5 Ways To Fix An iPhone Mail App That's Not Receiving Email
The iPhone's Mail app is compatible with all sorts of email clients, but that also means you can run into some connection issues every once in a while.
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5 Tips You Need To Know To Maximize Your Wi-Fi Signal
If your phone or laptop keeps disconnecting from your Wi-Fi router, here's what you can do to get a better signal around the house.
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How To Change Google Chrome Notification Settings (And Why You Might Want To)
Chrome has a few different settings that let you control whether websites can send you notifications. They're easy to change on mobile and desktop.
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How To Change Privacy Settings On Twitter (And Why You Might Need To)
As it just so happens, Twitter does have built-in settings to help you maintain your privacy on the site.
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Elon Musk Just Announced A New Change That Could Finally Kill Twitter For Good
Elon Musk posted on X (Twitter) that a certain important feature would soon be removed from the platform. Find out what it is and what that means.
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Bard As A Life Coach Is Google's Worst AI Idea So Far
Google plans to deploy a version of Bard in a life coach capacity, whether through Google Assistant or something separate, but execution is everything.
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Elon Musk's X Accused Of Throttling Links To Twitter Competitors
It seems Musk is unhappy with Zuckerberg and certain publishers, as his X platform is now delaying redirects to Meta platforms and select news websites.
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YouTube's Bolstered Misinformation Policy Targets Bogus Cancer Treatments
In an effort to curb misinformation on the platform, YouTube has dedicated new policies toward combating cancer-related misinformation and malicious content.
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Xfinity Storm-Ready Wi-Fi Is Battery And Cellular Internet Backup For Outages
Comcast is offering an option for Xfinity customers in areas prone to storms and power outages in the U.S. with its 'Storm-Ready Wi-Fi' cellular backup service.
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How To Create A Pivot Table In Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets
A pivot table is a useful tool in data analysis that can give you an overview of your data. We'll show you how to create one in Excel and Google Sheets.
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How To Play YouTube In The Background On iPhone
If you want to catch some tunes on your iPhone from YouTube, but you don't want to pay for background play functionality, here's a little trick to help you.
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Will This Viral TikTok Samsung Galaxy Wi-Fi Trick Actually Speed Up Your Internet?
A TikTok tech tip went viral for Samsung phones that can potentially optimize your Wi-Fi connection, but there's more to it than just speeding up your Wi-Fi.
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How To Add Page Numbers In Google Docs Or Microsoft Word
You printed out that long research document, but now, you can't tell which page comes after which one. Here's how to keep things organized.
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How To Use The Gmail App's Built-In Translation Feature
For those dealing in multiple languages regularly with their emails, Gmail users will soon get the added benefit of in-app translation of any foreign languages.
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Starlink Explained: The Next Frontier In Internet Technology And How It Works
Starlink is expanding internet access to various remote regions around the world, though the rollout of its satellite network hasn't been without controversy.
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How To Speed Up The Internet Connection On Your Android Phone
If the internet on your Android phone seems to be slower than it used to be, there are a few simple things you can try to make the experience faster.
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X CEO Confirms Video Calling Is On The Way As Musk Continues Twitter Transformation
Linda Yaccarino appeared in an interview and confirmed that video calling is on its way to X, the app formerly known as Twitter. Here's what we know.
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You Could Outfit A House With Items From This Twitter HQ Auction
Any interior decorators with an affinity for the blue bird may be in luck, as X - formerly Twitter - is auctioning off another slew of furniture and signage.
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The Google Barge Explained: What Happened To Google's Offshore Showrooms
A decade ago, these edifices graced the waters off the West Coast. Here are the Google Barges explained.
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Threads Update Adds Instagram DM Integration
Meta's Threads app burned brightly upon launch, but has since fizzled away as users return to Twitter. The rollout of these new features may help change that.
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This Wi-Fi Lifehack Makes Sharing Your Network With Guests Easy
This simple hack will make it easy for anyone with a smartphone to join your Wi-Fi.
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Google Has A Hidden AI Grammar Checker: Here's How To Use It
Google has silently hidden a grammar checker inside its search engine. Now it's a lot easier to check the grammar of individual sentences and short phrases.
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Aereo: How The Internet TV Company Got Shut Down By The Supreme Court
Before Pluto and Sling, there was Aereo, a short-lived company that attempted to bring live TV to internet streaming until the Supreme Court shut it down.
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Bing AI Chat Is Coming To Third-Party Mobile Browsers, But There's A Catch
Microsoft's Bing AI chatbot is headed to other browsers like Firefox and Chrome, on desktop and mobile devices, but Edge users will still get special treatment.
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How To Download Twitter/X Videos With Your Blue Subscription
Subscribers of Twitter Blue are capable of saving their Twitter/"X" videos for offline viewing, which can be helpful for longer-form video uploads.
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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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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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