iPhone 17 Sold Out: Base Model Faces Longer Delays Than The Pros
This week's iPhone availability report shows the iPhone 17 is still sold out in some markets. Here's what the complete report says about other variants.
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New iPhone Tech Might Supercharge Battery Life, And It's Not A Bigger Battery
The new display tech is supposed to replace the current high-resolution, high refresh rate, low-temperature panels Apple is using in its iPhones.
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Opera One Revives Winamp Nostalgia With Spotify Integration
Spotify and Opera One have teamed up to introduce the new Winamp-styled Sonic theme to enhance music-listening experience. Here's how the feature works.
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How To Add A Digital ID To Your iPhone's Wallet
Apple has introduced a new Digital ID feature for Apple Wallet that lets U.S. citizens add their passport as a Digital ID. Here's how to add it.
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ChatGPT Group Chats Now Available In Select Markets
OpenAI has launched the Group Chats feature in ChatGPT, but the feature is only limited to select markets as of now. Here's how the feature works.
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5 Free Android Apps That Act As Digital Burner Phones
While getting an actual burner phone is something reserved for movies and TV, there are apps that can perform the same thing if you need anonymity.
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iPhone Pocket Hits Stores: Here's How To Style It Right
The recently unveiled iPhone Pocket is finally available in stores and on Apple's website. Here's how to style this premium accessory with your outfits.
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MLS Matches To Become Free In 2026 For Apple TV Subscribers
Apple recently announced that Apple TV subscribers can stream MLS matches at no additional cost beginning in 2026. Here's everything that's included.
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Judge Rules xAI's Lawsuit Against Apple Can Continue
Judge Mark Pittman has overruled Apple's plea to dismiss the lawsuit filed by Musk's xAI. Here's what this lawsuit could mean for both companies and OpenAI.
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The Outsiders Launches Apple Watch App With A Focus On Training Readiness
The Outsiders, a popular new training app, has just arrived on Apple Watch with a focus on Training Readiness, Training Load Ratio, sleep tracking, and more.
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Google Changes Its Mind Again, Will Allow 'Experienced' Android Users To Sideload Apps
Google now says that 'experienced users' will still be able to sideload Android apps, but it's not entirely clear what the company means yet.
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Amazon Users Call This $18 Winter-Ready USB Gadget The 'Perfect Gift'
Looking for something fun and useful to get a friend for the holidays? These AI-powered hand warmers are a great place to start, and they're on sale.
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New Report Claims iPhone 16e Isn't Selling Well, But Does It Matter?
According to a prolific leaker, Apple's iPhone 16e isn't selling well, but even if the report is accurate, here's why Apple might not care.
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Google Drive Just Got One Of NotebookLM's Best Features
The best features of NotebookLM continue to spread to other Google services, as Google Drive is now inheriting the Audio Overview feature.
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5 Of The Most Expensive NASA Space Missions In History
Space exploration has changed how we look at the universe, but it's costly, and some of the most iconic NASA missions are also among the most expensive.
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Believe It Or Not, Tesla Now Wants To Add CarPlay To Its Vehicles
Tesla has long avoided supporting Apple CarPlay or Android Auto in its vehicles, but new reports suggest the company wants to reverse course.
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4 Features Android Auto Does Better Than Apple CarPlay
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto have reimagined what’s possible in the comfort of your car, but if you prefer customizing features, there’s one clear choice.
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Amazon Has 'Unmatched' Wireless Headphones On Sale For 50% Off
If you're looking for a solid pair of headphones that won't break the bank, you might want to consider the JBL Tune 520BTs while they're 50% off.
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Scientists Have Created A Robot Eye With Better Sight Than Humans
With clever design and innovative engineering, scientists can make incredible things, like robotic lenses with clarity that can rival the human eye.
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NotebookLM Now Supports Deep Research And More File Types
Google added a couple of updates to the NotebookLM AI research tool that fans should appreciate: Deep Research and support for more file types.
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Satechi Expands OntheGo Collection With Portable 7-In-1 USB-C Multiport Adapter
Satechi has just revealed a new OntheGo 7-in-1 Multiport Adapter that features ports for HDMI, USB, microSD, Gigabit Ethernet, and more.
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Say Goodbye To Annoying TV Cables With This Home Theater Hub
AV receivers can declutter your TV or entertainment hub while providing clear audio and video. Consider this inexpensive alternative to costlier receivers.
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Gemini 3 Pro And Nano Banana 2 Could Launch Together
A new leak from the Gemini iPhone app reveals Google's potential plan to launch Gemini 3 Pro and Nano Banana 2 together. Here's what the leak says.
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Is ChatGPT's $200 Pro Plan Actually Worth It? Here's What Users Say
The most expensive tier for ChatGPT offers (mostly) unlimited access to all of the chatbot's features, though your mileage may vary based on what you need.
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What Every Different USB Port Color Actually Means
USB port colors range from black and blue to red and purple. Each color has its own meaning, which is worth understanding if you want to maximize performance.
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Google Unveils New AI 'Vibe-Shopping' Tools Right In Time For Black Friday
Google Search and AI Mode now offer new AI-powered shopping features, including richer results, price tracking, and agentic buying support.
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How To Fix macOS Tahoe's Slow File Browser Bug
If you're running into the dreaded spinning rainbow wheel more often than usual while browsing files on macOS 26, try this workaround.
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