7 TV Settings The Stranger Things Co-Creator Insists You Need To Turn Off
Stop ruining your movie nights. The Stranger Things co-creator reveals the seven TV settings you need to turn off immediately for a truly cinematic experience.
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This Hidden iOS Feature Can Protect Your Accounts From Hackers
Password protection is crucial, especially when money and personal data is concerned. Check out iOS' feature that can help you stay safe from scammers.
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7 CISA Security Rules Every Android User Should Know
Following a reported surge in espionage activity, the agency in charge of countering cyber threats in the U.S. has updated its mobile communications guidlines.
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You Can Now Mimic Apple CarPlay In Any Vehicle With This Free App
Apple CarPlay makes syncing your iPhone to a car a breeze, but if your vehicle lacks the feature, this free app can mimic its features in any modern vehicle.
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2 Best Google Gemini Features For Android Auto
With Google Gemini now available on Android Auto, here are some cool things you can do with the AI assistant to make your road trips better.
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4 Google Gemini Smartwatch Features You Need To Start Using
Transform your wrist with AI. We break down the top four Google Gemini smartwatch features for better fitness, messaging, and focus. Start using them today!
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You Can Finally Download Fortnite From Android's Biggest App Store Again
After years of being exiled from Android's official app store, Fortnite is making a comeback in the U.S. Here's everything you need to know about its return.
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Opera Neon Ends Waitlist As AI Browser Battle Heats Up
Among browsers powered by AI capabilities, competition continues to mount. Opera's Neon, though strictly through a paid tier, is now available to the public.
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Apple Releases watchOS 26.2, tvOS 26.2, And visionOS 26.2 With New Features
watchOS 26.2, tvOS 26.2, and visionOS 26.2 have arrived, bringing new features to the Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Apple Vision Pro.
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macOS Tahoe 26.2 Now Available With Edge Light Effect For Video Calls
macOS Tahoe 26.2 is a relatively minor update for your Mac, but it does add an impressive new Edge Light feature to brighten up your video calls.
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iOS 26.2 Is Now Available - Here Are The Top Reasons To Upgrade
iOS 26.2 is now rolling out to everyone, and iPhone owners will find improvements to Sleep Score, Liquid Glass, CarPlay, the Podcasts app, and more.
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iPadOS 26.2 Now Available With Drag And Drop Apps For Multitasking
iPadOS 26.2 is now available for all supported iPad models, bringing back a useful multitasking feature that users have been clamoring for.
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Americans Are Switching To VPNs In Droves - Here's Why
VPNs, once the preserve of corporate road warriors, have surged in popularity with everyday Americans seeking to protect their privacy as new laws take effect.
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Google's Browser Of The Future Is Here: The Unique Web App You Need, When You Need It
This is a new product that imagines the future of the internet, where users may interact with internet browsers in novel ways, when they need to.
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Don't Pay For Photoshop And Acrobat: Use Them For Free In ChatGPT First
Starting this week, Photoshop, Express, and Acrobat are all available directly in ChatGPT. Of course, there are some caveats that users should know about.
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How To Use The Latest iPhone-Exclusive Google Maps Parking Location Feature
In a rare move, Google has launched an iPhone-exclusive Google Maps feature that automatically saves where you parked. Here's how to use it.
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Crunchyroll Is Ending Its Free Plan - Here's How You Can Still Watch Anime
After serving as one of the most affordable ways to stream anime for years, Crunchyroll is ending its ad-supported tier. Here are some alternatives you can try.
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Android Has A New Safety Feature You'll Pray You Never Need, But You Should Be Aware Of It
Android Emergency Live Video is a brand-new safety feature on Android phones that will let you stream video to first responders during emergencies.
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Rivian Won't Get CarPlay Support, But Another Key Apple Feature Is Coming Soon
Rivian owners shouldn't expect to see CarPlay support come to their vehicles any time soon, but another Apple feature is on the way.
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Google Tackled A Big Problem For Pixel Owners With The December Android Update
Google's Pixel 10 had some notable performance issues at launch, but a recent Android update seems to have quietly fixed many of them.
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Nvidia GPU Users Can Use This Free App For Better Performance
This free third-party app can help your Nvidia graphics card run games more efficiently, and none of the features in the Nvidia App can do what it does.
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8 Of The Best Password Managers That Users Swear By
Choosing new and remembering old passwords is a frustration familiar to anyone with a computer, but password managers make that stress a thing of the past.
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5 Benefits Of Roku TV, Explained By Users
While major companies like Google, Amazon, and Apple each have their own TVs and streaming devices, Roku has built its own fan base thanks to its unique perks.
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iFixit Launches Free App To Help Users Repair Apple Products And More
DIYers and right-to-repair enthusiasts will be pleased to learn that iFixit has launched a new, free app full of repair guides on Android and iOS.
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5 Of The Best Free Mac Apps That You May Not Have Heard Of
You can truly level up your Mac with third-party apps that do a lot more than what the stock apps can offer. Here are some free ones that are worth trying.
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Google Photos Just Became The Built-In CapCut Alternative Android Needs
Google’s new video editor experience for Google Photos may be exactly what some creators need: A built-in CapCut alternative with advanced editing tools.
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5 YouTube TV Alternatives Users Swear By
Is YouTube TV getting too expensive? We found 5 better alternatives that offer live sports and local channels for less money.
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