Widespread Outrage Forces Apple To Stop Displaying Gambling Ads On The App Store
Like most corporations, Apple's ultimate aim is to continue on a growth trajectory and explore new ways of making money. Ads are one controversial method.
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Elon Musk Reveals Exactly Why He's Buying Twitter
Elon Musk took to Twitter to talk about why he bought the platform and his future plans with the social network. We have all the details here.
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Snapchat's Director Mode Brings Video Editing Tools To iOS And Android
Snapchat's new Director Mode has myriad new features designed for users to have more control over editing their videos. Here's what Director Mode can do.
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How To Easily Clear The Cache In Windows 11
Windows 11 keeps a cache of temporary files in order to speed things up. But if that cache gets damaged or corrupted, you may want to clear it. We show you how.
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How To Use Your Venmo Account On Amazon
Amazon is rolling out Venmo as a payment option in the U.S. We give you the steps for how to set it up and use it when it becomes available to you.
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Level's Apple Exclusive Lock+ Makes Good Use Of The iOS Home Keys Feature
Level is back with another smart lock designed to blend in with ordinary deadbolts, one that, in this case, is tailored exclusively for Apple users.
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A 16-Inch iPad Pro Could Be Apple's 2023 Wildcard
Another leak claims Apple is working on a giant iPad Pro, though this rumored product is even bigger than the previously leaked (and unofficial) 14-incher.
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Sony's New Alpha 7R V Is Its First AI-Powered Camera
Three years after Sony introduced the Alpha 7R IV, the company has launched a successor to its popular resolution-focused full-frame mirrorless camera.
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Garmin DriveCam 76 Review: GPS With A Little Extra Security For The Road
The Garmin DriveCam 76 has the potential to be your always-active navigator and traffic assistant while you're out and about -- but is it worth the cash?
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iPhone Will Have To Comply With EU USB-C Rule, Says Apple Exec
The EU finalized a resolution requiring a common charger (USB-C) for handheld electronic devices, which Apple will have to comply with. Here's what that means.
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Elon Musk Might Finally Close The Twitter Deal Before This Weekend
It's been over six months since Elon Musk first offered to buy Twitter, the platform he apparently dreams of transforming into a free-speech utopia.
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This Underrated iPhone Feature Makes It Easy To Scan Documents
Especially in 2022, when most households and businesses are going paperless, anything that requires a paper trail is a challenge. iPhone makes it easy.
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Google Slapped With $113 Million Fine For Play Store Payment Abuse
This fine for forcing app developers to use the in-house payment system for the Play Store, Google's repository for hosting Android apps.
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10 Best Weather Apps And Widgets For Android In 2022
Weather apps are some of the most reliably simple and functional pieces of software available for your smartphone. Do you know which app is best for you?
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How To Use The New iPhone Continuity Camera Features On Mac
Apple has a new feature designed for consumers who have both an iPhone and a newer Mac. It's easy to use and will take your webcam sessions to the next level.
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OnePlus Nord N300 5G Heads To The U.S. Next Month
The OnePlus Nord N300 5G smartphone will arrive in the U.S. in November, so will it live up to its high value-for-price reputation? Here's what we know.
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How To Mute Anyone On Instagram Without Them Knowing
If you're following a bunch of people on Instagram and want to de-clutter your feed, but not actually unfollow anyone, there's a better option: muting.
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Apple Music Is Now More Expensive Per Month Than Spotify
Apple may have upped its pricing, but it still wins out for quality against one of its main competitors: Spotify.
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iPadOS 16 Released: Here's What Your iPad Gets
Apple has officially released the next major evolution of iPadOS, offering iPad users a more Mac-like experience with some key new features.
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Apple Releases macOS Ventura: Here's What You Need To Know
The latest version of Apple's Mac operating system, macOS 13 Ventura, is out now and it's bringing a dauntingly long list of changes along with it.
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Apple's Rumored M2 Mac Pro Sounds Like A Beastly Machine
Two years after Apple announced its plans to shift the Mac platform from Intel's x86 platform to Apple's ARM-based chips, the transition is nearly complete.
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SlashGear Asks: What's The Worst Current Samsung Smartphone Model? - Exclusive Survey
Samsung holds the largest global share of the smartphone market, but they have made some duds. Here is what our readers voted the worst Samsung phone of 2022.
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The Best Ways To Fix An iPhone That Won't Connect To Wi-Fi
iPhone won't connect to Wi-Fi? It can be frustrating, but there are several ways to fix the problem, so here's how to reconnect your iPhone to Wi-Fi.
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Researchers Find New Use For Starlink But Elon Musk May Not Be Pleased
Researchers have discovered another area where Starlink could come in handy, though they've had to go it alone, as SpaceX isn't part of the unique project.
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What You Need To Do If You Forgot Your Instagram Password
It can be easy to forget your password on Instagram. Luckily, resetting it is a fairly simple process.
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Elon Musk Promises Smaller, Cheaper Tesla, But We've Been Burned Before
Tesla CEO Elon Musk wants to make an inexpensive, entry-level vehicle by scaling down parts to make it happen.
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Bono Is Sorry Apple Made You Download A U2 Album
The "Songs of Innocence" debacle raised questions about bloatware from Apple users for almost a decade.
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