5 Essential Android Auto Apps You Need To Install
Android Auto opens up a world of conveniences that include hands-free phone calls, access to games while parked, and even powerful Gemini integrations.
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iOS 26.1 Beta 1 Now Available To Developers
Days after launching the iPhone 17 lineup, Apple is already hard at work on its next iOS software update, with iOS 26.1 beta 1 now available to developers.
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iOS 26 Vs. iOS 18: Here's How Fast Liquid Glass Drains Battery Life
Don't be surprised if your battery starts draining faster after updating to iOS 26, as tests show Liquid Glass might be much more resource-intensive.
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How To Clear Your Android TV's Cache (And Why You Should)
If your Android TV has started to lag lately, clearing the cache is a good practice. Here's how and why you should regularly clear your TV's cache.
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Sam Altman Teases Mysterious But Expensive ChatGPT Features Coming Soon
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has started teasing "new compute-intensive offerings" that should start making their way to ChatGPT in the weeks ahead.
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Apple To Boost iPhone 17 Production Due To Strong Demand
After a lukewarm response to the iPhone 16, consumers appear to be flocking to the iPhone 17, leading Apple to reportedly boost production.
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Google Pixel 10 Pro Owners Get A Free Gemini Subscription - Here's How To Redeem It
Buying a Pixel 10 Pro? Google is throwing in a $240 AI Pro subscription free, with Gemini, Veo 3, NotebookLM and more. Find out how to claim it.
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Is Your PS5 Stuck On A Black Screen? Here's How To Fix It
If you're trying to boot into your PlayStation 5's UI but all you see is a black screen when you turn on the console, here are a few simple fixes.
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The Largest Known Things In The Universe, Ranked By Size
The known universe is full of shockingly huge things. Here are the largest planets, stars, galaxies, and structures we've observed in the universe so far.
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The iPhone 17 Pro Scratches Easily: Watch This YouTuber's Explanation For 'ScratchGate'
The iPhone 17 Pro has a new aluminum chassis that's prone to scratches. Thanks to YouTuber JerryRigEverything, we now have the reason for this.
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Could Snails Help Humans Regrow Their Eyes? Here's What Science Says
By studying what other creatures can already achieve, researchers hope to uncover breakthroughs in human medicine and turn organ regeneration into reality.
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Does The iPhone Air Bend? Here's How Much Force Is Needed To Break It
If you're concerned about the new iPhone Air bending, a recent video of a bend test by JerryRigEverything answers all questions related to durability.
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5 Of The Best Free Apple Watch Apps You Can Download Right Now
Acting as a natural extension of your iPhone, the Apple Watch has plenty of great apps for everything from tracking fitness to keeping a daily task list.
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You Can Easily Record Calls On An Android Phone - Here's How
From built-in settings to trusted apps, Android offers straightforward options to record calls, with one important caveat. Here’s what you need to know.
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iFixit's iPhone Air Teardown Reveals Repairability Score, Battery Capacity, And Structural Integrity
iFixit's iPhone Air teardown gives us a detailed insight into the phone's internal structure, battery capacity, and how easy or difficult it is to repair.
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These Distant Moons Have Freezing Ice Volcanoes
Scientists have long been fascinated by icy moons and their unique volcanic environments. So, a team of researchers came together to better understand them.
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Apple's Foldable iPhone May Look Like Two iPhone Airs Glued Together
As per a recent report, the new iPhone Air may have given us an early look at Apple's rumored folding iPhone -- thanks to its slim form factor.
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You Can Disable Your iPhone's Camera Control Button As Easy As Pressing It
If you rarely use the Camera Control button on your iPhone and find it annoying, you can disable it with just a few quick taps in the Settings menu.
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5 Ways To Use Your Steam Deck's USB-C Port
Luckily for gamers everywhere, the Steam Deck includes a USB-C port, allowing for plenty of add-ons and gadgets. Here are five uses for this coveted port.
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Can TSA's X-Ray Scanners Damage Camera Film?
Film photography is breathtaking, but unprocessed film is extremely sensitive to radiation. This poses a particular issue for photographers traveling by plane.
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Every Netflix User Should Know About These Secret Codes
Netflix users know that the streaming platform categorizes its genres broadly. But did you know that Netflix is also home to a trove of hidden genre labels?
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Does China's Biggest Dam Actually Slow Down The Earth's Rotation?
Megastructures have big impacts on the world — namely the people around and the environment they affect. However, this one structure may be doing even more.
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5 Top Rated Wireless Headphones For Less Than $100
Whether it's for work, travel, or entertainment, a good pair of headphones is essential. These are the five best wireless headphones under $100.
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This Useful New Android Feature Can Make Your Life Easier (If You Can Find It)
Getting a new phone is typically fun, save for transferring data between a new and old device. Luckily, thanks to Google, things are getting easier.
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How Do Black Holes Form? This New Study Offers An Answer
Black holes are among the most intriguing cosmic bodies, but we know little about their origins. The Pop III.1 model explains how they may have formed.
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10 Smart Home Gadgets That Will Give Your Outdoor Areas An Upgrade
These devices are easy to use and don't demand a degree in tech-wizardry. They offer reliable design and clever tricks rather than flashy gimmicks.
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Is It Really Possible To 'Teleport' Information Using Quantum Entanglement?
While we're far away from beaming around like 'Star Trek,' innovation of communications technology has become the closest thing to true teleportation.
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