Elon Musk Just Slammed AI Tech, But His Secret Twitter Project Tells Another Story
While Elon Musk has been quick to criticize the swift innovation in AI tech, he's simultaneously investing heavily in AI with Twitter just as much as Tesla.
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OnePlus Nord Buds 2 Review: Cheap Buds To Beat
OnePlus Nord Buds 2 wireless earbuds deliver an acceptable set of specifications, looks, and performance, especially considering their competitive price.
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Instagram Features That Will Change How You Use The Social Media App
Instagram is one of the most popular social media apps out there and there are plenty of features that users can take advantage of to improve their experience.
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Tired Of Wordle? The NYT Has A New Game In Beta
If you're a fan of the daily word game Wordle you might want to check out a new game in beta called Digits which Is a brain game focused on math.
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Elon Musk Tweeted DMs With Twitter Files Writer Amid Substack Spat
There has been some drama surrounding Twitter and newsletter platform Substack, and that has snowballed into Musk tweeting and then deleting private DMs.
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All The Ways Twitter Has Already Changed Under Elon Musk
Elon Musk may only have been Twitter's owner for a matter of days, but the $44 billion deal has already had some huge consequences for users, advertisers & more
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This 20-Foot-Tall Donkey Kong Cabinet Is Actually Playable
The Strong Museum (a.k.a.) the Museum of Play worked with Nintendo to build a giant-sized, playable Donkey Kong arcade machine. We have all the details.
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Is It Ok To Leave Your Nintendo Switch In The Dock?
Your Nintendo Switch is a handheld gaming console that also comes with a dock so you can charge it and connect it to your TV. But can you leave it there?
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Mario Games On Nintendo Switch Get Rare Discount Amid Movie Hype
The hype surrounding the Super Mario Bros. Movie has led to a rare bonus for gamers. Most of the Mario games are at their lowest prices in years.
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YouTube Premium Users Get Support For SharePlay, Improved 1080p Streaming On iOS
YouTube has announced two big reasons to consider signing up for Premium despite its $11.99 a month cost.
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How To Alphabetize Information In Microsoft Excel Or Google Sheets
Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets are both great ways to store your information, and both programs make it easy to sort alphabetically. We'll show you how.
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How To Use The Split Screen Mode On Your Chromebook
Utilizing the split screen on a Chromebook can help computer users of all sorts when they multitask.
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5 Safari Features That Will Change The Way You Browse The Internet
Safari, the default browser on your macOS computer, has some great built-in features that enhance your web browsing experience. Here are some of our favorites.
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How To Find And Connect To McDonald's Wi-Fi
If you need to hop online but don't have access to Wi-Fi right now, you can head to your local McDonald's and connect to its free wireless network.
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How To Clear Cache On The Facebook App
Is your phone or tablet's storage getting a bit too crowded? If so, you can free up some space by deleting the Facebook app's cached content.
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Twitter's Sudden Substack Block Has Suspicious Timing
With the introduction of Twitter-competitve Notes, Substack writers can produce quick updates rather than full-scale newsletters.
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Why You Should Encrypt Your Wi-Fi Network (And How To Do It)
Most new Wi-Fi routers come standard with network encryption set up already, but if not, here's how to enable Wi-Fi encryption - and why everyone should.
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10 Reasons A PS5 Still Isn't Worth The Money In 2023
Is it worth buying a PS5 right now? Having been on the market for multiple years, Sony has given customers plenty of time to see what the platform has to offer.
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How To Set Up Parental Controls On The Nintendo Switch
Despite its family-friendly impression, the Nintendo Switch has a variety of games and experiences for all ages, some of which may not be suitable for kids.
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YouTube Music Seems To Be Rolling Out Real-Time Lyrics To Android Users
Real-time lyrics for songs is finally being rolled out to users on YouTube Music, following in the footsteps of Spotify and Apple Music's lyrics.
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Google Is Pulling The Plug On Dropcam And Nest Secure
Several years after acquiring Dropcam and Nest, Google is pulling support next year for Nest Secure as it transitions to a new partnership with ADT security.
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Twitter Quietly Changes Policy To Slap NPR With State-Affiliated Media Label
Twitter added its state-affiliated media label NPR's account without explanation. The move follows Musk's repeated attacks against the media.
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Sony Looking Into PlayStation Controllers That Can Change Temperature
Sony made waves with the unique adaptive triggers found on the DualSense controller. A patent details other types of features including temperature changes.
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10 Worst Video Game PC Ports Of All Time
Remember when PC ports crashed constantly? What about when PC ports were literally unbeatable? Here are the 10 worst video game PC ports of all time.
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How To Safely Work From A Coffee Shop (Or Other Spot) That Offers Free Wi-Fi
If you need to head out to the nearest coffee shop or hotel lobby to use a free Wi-Fi network, there are a few things you should do to keep your data safe.
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12 Best Free Xbox Series X And S Games You Can Download Right Now
With thousands of games across every platform, choosing one can be difficult. Here are the 12 best free Xbox Series X and S games you can download right now.
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5 Tips To Improve Your Aim On Xbox
Good aim can mean the difference between life and death for many video games, so it's no wonder why it's the bread and butter of every gamer.
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