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iOS 27 is shaping up to be a promising update for the iPhone, bringing several new features like the new Siri, as well as fixing some old issues.
Read MoreAmazon is offering a discounted Kindle upgrade to some users. Here's what the deal looks like, who's seeing it, and how to find out if you qualify.
Read MoreA smartphone's status bar is probably one of the most underutilized aspects on a handheld, and developers should take note, because more can be done with it.
Read MoreMore information about the upcoming Wear OS 7 update is starting to become available, and it looks like one Watch may not get the update.
Read MoreThis smart ecosystem got a lot brainier. Explore the upgraded automation tools and interface shortcuts that make managing your daily routine a breeze.
Read MoreMaking the transition from an iPhone to an Android phone can seem fairly simple, but there are some common problems nobody really talks about.
Read MoreEven something as fun and harmless as "Pokémon Go" can serve more militant purposes, which goes to show how important reading the TOS is in mobile games.
Read MoreGoogle's classic speakers are making a quiet exit for something new. See how long you have left to buy the old ones or how soon the next gen arrives.
Read MoreAn unusual discovery beneath the sea has reignited rumours about Google's next smartwatch, raising new questions ahead of its expected debut.
Read MoreApple has unveiled its OS 27 software lineup for all product segments, including Apple TV devices. However, some older Apple TV models won't be supported.
Read MoreThe answer to the question may depend upon who you ask. Learn more about the interpretations of the 30% rule for AI and how they differ within a common theme.
Read MoreFor decades, people believed that plane contrails are chemicals being secretly released into the atmosphere. Reality is nowhere near as terrifying, however.
Read MoreAs plans for moon exploration become increasingly popular, China is leading the charge to find water at the dark reaches of the lunar south pole.
Read MoreThe ISS has been dealing with a growing problem for years. NASA recently issued a shelter-in-place order for its astronauts, and it could get worse from here.
Read MoreSamsung has announced it's releasing some brand new features for the Galaxy Watch that are designed to improve how you track your health.
Read MoreParamount is currently poised to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, and with it HBO Max, but first Paramount Plus is set to swallow up another smaller streamer.
Read MoreNintendo is updating the Switch 2 with a more replaceable battery, but the change is tied to a specific regulation and won't apply everywhere in the world.
Read MoreAn issue that folks face when using Google Drive is that their files are often scattered, making it difficult to find them. This new feature aims to solve it.
Read MoreThe Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 "Mandate for Leadership" recommends cutting multiple projects that monitor the effects of climate change.
Read MoreNobody wants an AI data center in their figurative backyard, but one company is planning to pay homeowners to put a small data center in their literal backyard.
Read MoreSmartwatches make it easy to keep track of your sleep with data-based scoring. But, as it turns out, this may be doing more harm than good to your sleep.
Read MoreGoogle's latest Play Services update is live. The changes are mostly focused on the Play Store, though there's one feature with real privacy implications.
Read MoreA battery that never needs to be recharged would be one of the greatest inventions ever made, and it may be closer to reality than you think
Read MoreSpider-Man fans know the events of "No Way Home" left Peter Parker alone in the world, leaving them waiting until the next movie to see how he's adjusting.
Read MoreIs Apple getting ready to flip the switch on a massive subscription change for streaming music? Some messages embedded in code suggest just that.
Read MorePacemakers are vital, life-saving technology held back by their limited battery life, but the solution to that problem may lie in nuclear batteries.
Read MoreThe Blue and Teal USB ports on your computer may look pretty similar, but one of them is actually the faster option for connecting your USB devices to.
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