The 5 Most Common MacBook Problems (And How To Fix Them)
MacBooks offer a great balance between performance and portability, but they too can run into a host of problems. Here are some common ones and their fixes.
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The Apple TV And Peacock Bundle Is Now Available In The U.S.
Apple has recently announced a partnership with the streaming platform Peacock, offering a bundle that lets subscribers view shows from both platforms.
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iOS 26.1 Beta 4 Features The Liquid Glass Transparency Setting We Wanted - Here's How To Use It
The Liquid Glass design has long been criticized for its readability, but Apple now offers a new transparency setting with the iOS 26.1 beta 4.
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Everything New With iOS 26.1 Beta 4
Apple's iOS 26.1 beta 4 update is here, introducing key changes to Liquid Glass transparency, camera control from the lock screen, and more.
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Google's Privacy Sandbox Is Officially Dead - What Does That Mean For You?
Google has decided to retire Privacy Sandbox, which was meant to eventually replace third-party cookies in Chrome, due to "low levels of adoption."
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What You Should Know Before Buying A New TV From Amazon
Don't buy that TV from Amazon just yet. Learn the potential drawbacks and hidden details that can impact your purchase and help you make a smarter decision.
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New Spotify Feature Lets Music Lovers Track Concerts At Their Favorite Venues
Spotify already let you track your favorite artists to see when they'd be playing near you, but now you can track your favorite music venues as well.
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4 Expert ChatGPT Tips To Speed Up Your Language Learning
Speed up your language learning with AI. Learn how four expert ChatGPT tips can supercharge your study routine and transform how you practice and learn.
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What Can Your Employer See If You Use Company Wi-Fi?
Cybersecurity experts advise against using unsecured Wi-Fi networks for personal browsing. But what about company Wi-Fi? What can your employer see you doing?
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iOS 26.1 Beta 4 Now Available To Developers As Official Release Nears
iOS 26.1 beta 4 is now available for developers as Apple gets another step closer to launching the first major update since the iPhone 17 launch.
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10 Useful Travel Gadgets That Will Fit In Your Carry-On
Pack smarter, not harder. Discover 10 useful gadgets, from earbuds to massage guns, that are compact enough for your carry-on and will improve any flight.
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Claude Code Brings Vibe-Coding To The Web And iPhone
Developers who rely on Claude Code for their vibe-coding tasks should know the tool is now available on the web and via the iPhone app - here's how to start.
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This Google Photos Setting Is Affecting Your Videos - Here's How To Fix It
Google Photos may have a setting on by default that's affecting the quality of your photos and videos when being backed up to your Google cloud storage.
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Thinking About Buying A MacBook Air? Here Are 5 Things You Need To Know
Planning to buy a MacBook Air? Here are several factors to consider before picking the most appropriate one for your usage and requirements.
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Some Apple Engineers Are Worried The Next-Gen Version Of Siri May Disappoint
Apple is preparing to release a more conversational Siri to rival ChatGPT in early 2026, but there are worrying signs that it may not live up to the hype.
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5 ChatGPT Tips To Help Streamline Your Daily Work And Habits
Apart from the usual writing and academic help, ChatGPT can help you streamline your workflow and routine. Here are some practical tips to get started.
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Does TSA Allow Carry On Luggage With Built In USB Ports?
What's awesome about luggage with USB ports is that you can plug your devices right into the bag to charge up. But does TSA actually allow this type of luggage?
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This New Engine Could Get Us To Mars In Just 30 Days
A one-way trip to the Mars usually takes you about 9 months to complete, but one team out of Russia thinks they can knock that down to 30 days.
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10 Used Phones That Are Totally Worth It
If new smartphone prices have got you down, check out these solid used options that blend top-tier features with wallet-friendly price points.
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Meta Wants Facebook AI To View All The Photos In Your Camera Roll
Meta's new Facebook AI may prompt you to provide access to your phone's camera roll even if you don't plan on posting your pictures or videos online.
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How To Change The Font On Your Android Phone (And Why You Should)
Android devices are renowned for their customization options, but you may not know you can customize something as simple as your device's font.
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Samsung's Galaxy S26 Launch Might Be Delayed Till March
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 series might be delayed until next March instead of the usual January or February release that we're used to seeing.
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2 Apple CarPlay Widgets You Need To Start Using Right Now
With iOS 26 and Apple CarPlay, widgets are now a useful tool that can help you in the car. Here are two must-try widgets to use to make the most of the tech.
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iPhone 17 Outsells The iPhone 16 In Key Markets In The First 10 Days – Counterpoint Research
As per Counterpoint Research, the iPhone 17 has outsold the iPhone 16 in the first 10 days of launch in several key markets including China and the U.S.
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Apple's New M5 Chip Matches The Performance Of The Mac Studio's M1 Ultra
Apple recenlty launched a new array of devices powered by the M5 chip -- which, as per benchmarks -- matches the performance of Apple's M1 Ultra chip.
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How Many Devices Can You Plug Into One USB Port?
You might think one port equals one USB device, but the theoretical, and practical, number of devices you can connect to a USB port is actually much higher.
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How To Restart Your Steam Deck Without Using The Power Button
Need to restart your Steam Deck, but can't get to that power button? Here are a few different solutions to help make restarting your console easier to perform.
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