How To Fix macOS Tahoe's Slow File Browser Bug
If you're running into the dreaded spinning rainbow wheel more often than usual while browsing files on macOS 26, try this workaround.
Read More-
-
Everything New With iOS 26.2 Beta 2
Apple has released the second beta for the upcoming iOS 26.2 update, showcasing several major and minor refinements. Here's everything new in iOS 26.2 beta 2.
Read More -
9 Devices That Connect To Your Smart TV Without An HDMI Cable
From old-school systems to modern electronics, there is a wide range of devices that do not require an HDMI cable for connecting with your smart TV.
Read More -
Galaxy Z Flip 8 To Get Major Redesign Thanks To The iPhone Fold
Samsung is gearing up for a major redesign of its Galaxy Z Flip and Fold 8 phones in response to Apple's rumored iPhone Fold. Here's what could change.
Read More -
macOS Tahoe 26.2 To Add Edge Light Effect For Video Calls - Here's A Preview
macOS Tahoe 26.2 will bring the new Edge Light feature to make video calls look better. Here's how the feature will work and when you can expect it.
Read More -
How Google Is Fighting To End Text Message Scams
We're all sick of receiving scam texts about late packages and overdue tolls, and now Google is using the law to fight back against the scammers.
Read More -
Samsung's Trifold Phone Could Have A Bigger Battery Than The Galaxy Z Fold 7
Samsung's long-awaited trifold phone could have an even larger battery than the Galaxy Z Fold 7, and we might see it as soon as December 5, 2025.
Read More -
How To Dispose Of Old Smartphones (The Safe Way)
Don’t let your old phone become a data leak — or a drawer relic. Learn how to back it up, wipe it clean, and get rid of it the smart (and safe) way.
Read More -
iOS 26.2 Beta 2 Now Available To Developers With More Changes And Fixes
Apple has begun rolling out iOS 26.2 beta 2 as it prepares for its next major update for the most significant overhaul of iOS in years.
Read More -
Steam Users Rejoice - Valve Just Announced Its Own PC
Valve is bringing the Steam Machine back to life as a compact computer that it claims is six times as powerful as the Steam Deck and runs SteamOS.
Read More -
OpenAI Surprise Launches GPT-5.1, Promising A More Conversational Experience
OpenAI launched GPT-5.1 Thinking and GPT-5.1 Instant on November 12, bringing a warmer and more conversational experience to ChatGPT.
Read More -
Steam's New VR Headset Might Fix One Of VR's Biggest Problems
The Steam Frame is a new virtual reality headset from Valve, and it appears to solve one of the biggest problems plaguing many other VR headsets.
Read More -
ChatGPT Wrote Game Of Thrones Fanfic, And Now George RR Martin Is Suing
A judge just let George RR Martin’s case against ChatGPT move forward. Could this be the trial that changes how AI companies collect training data?
Read More -
These Are The Highest Paying Tech Jobs In 2025
While AI and shifting industry trends have affected this particular end of the job market, programmers and engineers continue to be a highly valued occupation.
Read More -
Apple Launches New Digital ID Feature For Apple Wallet
Months after teasing the new feature, Apple has officially launched Digital IDs, allowing users to create IDs using information from their passports.
Read More -
5 Clever Uses For Your Old Cameras
If your old camera equipment is gathering dust and in need of a revival, we've got you covered with these clever ideas on repurposing your unused gear.
Read More -
The Best New iPhone Messages Features In iOS 26 You Need To Start Using
iOS 26 was the 19th update for Apple's mobile operating system and a milestone one at that, adding features previously unavailable. It launched in June 2025.
Read More -
iPhone 18 Pro Max Could Be Apple's Thickest And Heaviest Model Yet
One year after releasing its sleekest, lightest phone to date in the iPhone Air, rumors suggest Apple will make the iPhone 18 Pro Max its thickest phone ever.
Read More -
What Is A Solid State Battery?
If you're aware of the happenings in the world of electical vehicles, you would have heard of solid state batteries. Here's everything about them.
Read More -
$599 Even G2 Takes On Meta AI Smart Glasses With Nimble, Camera-Free Design
Even Realities just unveiled a pair of display smart glasses that are nimbler and more private than Meta's offerings -- here’s what the G2 can do.
Read More -
10 Free iPad Apps You Should Always Install First
After you finish setting up your iPad, these are the first apps you should download to help you maximize usage and stay productive, organized, and creative.
Read More -
ChatGPT Group Chat Feature Leaked - Here's How It Might Work
A new leak suggests OpenAI could unveil the Group Chat feature for ChatGPT, allowing multiple users to collaborate. Here's how the feature would work.
Read More -
5 Hidden Dangers Of Buying A Used Smartphone
If you're planning to buy a used smartphone to save some money, here are a few pointers to keep in mind to ensure you get a good deal and don't get scammed.
Read More -
Analyst Leaks Key Specs For iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone Fold, And iPhone Air 2
Analyst Jeff Pu has leaked key details about the next generation of iPhones launching in 2026, including the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone Fold, and iPhone Air 2.
Read More -
Galaxy S26 Ultra Won't Come In An Exynos 2600 Variant
Samsung reportedly chose the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for the Galaxy S26 Ultra, despite intense competition between Qualcomm and Samsung's chip division.
Read More -
Google Finally Introduces Its Own Version Of Apple's Private Cloud Compute
Google has unveiled a new feature similar to Apple's Private Cloud Compute. Here's how this feature can improve the AI capabilities on your devices.
Read More -
What Does 'DLAA' On An Nvidia Graphics Card Actually Mean?
One of the most integral components of your computer is the graphics card, also referred to as the GPU, and as of 2021, some harness a new technology.
Read More
