Sonos Voice Control Is A Privacy-First Alternative To Alexa And Google
Sonos is adding its own voice control to its smart speakers called Sonos Voice Control, a music-focused assistant that puts privacy to the fore.
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Sonos Ray Is A $279 Soundbar For When Your TV Speakers Suck
Sonos is adding a third soundbar to its range. The new Sonos Ray is the most affordable in the lineup, though that price comes with compromises.
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Sonos Roam Gets Three New Colors As Lorde Lands On Sonos Radio
Sonos is back with some splashy new colors for its Roam portable speaker, plus there's a new radio station curated by the popular singer Lorde.
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Apex Legends Mobile Finally Has An Official Release Date
Hit battle royale game "Apex Legends" finally has a release date on mobile. Fans can pre-register for the mobile game to get some early bird rewards.
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How To Connect Your Raspberry Pi To Wi-Fi
The tiny Raspberry Pi is an incredibly versatile computer, but in order to maximize its capabilities, you'll first need to connect it to a Wi-Fi network.
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Read This Before Downloading A PDF Directly From Google Search Results - It Could Be A Virus
Researchers warn that phishing scams have skyrocketed over the past year, though the method used to trick victims is one you probably don't expect.
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How To Follow Hashtags On Twitter
Twitter's hashtag functions can be difficult to navigate, but there are some tips and tricks to make it easier.
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Lenovo's 2022 Laptops Give AMD A Rare Gaming Win
Lenovo's popular Legion 7 series gaming laptops are getting a makeover for 2022, with the result being better performance. But there's a catch.
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AirPods Pro 2 May Have A Release Date
We've been hearing about the anticipated AirPods Pro 2 earbuds for quite some time, and now we may finally know when they'll hit the market.
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The Real Reason Wordle Removed A Word As An Answer
Wordle had a word change this week, owing to the potential for mental distress, public outcry, and questions of sensitivity on the part of the game's owners.
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Google Aims To Fix Broken Android App Experiences On Chromebook
Android apps are a popular addition to Chrome OS, but the experience of actually using them is less than great. That may change in the near future.
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How To Connect A PS5 Controller To Your iPhone
Sony's DualSense controller is one of the best controllers on the market, and it's also officially supported by Apple. Here's how to use it with an iPhone.
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Facebook Is Getting Rid Of This Location Feature Soon
Facebook feature Nearby Friends will shutter its service doors soon. Now is as good a time as any to take a look at your privacy settings in the Facebook app.
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Windows 11 Xbox Controller Bar Makes Gaming Without A Keyboard Easier
A new Controller Bar feature has arrived for Windows 11 users working with Xbox Wireless controllers, allowing simplified navigation and quick game access.
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Google Could Launch A Pixel Buds Upgrade To Compete With AirPods Pro
Google's next new device appears to have leaked in the form of a pair of higher-end earbuds called Pixel Buds Pro. Could these earbuds do battle with AirPods?
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Acer's Chromebook Spin 514 Gets An AMD Speed Upgrade
Acer is back with another Chromebook model, this one just as flexible as the others we've seen in 2022, but with an enterprise counterpart for businesses.
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MS Clippy Is Coming To Halo Infinite Season 2. No, Really
The next season of "Halo Infinite" is now available, and it brings with it the low-key presence of a certain iconic paperclip, not to mention the tea bag.
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Why Streaming Services Are Driving People Back To Pirating
Streaming services are a cheap, convenient way to watch shows, but now that there are more options than ever, some say they're returning to piracy.
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Sonos' Alexa-Rivaling Voice Assistant Gets A Leaked Launch Date
Sonos will launch a voice assistant in the coming weeks. Here's everything we know so far about how it will work and who (and what) it will support.
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T-Mobile's 5G Home Internet Will Pay To Cancel Your Old Broadband
T-Mobile USA aims to replace competing home internet providers by offering to pay customers' fees for quitting their broadband plans.
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The Simple Nintendo Switch Screenshot Hack You Probably Forgot About
The Nintendo Switch has a dedicated button for snapping screenshots, and you may not realize it also has a simple method for sending them to a smartphone.
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Obi-Wan Kenobi Series Teases Darth Vader In Star Wars Day Trailer
The newest trailer for the limited Disney series Obi-Wan Kenobi reveals that the Jedi Master will find himself hunted by more than The Empire.
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Sonos' New Budget Soundbar Just Got Its Name
Sonos' cheapest soundbar keeps leaking, and along with a price tag we now have a name to go with the company's newest speaker
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YouTube Go Will Join The Google Graveyard Soon
Google has quietly announced plans to get rid of its lightweight YouTube Go app, but that's probably not a bad thing even for budget phone users.
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What We Know About The Troubled Google Foldable's New Release
Google may be jumping into the foldable smartphone game after all, according to a series of recent Tweets and updates from insiders.
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Xbox Game Pass Kicks Off May 2022 With Indies And Sports Games
The next batch of titles set to arrive on Xbox Game Pass has been revealed, as well as the several games that'll be leaving the platform in May.
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Meta's VR Headset Roadmap Leaks: Ambitious And Priced To Match
Meta's plan for future virtual reality headsets leaks with four VR devices likely headed to market in the months ahead -- each with its own plan of attack.
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