How To Enable Dark Mode On Windows 11
Dark modes are more popular than ever, offering relief for tired eyes and better battery life. Windows 11 has its own dark mode, and it's easy to enable.
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Microsoft Edge Is Getting A New Split Screen Feature, But Is It Enough To Make You Switch Browsers?
Microsoft Edge could gain the ability to compare two tabs, side-by-side within one browser window which is a much sought-after feature that Chrome doesn't have.
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The Reason Why The Apple Watch Has A Red Flashlight Feature
The Apple Watch doesn't have an LED, but it can still function as a flashlight by displaying white or red light on its screen. Why a red flashlight, though?
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Tweak These Four Settings On Your iPhone Camera To Get Better Photos
Want to get the very best photos out of your iPhone? We have a few tips and tricks that you may not be aware of to help you capture some great moments.
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How To Add A VPN To Your Wi-Fi Router
VPNs are a handy tool for protecting your privacy and encrypting your traffic online. Many can even be set up on your router itself to secure all your devices.
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5 Of The Most Useful Bixby Tricks Samsung Galaxy Users Should Know
Samsung's Bixby assistant is built into every Samsung Galaxy phone and it has some abilities that other voice assistants lack. We'll show you our favorites.
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12 Best Journal Apps To Help You Cherish Your Memories
Looking for a way to destress from a busy day or to record your memories for future reading? Here are the best journal apps you can download today.
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Elon Musk Says Controversial $420 Tesla Tweet Wasn't A Joke
Elon Musk is currently making rounds at court in a securities fraud trial, and once again, his controversial "funding secured" tweet is at the forefront.
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Messenger's Default End-To-End Encrypted Chats Expand To More People, Pick Up New Features
Facebook's end-to-end encryption feature is getting a bunch of new features that weren't available when Secret Conversations first launched.
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Apple iOS 16.3 Released: What's New On Your iPhone
Apple has just released the stable build of iOS 16.3 for all compatible iPhones, and it brings a few notable changes, including security key support.
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New Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Leak Suggests Updated Front-Facing Camera Sensors And 4K Resolution
Though the Galaxy S23 launch is only days away, leaks keep pouring in. The latest suggests the S23 Ultra model may get some key camera changes.
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5 Things Reviewers Liked And Disliked About Apple's 2023 Mac Mini
While we work on our own Mac mini review, here are some thoughts from around the tech review neighborhood and what they liked and disliked about it,
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Apple's Mixed-Reality Headset Gambles On A Wild New Virtual Interface
If rumors prove true, Apple's upcoming mixed-reality headset may sport an entirely new interface that utilizes natural hand gestures and eye tracking.
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How Particle Accelerators Hit The Big Time
Particle accelerators have gone from niche scientific communities to the mainstream in recent decades, and technology keeps improving.
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Affordable Gaming Desktops Worth Buying In 2022
When buying a gaming PC, sorting through all of the towering claims is difficult. Here are the top gaming desktops worth your money for an optimal experience.
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Every Type Of Mechanical Keyboard Switch Explained
Mechanical keyboard switches serve the typists who prefer a more authentic typing experience that harks back to the days of the typewriter.
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Banks Team To Create Digital Payment Wallet Competitor To Apple Pay And PayPal
Much like the convenience of PayPal or other digital wallet options, several America's biggest bank institutions are teaming up to create a similar offering.
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Is A Resin 3D Printer Worth It?
When most people think about 3D printing, they probably imagine a filament-based printer. There's another option, though, and revolves entirely around resin.
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Amazon Glow, The Smart Screen For Kids, Gets Widespread Launch In US
Amazon's smart screen for kids, Glow, has finally launched across the U.S. for anyone to purchase. In addition to its screen, Glow has a built-in projector.
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Bitcoin Has Recently Lost A Lot Of Its Value. Here's Why
Despite the notion that Bitcoin's value should be based on the utility and longevity of the technology, it seems the coin's cost remains tied to market trends.
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This Hack Lets You Add Android Auto To Your Tesla
Tesla EVs revolve around the latest tech, but they lack one of the most common ways drivers navigate: with Android Auto. This hack changes things.
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5 Things Reviewers Liked And Disliked About Apple's 2023 MacBook Pro
With reviews out for the latest MacBook hardware, Apple has made some significant efficiency and M2-fueled power improvements with the 2023 MacBook Pro.
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How To Use The Recent Websites Feature On Samsung Galaxy Phones
Samsung is rolling out a new feature called Recent Websites which allows you to transfer websites from your Galaxy phone to your Galaxy Book.
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Spotify To Cut 6% Of Its Workforce Through Another Round Of Big Tech Layoffs
Spotify is letting go of approximately 6% of its workforce and restructuring the top of the organization in the latest round of tech layoffs.
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OnePlus Buds Pro 2 Will Support Android 13's Spatial Audio
Just before the reveal event, OnePlus has revealed that its upcoming Buds Pro 2 will support the spatial surround sound audio features from Android 13.
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The Amazon Astro Poses A Huge Privacy Threat
The Amazon Astro is making the possibility of owning a robot into a reality, but there are some privacy concerns that will coming along with it.
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Here's What The Lights On Your Modem And Router Mean
While every Wi-Fi router is different from one another, each router typically has LEDs and symbols to display basic information about your connection.
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