WearOS 4 May Finally Fix One Of The Most Annoying Smartwatch Limitations
Wear OS has had one really annoying problem since its inception, and it looks like Google, Samsung, or both might finally be fixing it in an upcoming release.
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Galaxy S23 FE Launch Could Be Imminent According To New Leak
The Fan Edition phones from Samsung eventually disappeared with the Galaxy S21 FE in 2022, but a comeback for Samsung fans may be on the way soon.
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EA-6B Prowler: The Electronic Warfare Aircraft That Never Ceased To Impress
The EA-6B Prowler became an essential aircraft needed for combat flight missions. Here is everything you need to know about this impressive aircraft.
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10 Android Apps Your Old Or Budget Phone Should Avoid At All Costs
Don't pile more on your poor old phone's plate than it can handle. These are 10 Android apps your old or budget phone should avoid at all costs.
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As Subreddit Blackouts Loom, Reddit CEO Announces AMA About Controversial API Changes
Reddit's API move, as well as the loss of Apollo and controversial claims made about its dev, have resulted in a planned AMA with Reddit CEO Huffman.
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Mark Zuckerberg Gave His Opinion On Apple's Vision Pro, And It's Not Very Flattering
It seems Zuckerberg waited nervously for Apple to reveal the Vision Pro, but after he got a look at it, Meta's founder and CEO expressed relief.
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Major PC Monitor Brands Ranked Worst To Best
If you are looking for a new monitor, it's important to consider reliability, warranty, and compatibility. Here are the major PC monitor brands, ranked.
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Reddit's Greed Just Killed The Site's Best Third-Party App
Reddit is moving forward with its heavily criticized API fees, and after some drama (and secretly recorded calls), it's official: Apollo will shut down soon.
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Google Password Manager Soups Up Security, Gets A Dedicated Space On Desktop
Google Password Manager is rolling out some new and upcoming changes on mobile and desktop to bring it closer to a full-fledged password storing app.
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10 Reasons You Shouldn't Buy A Foldable Android Phone Right Now
Foldable devices might be the future, but they are difficult to recommend without reservation. Here is why you shouldn't buy a foldable Android phone yet.
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WhatsApp Rolls Out Channels, Taking One More Step Toward Traditional Social Media
WhatsApp typically serves as a means of communication between individuals or groups, but the new Channels feature functions more like business communication.
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ChatGPT Picks Up Key Upgrades On iOS, Including Siri And Shortcuts Support
An app update for ChatGPT on iOS and iPadOS brings numerous enhancements and features for Apple devices, while making the experience more comfortable on iPad.
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How To Get Free Grubhub+ For Two Years With Amazon Prime
Amazon announced this week that it's launched a new promotional partnership with Grubhub to bring Amazon Prime subscribers a free year (or two) of Grubhub+.
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Apple M2 Pro Vs. M2 Max: Which Next-Gen Chip Should Power Your Next Machine?
Apple provided a next-gen boost to its MacBook lineup with the M2 Pro and M2 Max, giving buyers options to decide which chipset is right for them.
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Why The World's First Jet Airliner Was A Failure (But Still Revolutionary)
Before Boeing and Douglas, the 'Comet' was the first jet-fueled airliner to carry passengers, but its trailblazing was not without some significant failures.
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ChatGPT Was Tasked With Writing An Episode For Black Mirror & Failed Tremendously
There are legitimate fears about ChatGPT replacing humans in creative fields, but it looks like AI isn't entirely up for the task quite yet.
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Amazon Reportedly Plots Ad-Supported Tier For Prime Video
Amazon has no intention of slowing down its video streaming business. To handle the production bills, it may be exploring an ad-supported Prime Video tier.
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Essential Air Quality Tech You Need To Survive Wildfire Smoke
Wildfire smoke inhalation and other health issues are becoming more prevalent as these events happen, but there are ways and methods to keep yourself safe.
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Minecraft For Chromebooks Exits Early Access - Here Are The Machines It'll Run On
No longer will Chromebook users need to settle for workarounds. "Minecraft" is now available natively via the Google Play store on Chromebook devices.
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10 Incredible New iOS 17 Features You'll Want To Use On Your iPhone
A slew of improvements will be added to the iPhone with iOS 17. Here are 10 great new iOS 17 features you can look forward to using on your iPhone.
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Wordpress' New AI Lets You Blog Without Actually Blogging
WordPress is bringing AI-powered drafting to the blogging and personal website world, offering summarization and emotion-based writing capabilities.
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Why Your Printer Is Slow And How To Fix It
If your printer isn't printing as fast as you'd like it to, you have a few options to sort things out. Here are a few things to try to get it to print faster.
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4 Of The Best Computer Mice For Your Mac, Ranked
Apple offers several advanced mice options for power users, but depending on the work you're doing, third-party options may do the job even better.
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Apple visionOS Wants To Do For AR What iOS Did For Smartphones
Apple finally introduced its mixed-reality headset, the Vision Pro, during WWDC 2023. The headset is powered by visionOS, which may change the AR game entirely.
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Instagram May Be The Next Social Media App To Get An AI Chatbot
If a discovery made by a reverse engineer is anything to go by, Meta is working on its own AI chatbot for Instagram, and it may have many personalities.
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Apple Namedrop Explained (And Why It's Worth Using)
With iOS 17, Apple will introduce NameDrop, a fun new way to share contact cards with a lot less hassle.
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What Is The R1 CPU Found In Apple's Vision Pro Headset?
Apple's Vision Pro headset has two processors to run the operating system and sync it with your head movements. Here's everything we know about the R1 CPU.
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