Android TV 13 Will Make Smart TVs More Efficient
Some details about the upcoming Android TV 13 update have surfaced, and they include a couple of notable changes, including one for the PiP mode.
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How To Use Do Not Disturb On iPhone
The iPhone is a great way to stay connected, but sometimes you simply want silence, and that's where the highly customizable Do Not Disturb feature comes in.
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You Probably Didn't Know This iPhone Photo Search Hack
If you have an iPhone photo library with hundreds or thousands of images in it, use this photo search hack to find individual pictures quickly.
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Opera's Crypto Browser Makes Its Way To iOS
Opera released its futuristic blockchain-centric crypto browser app for iOS and iPadOS, allowing iPhone and iPad devices to take part for the first time.
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The US Just Tied This Massive Crypto Theft To North Korean Hackers
A notorious group of North Korean hackers has been linked to another in a long line of highly noteworthy digital heists, this time dealing with Ethereum.
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Apple's 3nm Processor Is About To Become A Reality
Apple appears to be making moves to transition its products to 3nm processors, with news coming from none other than their chip partner TSMC.
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The Best New Features In Apple's iMovie 3.0
Apple recently released a major iMovie update for iPhone and iPad. Here are some of the best features aspiring video creators will find in iMovie 3.0.
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How China's COVID-19 Lockdowns Will Affect Apple
China's latest COVID-19 lockdowns may have a big effect on global supplies of Apple products, depending largely on how long quarantines last.
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This Is How To Downgrade From Windows 11 To Windows 10
Windows 11 is out now, and while its public reception is good, certain design changes have proven controversial. Here's how to downgrade to Windows 10.
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This New Google App Helps You Easily Move Data From iOS To Android
A new Google app has appeared for iOS, and it's designed to make switching to Android easier. The only problem? The app appears to be a work in progress.
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Apple's Green Update Is A Huge Power Milestone
Apple has some fairly ambitious climate goals (at least for a corporation) and today provided an update on how its green energy initiative is going.
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Amazon Officially Unwraps Upcoming OnePlus Flagship With 150W Fast Charging
The next OnePlus phone was just revealed by Amazon, while another new OnePlus smartphone sits in the wings, barely confirmed to exist before launch.
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Here's Why Elon Musk Now Wants To Buy Twitter
Elon Musk makes a bid for Twitter and gives a few details about why he wants to own the social network and make it a private company once more.
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Amazon CEO Drops Disappointing News For Crypto Owners
Amazon's CEO suggested in an interview this week that he believes both cryptocurrency and NFTs have a bright future -- but that neither will be on Amazon soon.
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The US And Europe Just Seized This Popular Hacker Website
A network of government security agencies has seized one of the world's largest hacker forums in an effort to crack down on digital malfeasance.
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Everything We Know About Elon Musk's Hyperloop Concept
Hyperloop technology and development could revolutionize transit around the globe. This is where it stands right now, and who is working on it.
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First OnePlus Flagship Killer With A MediaTek Chip Accidentally Leaked By Amazon
OnePlus is widely expected to reveal a new phone at an event later this month, but an Amazon leak may have ruined the surprise weeks early.
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Meta Planning AR Glasses For 2024: Could This Be Zuckerberg's 'iPhone Moment'?
In the not-too-distant future, you could be reading, writing, and interacting with friends and family members, all through a set of VR glasses.
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The Elon Musk Twitter Drama Just Escalated With A Lawsuit
Elon Musk has created quite a stir since purchasing a large share of Twitter stock over the course of 2022. Now he may have landed himself in legal trouble.
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This Latest Windows Update Patches A Monstrous Amount Of Flaws
Microsoft reveals and fixes a litany of bugs and flaws in Windows in its latest update, made available this week for PC users around the world.
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10 Rare Samsung Products You Probably Didn't Know Existed
Samsung is known for common electronics like televisions and phones. But its product history is more diverse than most consumers realize.
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Google Photos Is Bringing Unlimited Storage Back, But There's A Big Catch
T-Mobile and Google have teamed up to bring back a so-called unlimited storage option for Google Photos, with a catch or two along the way.
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NVIDIA Shield TV Update Is The Gift That Just Keeps Giving
NVIDIA is back with another Shield software update, one that not only brings some new features and a ton of bug fixes, but also continues to support old models.
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Whatever Happened To The Spitzer Space Telescope?
You've probably heard of the Spitzer Space Telescope, but whatever happened to it? The mission may be over, but the discoveries keep rolling in.
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Repairing Your Samsung Smartphone May Become Much Cheaper Soon
A new report claims Samsung's iFixit deal may only be the start of its DIY phone repair plans. A new program may toss recycled parts into the mix.
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Panera Is The Next Chain To Test Out Automated Food Systems
Panera is the latest casual restaurant to test an automated kitchen system, one that aims to, in this case, manage the coffee system on behalf of humans.
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What Elon Musk's Decision To Pull Out Of Twitter Really Means
After being extended an invitation to join Twitter's board, Elon Musk accepted -- and then abruptly changed his mind. There could be huge ramifications.
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