Meta Quest 2 Just Got An Unwelcome Price Hike
Meta has announced plans to increase its Quest virtual reality headset price, spurring complaints and conspiracy theories about the sudden change.
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What's The Difference Between A Wi-Fi Range Extender And A Mesh Network?
If weak Wi-Fi is making working from home or streaming movies a nightmare, it might be time for a network upgrade. We talk you through two of the best fixes.
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The Google Pixel 6a Has A Major Security Flaw
A reportedly flawed Google Pixel 6a can be unlocked via its fingerprint scanner with any finger -- even those that have never touched the phone before.
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Google Announces Serious Productivity Features For Android Tablets
Google is making life a bit easier for users who often reach for their tablets to get work done, adding key new features for Workspace apps on Android 12L.
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Google Chrome Might Soon Alert You About Weak Passwords
It would appear that the next big update for Chrome will give users a bit of a nudge toward stronger passwords across the platform -- in early testing now.
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How To Stop Spam Emails
Providers have become very adept at filtering out spam messages before they ever reach your inbox. Some still get through, but you can avoid them.
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Why You Probably Need To Stop Using Your Android Phone's Built-In Browser
Android smartphones come with popular browsers, but not without concerns. Here's why it may be best to stop using your Android's pre-installed browser.
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Google Pixel 6a Goes Up For Pre-Order: How To Snag One
Google has finally launched the Pixel 6a, giving Android users and Pixel fans alike the opportunity to pre-order a mid-range alternative to the Pixel 6 model.
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A New Social Media App Is Getting Major Attention
If you've been hearing about BeReal a lot lately, there's a good reason. The app has been skyrocketing in popularity as an alternative to bigger platforms.
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Meta Is Being Sued By Another Company Named Meta
Meta is facing a lawsuit from another company called Meta, with the latter of the two claiming that Facebook (now called Meta) harmed it by rebranding.
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Google Will Begin Testing AR Glasses Prototypes In The Real World This Summer
Google has a new pair of smart glasses ready for testing, complete with a few privacy features in order to avoid the controversy that came with Google Glass.
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Cuteness Hides The Sinister Truth About Google's AI Image Tool
Google's Imagen AI can create some impressive images simply from a couple of lines of text. But the tool does come with some concerns. Here's why.
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TP-Link Just Took The Sting Out Of Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E
You've no doubt heard quite a bit about 5G, but what about Wi-Fi 6E? TP-Link's new tri-band router is designed to be simple enough for anyone to use.
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How To Delete Twitter
Whether you're concerned about data and privacy or you just need a good off-screen break, deleting your Twitter account is easy to do. Here's how.
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Elon Musk's Twitter Bail Is Turning Into A Nasty Legal Battle
Despite Elon Musk withdrawing his interest in Twitter, the takeover saga seems to be far from over and the billionaire is now facing legal action.
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Twitter Sues Elon Musk To Force Him To Complete Acquisition
Elon Musk has been served with a lawsuit launched by Twitter. Twitter's legal team seeks to force Musk's acquisition deal or a massive monetary penalty.
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How To Set Up Markdown In Google Docs, And Why You Should
There are some limits to using Markdown in Google Docs, but there are also some serious formatting benefits.
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Almost 50% Of People Surveyed Said They Use This Social Media App The Most
The social media market is more crowded than ever and several major platforms are competing for dominance. One of the oldest still stands at the top, though.
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Elon Musk Wants To Kill The Twitter Deal
Elon Musk has officially and rather unsurprisingly decided to back out of the deal to purchase the social media platform Twitter.
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Why You Need To Disable The Algorithmic Feed On Twitter
Twitter's algorithm works hard to surface the tweets it thinks you want to see, but there are a couple of good reasons to disable this sorting option.
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5 Internet Banking Tips You Need To Know To Keep Your Info Safe
Online banking is the most convenient way to manage your money, but it's not without some risks. Here's how to keep your personal information safe.
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Here's How You Can Use Microsoft Word, Excel, And PowerPoint For Free
There are a few clever tips and tricks you can use to get around paying hefty annual fees for Microsoft Office 365.
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Why This FCC Commissioner Says Apple And Google App Stores Should Remove TikTok
The call to ban TikTok in the U.S. is back in the spotlight following a recent BuzzFeed report that alleges all sorts of privacy concerns.
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Google Just Made It Easier To Switch From iOS To Android
Google just expanded the list of phones compatible with its simple Switch to Android app from Pixels to all devices running Android 12 or newer.
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Gmail On The Web Is Getting A Facelift That Lets You Hide Apps
Google is finally rolling out the Material You design update for Gmail on the web, and it comes with the ability to hide the apps you don't use.
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HTC Desire 22 Pro Sets Its Sights On The Metaverse
HTC has a new phone that has the ability to interact with the brand's Vive Flow VR glasses. This might be a winner if HTC can get their niches on point.
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BMW's New Dashboards Are Adding Some Extra Google Magic
BMW has announced plans to expand its infotainment software with an Android Automotive OS integration, paving the way for new features and experiences.
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