Apple's WWDC May Reveal Key Tools For AR/VR Headsets
As part of its upcoming developer conference, Apple will reportedly reveal new tools that'll help devs get their apps ready for the company's upcoming headsets.
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How To Use Browser Extensions On Safari For iPhone And iPad
With the arrival of iOS 15, iPhone and iPad users gained support for extensions in Safari, which make the browser a bit more useful for many tasks.
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How To Connect Your Apple Watch To Your Peloton
If you're a fitness enthusiast who owns an Apple Watch and has a Peloton membership, you can enjoy the best of both worlds by linking the two platforms.
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How To Transfer Apple Music Songs To Spotify
Apple Music drew in many new users with its generous trial period, but maybe you're ready to go back to Spotify. If so, transferring your playlists is tricky.
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How To Deregister An Echo Device From Your Amazon Account
When you buy a new Amazon product like an Echo, it has to be registered to your account. Inevitably the day will come when you need to deregister, too.
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Here's Why Uranus And Neptune Are Different Colors
The icy planets Uranus and Neptune are both stunning blue colors, but each has its own hue. Now researchers know why these planets don't quite match.
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How To Connect Two Pairs Of AirPods To One iPhone And Share Audio
The arrival of iOS 13 brought a feature called Share Audio that lets iPhone users pair a second set of AirPods to their device, and using the feature is simple.
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Is There A Center Of The Universe?
Despite how important we believe the Earth is, it's not the center of the universe, because the universe ultimately has no center.
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Why NASA Is Measuring Dust On Earth From Space
In addition to the dust on the moon and Mars, NASA plans to study Earth's dust to determine how it may be helping or exacerbating climate change.
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The Reason Sony's PlayStation Vita Was A Failure
Handheld consoles are popular again thanks to the Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck. Sony tried to leave its own mark with the PS Vita, but it ultimately failed.
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Is Your iPhone's 5G Service Slow? Here's How To Turn It Off
Your iPhone may support 5G, but that doesn't mean you're getting the fastest speeds with it. If you'd rather switch back to 4G LTE, it only takes a few taps.
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The One Failure That Changed Instagram Forever
Most people don't know that Instagram used to be a platform for location-sharing and event-planning, rather than a app for sharing photos.
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Why Goodyear's Bizarre Glowing Tires Were A Failure
It's not unusual to see a car with LEDs along its underside, giving it a nice glow at night. Back in the '60s, Goodyear did something similar with tires.
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The 5 Biggest News Stories Of The Week [5/29-6/3]
From politicians trading quips with Elon Musk to Meta making questionable privacy decisions again, these are the five biggest tech news stories of the week.
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iPhone Focus Mode: What Is It, And How Do You Use It?
In addition to Do Not Disturb, Apple offers a similar mode for iPhone users called Focus. This feature is easy to understand and even easier to use.
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The Easiest Way To Make Your Old Toyota Prius Feel New Again
The Prius has been around for more than two decades, meaning there are a bunch of aging models on the road. Fortunately, it's easy to make them feel new again.
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NASA Tools Up To Explain This Decades-Old Moon Dome Mystery
NASA has revealed a new program that'll aim to unravel the mysteries of the Gruithuisen Domes -- elements on the moon that we know precious little about.
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3D-Printed Living Ear Transplanted To Girl Born Without One
3DBio is using a new 3D printing technique that'll allow the creation of a second ear for a girl born with just one, using cells from one to create the other.
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Why Ford's Push To Remove EVs From Dealerships Is Great News
Ford CEO James Farley announced that the company will move away from selling EVs with car dealerships: Here's why that's a good thing for you, the consumer.
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2022 Toyota Tundra Review: Better In Almost Every Way
The 2022 Toyota Tundra addresses most of the issues our reviewer had with its predecessor -- and added a few new tricks for good measure.
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Sega's Newest Mini Console Has Us Excited For The Genesis Mini 2
After the success of the first Mega Drive Mini, Sega has announced the Mega Drive Mini 2. Here's what we know about the mini retro console so far.
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12 Important Things To Consider Before Buying A Gaming PC
Building the perfect gaming PC is as much about personal preference and needs as it is about style. Here's everything to consider.
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New York Passes Bill To Prohibit Bitcoin Mining For The Next Two Years - Here's Why It Matters
Previously retired power facilities have been being repurposed for cryptomining. A government bill is set to put an end to the practice -- at least for now.
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The Android Flashlight Hack You Should Know About
There's a new way to access the flashlight feature on your Android device, provided you have access to the latest build of Android 13: double-tap to light up.
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8 Best Uses For An Old Raspberry Pi
That old Raspberry Pi doesn't need to just sit there and collect dust. These ideas will keep your old Pi active in your home for years.
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10 Physics Experiments That Changed Our View Of the Universe
Physics has evolved over centuries to help us better understand the universe and our place in it. These experiments played a major role.
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Ford Reveals What Its Future Really Looks Like
Ford is investing in a more sustainable future by helping their customer companies turn their vehicle fleets green.
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