YouTube Wants To Help Stop You From Doomscrolling Shorts All Day
If you ever look up from YouTube Shorts and realize it's been over an hour, you might want to take advantage of the new daily limit feature.
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iPhone 18 Might Be More Expensive Due To Pricey A20 Chip
A price hike might be in store for next year's iPhone 18 due the expensive manufacturing process required to build Apple's upcoming A20 chip.
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Apple Is Warning iPhone Users To Stop Using This Popular Browser - Here's Why
Major tech companies have duked it out in a battle of the browsers for years, and Apple is offering a warning that might seriously impact one of them.
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Spotify Is Crashing On Android, But The Company Is Already Working On A Fix
If you're having trouble with the Spotify app crashing on your Android phone, you're not alone, and a fix for the issue is currently in the works.
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What Does It Mean When A USB Port Is Green?
USB ports are not the easiest connections to understand, and to make matters even more confusing, device manufacturers created colored ports for labeling them.
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ChatGPT Search Works More Like Google Search But Only In OpenAI's New Browser
OpenAI seems to be making ChatGPT Search more like Google Search, but you'll have to download the new ChatGPT Atlas browser to experience it.
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5 Tips To Master ChatGPT In Your Daily Life
A few simple strategies will help you say goodbye to random outputs and turn your ChatGPT into something that feels almost like a personal assistant.
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Google Wallet Vs. Samsung Wallet: Which Payment App Should You Use?
Google Wallet and Samsung Wallet are both great payment apps for Android users; however, here's a comparison to see what works best for your specific needs.
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3 Android Tablets You Should Steer Clear Of (According To Owners)
While there are a host of Android tablet options from a variety of name- and no-name brands, here are some poorly rated ones you should definitely avoid.
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The 6 Best Ways To Repurpose Your Old iPad Tablet
You can repurpose your old iPad in a fun and unique way that will boost your productivity, helping you out, and ultimately avoiding more e-waste.
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Samsung Galaxy XR Is Official: $1,799 Mixed Reality Headset With Gemini AI At The Core
Samsung unveiled its long-awaited Galaxy XR mixed reality headset that rivals Apple's Vision Pro, and it leverages Google's Gemini for its AI features.
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M5 MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, And Apple Vision Pro Now Available Worldwide
Announced a week ago, the three new products with the latest M5 chips -- the MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and Vision Pro -- are now available worldwide.
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Apple To Drastically Cut iPhone Air Production As Ultra-Thin Phones Fail To Catch On
While other phones from Apple's new lineup show promise, sales of the ultra-thin iPhone Air have been a letdown, leading to massive cuts in production.
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Does TSA's Digital ID System Actually Work? Here's What Users Say
It's now possible to use your digital ID at about 250 airports, which should, theoretically, get you through checkpoints faster. But does it actually work?
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PITAKA's Stylish Cases Keep Apple's New iPhone 17 Series Safe From Scratches And Falls
iPhone cases are often either stylish or protective, but PITAKA's new iPhone 17 series cases will keep your iPhone safe while providing plenty of flair.
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Omdia: Base iPhone 20 To Launch In Early 2027, Months Ahead Of Redesigned 20th Anniversary iPhone
According to an Omdia researcher, Apple is going to rebrand its iPhone lineup and launch the base iPhone 20 before the much-anticipated 20th-anniversary model.
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How To Get Rid Of Microsoft Copilot On Windows 11
Microsoft recently announced that all PCs running WIndows 11 will now automatically become AI PCs, thanks to Copilot. Here's how to opt out of it.
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Apple's Expensive Foldable iPad Reportedly Delayed To 2029
According to recent reports, Apple's foldable iPad developments have taken a hit, and the project is delayed until 2029. Here's everything the reports say.
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Netflix's Ad Revenue Is Poised To Double This Year
While Netflix was initially against running ads on the platform, the company is now generating millions via ads, with the revenue set to double this year.
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Prominent iPhone Leaker Shares An Update On His Legal Battle With Apple
Jon Prosser, a consistent source of accurate Apple leaks, has provided an update after being sued earlier this year by Apple for leaking iOS 26 details.
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YouTube's Newest Creator Tool Could Keep AI Deepfakes Off Of Your Feed
YouTube is building a tool that creators can use to more easily find and remove unwanted and unauthorized AI deepfake videos of themselves.
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Yes, You Can Play Nintendo Switch Games On Your Android Phone - Here's How
Despite the controversy around them, emulators are still the best way to play some great games on your phone, including Nintendo Switch games.
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This Tiny Library Can Replace Google When You're Offline
When the internet goes down due to blackouts or natural disasters, there's a small bit of kit that lets you have access to the most important parts.
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The Best Headphones To Buy On Amazon, According To Audio Experts
There are seemingly countless headphones for sale on Amazon, so it can be hard to know what's the best product. Luckily, audio experts have a recommendation.
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WhatsApp Rolls Out A New Feature To Protect Users From Online Scams
Meta is rolling out more feature to protect users from online scams, including a new warning on WhatsApp before you start sharing your screen.
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Your HBO Max Subscription Is Going Up In Price Today - Here's How Much It Costs Now
Yet another streaming price hike has arrived, with Warner Bros. Discovery announcing that all three HBO Max plans are going to be more expensive.
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NASA Is Already Building Artemis 3, So What's The Holdup With Artemis 2?
Though NASA has begun building Artemis 3, Artemis 2 hasn't left Earth. Delays have held it up, but parallel development is also just a complicated process.
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