming TVs For Xbox And PS5 That Won't Break The Bank
Having a high-quality television is essential for an immersive gaming experience. Here are eight of the best budget gaming TVs For Xbox and PS5.
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How To Change Your Name On Facebook: A Step By Step Guide
If you need to change your publicly displayed name on Facebook, the process is simple - so long as your new name is eligible and not inappropriate.
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Apple's Mixed-Reality Headset Rumored To Feature Proprietary Charger
It looks like Apple is gearing up to introduce an entirely new type of proprietary charger connector, one designed for its mixed-reality headset.
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How To Schedule Tweets On Twitter For Free
Twitter can schedule tweets for the future, though it can be a bit complicated to find. There are also third-party services that offer similar functionality.
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These 144Hz Monitors Help You Win Games
What some people tend to overlook is that hardware means more than just things like the graphics card or the processor - you also need a good monitor.
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Google's First Foldable Phone Appears In Leaked Hands-On Video
Google's foldable phone has seemingly appeared in the flesh for the first time, weeks ahead of its rumored launch at the I/O developer conference in May.
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5 Legendary Nintendo Games We Want To See On The Switch
Despite the vast array of first- and third-party titles from just about every Nintendo era, the Switch is still lacking some very notable choices.
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How To Use Your Phone To Pay For Parking With Google Maps
Whether from a long journey or a short excursion, dealing with parking can be troublesome, but Google Maps is simplifying the process in major U.S. cities.
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How To Get Local TV Channels On Your Amazon Fire Stick
Your Amazon Fire Stick lets you stream your content to your TV, but cutting the cord doesn't mean cutting yourself off from local channels.
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Here's What To Do If The Search Function Isn't Working In Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Outlook has plenty of productivity tools to keep you on track, but if the search function is having issues finding records, here's how to fix it.
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The 5 Best Budget-Friendly Microphones For Podcasting In 2023
You've (finally) decided to start a podcast. Good for you! There are a bunch of microphones that will make you sound great but won't break your budget.
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Google Bard Gets A Slate Of New Coding And Debugging Features
For those in computer science industries or school, Google Bard may become a worthy troubleshooting tool to scan and debug various programming languages.
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