Google Pixel 8: Features We Want To See In The Next Android Smartphone
The next phone in the Pixel line is on its way, and Android enthusiasts are excited to see what Google has to offer. Here is what we want to see in the Pixel 8.
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Google Taps Machine Learning To Improve Gmail Search On Mobile
With its new machine learning models, Gmail will now present you with a dedicated "Top Results" section.
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Google Pixel Watch Owners Report Issue With Backplate Falling Off
Some Pixel Watch owners are experiencing a significant hardware defect, resulting in the detachment of the watch face's backplate, and exposing circuitry.
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How To Write Excel Formulas With ChatGPT
Remembering all of Excel's various formulas can be a pain, but ChatGPT is capable of producing them for you based on a simple request. Here's what you do.
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Starlink Lands Pentagon Contract To Provide Internet To Ukraine
Thanks to a government contract from the Department of Defense, Starlink will aid armed forces in Ukraine with high-speed satellite internet access.
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Google Wallet Rolls Out Support For Insurance Cards, QR Codes
Google has announced significant upgrades for its Wallet app that'll help banish more physical cards from your actual wallet, depending on where you live.
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Meta Quest 2 Price Drop, Performance Upgrade Incoming This Month
As Meta announces the new Quest 3 headset, existing Quest 2 owners and prospective buyers won't miss out, as older headsets are getting a performance boost.
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Meta Quest 3 Serves Up Wireless Mixed Reality At A $499 Price Point
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has officially unveiled the Quest 3, promising a lighter headset with a drastically more powerful chipset for $499 this fall.
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Google Ended First-Gen Chromecast Support And No One Noticed
With the ubiquity of entertainment sets running Android TV and the like, Google has quietly ended support for the formative, first-gen Chromecast sticks.
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Twitter's Community Notes Feature Expands To Misleading Images
Twitter's approach to battling visual misinformation essentially extends moderation responsibilities to "Community Notes."
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Twitter Alternative Bluesky Hits 100k Members Before Exiting Beta
The decentralized social network Bluesky is undergoing work during an invite-only developmental phase, yet it has just crossed the 100,000 mark for users.
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ASUS ROG Matrix GeForce RTX 4090 Serves Up Liquid Metal Cooling
Asus whipped up an insane RTX 4090 with the ROG Matrix GPU, fully chilled by liquid metal cooling, with an array of thermal measurements and performance modes.
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Things Google Pixel Fold Needs To Do Right To Beat Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold
The Google Pixel Fold has a strong chance to upend the market for foldable phones, giving Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold series a run for its money.
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8 Google Maps Features That Will Change How You Use The App
Google Maps is an app that most people use almost every single day, particularly when they're on the go. Here are Google Maps features that you need to know.
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Meta Quest 3 Reportedly Boosts Mixed-Reality Tech To Take On Apple
Apple is expected to reveal its mixed-reality headset in the coming weeks, but it may have to reckon with a far cheaper competitor from Meta later this year.
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What You Need To Do If Google Chrome Is Using Too Much RAM
If you're concerned that Google Chrome is taking up too much of your RAM, there are several methods you can try to decrease the browser's memory usage.
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10 iPad Apps We Hope Will Come To The Google Pixel Tablet
Google is having a crack at the iPad with the upcoming Pixel tablet. Here are 10 iPad apps we really hope will come to the Google Pixel tablet
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This YouTuber Used Raspberry Pi And ChatGPT To Automatically Remote Start Their Car
Raspberry Pi projects have a seemingly unlimited number of uses -- check out how you can use Raspberry Pi and ChatGPT to automatically remote start their car.
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Why Google Chrome Is Replacing Its Unnecessary Lock Icon
The lock icon has been confusing Chrome's legions of users and is set to be replaced. Here is why Google Chrome is replacing its unnecessary lock icon.
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YouTube Dropping Stories As It Shifts Attention To Shorts And Community Posts
YouTube's Stories feature will be no more as of June 26th this year - it will invest more in Shorts moving forward.
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Opera Browser Gets Its Own ChatGPT-Powered AI Sidebar App
Opera has announced that its eponymous web browser now has its own chatty AI companion called Aria.
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Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater Remake Confirmed
Thanks to today's PlayStation Showcase, a remake of 2004's "Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater" has been confirmed. Here's what we know so far.
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Watch Out For These ChatGPT Scams On The App Store And Google Play
ChatGPT is an exciting development in AI and LLMs, but like many other exciting developments, it has brought its share of scams to mobile app stores.
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Meta Sells GIPHY To Shutterstock, Reportedly Taking A Big Loss In The Process
Enforced via U.K. regulatory action, Meta has moved to sell animated GIF search client GIPHY to Shutterstock in efforts to reduce anti-competition issues.
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EU Slaps Meta With Record €1.2 Billion Fine Over Sending User Data To US
Meta got slapped with a 1.2 billion euro fine for its data practices and has six months to sort it all out. We break down what happened and what it means.
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These Word & Google Docs Settings May Protect You From ChatGPT Plagiarism Allegations
ChatGPT hasn't been around for long, but it's already causing problems for students falsely accused of plagiarism. Here's one way to protect yourself.
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How To Clear Formatting In Google Docs
Google Docs may not be as robust MS Word, but it offers many key features the average user needs, including the option to clear formatting. Here's how.
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