11 Free Apps Every Mac User Should Have Installed
Macs come loaded with a ton of useful apps, but there are plenty more out there that will enhance your experience. Here are the best free Mac apps.
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Galaxy Watch 6 Smiles For The Camera In Leaked Images
In leaked renders, it appears the Galaxy Watch 6 is set to debut at Samsung's next Unpacked event, sporting a larger display and new innards as well.
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Reddit Reportedly Begins Telling Mods To Reopen Shuttered Subreddits Or Face Replacement
Subreddit moderators have received messages seemingly from Reddit corporate, informing them to reopen private forums, or face replacement by another mod.
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10 Pointless Windows Programs And Apps You Should Uninstall Immediately
While most Windows programs and applications provide enhanced productivity, others overstay their welcome. Here are 10 apps that you should uninstall right now.
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11 Things You Should Stop Doing On Your iPhone Immediately
If you're using an iPhone, chances are there are a few things you're doing regularly that you should stop immediately, starting with avoiding software updates.
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5 VR Alternatives Cheaper Than Apple's Vision Pro
There are several VR and AR headsets by Apple competitors you can buy today, some of which have been around for years.
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5 Reasons You Should Use Google Bard Instead Of ChatGPT
Google Bard launched publicly only a few months after Bard, and it already boasts several features that make it more useful than OpenAI's chatbot.
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8 Best 50-55 Inch OLED TVs On The Market Right Now
Excellent picture quality, lots of connectivity options, and solid value for money: These are the eight best 50-55 inch OLED TVs on the market right now.
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C Seed's N1 Outdoor TV Looks Incredible, But It Costs As Much As A House
C Seed has announced its incredibly beautiful N1 Outdoor TV, which is weather resistant, puts itself away like Iron Man armor, and is eye-wateringly expensive.
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Microsoft Officially Moves On From Xbox One
Now that gamers are a few years into the Xbox Series X|S life cycle, first and third-party developer support of its Xbox One predecessor is being sunset.
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US Government Agencies Breached In Global Cyber Attack Incident
Among other institutions that have fallen victim to this attack, several U.S. government agencies may have been compromised by a Russian hacker group.
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Can A New Name Save Intel?
Intel is preparing a new branding for its upcoming 14th Gen Meteor Lake processors, eschewing the 'i' nomenclature of its processors that it's used for years.
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7 Ways To Speed Up Your Older iPhone
It's perfectly normal for your phone to slow down over time. Luckily, there are a few ways to speed up your old iPhone, so you don't need to buy a new one yet.
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WhatsApp May Soon Let You Have Multiple Accounts On The Same Phone
Moving away from its previous directives of single-account users, a WhatsApp beta seems to be hinting at multiple account-switching coming to the messenger.
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How Microsoft's Azure AI Studio Will Allow Companies To Build Custom Copilots
Melding Azure's cloud tech with OpenAI's ChatGPT tools, developers will be able to utilize Azure AI Studio to create their own AI "copilot" for assistance.
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Research Paper Says Twitter's Algorithm 'Amplifies' Anger And Hate
A university research paper found that anger and hate get amplified by Twitter's algorithm because of the engagement it promotes among its users.
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Microsoft Launches Consumer Replacement Parts For Surface Pro, Laptop, And Studio
Microsoft is now selling some replacement hardware for certain Surface computers, giving DIYers with out-of-warranty products a new repair option.
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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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