Gemini 2.5 Computer Use Is An AI Model That Can Browse The Web Like You Do
Gemini 2.5 Computer Use is Google's latest AI model that can browse web pages and perform actions just like a human. Here's a closer look at what it can do.
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WhatsApp On iPhone Now Supports In-App Translation For 19 Languages
The latest WhatsApp update for iPhones takes universal communication to a whole new level by offering in-app translation for 19 languages and their variations.
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These Amazon Prime Day Electronics Are Up To 50% Off: Here Are The Best Deals
Here are some of the best electronics deals you'll find on Amazon for Prime Big Deal Days, including the iPad mini and Kindle Paperwhite.
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YouTube And Netflix Will Have To Stop Jump-Scaring Californians With Ads Next Year
California is so fed up with loud ads on streaming services that Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law to force them to play ads at the same volume as content.
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Google Messages Just Upgraded Its Safety Feature That Detects Explicit Content
Google Messages was already able to warn users about photos that might contain explicit content, but now it will be able to do the same for videos.
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How To Clear Your iPhone Cache (And Why You Should)
Your iPhone's cache memory helps keep things zippy, but it can slow down as unused and corrupt files accumulate. Fortunately, a regular spring clean can help.
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These Under-$30 Gadgets Are Some Of Prime Day's Best Deals
There are tons of great deals available during Amazon's Prime Big Deals Day, including popular Roku, Anker, and Ring devices for under $30.
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What Does It Mean When A USB Port Is Teal?
The back of a desktop computer or side of a laptop can look a bit like the Las Vegas Strip with all the different colors in the USB ports. What do they mean?
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Apple Returns To Its Roots With New 'The Underdogs' Ad, Taking Aim At Microsoft
Apple just brought The Underdogs back to life, this time using the group to pick on Microsoft for its 'Blue Screen of Death day' in 2024.
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Powerbeats Fit Review: Running A Half Marathon With These Earbuds Impressed Me
The new Powerbeats Fit earbuds are a bit more than just a rebrand of the Beats Fit Pro, but are they worth the upgrade? Read our review to find out.
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10 Harbor Freight Electronics That Customers Swear By
Harbor Freight has an incredibly diverse array of home electronics for sale, but these 10 are some of the most highly recommended according to customers.
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Apple's 'Find My iPhone' Feature Helps Unearth Massive Smartphone Smuggling Ring
One victim of iPhone theft used Apple's Find My feature and ended up uncovering an enormous smuggling ring of smartphone thieves.
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Unplugging These Appliances Can Save You Over $100 On Your Electricity Bill
Many devices draw power while plugged in, even when turned off. Unplug these devices, gadgets, and appliances to save money every month on your electric bill.
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How To Install Windows 11 Without An Internet Connection
The end of Windows 10 support is near, forcing users to eventually switch to the newer Windows 11 operating system. No internet connection? No problem.
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Does TSA Let You Travel With A Flipper Zero In Your Carry-On Luggage?
The TSA has the final say on what is and isn't allowed on a flight. It has banned a type of phone before, making a cybersecurity Swiss Army knife questionable.
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Hands-On With iPadOS 26.1's New Slide Over Mode For iPad
In the second beta of iPadOS 26.1, Apple is bringing a revamped version of Slide Over back. Here's everything new, and how you'll be able to use it soon.
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Who Makes Apple's iPhone 17 Screens? (Hint: It's Not Apple)
To produce the iPhone 17 and its high-tech LTPO OLED screen on a global scale, Apple relies on the expertise of three different manufacturers.
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10 Best Raspberry Pi Projects To Check Out In 2025
Looking for the best Raspberry Pi projects of 2025? Our top 10 list shows you how to build a retro game console, a weather station, a smart mirror, and more.
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iPhone 17 Pro Max Vs. Galaxy S25 Ultra Vs. Pixel 10 Pro XL Battery Life Test Has A Clear Winner
The iPhone 17 Pro Max dropped last month, and battery life tests between rival flagships like the S25 Ultra and Pixel 10 Pro XL show one phone taking the lead.
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This Hidden Android Feature Fixes Some Of The Biggest Privacy Issues
Android devices are typically packed with sensors that continually record data. For the privacy-conscious, there is a simple way to toggle most of them off.
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ChatGPT Supports Apps Like Spotify, Expedia, And Zillow - Here's How To Use Them
DevDay 2025 revealed ChatGPT can now connect with apps like Spotify, Expedia, Zillow, and more. Here's how this could reshape how you browse the internet.
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Apple's M5 MacBook Pro Might Launch Soon, But It's Not Necessarily Good News
Apple might soon launch a new MacBook Pro with an M5 chip. However, it's not completely good news since we may get a limited release this year.
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Scientists Are Using This High-Tech Weapon To Control The Spread Of An Invasive Species
Scientists are employing miniature technology as a weapon in the fight to save honeybees and pollinators from being decimated by a voracious invasive species.
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How To Restart Your iPad Without Using The Power Button
A malfunctioning or unusable power button might be inconvenient, but luckily, Apple also allows you to power off your iPad through Accessibility features.
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iOS 26.1 Beta 2: These Are The Top New Features For iPhone Users
iOS 26.1 beta 2 is here, bringing several minor yet meaningful improvements to iPhones. Here are the top new features you can expect with the new update.
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Verizon Plans To Use AI To Lure You Away From AT&T And T-Mobile
Verizon is letting AI take the lead on a new promotion that promises to match or beat discounts from AT&T and Verizon with a 3-year price guarantee.
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Don't Fall For This T-Mobile Account Monitoring Scam - The Carrier Isn't Sending Letters
If you get a letter from T-Mobile admonishing you for your browsing history, you should know that the mobile carrier didn't actually send it.
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