ChatGPT Faces Its First Lawsuit For Producing Incorrect Information
ChatGPT, despite all of its potential, didn't command a particularly warm reception in Australia. Now OpenAI faces a lawsuit over incorrect information.
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Cash App Creator Bob Lee Dead, Killed In San Francisco Stabbing
Cash App founder and chief product officer at MobileCoin, Bob Lee, has died following a fatal stabbing in San Francisco on April 4. Lee was 43 years old.
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How To Control Your Xbox With The Google Home App
With homes becoming increasingly smart, it's only natural you'd want seamless integration for controlling your gaming console without hunting down remotes.
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The Most Common Apple Music Error Codes And How To Fix Them
Some users have figured out a way past Apple Music's most common error codes, including "42812" and "9030."
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How To Reset Your Network Settings On Mac
Resetting network settings can remove these problematic issues, enabling you to reconnect successfully.
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8 Best Uses For Old Phone Cases
Most phone owners often go through many different cases, switching them out for fashion or stronger models. Here are the very best uses for old phone cases.
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Expedia Is Testing ChatGPT To See If It Can Help Users Plan Trips
Expedia is adding a cool new feature to its mobile app that relies on ChatGPT to help you plan your next vacation with a single-line prompt.
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Major PC Brands Ranked Worst To Best
Manufacturers continue to deliver powerful machines with cutting-edge features at a lower price point. Here are major PC brands ranked worst to best.
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Microsoft Reveals Surface-Branded Thunderbolt 4 Dock
One of the biggest problems with a Surface laptop or tablet is the lack of ports but now Microsoft will happily sell you a Thunderbolt 4 dock to help.
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8 iPhone Launchers That Will Give Your Android Phone An Apple Look
Just because you have an Android smartphone doesn't mean you can't enjoy the perks of having an iPhone, as these iPhone Launchers prove.
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Motorola Introduces The New 'Edge 40 Pro'
The Motorola Edge 40 Pro builds on the success of the Edge lineup, delivering top-tier hardware and features that should live up to its flagship pricing.
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How To Delete Apps And Programs On Windows 11
If you're running low on space on your computer, uninstalling a few apps you rarely or never use can make a difference. We'll show you two ways to do it.
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Apple May Be Planning To Eliminate Some Corporate Retail Jobs
Major tech companies have been laying off huge numbers of employees, but Apple has been the big exception. That may change in a small way soon.
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How To Edit A PDF On Windows
PDF editing has long been the bane of computer users everywhere. Luckily there are three fairly simple solutions.
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iPhone 17 Pro Could Finally Hide Apple's Face ID Sensor
Apple hasn't neglected the growing trend of removing display notches, but it's going to be a while before Apple shows off an under-display selfie camera.
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How To Print Screenshots From Your Android Phone
The process is fairly straightforward and can be done in a matter of minutes. However, you need to make sure you have a printer with wireless capabilities.
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Tim Cook Just Shed New Light On Apple's Upcoming Mixed-Reality Headset
Tim Cook sat down with GQ and talked about Apple's upcoming mixed-reality headset and what Apple hopes to accomplish with it. We have all the details.
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The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 Is Set For A Big Cover Screen Upgrade
If we are to believe fresh rumors, Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 5 will likely feature a significant design overhaul with an all-new, larger cover display.
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50 Years Since The First Cellphone Call: A Tech Revolution That Is Still Shaping The Future
50 years ago, an engineer at Motorola placed the first cell phone call. Since then, massive bricks have made way for the slim smartphones of today.
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Secretlab's Customizable Arm & Footrests Enhance A Robust Product Line
Secretlab is enhancing their TITAN chair and Magnus desk with footrests, armrests, and lumbar pillows - for the ultimate workstation experience.
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Why Are TCL TVs So Cheap? And Are They Any Good?
TCL TVs often come in at reasonable prices compared to bigger-name competitors like Sony or Samsung with similar feature sets. So, is TCL any good?
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This Chrome Extension Lets You Use ChatGPT On Any Web Page
OpenAI's ChatGPT and GPT-4 chatbots can make your life easier in a number of ways. So can this Chrome extension, which brings the AI to every tab.
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The World War II F4U Corsair Was The Allies' Best Weapon In The Pacific
The Corsair was a veritable hotrod of a fighter plane, and with a top speed of 446 miles per hour, it was briefly the fastest plane in the U.S. arsenal.
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Easy Ways To Fix When Your Android Phone Isn't Receiving Texts From iPhones
Android and iOS devices have never gotten along perfectly. Here are some easy ways to fix when your Android phone isn't receiving texts from iPhones.
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5 Tips To Get Even Better Responses From ChatGPT
ChatGPT is a useful enough tool on its own, but you can get even better and clearer responses if you know how to phrase what you ask the app to do.
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Kawasaki Ki-78: The Japanese Experimental Aircraft That Tried To Set A World Record
Just ahead of World War 2, Kawasaki started work on a unique aircraft with the goal of both conducting research and breaking a world record in the process.
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Photo Cutout Feature On iOS 16: How To Cut And Paste Images
The Photo Cutout feature in iOS 16 is a very slick and easy way to separate the subject of a photo from its background, but how exactly do you use it?
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