5 Of The Best Indoor TV Antennas
If cord-cutting isn't working out and you're missing a few cable channels, you can get some (or all) of them back with one of these TV antennas.
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5 Of The Best Bug-Busting Gadgets To Keep Pests Out Of Your Home
If you can't stand all the bugs that crop up in the summer season, you might want to get your hands on one of these bug-busting tools.
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How To Remove A Payment Method From Your Apple ID (And Why You Might Want To)
If you added a card that you don't want anymore or you're just trying to declutter your Wallet app, here's how you can go about that.
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Top 4 Remote Desktop Apps For Android
If you need an app to remotely log into your Mac or Windows PC, these picks (some free, others paid) will serve you well.
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Hackers Figured Out How To Unlock Expensive Tesla EV Features Without Paying
'We don't want to pay $300 for the rear heated seats,' one of the researchers said. Their findings will be presented at Black Hat USA 2023.
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5 Ordinary Home Items Perfect For Cleaning Your iPhone
Because of how often we use our iPhones, they are among the germiest things we touch every day. Here's how to give it the care it needs.
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5 Of The Best Organization Apps On iPhone To Help Simplify Your Daily Life
Be it tasks, notes, expenses, or even your closet, there's a free app on the App Store that can make your life a little less of a mess.
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Google's New Search Alert Reveals When Your Personal Info Appears Online
Google is rolling out new privacy controls that will allow you to get notifications whenever your personal information gets published online.
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Apple's Hardware Sales Dipped In Q3, But Services Picked Up The Slack
Apple's summer quarter wasn't notable when it came to hardware sales, but the company did manage to hit a new record with its services revenue.
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Nothing Just Confirmed That It's Making A Smartwatch
Nothing, the awkwardly named company behind a couple of mid-range phones and earbuds, has announced plans to create its first smartwatch model.
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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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AI Is Quietly Killing Microsoft's Cortana (And She Won't Be Its Last Virtual Victim)
Microsoft seems to be killing off Cortana's app on Windows 11 in the near future, and Windows 10 will likely follow soon after. Here's what we know.
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Why WD-40 Beats Out Compressed Air When It Comes To Cleaning Electronics
You've likely heard a million times that compressed air is great at picking dust off electronics. But here's why WD-40 is better.
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How To Access APN Settings On Your Android Phone
If you're having issues accessing the internet or sending multimedia messages, you may need to change your phone's APN settings. Here's how to find them.
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How To Properly Maintain Your MacBook Pro's Battery
There's no way to perpetually maintain a laptop battery forever, but there are ways to keep your MacBook battery longer.
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AMD Says New 'Enthusiast' Radeon 7000 GPUs Will Arrive Soon
AMD is gearing up to launch another batch of 7000 series GPUs, these ones categorized as "enthusiast" tier for those who don't want to spend a small fortune.
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Reddit's Latest Major Outage Hit Both Desktop And Mobile
Reddit was hit with a brief but widespread outage on Wednesday, one that took down both its desktop website and its mobile app for some users worldwide.
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AI Could Be Coming To A White Castle Near You
White Castle's experiments involving AI have apparently been fruitful, and as such, the company is expanding its use of the technology at restaurants.
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AirTags 2 Might Be A Long Time Off, But The Wait Could Be Worth It
A new generation of AirTags may be coming, but there's likely a good reason why a new version of the personal item trackers has taken so long to come out.
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Elon Musk's X Now Letting Twitter Blue Subscribers Hide Their Checkmarks
X is adding a new and unusual perk to Twitter Blue subscribers: Hiding the "verified" blue checkmark, which has often been the source of jokes and memes.
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Why The Onyx Boox Tab Ultra C Might Make You Give Up Your iPad For Reading
The Onyx Boox Tab Ultra C works with an color ePaper display from E Ink. With this device, you can read comic books in direct sunlight -- that's no easy feat.
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Why Your Keyboard Is Typing Backwards On Windows (And How To Fix It)
The good news is that your computer is neither possessed nor communicating with parallel universes, and the backwards typing can be solved very easily.
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The Bizarre Story Of WW2's Prinz Eugen Battleship
When it was under command of the Nazi Kriegsmarine, the Prinz Eugen was fairly well known to the Allies.
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The Biggest Downside Of LED Lights (And 5 Reasons They're Better Than Incandescent)
If you've been considering a switch to LED lights for your house, here are five pros and one con against the tungsten filament lightbulb.
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You Can Now Purchase Xbox Repair Parts Through Microsoft
Touted as “genuine Microsoft repair parts,” Microsoft is currently selling parts for out-of-warranty wireless controllers.
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Elon Musk's X Makes Good On Its Threat, Sues Nonprofit Over Hate Speech Allegations
X Corp. filed a lawsuit against a not-for-profit hate-speech and misinformation watchdog for allegedly driving advertisers away with its reports.
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T-14 Armata: Russia's Next-Generation Battle Tank
Russia has a next-generation member of its cavalry coming with the T-14 Armata, but production has not been nearly as expedited as the superpower wants.
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