Bixby Is All Set To Make A Comeback With The Samsung Galaxy S26, Backed By Perplexity
If you thought Samsung's voice assistant -- Bixby -- was dead, it's now making a comeback with the Galaxy S26, thanks to integration with Perplexity.
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Turn Thrift Store Electronics Into Your New Entertainment Center
Surveying thrift stores could present a good opportunity to fill out your entertainment center with budget parts and accessories, saving you money.
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Here Is What's Stopping Flying Cars And Jetpacks From Going Mainstream
Science fiction typically says we should already have flying cars and jetpacks, and, in fact, the technology does exist. But logistics remain the problem.
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The iPhone Fold May Cost A Whopping $2,399 At Launch
Rumors have been hinting toward a new foldable iPhone launching next year. As per recent reports, the iPhone Fold may be priced at $2,399 at launch.
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5 Unexpectedly Helpful Everyday Tasks ChatGPT Can Do For You
Apart from the usual work-related help, ChatGPT can do a lot more and even help with daily tasks. Here are some unique ways to use the AI chatbot.
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Apple Cuts Dozens Of Sales Roles In Rare Layoffs
In a rare instance, Apple has downsized dozens of roles on its sales team. Here's what the layoffs could indicate about the company's sales strategy.
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Sam Altman And Jony Ive Reveal Their iPhone-Killer Could Debut By 2027
After Jony Ive and Sam Altman teamed up to create an AI device, we're hearing news that OpenAI may unveil the ChatGPT-powered device by 2027.
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This 'Brilliant' Apple Watch Ultra Alternative Is Only $65 On Amazon Right Now
Paying $800 for the Apple Watch Ultra 3 isn't in everyone's budget, but this $65 smartwatch offers some of the same features for a fraction of the cost.
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Apple's Foldable iPhone Might Be The First To Have A 'Crease-Free Design'
According to yet another report, Apple has the technology to build a foldable iPhone that won't develop a crease on the display.
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Microsoft Is Finally Doing Something About Windows 11's Slow File Explorer
Windows 11 has a host of annoying issues, including a slow File Explorer, but Microsoft seems to finally be working on a fix for that specific problem.
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4 Warning Signs That It's Time To Replace Your HDMI Cables
If your TV keeps flickering or shows random signal errors, your HDMI cable might be to blame. Here’s how to know when it’s time for a new one.
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Microsoft Just Discontinued Windows 10 Support - Here's Why
Microsoft has discontinued support for its popular operating system -- Windows 10. Here's why that happened and what to do if you are a Windows 10 user.
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Google Is Reportedly Bringing NotebookLM Access Directly Into Gemini
According to new reports, Google is getting ready to bring NotebookLM to the Gemini app, integrating one of its most popular AI-powered tools.
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How Do Particle Accelerators Actually Work?
Particle accelerators have been responsible for revolutionary scientific breakthroughs, but the tech behind them isn't as hard to understand as you might think.
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5 Popular USB Gadgets That Are A Waste Of Your Money
USB gadgets have revolutionized the way we use technology in our daily lives, but that doesn't mean that all of these devices are worth the money.
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These 'Outstanding' Cheap AirPods Alternatives Are Almost 40% Off
Apple's AirPods are popular for a reason, but you can get this quality pair of earbuds on Amazon during Black Friday for under $50.
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Scientists Achieved Infinite Clean Energy Through Artificial Photosynthesis
Fossil fuels are a big problem for the world, contributing to millions of deaths every year, but a team of UK scientists may have the solution.
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7 Popular iPhone Accessories That You Should Avoid Buying
Be sure to avoid these 7 popular iPhone accessories and look over our alternatives that offer similar, or better, performance, typically for less money.
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Claude Opus 4.5 Is Official: Infinite Chat, Self-Improving Agents, And More
Anthropic releases Claude Opus 4.5, with state-of-the-art performance for coding and AI agents, and improved chat context and Excel AI features.
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We Finally Know When Gemini Will Officially Replace Google Assistant
Google Assistant has been on its way out for months now, but a new support document might have revealed when Gemini will fully replace it.
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What Does 'VRAM' Actually Mean On An Nvidia GPU?
Though VRAM is not exclusive to Nvidia, it does play an essential role in allowing the company to deliver its market-leading GPU technology.
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ChatGPT Shopping Research Drops In Time For Black Friday With Nearly Unlimited Usage
OpenAI just launched a new model in time for the holidays: ChatGPT Shopping Research is available to all users, with almost unlimited access.
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Your iPhone Got These 5 Useful Features For Free In 2025
Stop missing out on your iPhone's best new tools. Learn about 5 free 2025 features that can change how you manage power, notifications, and Liquid Glass.
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The 'Seamless' $13 Smart Home Gadget Amazon Customers Swear By
This Black Friday deal on a convenient, popular $13 smart home gadget is great for your own home or to give to someone as a gift.
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How Do Solar Panels Work In The Snow?
Winter might seem like the worst season for getting energy from solar panels, due to less sunlight and more snow, but as it turns out, the opposite is true.
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Google Flow Has New AI Features To Improve Your Filmmaking Process
Google Flow supports Nano Banana Pro image generation and lets you doodle instructions for videos directly on pictures - here’s what else is new.
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5 Essential TV Gadgets You Never Knew You Needed
While modern smart TVs are quite capable on their own, here are some essential TV gadgets that can take your viewing experience to the next level.
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