Don't Pay For Photoshop And Acrobat: Use Them For Free In ChatGPT First
Starting this week, Photoshop, Express, and Acrobat are all available directly in ChatGPT. Of course, there are some caveats that users should know about.
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Four Game-Changing Upgrades Are Rumored To Come To Apple Studio Display 2
While Apple's original Studio Display launched with lackluster specs, the rumored refresh boasts major display updates worthy of shelling out the cash for it.
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Forget The Pro And Air, iPad 12 May Be The Best New iPad To Buy In 2026
Once the iPad 12 gets a hold of its rumored new internals, Apple's base tablet may become the budget-friendly, yet powerful device to snag next year.
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How To Use The Latest iPhone-Exclusive Google Maps Parking Location Feature
In a rare move, Google has launched an iPhone-exclusive Google Maps feature that automatically saves where you parked. Here's how to use it.
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Crunchyroll Is Ending Its Free Plan - Here's How You Can Still Watch Anime
After serving as one of the most affordable ways to stream anime for years, Crunchyroll is ending its ad-supported tier. Here are some alternatives you can try.
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A Chilling 2025 Documentary With A 99% Rotten Tomatoes Score Is Taking Over Paramount+
One of the most highly-rated, unexpected, and thought-provoking documentaries of 2025 is currently dominating the charts on Paramount+.
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When Will Apple Release iOS 26.3 Beta 1?
As the holiday season approaches, that also means the inevitable release of the first iOS 26.3 beta. Here's when the first beta build is expected to release.
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WatchOS 26's Workout Buddy Is Great, But I'm Switching To Something Better
While Workout Buddy is still the most convenient option for tracking workouts, having to lug around the iPhone is burdensome enough to warrant a change.
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Samsung Is About To Waste A Huge Chance With The Galaxy S26
A rumored redesign was on the way for Samsung's Galaxy S26 series of smartphones, but the competitive price of the iPhone reportedly forced a change of plans.
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You'll Never Have To Recharge Pebble's Ingenious New Phone Accessory
With a smart ring that never needs charging, Pebble's Index 01 is designed to be unobtrusive and convenient for jotting down quick notes and thoughts.
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Apple's First Foldable iPhone Will Storm The Market Despite Its Higher Price Tag
Despite a significantly higher price tag, forecasts suggest the iPhone Fold may sell much better than its rivals, Samsung phones included.
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Rivian Won't Get CarPlay Support, But Another Key Apple Feature Is Coming Soon
Rivian owners shouldn't expect to see CarPlay support come to their vehicles any time soon, but another Apple feature is on the way.
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Google Tackled A Big Problem For Pixel Owners With The December Android Update
Google's Pixel 10 had some notable performance issues at launch, but a recent Android update seems to have quietly fixed many of them.
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iFixit Launches Free App To Help Users Repair Apple Products And More
DIYers and right-to-repair enthusiasts will be pleased to learn that iFixit has launched a new, free app full of repair guides on Android and iOS.
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Google Photos Just Became The Built-In CapCut Alternative Android Needs
Google’s new video editor experience for Google Photos may be exactly what some creators need: A built-in CapCut alternative with advanced editing tools.
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Project Aura Are Google's Most Ambitious Android XR Glasses Yet
During a livestream, Google teased three Android XR devices that might change the way we view glasses. Here is what each pair is capable of doing.
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$799 iPhone 17 Will Be A Nightmare For Android Next Year
While the iPhone 18 series is inevitably on the way next year, sales data shows that it's really the iPhone 17 that will be most competitive next year.
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Moving Data From Android To iPhone Is Going To Become A Lot Better
Swapping between iPhone and Android has historically never been the cleanest affair, but Google and Apple are putting in the effort to streamline this process.
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Perplexity's New Security System Seeks To Address A Major Flaw Of AI Browsers
AI browsers introduced a range of terrifying security threats, which is why Perplexity built a new security system to keep users safe.
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Apple Fitness+ Gets Major Market Expansion And Dubbed Workout Programs
Dubbed workouts are finally coming to Apple Fitness+ as the service expands to even more countries around the world, including Chile, India, and Sweden.
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This Is The Biggest Threat To Tim Cook's Promise Of Apple AI Dominance
Tim Cook is still convinced that Apple can catch up and overtake its rivals in AI, but a recent trend is going to make that incredibly difficult to achieve.
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This New Google Chrome Feature Is The Productivity Boost You Didn't Know You Needed
Despite being one of the most popular browsers, Google Chrome lacked a crucial feature for the longest time. Now that it has arrived, here's how you can use it.
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Apple Seeds iOS 26.2 RC 2 Ahead Of Official Release
The final version of iOS 26.2 is nearly here, but in the meantime, Apple has seeded a second release candidate version as it irons out the last bugs.
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iPhone 18 Pro's Under-Display Face ID Tech Reportedly In Testing
Apple might be planning something huge for the iPhone 18 series as leaks point to under-display Face ID tech. Here's what it could mean for future iPhones.
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Android Will Warn You If A Scammer Asks To Share Your Screen On A Call
With financial scams on the rise, Google has introduced a new feature to alert Android users while on a call with a potential scammer. Here's how it works.
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iOS 19 Leak Shows What iOS 26 Would Have Looked Like Without Liquid Glass
Apple skipped iOS 19 for iOS 26 and introduced the Liquid Glass UI. However, a new leak shows what iOS 19 would have looked like without the design change.
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Riyadh Air Is The World's First AI-Native Airline, But What Does That Mean?
If you thought AI was only taking over your smartphones and computers, you'll be surprised to know Riyadh Air is the world's first AI-native airline.
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