10 Useful Apps And Gadgets That Can Replace Doomscrolling
There are two great ways of combating doomscrolling: replacing it with a different habit or using tools that make the habit more difficult.
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Improve Your YouTube Recommendations By Doing These Simple Things
Are your YouTube recommendations not lining up with what you want to watch? Follow these steps to improve your video recommendations.
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One Of The Best Features Of The Google Pixel 11 Can Now Be Used On Any Android Phone
You shouldn't have to edit every "um" out of a dictated message. A Pixel 11 feature handles that for you, and there's now a way to use it on other phones.
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5 Phone Features You Should Stop Paying Extra For
Smartphones now come with many built-in features that once required paying expensive subscriptions. Here are some of them worth trying before third-party apps.
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5 Essential Features Every Microsoft Teams User Should Know
Microsoft Teams is an important collaboration and productivity tool for many users, but you might be missing out on some of its best features.
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This Secret Code Replaces Google Dialer With A Better App On OnePlus Phones
If you have a OnePlus phone and want a superior dialing and calling experience, here's how using a simple code can replace the Google Dialer app.
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A Hidden Feature In Google Find Can Make Sure You Never Lose Your Keys Again
If you're regularly misplacing your wallet or don't remember where you left your keys, there's a hidden Google feature that will make your life easier.
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What Will Change If You Use An AI Chatbot Instead Of Google Search?
A chatbot can give you an answer that sounds perfectly reasonable, even though it's wrong. That creates problems when you use it in place of your own judgement.
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Amazon's New Gadgets Include An AI Assistant That's Always Listening To You
Thanks to the AI boom, Amazon has stepped into the world of AI hardware with gadgets that listen to your conversations to provide useful information.
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Malware Found Pre-Installed In Thousands Of Budget Android Phones - Here's What We Know
Phones are getting more expensive, making cheaper alternatives that much more appealing. But it gets risky when you buy no-name knockoffs.
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YouTube Is Tackling A Big Problem With Music Transparency
For once, fans, artists, and the music industry itself all agree that something needs to change. YouTube Music just took a big step toward appeasing everyone.
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This Underrated Free Streaming Service Is Finally Coming To The US
You probably don't need another streaming subscription. Thankfully, this service moving into the U.S. brings more channels to watch without adding another bill.
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Why The Location Icon Appears On Your Samsung Phone When Maps Is Closed
In the digital age, privacy is more important than ever because every app has the ability to track your phone's every movement, which can be used by scammers.
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Canceling A Subscription Can Be A Pain — New York City's New Law Could Change That
It only takes seconds to start a subscription, but canceling can mean a maze of menus or a phone call. New York City is telling companies to stop the runaround.
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These Free Alternatives To Microsoft Office Show How AI Is Backfiring On Tech Companies
Microsoft is pouring money into AI while developers are using it to build free alternatives to the company's software. That probably wasn't the plan.
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These 4 Cool New Google Wallet Features Make It Easier To Track Your Purchases
Google Wallet is getting several new features designed to help you manage your purchases. Here's what you can expect to come to the app soon.
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Why Phones Are Running Out Of Storage Faster Than Ever
The rapid pace of innovation is running into the very real component shortages caused by AI datacenters. As a result, our phones cost more and hold less.
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4 Cool New Features That Make The HomePod Mini 2 Worth It
Apple's new HomePod mini 2 is getting a glowup with new audio experience features, pairing options, and improved AI. But it comes with a catch.
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10 Cool New Apple Smart Home Gadgets iPhone Users Will Love
Apple is making its biggest moves yet in the smart home market, announcing a home hub device alongside speakers, cameras, door locks, and thermostats.
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You Can't Turn Off Google's AI Search, But You Can Avoid It More Easily With These Settings
There isn't a perfect solution that takes Google Search back to exactly how it was in 2023, but a pair of workarounds can help quite a bit with the AI overload.
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Can You Use Your Phone To Find A Wall Stud?
Phones seem to be capable of just about anything these days, but you may have wondered whether it's possible to use your smartphone to find a wall stud.
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5 Cheaper Smart Lights That Work With Google Home
If you're looking to set up smart lights around your home and are deep in the Google ecosystem, these budget-friendly smart lights are what you need.
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Your Nvidia RTX GPU Can Make Old Videos Look Better - Here's How
If you've got older videos that run at a low resolution, you might be able to get better quality footage thanks to your Nvidia GPU.
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Google's Discontinued Social Media Platform From 2004 Could Be Making A Comeback
Social media wasn't always so full of bots and influencers. The creator of an old Google platform wants to bring it back with real people at the center.
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These iOS Features Can Work Seamlessly With Your TV
If you have an iPhone, there are some cool features baked into iOS that work well when your iPhone is connected to a TV. Here are some you can try right away.
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Before Buying A Steam Deck, Try This Free Android App Instead
With the rising costs of most consumer electronics, it might not be worth purchasing a new Steam Deck, but there are always alternatives out there.
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Do You Actually Need Third-Party Antivirus Software For Your MacBook?
The common claim for years has been that Apple devices like the MacBook aren't as prone to viruses as Windows devices, which is why some users make the switch.
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