How To Set Up Your Custom iPhone Call Poster
If you want to set up a call poster on iPhone, It's all easily set up from your iPhone's internal settings.
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Microsoft And Sony Sign Deal To Keep Call Of Duty On PlayStation For 10 Years
Following months of arguing over Microsoft's Activision Blizzard acquisition, Sony has relented and signed a deal to keep "Call of Duty" on PlayStation.
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Why The U.S. Military Doesn't Use Battleships Anymore
Shows of gigantic force can be effective deterrents.but as warfare has changed the needs of world navies have changed too.
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The Reason Why Leica Cameras Are So Expensive
For all the photography buffs out there, Leica may be way out of budget for the typical photo shooter, but there's a reason why it charges a premium.
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ChatGPT's New AI Feature Lets You Upload Files, Create Charts, And More
Code Interpreter - part of ChatGPT's paid tier - can accomplish a lot with large data sets including visualizations.
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RCS Messaging On Android Explained: What It Is And How To Set It Up
If you're an Android user, you've probably heard about RCS messaging. Here's how the tech differs from SMS and how to enable it on your smartphone.
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Eight Inventions That Were Supposed To Be Indestructible (But Weren't)
Some things are supposed to be impossible to break, but as it turns out, nearly everything ever invented has a weak point of some sort.
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5 Of The Best Free Text To Speech Apps For Android And iPhone
Sure, your phone's assistant can read most web pages for you, but these TTS apps offer a lot more, from reading photos to celebrity voices.
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The Terrifying Effects Submarine Radar Can Have On Humans
Based on its fictional interpretation, you might assume sonar is harmless, however, that is not the case.
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How To Tell If Your iPhone Is Carrier Unlocked
If you have plans to upgrade your iPhone and sell or pass on your old one to someone else, you will need to fulfill the carrier's unlocking policy requirements.
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DDoS Attacks Explained: What They Are And How They Work
You've no doubt heard the term DDoS before, but what does it mean? While it may sound complicated, this particular attack method is easy to understand.
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5 Features That Make Samsung Galaxy Phones The Android Flagships To Beat
Samsung is one of the premiere smartphone you can buy today and there are several reasons why they're head and shoulders above the rest. Here they are.
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The 5 Best Wireless Earbuds For Running In 2023
While there are many good running headphones out there, comfort and ease of use are two very important factors when choosing the right sound accessory.
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The Reason Cassette Tapes Are Making A Big Comeback
The nearly forgotten cassette tape is enjoying an unlikely resurgence in popularity -- here is what is driving interest in this six decade old media format.
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10 Essential Apps Every Photographer Should Have Installed
Phone cameras have made photography much easier, but there are tons of apps that can simplify professional photography as well. Here are the most essential.
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Blocked From ChatGPT Error: What It Means And How To Fix It
It can be distressing if you've been blocked by ChatGPT, especially if you pay for the service. Here are the steps you should take to remedy the situation.
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Why Your Computer Monitor Is Flickering (And How You Can Fix It)
Computer monitors can get a little finnicky for a variety of reasons, but unless the problem is truly catastrophic, most of the fixes are quite easy and quick.
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How To Delete Apps On Mac
Whatever the reason, deleting or uninstalling apps on your Mac is pretty simple and there's more than one way to do it.
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The 5 Best Free Apps To Limit Screen Time On Android
Cutting back on screen time is beneficial, and there are healthy ways to avoid being in front of a screen at all times.
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How To Leave A WhatsApp Group Chat
While WhatsApp group chats are handy, you might find yourself wanting to leave one at some point. Thankfully, it's pretty easy to do this with a few taps.
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AI Is Taking Center Stage In The SAG-AFTRA Strike: Here's Why
With SAG-AFTRA joining forces with the striking WGA, Hollywood has effectively ground to a halt, and the biggest issue at hand is generative AI.
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Honey Bees Can Be Used As Biosensors: Here's How
Dogs may be the most popular animal for sniffing out particular chemicals and odors, but our little yellow buzzing friends are actually even better.
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What Is The iPhone Journal App, And How Do You Use It?
Tired of paying a monthly subscription for your current journal app of choice? Apple has its own Journal app launching with iOS 17. Here's how it works.
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How To Use Your iPhone Widgets On Your Mac
With Apple's upcoming macOS Sonoma, currently in public beta, you can port widgets from an iPhone to a Mac, and it's unsurprisingly really easy to do.
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Elon Musk's X Corp Files $1 Million Lawsuit Over Twitter Data Scraping
Elon Musk's X Corp. filed a lawsuit that alleges that four scrapers flooded Twitter with false and automated sign-ups in an attempt to obtain user data.
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FTC Opens Investigation Into ChatGPT Over Consumer Harm Concerns
The Federal Trade Commission has begun an investigation into ChatGPT creator OpenAI. We take a look at why and what they're specifically looking for.
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What's Happening With VanMoof eBikes
VanMoof's eBikes seemed to be experiencing some sort of trouble recently when the company removed them from sale. Now we have a better idea of what's going on.
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