The Surprising Country With Greater Internet Accessibility Than The United States
A new study shows which countries around the world have the best internet, rating speed, connectivity, and cost per month for internet services.
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Google Tries To One-Up iMessage With Messages Update
Google has detailed a bunch of new features that are making their way to its Messages app, some of which make cross-platform messaging a lot more bearable.
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The Real Reason That Wi-Fi Is Banned In This American Town
One sleepy town in the United States has a total ban on Wi-Fi - with a very, very good reason for said ban. Don't pop in expecting to watch Netflix.
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Twitter Is Freaking Out Over The Discovery Of Endurance Shipwreck
The legendary explorer ship Endurance was located in Antarctica after more than 100 years under the ice - and now we get to see it up close and personal.
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Twitter Shops Is Open For Business, And Free To Use (For Now)
Users on iOS running the latest version of the Twitter app can now access a system called Twitter Shops - for a limited number of merchants here in beta mode.
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Twitter Reacts To Apple's New Alpine Green iPhone 13 And 13 Pro
Apple revealed several new products during its spring event, as well as a couple of new colorways. How are fans reacting to the new iPhone 13 color?
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Android 12L's Foldable Enhancements Could Finally Give Google Tablets A Chance
Google's release of Android 12L seems to give tablet devices the fighting chance they deserve in a largely iPad-dominated marketplace, starting with Samsung.
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Google Says Optimized Chrome Beats Safari Speeds On Mac
Google claims the latest version of Chrome is faster than Apple's Safari on Mac. That doesn't necessarily mean you should switch browsers, though.
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Pixel 6a Spec Leak Suggests Google Is Back On Its A-Game
The Google Pixel 6a leaks again, this time in benchmark scores that suggest it'll be more than worth its price - if its price sticks to tradition.
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The Real Reason Google Just Paused Advertising In Russia
Google paused advertising online inside Russia, appearing to do so in response to Russia's demands for information control through Google's platforms.
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Intel, Arm, Google And More Want To Tear Up Traditional Chip Design
The biggest names in tech have come together to create a new specification called UCIe to move the whole chip industry (and smart device industry) forward.
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Google Pixel Watch Is Coming And It Could Launch With Pixel 6a
Google's next major device release looks to be the Pixel Watch, a wearable smart device that'll likely launch alongside the price-conscious Pixel 6a.
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How Facebook And Twitter Are Eradicating Ukranian Disinformation
Facebook and Twitter are cracking down on disinformation about Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine, announcing everything from restrictions to warning labels.
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The Reason You Can't Get Fiber Internet In Your Area
Fiber internet is highly sought-after, offering much better performance than other options and speeds up to 1 GB per second. But it's not available everywhere.
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30 Best Google Easter Eggs Of 2021
Google's version of the Easter egg is more appealing to grown-ups than to kiddos. These Google Easter eggs are sure to help you kill any spare time.
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First Google Pixel 7 Renders Hint At Largely Unchanged Design
Two different sources have leaked several renders allegedly showing the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro smartphones, both of which look awfully familiar.
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Here's How To Download Twitter Videos To Your Phone
Taking a peek at a few services that allow Twitter video downloads from your iPhone, iPad, Android device, or desktop computer with MacOS, Windows, or Linux.
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Google Has A Fix For The Pixel 6 Wi-Fi Bug, But You'll Have To Wait
Some Pixel 6 owners were hit by an annoying Wi-Fi bug with the most recent update. Google says it already has a fix ready, but you'll have to wait a bit.
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Researchers Chain Atoms In Leap Toward Quantum Internet
Researchers have chained atoms together to create quantum storage that could pave the way for creation of large-scale optical quantum networks.
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Google Just Gave Meta's Facebook Business More Bad News
Google is bringing its Privacy Sandbox to Android under a multi-year effort that aims to strike a balance between user privacy and ad revenue.
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Snapchat Is Not Private, Nor Is It Safe
Snapchat is one level of "private" and "safe" - but those words are subjective until we're talking about unbreakable encryption.
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Google Chrome OS Flex Promises Longer Life For Old Hardware
Chrome OS Flex brings an iteration of Chrome OS to PC hardware both old and new, allowing simple software to lengthen the life of otherwise-outdated machines.
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Meta Quest 2's Super Bowl Commercial Didn't Have The Reaction They Hoped For
Meta's Super Bowl 2022 ad focused on the Quest 2, but it didn't resonate with viewers the way the company had hoped, leaving many feeling despondent.
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10 Reasons To Stop Using Safari
From common errors to lack of compatibility outside of Apple devices, there are many reasons to consider ending your relationship with Apple's Safari browser.
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It's Google+ All Over Again
Another one bites the dust as Google is killing off one of the last remnants of its social network in favor of a slightly different service called Spaces.
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The Real Reason The Google Nexus Q Was A Huge Flop
The Google Nexus Q was a unique device in its industrial design, its software, and its approach toward handling media of the future - so why did it fail?
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