Samsung Galaxy Users Are Reporting One Key Issue After Updating To One UI 9
Most Galaxy users in one survey haven't run into One UI 9 bugs, but the experience hasn't been smooth for everyone. Some owners report a major daily annoyance.
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Your Public Discord Messages May Soon Be Visible In Google Search - Here's Why
Discord recently announced an upcoming change to servers which may make your messages visible, but only for specific servers you may be in.
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A Hidden Windows Setting Could Be Slowing Down Your Internet, But You Can Turn It Off
Designed to make Windows updates smoother, this hidden setting can also slow down your internet and blow through your data cap. Here's how to turn it off.
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Siri Shortcuts Can Do More Than Set Timers, Here's 5 Automations Worth Trying
Apple's AI assistant Siri has been rapidly advancing in capability as of late, and here are some less obvious Siri Shortcuts that are worth your time.
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Please Stop Using Nvidia's 'Optimized' Settings - Try This Instead
While choosing Nvidia's 'Optimized' settings might be convenient, you shouldn't use them if you want the best performance. Here are the settings we suggest.
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Google Can Now Use Your Photos And Drive Data To Show You Ads
Google's latest privacy changes raise new questions about how Gemini and connected apps handle personal information, and which settings users should review.
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Your Nvidia GPU Has A Surprising Fix For Bad Microphone Quality
If you're unhappy with your microphone's quality or the extra noise it picks up, you don't have to go out and buy a new one — try this solution instead.
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This Underrated AMD GPU Feature Can Improve Your FPS For Free
Looking to boost your PC's FPS performance without having to buy new hardware? This AMD feature may help boost overall function with a simple software option.
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Your AMD GPU Can Also Use Nvidia DLSS 5 Now - But There's A Catch
Nvidia's DLSS has become a key differentiator separating the company's GPUs from competing technology from AMD. But a new app is hoping to change that.
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Your PC's BIOS Has Hidden Features That Can Make It Faster For Free
Getting the most out of your PC, especially if you game or use it heavily, is helpful; however, knowing which BIOS settings are safe to change is important.
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iPad Mini 2024 Vs. OLED: Which Should You Buy?
Apple's most pocketable iPad has always had its fans, but the biggest complaint was often its screen quality. Now, it has a brighter and more capable display.
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5 Cool New Features That Make The OLED iPad Mini Worth It
Apple's latest iPad is more than just the next iteration, as it features a number of surprising new features that users have been asking for.
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5 Essential Siri AI Privacy Settings You Need To Change On Your iPhone
Siri AI brings with it a slew of concerns about privacy, but you can tweak these settings if you're looking to protect yourself and your data.
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The Big Problem With Bloatware On Cheap Android Tablets
While there are several cheap Android tablets that offer good specs on paper, bloatware can be a big problem. Here's how you can identify and uninstall them.
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This Open-Source App Combines Multiple Networks For Faster Download Speeds
All networks download a part of the file at the same time, but some take on more of the workload to make sure you retrieve the file as quickly as possible.
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Double Check Your Smart Home Devices To See If They Meet This Industry Standard
Your smart home devices made from different companies may just have the ability to sync up and "communicate" if they meet this industry standard.
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Apple Music's Family Plan Has One Big Advantage Over Spotify (It's Not Just Price)
Apple Music and Spotify lead the pack among audio streaming services, but Apple Music currently trumps Spotify in one clear aspect of their family plans.
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Microsoft's Cloud Storage Changes Frustrate Users - Here's Why
Microsoft has made a series of changes to its offerings in 2026, and its cloud storage is next on the list. Here's why users are so frustrated with the updates.
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You Should Try These 5 Galaxy S26 Features If You Travel Internationally
If you're traveling internationally, your Samsung Galaxy S26 has a number of impressive features that could help make your trip easier.
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Wi-Fi Vs. Unlimited Mobile Data: Which Is Cheaper For Home Internet?
If you're looking for cheaper home internet, you might be surprised by which is better: unlimited mobile data or at-home Wi-F when it comes to your needs.
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China Dominates This Food-Tech Industry, And It's Not Even Close
Something Americans might use once a month is part of the weekly routine for many people in China. The low prices make it pretty easy to understand why.
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5 Google Messages Settings You Should Change Right Now
Now that Samsung has discontinued its Samsung Messages in the U.S. market, Google messages is the default texting app on Android smartphone.
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10 Essential iPhone Apps That You Should Try On Your MacBook
The Apple App Store is full of goodies to improve your productivity and lifestyle. But these 10 essential iPhone apps might be even better on a MacBook.
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Why Proton Drive Is The Cloud Storage Service Privacy Enthusiasts (Like Me) Swear By
If you're concerned about how secure your data is with your cloud host, then you should consider taking a look at Proton Drive. Here's why.
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4 Internet Search Engines That No Longer Exist
The search engine space today is dominated by Google, but this wasn't always the case. Here are some search engines that couldn't keep up and had to shut down.
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The Real Issues With Free Apps That Claim To Pay You
A free app that pays you to watch ads has an obvious appeal. But the companies behind these rewards have a business to run, and you're only part of the deal.
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You Can Build An Ad Blocker With A Raspberry Pi For All Your Devices
People are starting to push back against big tech surveillance and invasive advertising. Some people use ad blockers on their devices, but you can go further.
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