Apple iPad Redesign Ditches Home Button And Lightning
As expected, Apple has revealed the 10th-generation iPad and it seems the home button is well and truly dead with this latest redesign.
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Apple Reveals M2-Powered iPad Pro With Apple Pencil Hover And 5G
Apple just revealed a pair of new iPad devices with M2 chips inside and new features like Apple Pencil gen 2 connectivity and 5G.
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Here's Our First Look At Motorola's Rollable Smartphone Prototype
During Lenovo Tech World '22, Motorola showcased a prototype for its rollable smartphone, which can fold down to 4 inches. Take a look at the wild new design.
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Can Your Google Pixel Get A Virus From Chrome? Here's What We Know
The Pixel 7 smartphones come with a strong focus on security, but that doesn't mean they're impervious. Here's what you should know about viruses on Pixel.
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What Apple Users Should Do If They Encounter The iPhone 14 'SIM Not Supported' Bug
It seems the iPhone 14 is the subject of another bug, this one with an annoying message — and potentially even more annoying fix — involving the SIM card.
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Kanye West Is Buying Parler (Yes, Really)
Kanye West is buying his own social media site after being banned from several platforms following a series of controversial and racist comments.
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Unopened 2007 iPhone Nabs A Hefty Sum At Auction
How much would someone spend for a first-generation iPhone not only in pristine condition but still swaddled in an unopened box? You may be surprised.
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The Most Important Things To Understand About This Crypto Winter
The current crypto winter, or bear market, is tied to international financial happenings, as well as inflation in the U.S. So, here's how long it could last.
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Discord Rolls Out Nitro Basic, Multiplayer Activities, And Support For Third-Party Apps
Discord, the communication app of choice for gamers, is diversifying its premium Nitro tier to reach more customers with a cheaper subscription fee.
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The Most Important Tool You Need To Start Using On Windows 11
In addition to its various troubleshooters, Windows 11 packs a handy tool that can help quickly get your PC back up and running if something goes wrong.
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Apple Dreams Of Turning The iPad Into A Smart Home Hub Just Like Google
It appears Apple has big plans for its tablets: transforming them into smart home control hubs. The big change could arrive as early as next year.
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Bug-Like Flying 3D Printers Are A Powerful New Tool
Many industries have embraced 3D printing, which requires a high level of precision to produce accurate prints. That's what makes these drones so special.
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Elon Musk Makes An About Face On Starlink Funding For Ukraine
Despite threatening to end service, Elon Musk now says he will continue to provide Starlink to Ukraine without government funding.
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Elon Musk Says SpaceX Can No Longer Foot The Bill For Starlink In Ukraine
Starlink has been providing interner services to Ukraine since the conflict with Russia began, but Elon Musk says it can't continue to foot the bill.
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Meta's VR Avatar Legs Aren't All They Appear To Be
It turns out that despite an exciting presentation, Meta doesn't have a whole lot to stand on where legs are concerned.
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What Is Dolby Cinema And Where Can You Watch It?
If you're in the mood for a movie theater experience like no other, look to Dolby Cinema -- if you're lucky enough to live near a theater with the tech inside.
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Zelle Vs Venmo: Which Is The Better Payment App?
It's easier than ever to send someone money thanks to platforms like Venmo and Zelle, but having so many options available makes it hard to pick the best one.
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5 Privacy Settings You Need To Change On Your New iPhone
Whether you've been using an iPhone for years or recently made the switch from Android, there are several privacy features you should know about.
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Why NVIDIA Is Unlaunching The RTX 4080 12GB
NVIDIA has decided to pull the RTX 4080 12GB ahead of its launch, citing its incorrect naming convention.
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The Best Calendar App Alternatives For Android
The default calendar isn't suitable for every user, so here are some alternatives for choosy Android calendar users.
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The Most Common Discord Problems On Windows And How To Fix Them
Discord is a great platform for connecting with other people, but it's not without its fair share of bugs and other annoyances, most of which are easy to fix.
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After Credit Cards, Apple Sets Its Sights On Savings Account Service
After wading into the banking game with a credit card, Apple is now full steam ahead on a savings account service.
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The Easiest Way To Check If Your PC Is Windows 11 Compatible
Though there's a lot to like about Windows 11, its strict TPM requirement makes upgrading a hassle for many PC users. There's a tool that helps simplify things.
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Microsoft's Mixed Reality Headsets Are Not Doing Great At Advanced Warfare Training
The U.S. Army is testing a version of Microsoft's mixed-reality HoloLens system, but it seems the early rounds of testing haven't gone so well.
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Steam's Mobile App Just Got A Much Needed Update
Steam's mobile companion app just got an overhaul, bringing a lot of new and updated features to its users. We have a breakdown of what's included.
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FCC Reportedly Gears Up To Ban Sales Of Huawei, ZTE Hardware
Huawei hardware has been banned to some extent in the US for a couple of years now, but now the FCC is looking at a more serious ban for it and ZTE.
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11 Best Uses For An Old Apple Watch
Given the computing power and hardware quality of the Apple Watch, this wearable has the potential to outlast its first intended life living on your wrist.
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