Why You Probably Shouldn't Put Your Wi-Fi Router In These Places
Your Wi-Fi router is one of the most important pieces of communications equipment in your home. Here are some places to avoid putting it for the best results.
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This New ChatGPT Plugin Is An Absolute Game-Changer If You Use Google Sheets
If you are a Google Sheets user, one developer made an extension that uses AI to make your life a whole lot easier. We have all the details.
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Meta AR Glasses And Companion Neural Interface Watch Details Leak With Roadmap
Meta's alleged wearables roadmap for the next several years has leaked, and it includes a true pair of AR smart glasses alongside a unique type of watch.
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Here's Why You Might Want To Reboot Your Router
Restarting your router is about more than just a fast connection for streaming Netflix. It can also protect you from being hacked.
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The Google Pixel Watch Finally Has Fall-Detection After New Update
Google's Pixel Watch has added the staple fall-detection safety feature in the latest update, following in the footsteps of most high-end smartwatches.
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The Best Tips To Find Free Wi-Fi No Matter Where You Are
If you're traveling, or even just leaving the house to run some errands, you'll want to stay connected. We have some tips for you to find free Wi-Fi near you.
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How To Watch YouTube On Your Peloton
Using a Peloton bike can be a great way to follow guided exercises, but if you just want to watch unrelated YouTube videos, there is a way to open a browser.
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How To Tell If Your Wi-Fi Router Is Limiting Your Speeds
It can be especially frustrating when your Wi-Fi network is affecting your internet speeds, but there are ways to test and make sure the router is the problem.
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5 Great Google Home Features & Commands You Should Be Using
There are a lot of great commands and features hidden in your Google Home that can take your experience to the next level.
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YouTube Was Designed To Be A Dating Site (But Pivoted After No One Used It)
The YouTube of today provides all sorts of entertainment to billions, but its initial purpose in 2005 was far different from the multimedia behemoth its become.
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Mark Zuckerberg Announces Meta's New Large-Language Model AI 'LLaMA'
Meta announced a new AI called LLaMA which is not designed to take on ChatGTP or Google's Bard. Rather it's designed for limited use and safety.
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YouTube Is Testing An Enhanced 1080p Mode For Premium Subscribers
While YouTube has offered full HD streaming for years now, the platform is now testing an augmented 1080p video streaming setting for Premium subscribers only.
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Google One Users Get Pixel's Magic Eraser Feature For Their Photos
Those with a Google One subscription are about to get a big boost in functionality from the service - including the Pixel's potent Magic Eraser, and more.
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Mistakes You Need To Avoid If You Use A Mesh Wi-Fi Router System
If you want to ensure your whole home is covered in Wi-Fi signal, a mesh Wi-Fi router is a great way to go. We have some mistakes to avoid when setting one up.
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These Google Assistant Tips Can Help Keep You Off Your Phone While Driving
If your car doesn't have a built-in smart infotainment system, you can still enjoy a hands-free tech experience using Google Assistant and your phone.
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Why You Should Use The Clutter Feature In Microsoft Outlook
Outlook has a feature called Clutter that will automatically sort out low-priority emails for you to help you stay on top of important communications.
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How To Change Your Wi-Fi Password & Name, And Why You Should
Hackers have an easier time causing havoc with a default WiFi Service Set Identifier (SSID), according to TrendMicro.
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How To Make A Wi-Fi Call On Your iPhone
Like many modern phones, iPhones support Wi-Fi calling and texting. But what does Wi-Fi calling mean, exactly, and how do you make a Wi-Fi call?
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Starlink Offers Global Roaming Test, Promising Internet Coverage 'Anywhere On Land'
A new 'roaming' service from Starlink may offer a more globe-trotting internet service, but there's still some areas of the world where it likely won't work.
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Meta Verified Launches Paid Verification For Instagram And Facebook
Zuckerberg says the new subscription service is "about increasing authenticity and security across our devices," and will charge $11.99 if you pay via the web.
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How To Switch Twitter 2FA From SMS To An App
With Twitter planning to charge for text message security on your account, here's how to use an authentication app and be more secure in the process.
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Why You Shouldn't Pay Twitter For Text Message Account Security
Twitter's latest money-making push is to charge for SMS two-factor authentication, but there's a very good reason why you shouldn't pay to use it.
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Controversial YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki To Step Down
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki is stepping down from her role after nine years at the helm of social video-sharing platforms, though she's not leaving Alphabet.
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Google Bought His Startup - Now This Tech Exec Is Sounding The Alarm
After spending a few years at Google, a former startup founder has penned a screed describing what he views as problems in the company's culture.
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Twitter Could Have A New CEO By End Of 2023
Elon Musk looks to leave the CEO chair by the end of the year, saying he needs to make sure the company is in a financially stable place first.
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Elon Musk Blames Increase Of His Tweets In The Twitter 'For You' Feed On New Algorithm
Twitter users have noticed Elon Musk's tweets featuring heavily on their "For You" pages, whether they follow him or not. Musk has now publicly responded.
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Why Google Chrome Is Defaulting To Bing Search And How To Fix It
Google Chrome usually uses its own search engine, but you may find yourself getting results from Bing. We'll tell you why that's happening, and how to fix it.
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