Apple's Studio Display Has A Wild Accessory You Wouldn't Think Was Needed
The powerful new monitor's power cord is proprietary and is not removable — or is it?
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This Mac Studio Teardown Video Revealed A Surprising Feature Of The New Apple Powerhouse
A recent Mac Studio teardown video shows an unexpected possibility.
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Gboard On Galaxy Z Fold 3 May Finally Get A Long-Awaited Feature
Typing on Android tablets and large foldables is a hassle with Gboard, but that may change soon, as evidence of a split keyboard layout option has surfaced.
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Apple Watch Credited For Saving Elderly Woman's Life
Apple Watch can detect potential emergencies like a fall and notify authorities, who can then respond to the exact location. That's exactly what happened here.
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Steam Deck Gets Xbox Cloud Gaming Support With Microsoft Edge
The fully handheld Steam Deck gaming system is here, allowing the full catalog of Steam video games to be played either at home or on the go.
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Samsung Galaxy A73 Offers A 108MP Camera On A Non-Flagship Budget
Samsung quietly added a new member to its Galaxy A-series phones earlier this week, with imaging hardware from its flagships. Say hello to the Galaxy A73 5G
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The iPad Air 5 Is Peak Apple - Impressive And Frustrating
Outwardly, not much has shifted from the old iPad Air. However, it now packs the sort of grunt previously enjoyed by MacBook and iPad Pro owners.
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Tile Follows AirTags With New Secret Tracking Alert
Tile is adding a new Scan and Secure feature that will let users find tracking devices that might have been secretly deployed to track their movement.
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What Is NVIDIA G-Sync?
You've probably heard of NVIDIA's G-Sync technology, but do you know what it's for? Here's a simple primer to help you understand why these monitors matter.
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5 Reasons The iPhone SE 5G Is Your No-Brainer Upgrade In 2022
If ever there was a secret weapon in Apple's line-up, the iPhone SE stands a better chance than most hardware to be it. Here's why you should make the upgrade.
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Looks Like The iPhone 14 May Not Ditch The Notch After All
Another iPhone 14 leak has surfaced indicating the cheaper models in the upcoming line may include some disappointing features, including the display notch.
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Honor Magic 4 Ultimate Is A Camera Powerhouse
Honor has taken the wraps off its Magic 4 Ultimate, a smartphone that heavily emphasizes mobile photography with a custom image processor and stunning cameras.
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10 Rare Apple Products You Probably Didn't Know Existed
Apple has made many of the world's top-selling computers. But the brand also created a number of unique products you might not have known existed.
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Matter Delayed Again, As Smart Home Standard Struggles With Spec
Matter - the universal smart home connectivity standard - has been delayed until fall, and the reason behind the delay is somewhat surprising.
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Google May Have Found The Tech To Take AR Smart Glasses Mainstream
Google's track record with AR isn't exactly stellar, but a new deal may have secured it the tech needed to take smart glasses into the mainstream
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Samsung's Galaxy A53 5G Could Give iPhone SE Nightmares
The new Samsung Galaxy A53 is revealed with a set of features and a price that'll position it perfectly for its upcoming battle with Apple's own iPhone SE 3.
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Instagram Rolls Out Much-Needed Parental Controls
A few months after first announcing the plan, Meta has finally rolled out the first set of parental control features on Instagram in the US.
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When Was The First iPhone Released?
It's hard to imagine a world without the iPhone – even for those who remember life before it. Here's when the first model arrived and how it changed everything.
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Slack's iPad App Gets Major Redesign With Focus On Multitasking
Slack is back with a new update for its iPad app, adding key features similar to ones already found on desktop, as well as an improved design for multitasking.
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Why The White House Just Debriefed TikTokers On Misinformation
The Biden administration recently held a virtual briefing with influential TikTok users with the goal of curbing misinformation about the war in Ukraine.
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ASUS' New Zenbook 14 Laptops Put OLED To Good Use
OLED is still a rarity on laptops, but ASUS has two new Zenbook options - one a notebook, the other a convertible - that each boast a 2.8K screen
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Microsoft Made An $800 Webcam
The Surface Hub 2 Smart Camera is touted to be Microsoft's first AI-driven camera hardware.
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ESA Is Designing A Rover To Explore Caves On The Moon
The European Space Agency has some ideas for exploring beyond the lunar surface.
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DxO PureRaw 2 Feels Like Cheating (In The Best Ways)
PureRaw 2 is like a photo expert you can summon with a couple of clicks.
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Microsoft Boosts Xbox Cloud Gaming Performance On iPhone And iPad
Microsoft has announced Xbox Cloud Gaming performance improvements for the iPhone and iPad. The company has already seen a big uptick in playtime as a result.
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After Galaxy S22, Geekbench Delists Galaxy Tab S8 For Throttling Scheme
Samsung is facing renewed backlash over a new report that found its Galaxy Tab S8+ and Tab S8 Ultra tablets are also throttling some mobile games.
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What Is A DAO?
A deep look at what a DAO is, how it functions, and the advantages and disadvantages of this structure as it pertains to starting and running a business.
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