Is Apple's MacBook Trade In Service Worth It?
Apple Trade In allows Apple device owners to send their used device back to Apple in exchange for some credit that can go toward a new device.
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What Is A USB 'Rubber Ducky'?
Despite its cute name, a USB 'Rubber Ducky' has the potential to wreak serious havoc on your computer through a simple trick employed by hackers.
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Gemini Can Now Create Presentations Among Other Features As Part Of Gemini's October Drops
Google's Gemini AI can now create presentations for you with a single prompt, among other features that are part of the October feature drop.
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Is It Safe To Leave Your Windows Laptop Plugged In All The Time?
Leaving your Windows laptop plugged in around the clock might seem convenient, but it could have lasting effects. Here’s what you need to know.
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Say Goodbye To Messy TV Cables With One Sleek DIY Solution
Messy wiring can make your home theater setup look untidy. Try this DIY solution that can quickly conceal your TV cables and keep your setup looking clean.
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Apple Maps Might Show Ads On iPhones As Early As Next Year
If you frequently use Apple Maps on your iPhone for navigation, you may soon start seeing ads for relevant restaurants or shops in the interface.
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iOS 26.1 Set To Bring A Huge Upgrade For Google Photos Users
The new iOS 26.1 update for iPhone devices is slated to introduce a new upgrade for those who use Google Photos, making their lives a lot easier.
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How Much Gold Is Actually In Your Smartphone?
Your smartphone literally holds more treasure than you think. Discover how precious metals power your favorite device and why recycling them really matters.
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MacBook Air Could Benefit The Most From This iPhone 17 Pro Feature
After seeing great results from the iPhone 17 Pro's vapor chamber, Apple could share this tech with a future MacBook Air to reduce thermal throttling.
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Starlink Vs. 5G Internet - Which Offers Better Speeds?
When comparing Starlink and 5G internet, the "better" option largely depends on where you live, though one is better when it comes to raw speed.
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Next-Gen iPad Pro To Feature A Vapor Chamber Cooling System
As per rumors, the next-gen iPad Pro expected to launch with the M6 chip will have vapor chamber cooling, similar to the iPhone 17 Pro series.
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Apple May Skip The iPhone 19 And Go Right To The iPhone 20
After skipping iOS 19 and moving straight to iOS 26, Apple might also skip over the iPhone 19 and release the iPhone 20 in 2027.
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4 MacBook Widgets Everyone Should Be Using
Get more from your Mac. We found the 4 best MacBook widgets for productivity, quick info, and convenience that you should be using right now.
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How To Use Call Screening On Android Auto (And Why You Should)
Find out how to use Call Screening on Android Auto. This guide explains the steps to set up the feature and why you should use it to handle calls in your car.
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It Took The CDC Over 30 Years To Recognize This Illness From The Gulf War - Here's Why
The Gulf War left many veterans with a plethora of unexplained, complicated symptoms, but their problems were left ignored. That is, until very recently.
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iPhone Users Are Frustrated With One iOS 26 Feature
iOS 26 users who have been struggling to type ever since upgraded to the new software: you're not alone, and complaints continue to roll in.
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5 Cheap Android Phones You Should Steer Clear Of In 2025, According To Users
While many budget Android phones offer good value, others are outright duds. Here are some poorly rated Androids that users suggest skipping.
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Nomad Leather Mag Wallet Review: The Most Premium MagSafe Wallet
There are plenty of solid MagSafe wallets on the market, but you'll be hard-pressed to find one more premium than Nomad's Leather Mag Wallet.
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5 Essential Apple TV Apps You Need To Install In 2025
Your Apple TV can do far more than stream shows. Discover five must-have apps that turn it into a home theater, art gallery, and even a gaming console.
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Google Has Quietly Changed Chrome On Your Android Phone - Here's How
Chrome -- one of the most widely-used browsers, especially on Android -- is undergoing a slight change. Here's what's new, and what difference it will make.
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2 Tips For Speeding Up Your ChatGPT Answers
Your ChatGPT answers might be slower than they should be—and it’s not your Wi-Fi. Learn two quick fixes to get faster, smoother replies from the AI.
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The 7 Most Common Smart TV Problems (And How To Fix Them)
From network issues to screen glitches, learn the most common issues with Samsung, Sony, and other smart TV brands, and how to fix them quickly and easily.
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Agentic AI Browsers Have Arrived, But They're Missing What Makes Browsers Great
ChatGPT Atlas is the latest AI browser, but after using agentic browsers for months, it's clear they need more work before they can beat traditional browsers.
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5 New iOS Features Android Users Wish They Had
Explore 5 new iOS features Android users wish they had, from professional video features to seamless ecosystem tricks that take full advantage of the ecosystem.
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This Streaming Stick Costs Just $15, And It Rivals Amazon's Fire TV Stick
A $15 streaming stick is turning heads for rivaling Amazon’s Fire TV at a fraction of the price. But can this budget gadget really deliver? We find out.
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How A 2,400 Year Old Problem Shows Us How Close ChatGPT's AI Is To Human Intelligence
A recent study tested ChatGPT on a 2,400-year-old-problem from the Greek philosopher Socrates to see how similarly the chatbot reasons compared to humans.
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4 Cheaper Android Tablet Alternatives To The iPad In 2025
Looking for a great, cheap tablet in 2025? We look at the 4 best Android alternatives to the iPad that offer premium features without the high price tag.
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