US States Are Pushing For Device-Level Age Verification, But It Doesn't Solve The Problem
More and more companies are exploring device-level verification to safeguard users, but the reality is the technology doesn't solve the core problem.
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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Is Finally Here - Here's What It Costs
Pre-orders for the highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra have finally arrived, and fans are going to have to shell out quite a bit to get one.
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YouTube Premium Lite Just Got Two Major Features Users Will Love
The cheaper YouTube Premium Lite plan just became a much better deal with two new features that were previously exclusive to YouTube Premium.
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Dove Cameron's Steamy New TV Series Has Prime Video Users Obsessed
If you're looking for something to binge now after Fallout, Prime Video's steamy new thriller starring Dove Cameron is proving incredibly popular with viewers.
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Beloved iOS Feature Might Finally Be Coming To MacBooks
At long last, one of the most important features of the iPhone is reportedly coming to the MacBook, along with one of Apple's most important design decisions.
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Google Messages Is Finally Bringing Real-Time Location Sharing To Android
A recent teardown of the Google Messages APK has seemingly revealed Android devices will finally be getting a long-awaited real-time location sharing feature.
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iOS 26.4 Beta Tests A Major Android Integration (That Won't Arrive Anytime Soon)
iOS 26.4 is going to be a pretty big update for the iPhone. It's expected to launch late in March based on past x.4 releases for the operating system.
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Android Auto Users Are Experiencing A Frustrating Bug - But You Can Fix It
Android Auto may be constantly improving, but users are trying to find a solution for a new bug that is limiting access to voice commands. Here's what to do.
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One Of The World's Most Unhinged AI Chatbots Will Soon Have Access To Military Intelligence
Grok, the chatbot from Elon Musk's xAI, has reportedly been chosen to replace Anthropic's Claude to be used in the U.S. military's classified systems.
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One Of The Most Popular Macs Will Now Be Made In America
Apple is shifting its U.S. manufacturing strategy, moving away from Mac Pro production in Austin, Texas, to concentrate on another high‑value product instead.
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Former Apple Employees Just Released A Weather App Replacement That Doesn't Suck
The former Apple developers who created Dark Sky have just released a new weather app, and it's already winning over fans of the original app.
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Elon Musk Has Shifted SpaceX's Focus From Its Mars Base To Somewhere A Bit Closer
Elon Musk recently announced that SpaceX is putting Mars colonization on the back burner. Instead, he plans to build a cosmic city much closer to home.
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Samsung's New Galaxy Camera Experience Helps You Fix Your Worst Pictures
It won't be everyone's cup of tea, but Samsung is preparing to introduce some interesting new photo and video editing features that utilize Galaxy AI.
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Jared Leto's Huge Sci-Fi Box Office Flop Is Finally Finding An Audience On Disney+
Jared Leto is an academy award-winning actor with some beloved titles under his belt like Dallas Buyer's Club, but his box office bombs are undeniable.
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Google's New Budget Android Phone Is Finally Here: Pixel 10a Starts At $499
Google's new mid-range Pixel 10a has been officially revealed, starting at the same price as the Pixel 9a, and yes, it can lie flat on a table.
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One Of The Best Streaming Apps Might Be Coming To Apple CarPlay Very Soon
Apple CarPlay may be getting another avenue of entertainment while you're in the car, though don't expect to use it while you're actively driving.
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Apple Is Quietly Working On These Three New AI Wearable Devices
Apple is reportedly hard at work on at least three new AI wearables, including a pair of smart glasses, AirPods with a camera, and a smart pendant.
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Your iPhone Might Soon Enable An Anti-Theft Feature That Used To Be Optional
iOS 26.4 might automatically enable an anti-theft feature on your iPhone that used to be optional, and it might surprise some users.
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Amazon Fire TV Is Changing Its Look - Here's What You Need To Know
The layout for Amazon Fire TVs and Fire TV Sticks has gone unchanged for over five years, stuck with only six slots to pin your favorite apps.
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The Galaxy S26 Ultra's Best Feature Might Fix One Of The MacBook's Biggest Problems
Eager fans will learn more about Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 soon enough, and it may include a popular feature even MacBooks are waiting on.
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iOS 26.4 Beta Is Testing One Of Android's Best RCS Features
Apple is once again releasing expanded RCS features with its latest iOS beta update, but there's no telling when it will be widely available.
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iOS 27 Might Bring A Battery Boost To Your Old iPhone
Many users avoid updating software right away to avoid battery life issues, but iOS 27 might bring a major boost to battery life on iPhones.
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This Wi-Fi Router Keeps You Online Even During Power Outages
If you absolutely cannot afford going offline during the day, this router keeps you connected even during a power outage so you can continue working.
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Apple's Cheap New MacBook Is Coming Soon In Fun New Colors
Reports indicate Apple will soon be unveiling its highly anticipated and budget-conscious MacBook in a variety of fun colors for users looking for personality.
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This Unreleased Android Foldable Phone May Be A Preview Of Apple's iPhone Fold
An unreleased version of a Samsung folding phone has leaked, and its design may actually tell us what to expect from a foldable version of the iPhone.
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Apple Announces Special Event In March As New iPhone And Mac Rumors Swirl
Apple announced that it will host a "special experience" in New York City, Shanghai, and London on March 4, 2026, where we expect to see new products.
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Amazon Drone Failed Miserably And Crashed Into An Apartment Building
Amazon has been working to roll out a fleet of delivery drones, but a recent setback saw one crash into the side of an apartment building in Texas.
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