Apple Wants To Make AirDrop More Private, iOS 26.2 Beta Code Hints
Code in the first iOS 26.2 beta hints at a new feature that will make AirDrop more private by allowing users to set PIN codes when users connect devices.
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iOS 26.2 Release Date: Apple Confirms Next iPhone Update Timing
Apple has seemingly confirmed that iOS 26.2 will launch in December, although it's not especially surprising given past release dates for similar updates.
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OpenAI's Sora App Is Now Available On Android
Just over a month after launching Sora 2 and the Sora app, OpenAI is bringing the app to Android in select countries, including the US, Canada, and Japan.
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Use Public USB Charging Ports Safely With This $10 Accessory
Protecting ourselves when using public USB ports isn't about reacting after attacks have occurred. This inexpensive accessory can stop hackers in their tracks.
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Everything New In iOS 26.2 Beta 1
Just a day after rolling out iOS 26.1 to iPhone users, Apple has seeded the first beta for iOS 26.2 - here's what you can expect from the new beta.
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Google Rejects Disney's Request To Add ABC Back To YouTube TV For Election Night
Amid a frustrating contract dispute, Google denied Disney's request to bring back ABC for election night coverage on YouTube TV on November 4.
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The World's First Real Flying Car Is Finally Here, And You Can Actually Buy It
From a company that shares its name with a classic old cartoon about the future comes a real flying car that you can currently place an order for.
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Why Ford Cars Don't Have Apple CarPlay Ultra, According To CEO Jim Farley
CarPlay Ultra is the latest version of Apple's smartphone mirroring software, but Ford CEO Jim Farley is not ready for a company-wide rollout just yet.
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Microsoft Teams Is Going To Start Spying On You At Work - Here's How
Microsoft Teams is rolling out a new workplace update that has employees worried about increased monitoring and a potential hit to workplace privacy.
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Apple To Release Low-Cost MacBook In 2026 To Compete With Chromebooks And Cheap PCs
Apple is finally going to release a budget MacBook in 2026 in order to give Chromebooks and cheap Windows PCs a run for their money, Bloomberg reports.
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Are Renewed MacBooks On Amazon Safe To Buy? Here's What You Should Know
You can save big with a renewed MacBook on Amazon, but is it safe? We break down the risks, the benefits, and the essential tips to avoid a bad purchase.
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Galaxy S26 Price Hikes Rumored As Key Components Increase In Price
Don't be surprised if Samsung's Galaxy S26 series is more expensive than the Galaxy S25, as smartphone parts are skyrocketing in price.
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Some Android Phones Won't Get New Android Auto Updates - Here's Why
Google's latest requirements will stop some Android devices from receiving Android Auto updates. Here are the devices that are primarily affected.
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5 Best Cheap Computer Monitors For Under $200 On Amazon, According To Experts
Looking for a monitor that offers great visuals, has a good refresh rate, and also costs under $200? Here are some options that experts swear by.
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2 Ways To Remove Fingerprints From Your Android Phone's Screen
Fingerprints can quickly make your phone look untidy and hinder your viewing experience. Here's how you can quickly clean them without damaging your phone.
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Some AT&T Customers Are Getting Checks For Up To $7,500 - Here's How
If you're an AT&T customer, you may be eligible to receive checks worth up to $7,500. Here's why, along with steps to register for it if you're eligible.
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7 Free Apps Every Kindle Owner Needs To Start Using Right Now
Discover 7 essential and free apps for your Kindle. Enhance your reading, find new books, and organize your library without spending a dime.
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One Of The World's Most Advanced Nuclear Powered Submarines Completed Its First US Test
When it comes to naval strength, the US is peerless, and that tradition continues with the first rigorous sea test of this state-of-the-art sub.
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4 Settings Ruining Your Apple CarPlay Experience
The iPhone is stuffed with different apps and settings that can get in the way of CarPlay, and we've dug through them to figure out what you need to adjust.
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Google Maps Can See The Road And Tell You To Switch Lanes If You Have This Car
Google Maps has a new live lane guidance feature that uses cameras and AI to see the road and tell you when to change lanes, but it’s limited to the Polestar 4.
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How To Add Your Boarding Pass To Google Wallet On Android Phones
There is more than one way to add your digital boarding pass to Google Wallet, with companies like American Airlines leading the way on innovation.
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10 Settings That Are Ruining Your iPhone 17 Experience
When you're setting up your new iPhone, there are some settings you'll want to turn on (or off) for the best experience. Here's what to watch for.
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Galaxy S26's Exynos 2600 Chip Matches The M5 MacBook Pro's Performance In Leaked Benchmarks
As per leaked benchmarks, the Exynos 2600 chip inside the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S26 series will match the performance of Apple's M5 chip in the MacBook Pro.
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How Long Can An HDMI Cable Be Without Causing Quality Loss?
HDMI cables are commonly used for short runs between devices, but for those times you need a long HDMI cable run, make sure you've got the right equipment.
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Storage May Become A Problem For New Phones, All Thanks To AI
Upcoming smartphones from several brands may face issues with the supply of storage components, thanks to increased demand by AI-based companies.
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Android Auto Could Soon Get One Of The Best New CarPlay Features
Apple brought widgets to CarPlay with iOS 26, and now it looks like Google won't be far behind as it tests a similar feature for Android Auto.
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3 Things You Should Do Before Installing iOS 26.1
iOS 26.1 is now available to download on supported iPhones, but before you get started, here are a few tips to ensure the process goes smoothly.
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