The Kindle app for PC is going away soon, and Amazon's replacement may leave some Windows users without a simple way to read their books on a computer.
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YouTube TV is finally opening up one of its best features. This one should be particularly fun for people who watch a lot of sports or news.
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Apple CarPlay has already gained quite a few new features in 2026, and April has been no different. Here's five new features to enjoy behind the wheel.
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Leaving browser tabs open isn't always a problem. The better question is whether those tabs are helping you or just quietly adding clutter to your day.
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Mobile gaming doesn't have to be limited to basic word games and puzzle titles. There's an app that lets you enjoy actual Steam games on your phone — for free.
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To help you hit your short and long-term language goals, we've tested a variety and selected the best language learning apps in 2026.
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While Google Chrome is a great overall browser, it is the extensions that let you truly personalize it according to your needs. Here are some of the best ones.
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With the Samsung Messages going away, many Android users will be exclusively using Google Messages, which was already the primary messaging app on Android.
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As VPNs have exploded in popularity in recent times, the myths surrounding them have also become widespread. Here are some of these myths, debunked.
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The next time you find a need to use Incognito Mode, you should know a thing or two about it instead of buying into one of the many myths surrounding it.
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Receiving a six-paragraph email full of fluff on a Monday morning is painful, so follow these email etiquette rules to avoid doing the same to others.
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If you've got a Raspberry Pi and a just a little bit of coding know-how, you can make these weird projects that are sure to confuse your friends.
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If you're looking for extremely useful apps that don't have a high price point, this list has you covered.
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Google Chrome is the most popular web browser in the world, and it's finally getting vertical tabs, a feature that even Microsoft Edge already had.
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If you're someone who always loses their remote control or just want one less thing to keep track of, this third-party app may be exactly what you need.
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Firmware and software updates are both essential for keeping your devices healthy. Here's how they're different and why you shouldn't ignore either of them.
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If you are new to content creation or want to start editing videos, having a good editing tool can make all the difference. Here are some of the best ones.
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Spotify's tablet app is getting a significant redesign on Android and iOS, taking advantage of larger screens in a way the old one never did.
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Hackers are continuously working on evolving all types of malware to get around protection protocols, keeping them safer from the consequences of their actions.
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Whether it's added efficiency when you're doing chores, or you need to enhance your work from home environment, NFC tags make automating your home convenient.
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QR codes have become ubiquitous short cuts for everything from account log-ins to restaurant menus, but are we at risk of running out of codes?
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Signing up for YouTube Premium on your mobile device is incredibly simple, but it's also probably adding an extra fee to your monthly bill.
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Hot on the heels of its latest price increase, streaming giant Netflix has made changes to its Apple TV app that are rubbing users the wrong way.
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A Kindle isn't designed to run games and apps exactly like a standard tablet, but this simple trick will let you use certain apps on the e-reader.
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Facebook's news feed has become increasingly cluttered with ads in recent years, and here's how Meta decides what ads to show you, and how you can influence it.
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Ever left a comment on an Instagram post only to realize it was riddled with typos and errors? Instagram will finally let you make edits, but there's a catch.
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YouTube says it isn't testing 90-second non-skippable ads. Users on Reddit and X say otherwise, reporting unskippable ads well beyond 30 seconds.
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