8 Things Your iPhone Camera App Can Do (Besides Taking Pictures)
Some of these functions require an internet connection, and some of them need to be activated in the Camera menu under your iPhone's Settings.
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14 Essential Travel Apps You Need To Install In 2026
The days of bulky guidebooks are over, with your smartphone providing access to oodles of travel aids that cover everything from booking to airport security.
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iOS 27 Will Let You Hide Your Location In 'Find My' Without Anyone Knowing
You now have more granular control over location sharing on your iPhone. Here's how the feature works and some times you might – or might not – want to use it.
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Why There's Simply No Need For Physical Boarding Passes Anymore
Think you still need physical boarding passes? Before your next flight, here's what to consider about how the process has changed with digital options.
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The 5 Best Browser Extensions For YouTube You Didn't Know You Needed
YouTube is more popular than ever, but it's missing some features you might want. Here are the best browser extensions for YouTube to close some of the gaps.
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The 9 Best Linux Keyboard Shortcuts You Didn't Know You Needed
Linux is regarded as one of the best operating systems for productivity, and these keyboard shortcuts can help push that even further.
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4 Of The Weirdest Alexa Habits Users Have Encountered
Alexa may have been the first of many smart assistants on the market, but recent changes to the software have resulted in some odd interactions.
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The 5 Best iOS Apps Of 2026 (So Far)
A handful of new iPhone apps have made a strong impression in the first half of 2026, ranging from indie tools to releases from major tech companies.
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Google Calendar Has Finally Fixed Its Most Frustrating Problem
Google Calendar has finally addressed a small but annoying limitation for users who keep packed schedules and depend on quick visual organization.
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Google Is Using Your Search Data To Train AI: Here's How To Stop It
A new Google setting controls whether your Search activity gets used to train Gemini. The rollout is gradual, and finding the toggle takes some digging.
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11 Essential Apps Every Retro Gamer Needs On Their Phone
The vintage gaming market grows, and so does gamers' nostalgia for the games of yore. These apps turn your phone into a retro-emulating handheld.
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Some Of Your Mac Apps Won't Survive macOS Golden Gate – Here's How To Check
Apple might be releasing macOS Golden Gate soon, bringing some welcomed updates to the OS, but with every step forward, there are a few steps back.
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A Recent YouTube TV Update Is Giving Roku Users Unexpected Problems
If you're a Roku user who has noticed their YouTube TV hasn't been working correctly, you're not alone, as Roku has acknowledged an update issue.
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This Iconic Feature Of Samsung Phones Isn't Gone, It's Just Hidden In The Settings
Samsung phones from the past used to feature a full-blown LED light for notifications. While the feature is gone, here's a hidden equivalent worth trying.
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A Small Roku TV Update Brought A Popular Feature Back To Your Home Screen
Cord cutters now have extra convenience when using their Roku home screen, though this new feature is still rolling out and may not be available to everyone.
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These 5 Apps Are Must-Haves For Spotting Your Next Thrift Store Gem
If you are into thrifting and want some help in recognizing valuable items and estimating their price, here are some of the best apps that you can try.
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The Useful Feature That Isn't Enabled By Default On Your Windows 11 Laptop
Operating systems come with all sorts of helpful features that people are underutilizing, some of which make staring at a screen easier on their eyes.
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5 Cool New Google Chrome Features Released In 2026
Google Chrome has been stacking up some great features in recent years, and 2026 has been no different. Here are some of the best new additions to Chrome.
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5 Cool Things You Didn't Know Spotify Can Do
Spotify has a few somewhat-hidden features that can upgrade your listening experience, whether you're using the app on Android, iOS, or desktop.
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What Does The Blue Dot Mean On Spotify?
Noticed a blue dot on Spotify? A recent app redesign has changed how certain notifications appear, leaving many users wondering what it means.
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How VPN Passthrough Works (And If Your Router Has It)
A VPN passthrough is most associated with legacy protocols, and if you're experiencing issues with your connection, you should know what it is.
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2 Cool Features To Use With Samsung Galaxy's Smart View
Samsung Galaxy's Smart View is more than screen mirroring. The feature has a couple of cool tricks you should try. Here's what they are and how to use them.
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Google Messages Just Solved The Biggest Problem With Smart Replies
If you use Google Messages on your Android phone and take advantage of Smart Replies to quickly respond to certain texts, the feature has now improved.
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Almost Every New App Now Must Have Dark Mode Thanks To Gen Z
Dark mode has become practically mandatory for new apps, and Gen Z's strong preference for it comes with a story that's about more than just aesthetics.
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I Turned My Gaming Laptop Into An Xbox - Here's How
Microsoft recently launched Xbox Mode that turns your Windows 11 machine into a console. Here's how I enabled the feature on my gaming laptop.
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What Does The Leaf Symbol Mean On Google Maps?
If you've seen a leaf symbol pop up on Google Maps while navigating, there's a specific reason it's there. Here's what it indicates and how to control it.
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The Steam Workshop Is Being Used To Spread Malware To Thousands Of Users
Steam is one of the most popular storefronts in PC gaming, but it turns out that the Steam Workshop might presently be spreading malware to users.
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