What Real Estate In The Metaverse Actually Means
There's a real estate boom, but it's not happening in the real world. People are paying between thousands and millions of dollars for property in the metaverse.
Read More-
-
Google Wants Your TV To Be Best Friends With Your Fitbit
At-home fitness is big business right now, and that may be why Google is reportedly planning to integrate its Android TV and wearables platforms.
Read More -
Elon Musk Challenges Twitter CEO To A Public Debate
As the legal drama between Elon Musk and Twitter continues to unfold, the Tesla CEO has issued a challenge for a public debate with Twitter's CEO.
Read More -
Twitter Screwed Up, Exposing 5.4 Million Accounts
Twitter found that it had a 5.4 million account breach in January 2022, which it patched, but has yet to identify all the accounts affected.
Read More -
Google Pixel Fold Comes Back From The Dead, Boasting Compelling Specs
It would appear that the Google Pixel Fold wasn't nixed after all. The latest set of rumors suggest that this might be a foldable smartphone worth its salt.
Read More -
This Weird Microsoft Outlook Bug Is Uber-Frustrating
If you regularly use Outlook, you may experience an annoying bug that has a particularly sneaky cause... especially if you happen to use Uber, too.
Read More -
Why You Should Stop Using Google Chrome To Watch Netflix
Netflix allows its customers to stream content directly in web browsers on PC and Mac, but you can only get max video quality in a couple of them.
Read More -
Elon Musk And Twitter Set A Date For Their Courtroom Showdown
The Honorable Kathaleen St. J. McCormick has announced the start date for the legal trial of Twitter vs Elon Musk over the acquisition of the social network.
Read More -
A New Gmail Is Here, And You're Going To See Some Big Changes
It has happened again: Gmail has just received a huge update, and undoubtedly, many people are soon going to have an opinion on it. Here's what is new.
Read More -
Google Says It'll Crush The Worst Ads On Android
Google has announced a new policy change regarding interstitial ads that will (hopefully) make them less annoying once the change goes into effect.
Read More -
Meta Quest 2 Just Got An Unwelcome Price Hike
Meta has announced plans to increase its Quest virtual reality headset price, spurring complaints and conspiracy theories about the sudden change.
Read More -
What's The Difference Between A Wi-Fi Range Extender And A Mesh Network?
If weak Wi-Fi is making working from home or streaming movies a nightmare, it might be time for a network upgrade. We talk you through two of the best fixes.
Read More -
The Google Pixel 6a Has A Major Security Flaw
A reportedly flawed Google Pixel 6a can be unlocked via its fingerprint scanner with any finger -- even those that have never touched the phone before.
Read More -
Google Announces Serious Productivity Features For Android Tablets
Google is making life a bit easier for users who often reach for their tablets to get work done, adding key new features for Workspace apps on Android 12L.
Read More -
Google Chrome Might Soon Alert You About Weak Passwords
It would appear that the next big update for Chrome will give users a bit of a nudge toward stronger passwords across the platform -- in early testing now.
Read More -
Why You Probably Need To Stop Using Your Android Phone's Built-In Browser
Android smartphones come with popular browsers, but not without concerns. Here's why it may be best to stop using your Android's pre-installed browser.
Read More -
Google Pixel 6a Goes Up For Pre-Order: How To Snag One
Google has finally launched the Pixel 6a, giving Android users and Pixel fans alike the opportunity to pre-order a mid-range alternative to the Pixel 6 model.
Read More -
A New Social Media App Is Getting Major Attention
If you've been hearing about BeReal a lot lately, there's a good reason. The app has been skyrocketing in popularity as an alternative to bigger platforms.
Read More -
Meta Is Being Sued By Another Company Named Meta
Meta is facing a lawsuit from another company called Meta, with the latter of the two claiming that Facebook (now called Meta) harmed it by rebranding.
Read More -
Google Will Begin Testing AR Glasses Prototypes In The Real World This Summer
Google has a new pair of smart glasses ready for testing, complete with a few privacy features in order to avoid the controversy that came with Google Glass.
Read More -
Cuteness Hides The Sinister Truth About Google's AI Image Tool
Google's Imagen AI can create some impressive images simply from a couple of lines of text. But the tool does come with some concerns. Here's why.
Read More -
TP-Link Just Took The Sting Out Of Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E
You've no doubt heard quite a bit about 5G, but what about Wi-Fi 6E? TP-Link's new tri-band router is designed to be simple enough for anyone to use.
Read More -
How To Stop Spam Emails
Providers have become very adept at filtering out spam messages before they ever reach your inbox. Some still get through, but you can avoid them.
Read More -
Google Play Just Changed Store Fees In A Big Way
Following a similar move in Korea, Google has revealed lower Play Store developer fees and support for third-party billing systems in the EEA.
Read More -
How To Delete Twitter
Whether you're concerned about data and privacy or you just need a good off-screen break, deleting your Twitter account is easy to do. Here's how.
Read More -
Twitter Sues Elon Musk To Force Him To Complete Acquisition
Elon Musk has been served with a lawsuit launched by Twitter. Twitter's legal team seeks to force Musk's acquisition deal or a massive monetary penalty.
Read More -
How To Set Up Markdown In Google Docs, And Why You Should
There are some limits to using Markdown in Google Docs, but there are also some serious formatting benefits.
Read More
