Promising VR Research Makes Humans Face Their Phobias
A new research trial pitted participants against their greatest fears in order to mitigate and potentially cure common phobias, and the results are promising.
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Can Your iPhone Get A Virus From Safari? Here's What We Know
Just because you have an iPhone doesn't mean you can't catch a virus while browsing on Safari or another phone browser.
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ThinkPad X1 Fold Gen 2 Teaser Hints At Sleeker Design And TrackPoint Keyboard
Lenovo has surprised foldable fans with a brief look at its "next big thing," namely the anticipated second-generation ThinkPad X1 Fold laptop.
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Android 13's Final Beta Is Here, And The Full Release Is On The Horizon
The fourth and final public beta of Android 13 has started rolling out for compatible Pixel smartphones and those from other brands in the test circle.
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The Mind-Boggling Truth About Blimps
There are very few blimps left in the world, and there are only a handful of pilots that can actually fly them.
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Apple And Designer Jony Ive Part Ways - And It Sounds Like It's For Good This Time
Following a big change in the relationship between the two, it looks like long-time Apple designer Jony Ive has fully parted ways with the tech company.
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Why You Should Be Using An Antivirus App On Your Android Phone
Given the amount of private or precious information your smartphone handles on a day-to-day basis, it might be wise to give its contents some added protection.
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The Real Reason The Apple Logo Has A Bite Out Of It
There are many popular theories about Apple's iconic logo, but the original designer behind the image has revealed the real story behind the rainbow and bite.
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Twitter Sues Elon Musk To Force Him To Complete Acquisition
Elon Musk has been served with a lawsuit launched by Twitter. Twitter's legal team seeks to force Musk's acquisition deal or a massive monetary penalty.
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Why You Probably Need To Turn Off Live Photos On iPhone
The iPhone packs some impressive cameras and mobile photography features, but its default Live Photos tool comes with one very big downside.
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Galaxy Watch 4 Update Brings A QWERTY Keyboard And Accessibility Options
Samsung is back with the One UI Watch 4.5 update, one that includes several new features for the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic smartwatches.
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Microsoft Brings Retro Designs With New Hardwear Clothing Collection
Microsoft has introduced its previously teased Hardwear fashion collection, one that embraces normcore with retro Windows-inspired clothing designs.
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Magic Leap 2 Arrives In September With A Hefty Price Hike
Magic Leap has announced that its second-generation mixed reality headset is finally going on sale starting in September, but the asking price isn't appealing.
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Nikon Rumored To Stop Making SLR Cameras - Here's What It Had To Say
It's no secret that mirrorless cameras have gained favor over DSLRs, and that may be one of the reasons a report claimed Nikon is ditching its business.
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The 10 Most Infamous Viruses And Scams Around The Web
Viruses and malware are nothing new -- in fact, they've been part of digital life for nearly as long as computers have been networked.
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The Privacy Setting You Need To Change On Your New Android Phone
Many of Android's privacy features are obvious, but there's one related to your Google account and advertisements that you've probably never disabled.
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Amazon Prime Day 2022: Tech Deals Under $50
It's that time of the year again. Amazon has kicked off its big Prime Day sale and there are some big discounts on offer, including an insanely cheap TV.
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The Best Feature Of Android Phones, According To 44% Of People We Polled
Our latest poll asked readers what Android smartphone feature they thought was best. Does your Android device have access to the winner?
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The Nothing Phone (1) Arrives Tomorrow: What You Need To Know
After a long series of teasers, Nothing is finally prepared to fully reveal its first smartphone, the Nothing Phone (1). Here's what you can expect.
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Cheaper Apple Mixed Reality Headset Might Arrive In 2025
The first anticipated Apple augmented reality headset may cost a small fortune, but rumor has it the company is planning a second cheaper version.
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The Reason Your iPhone Is Charging Slowly And How You Can Fix It
Is your iPhone taking far longer to charge than it used to? If so, there are some common reasons for the problem and simple ways to fix the issue.
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How To Remove Malware From Your iPhone And iPad
Apple devices are known for their resistance to malware, but the potential for problems remains. Fortunately, you can take steps to protect your data.
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Security Expert Sounds The Alarm On Experian Credit Account Hijackings
Experian, one of the big credit reporting bureaus, is once again in the news over data privacy. Here's what you should know about the latest concerns.
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The Vivo iQOO 10 Pro Charges 10X Faster Than An iPhone
Fast charging has been a big smartphone feature for a long time, and now Vivo may push it ever further with the iQOO 10 Pro later this month.
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Apple Unleashes First iOS 16 And iPadOS 16 Public Betas
After a bit of a wait, Apple has launched the first public betas of iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 - here's what they include and how to download them.
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First macOS Ventura Public Beta Arrives: How To Install It
If you're not afraid of using beta software and you have a newer Mac device, now is your chance to download the first macOS Ventura public beta release.
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Almost 50% Of People Surveyed Said They Use This Social Media App The Most
The social media market is more crowded than ever and several major platforms are competing for dominance. One of the oldest still stands at the top, though.
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