Apple Backs California Bill In Surprising Support Of Right To Repair
Apple has decided to back a right-to-repair bill in California. This move is surprising, as Apple was lobbying against such bills only a few years ago.
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YouTube May Soon Let You Search For Songs Just By Humming
The next time some random unknown song is stuck on repeat in your head, you can hum it at YouTube and let the AI figure out its title for you.
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Samsung's Monstrous 57-Inch Odyssey Neo G9 Gaming Monitor Finally Gets A Price
Sporting a massive 32:9 ultrawide resolution, the massive Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 offers an incredible visual experience paired with a fast response time.
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Corsair's Platform:6 Modular Desk Comes With A Boatload Of Customization Options
Aiming at flexibility and customization, Corsair's own take on the work-from-home standing desk offers tons of features and compatibility for all work.
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Is There A Better Time Of Year To Buy A New Laptop?
If you're looking to buy a new MacBook or Windows laptop, here are the things to keep in mind to get a good discount on that major purchase.
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Here's What Happened To The Cast Of American Chopper After The Show Ended
"American Chopper" was an early hit for reality TV and some of its stars became celebrities overnight. Here is what they are up to these days.
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Get Ready To See Ads In TikTok Search Results
TikTok's current ads are relatively unobtrusive and easily skippable. That may change as the company looks for new places to advertise, like search results.
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Ubisoft Lands Streaming Rights To Activision Blizzard Games As Microsoft Tries To Woo UK Regulators
In a bid to appeal to regulators in the U.K., Microsoft and Ubisoft are forming an unusual alliance to spread the wealth of Activision-Blizzard games.
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How Chuck Yeager's Groundbreaking Record Led To The Bell X-2's Tragedy
When Chuck Yeager first broke the sound barrier, it was an amazing accomplishment, but the Bell X-2 program it inspired would end in tragedy.
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How To Charge Your Ring Doorbell's Battery
The wireless version of the Ring Doorbell is pretty advanced technologically, so there's no surprise its battery system is a little more involved.
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Amazon's Free New Fire TV Channels App Has 400 Reasons To Watch
Amazon's Fire TV customers have access to a new app that makes it easier to stream free channels, including several new additions to the lineup.
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The iPhone Feature That'll Protect You If Someone Steals Your Phone
Your phone certainly can't explode itself after a message, but if you're particularly worried about your data, your iPhone does have its own 'self-destruct.'
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HQ Trivia: Recounting Its Most Disastrous Moments
"HQ Trivia" was a seemingly overnight success story with a tragic ending. Here are the short-lived cultural phenomenon's most disastrous moments.
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Can You Use An 18V Battery In A 24V Ryobi? Here's What You Should Know
If you have one of the now-discontinued 24V Ryobi power tools, you're probably having issues finding a replacement battery. Will the 18V option work instead?
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The iPhone Setting That'll Speed Up Charging
If you need to charge your iPhone in a hurry, there are a couple of settings you can toggle that might give you a little boost and need less time plugged in.
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The iPhone Setting That'll Make One-Handed Texting Easier
One-handed texting doesn't require a lot of dexterity, but even phones with massive displays like the iPhone 14 Pro Max make it difficult to type one-handed.
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The Question To Ask Siri If You Find Someone Else's iPhone
If you find a lost iPhone, one of the simplest ways to find out who it belongs to is simply to ask Siri. Returning a lost device is now much easier.
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Ryobi Vs Milwaukee: Which Brand Has The Best Cordless Drill?
Milwaukee and Ryobi are two of the most popular manufacturers of tools in the U.S., but how do they compare to one another? It depends on what you need.
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5 Of The Best Ways To Free Up Storage On Android
Even the highest storage Android phones and other devices can run out of space from time to time. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to save some space.
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Even Elon Musk Was A Victim In This Massive Data Breach Tesla Calls An Inside Job
Data breached by two unknown Tesla workers has compromised vulnerable details for several thousand employees, including information pertaining to Musk himself.
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Why Your CPU Is Overheating (And What You Can Do About It)
Your CPU is the brains of your computer and if it's overheating, there are a few things you'll need to check in on to reign that in. Here's what to do.
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How To See What Personal Information Is Shared With Your Uber Eats Delivery Drivers
While it might seem weird to have a stranger bring you tacos at 3 in the morning, Uber will actually show you the exact information your delivery person sees.
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Why US Aircraft Carriers Are Extremely Hard To Sink
U.S. Aircraft carriers are some of the largest vehicles in the world. They are extremely well protected outside and in, and they're built to take a pounding.
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Threads' Long-Awaited Desktop Version May Finally Be Launching Soon
Can a web version of Meta's Threads bring back users that tried the Twitter rival but then drifted away? We may not have long to wait to find out.
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Milwaukee Tools One-Key Explained: What Is It, And How Does It Work?
If you're someone who lends out tools and hates having to keep up with who has borrowed what, Milwaukee's One-Key system might solve your headaches.
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5 Ways Siri Can Benefit People With Disabilities
If you have a disability, Apple's assistant Siri can be configured to be very helpful in your day-to-day life. Here's what it can do and how to set it up.
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5 Ryobi Tools That Are No-Brainers At Their Price
Take a look at these five essential Ryobi tools that are an easy buy for anyone looking to put together a basic tool collection for use around the home.
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