How To Minimize YouTube On iPhone Using Background Play
If you want to listen to a video podcast on YouTube but don't really care about the video experience side of things, this is what you need.
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Mars Might Have Been More Habitable Than We Thought
A new study, with data provided by NASA's Curiosity rover, has shown that conditions for life were once possible on our second closest neighbor. -
How To Uninstall Apps On Apple CarPlay
Just because you have a thousand apps on your iPhone doesn't mean you want all of them on the car display too. Here's how to get rid of them. -
5 Of The Best White Noise Apps For iPhone
While Apple has built a white noise feature into the iPhone, these apps offer a lot more in terms of sounds, features, and customization. -
TikTok Head Dent Debunked: Why You Don't Have To Worry About Your Headphones
You may have seen a video about headphones causing a head dent. Put simply, there's good news and bad news. Here's everything you need to know. -
Why Apple's First Laptop Was A Terrible Failure
The MacBook is one of the very best laptops you can buy today, but Apple wasn't always a leader in the field. In fact, it was quite the opposite. -
The Google Barge Explained: What Happened To Google's Offshore Showrooms
A decade ago, these edifices graced the waters off the West Coast. Here are the Google Barges explained. -
8BitDo's Latest Retro Receiver Lets You Play PS1 & PS2 With Modern Controllers
8BitDo, the company known for its retro controllers, is back with another Retro Receiver. This model is compatible with the PS1 and PS2 consoles. -
AI Can Crack Jokes, But Does It Really Understand Humor? Here's What New Research Says
Some AI scientists argue that, while it is impressive that these models can crack jokes, here's where it stands on comprehending humor. -
Why TEMU's Prices Are So Low, And Why You Shouldn't Fall For It
TEMU is the latest super-cheap way to buy goods from overseas with really low prices. But how does TEMU get those prices? Here's what we know. -
Reddit's Latest Major Outage Hit Both Desktop And Mobile
Reddit was hit with a brief but widespread outage on Wednesday, one that took down both its desktop website and its mobile app for some users worldwide. -
AI Could Be Coming To A White Castle Near You
White Castle's experiments involving AI have apparently been fruitful, and as such, the company is expanding its use of the technology at restaurants. -
You Can Now Purchase Xbox Repair Parts Through Microsoft
Touted as “genuine Microsoft repair parts,” Microsoft is currently selling parts for out-of-warranty wireless controllers. -
Elon Musk's 'X' Sign On Twitter HQ Is Coming Down As Fast As It Went Up
The newly-installed X sign on top of Twitter's headquarters has already been taken down after permit issues arose. -
Nintendo's Rumored Next Console Is Closer Than We Thought
Nintendo is gearing up to launch its next-generation gaming console in the second half of 2024, according to a leak. Dev kits may have already shipped. -
The New iPhone Emojis We Expect To See In 2023
Unicode update Emoji Version 15.1, scheduled to roll out in September 2023, is expected to bring a new bird, food, and more ways to express yourself. -
5 Of The Strangest Xbox Controllers We've Ever Seen
With the latest announcement of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles partnership, it's time to take a look at the weird stuff Xbox has pulled. -
Elon Musk Says Twitter Is Permanently Switching To Dark Mode
Elon Musk may be switching X (formerly Twitter) to a permanent dark mode, removing the last bit original branding for the site he bought for $44 billion. -
Twitter Updates X Logo, But The New Design Is Easy To Miss
Twitter's big rebrand involved putting up an interim logo. Only a couple of days later, an updated version has arrived, but it won't be around for long. -
The Disastrous Cost Of Elon Musk's Twitter Rebrand
The decision to transition Twitter to a new super app brand, named "X," comes with a serious cost for Musk's venture and the brand value he paid for. -
How To Create A New Apple ID (And Why You Might Need To)
Whatever the reason why you want to make a new Apple ID, you can do it on almost all of your Apple devices. -
How To Change The Margins In Google Docs Or Microsoft Word
Both Google Docs and Microsoft Word allow you to alter the margins of the document you are typing on. -
The Reason Old Record Players Are Making A Big Comeback
There are a variety of benefits to having a record player, and they all depend on the individual looking to purchase one. -
How To Delete Picsart Video Files On Android
While it's great to have a fully-equipped video editing suite on mobile, the files you edit can take up a lot of space. Here's how to remove them. -
How To Freeze A Row In Microsoft Excel
Freezing might not seem like much, but it does come in handy when working on a big sheet where you need to be reminded of certain values in the chart. -
How To Clean Your Car's Headlights With Lemon And Baking Soda
Your car's headlights are affected by the build-up and residue on them, which can block light and reduce your visibility. Here's how to clean them. -
How To Use Your iPhone Widgets On Your Mac
With Apple's upcoming macOS Sonoma, currently in public beta, you can port widgets from an iPhone to a Mac, and it's unsurprisingly really easy to do.
