Europe Is One Step Closer To Rolling Out AI Regulations
The European Parliament is taking steps to regulate AI after voting in favor of discussing the EU AI Act, which seeks to regulate the harm of the technology.
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Europe May Break Up Google's Adtech Business Over Alleged Anticompetitive Practices
Google finds itself under increased scrutiny in Europe over its ad-tech business, compounding criticisms from the U.S. DOJ for anti-competitive practice.
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Top Reddit Communities Make Blackout Indefinite Following Leaked Memo
A leaked alleged internal memo seemingly angered a number of Reddit moderators who have vowed to indefinitely extend their subreddits' blackout participation.
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Unihertz Jelly Star Review: A Small Android Phone Made To Be Basic
The Unihertz Jelly Star might be the tiniest smartphone you see today. It's the newest in a line of itsy-bitsy Android devices that just do the basics.
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GM's Best Tech Feature Is Coming To The 2024 Buick Envision
The 2024 Envision sees the crown jewel of GM's tech suite expand into the Buick brand for the first time.
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Nothing Phone 2 Finally Has A Launch Date
The highly anticipated follow up to Carl Pei's Nothing Phone (1) will come in July of this year. We have the exact date and time for the Nothing Phone (2).
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Paul McCartney Is Using AI To Complete 'Final' Beatles Song
Legendary Beatle, Paul McCartney is going to use AI in order to create a final Beatles song later this year. We have all the details right here.
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5 Forgotten Airlines That Once Soared The Skies
Numerous airlines have come and gone over the year, but there are some notable ones that really thought they had a good idea, only to ultimately come up short.
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The Hidden Places Apple Hides Useful iPhone Settings
The iPhone is known for its relative simplicity and clean layout, but it's not immune to hidden features. Here are settings you should check out.
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FTC Officially Moves To Block Microsoft's Activision Blizzard Acquisition
Following reports claiming as much, the Federal Trade Commission has officially filed to block Microsoft's acquisition of video game giant Activision Blizzard.
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How To Use Your iPhone As A Hotspot
It's easy to use your iPhone as a Wi-Fi hotspot, giving you the ability to access the internet on your computer anywhere your iPhone has service.
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How To Change Your iPhone Camera From HEIC To JPG (And Why You Should)
If you plan to share your iPhone photos with other, non-Apple devices, you may want to flip the switch to JPG. We'll show you how to do that.
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OnePlus Nord 3 Leaked Images Suggest Launch Is Coming Up
Nearly two years after the arrival of the OnePlus Nord 2, it seems like its successor - the OnePlus Nord 3 - is finally on its way.
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How To Turn On Your Android Phone's Flashlight
Depending on which Android phone model you have and whether or not you have certain apps installed, a variety of way to turn on the flashlight may be available.
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How To Scan For Hidden Cameras In An Airbnb
There are a few way to detect any sneaky cameras that may be hidden away at an Airbnb or a hotel room.
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How To Make The Keyboard Bigger On Your iPhone
While the iPhone's default keyboard is general well-suited to most users, others may want to enlarge it.
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FTC Reportedly Plans To File An Injunction To Block Microsoft Activision Merger
Microsoft's acquisition of Activision may have a huge obstacle to overcome if the FTC blocks the sale just weeks before the scheduled completion.
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Reddit's Site-Wide Protests Resulted In A Major Outage
Thousands of subreddits participated in the planned blackout over Reddit's API fees. That change triggered some issues, causing a major outage.
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This Incredible Airliner Failed Despite Being Ahead Of Its Time - Here's Why
The Lockheed Martin TriStar was a luxurious autopiloted aircraft. Why didn't it survive beyond its first 250 planes?
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Samsung's Odyssey OLED G9 Monitor Is Here, And It's Pricey
Samsung is launching a new Odyssey OLED G9 monitor that will be huge and pricey. Here's what to expect from Samsung's next premium gaming monitor.
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How To Change The Text Size On Your Android Phone
You don't need to spend hundreds of dollars on a new Android phone to address the issue of too-small text.
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Mass Protest On Reddit: API Changes Provoke Over 7,000 Subreddits To Go Dark
When Reddit announced API changes to its platform, it sparked outrage among its users. Notably over 7,000 subreddits are shutting down for 2 days to protest.
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iOS 17 & iPadOS 17: Which iPhone & iPad Models Will Be Compatible?
With the upcoming iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 updates headed for devices later this year, Apple has made clear which devices make the cutoff for iOS 17 compatibility.
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11 Essential Amazon Fire TV Apps That Will Enhance Your Streaming Device
Amazon Fire TVs can do a lot more than just stream content. Here are 11 essential Amazon Fire TV apps that will enhance your streaming setup.
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Here's When New Model TVs Come Out In 2023
Home entertainment sets continue to balloon in size, panel quality, and features. These are the new TV models coming out in 2023 from the biggest manufacturers.
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ChatGPT Draws The Line: 5 Actions It Flat Out Refuses To Perform
For the sake of society and OpenAI's legal budget, ChatGPT has a bunch of built-in restrictions and limitations. Here are five questions it will not answer.
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12 Free Apps Every Windows User Should Have Installed
Other than a few basics, your new Windows computer is essentially an empty shell waiting to be filled. Here are 12 free apps every Windows user should install.
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