Apple Classified These Products As Vintage: Here's What It Means
Apple just expanded its list of vintage products, pushing the newly-listed devices one step closer to the group that are no longer given software support.
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How To Tell If Spyware Is Hiding On Your iPhone
If your iPhone has had a recent hit in performance, has been acting suspiciously, or you're just paranoid, now might be a good time to scan for spyware.
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The Galaxy S23 Could See Samsung Make A Huge Chip Decision
A trusted tech leaker has predicted that Samsung will employ Qualcomm to supply the processor for the Galaxy S23.
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Elon Musk Wants To Kill The Twitter Deal
Elon Musk has officially and rather unsurprisingly decided to back out of the deal to purchase the social media platform Twitter.
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A Surprising Number Of People We Polled Don't Recycle Old Electronics - Here's Why They Should
You've probably heard about recycling programs for electronic devices, but do you actually use them? There are good reasons to dispose of old gadgets properly.
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How To Fix An Android Phone That Isn't Ringing
Android smartphones are great, but they're not without their fair share of annoyances. If your phone isn't ringing as expected, there may be a simple fix.
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How To See Your Traffic And Analytics On TikTok
Are you hoping to create a viral TikTok account? If so, you'll need to keep an eye on your traffic and analytics, which is surprisingly simple.
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Why You Need To Disable The Algorithmic Feed On Twitter
Twitter's algorithm works hard to surface the tweets it thinks you want to see, but there are a couple of good reasons to disable this sorting option.
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How To Better Protect Your Privacy In Opera GX
Opera GX already has a number of built-in security features, but you can take them further with a few simple tricks.
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Here's How You Can Use Microsoft Word, Excel, And PowerPoint For Free
There are a few clever tips and tricks you can use to get around paying hefty annual fees for Microsoft Office 365.
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Why Americans Don't Buy Electric Tea Kettles (And Why They Should)
Electric kettles are nothing new, but they are rare in the United States because of the electrical system put in place in the late 1800s.
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Luxury Gadgets That Are Probably Worth More Than Your Car
Many of the things we buy on a regular basis are expensive, but these 10 gadgets will set you back a small fortune for the privilege of ownership.
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Galaxy Z Fold 4 Leaked Cases Hint At Disappointing Design Update
A couple of cases for the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 4 smartphone have leaked, indicating we may not see big design changes with the next foldable.
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Why You Need To Disable The Algorithmic Feed On Facebook
There is a way to escape the Facebook algorithm, turning your feed off to engagement and on to more friends and followed pages.
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Why NASA Is Launching A Telescope Strapped To A Giant Balloon
NASA has plans to use a huge balloon the size of a football field when fully inflated to carry a telescope to an altitude of 130,000 feet over Antarctica.
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The Screen Setting You Need To Change On Your New iPhone To Save Battery
If you've just purchased a brand new iPhone and you want an easy way to extend your battery life right out the gate, there's a simple toggle you can tap.
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Microsoft Word Has A Safe Mode That You Might Want To Use
Microsoft Word remains one of the most popular word processors out there, and it includes a safe mode that can help users overcome pesky problems.
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The Reason Verizon Is Surprising Some Subscribers With A Free Phone
Verizon is about to give thousands of consumers a brand new phone for free, courtesy of their persistence in remaining connected to the carrier's old network.
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The Easiest Way To Back Up Your Android Phone's Data
Losing the data stored on your Android device is a scary thing to think about -- so take these steps to prevent it from happening.
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Rumored Apple Watch With Extreme Sports Design May Arrive This Year
The fabled Apple Watch Extreme Sports edition has appeared in another leak, this one claiming we may see the model arrive before the end of the year.
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Amazon Prime Serves Up A Year Of Grubhub+: Here's How To Claim It
Amazon's Prime service has seen fit to give Grubhub an entry point into your life with a free year of Grubhub+, followed by a monthly fee.
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The iPhone 14 Decision Is About To Get A Whole Lot Harder
Apple is expected to release multiple versions of its upcoming iPhone 14 model, but only some of them may offer consumers the type of upgrade they want.
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How Apple Lockdown Mode Could Keep The Worst Spyware Off Your iPhone
Apple will roll out a new security feature to prevent spyware from accessing its operating systems, intended to protect high-risk individuals.
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Your Lock Screen Is No Longer Safe
Phone lock screens are a great place to see your upcoming events and favorite photos, but going forward they may include advertisements and videos.
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Brain-Reading Prosthetics That Are Total Game Changers
The ability to send data directly from the brain out into the world has lived in science fiction for years -- and it could be a reality soon.
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AI Is Calling The Shots At The 2022 FIFA World Cup
FIFA hopes that adding AI can help to eliminate some of the controversial calls that have shaped World Cup matches in years past.
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Apple Makes MacBook Air M2 Release Date And Details Official
The official release date and availability details of the 2022 MacBook Air M2 have been revealed by Apple. That includes prices, colors, and configurations.
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