The Biggest Tech Failures Of 2022
The tech space was riding historic highs coming into this year, but there have been some epic flops along the way. These are the biggest tech failures of 2022.
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Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts You Should Know On Mac
Adobe Photoshop offers its designers an extremely advanced user experience, complete with an intense list of shortcuts and tricks.
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TikTok Ban For US Government Phones Passes Senate
TikTok is again facing a partial ban the United States, though it remains to be seen whether the House takes up the legislation embraced by the Senate.
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Instagram Finally Has A Better Solution For Recovering Hacked Accounts
With a new hub and an overhaul to the process, Instagram has implemented greater support resources for those suffering from their account being hacked.
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Oppo Refreshes Foldable Find N2 Lineup, Launches A Galaxy Z Flip Rival
One year after Oppo entered the world of foldables with the Oppo Find N, the company has showcased its next-generation foldables at its Inno Day event in China.
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Why Valve Doesn't Think Those AMD 6800U Handhelds Are Real Competition
Valve is seeing great success with its handheld Steam Deck, and even with more competition joining the market, designers at Valve aren't particularly worried.
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Google's Matter Upgrade Just Hit Android And Nest: Why That's Huge
Matter is a cross-platform protocol that smart home devices can use to communicate with hubs, and it's coming to Android and Nest devices now.
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5 Signs An Android App Might Be Fake
Despite Google's best efforts, and the many fail-safes in place protecting users, Android fans need to know the telltale signs of a fraudulent app.
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Big Myths About Phone Cameras You Need To Stop Believing
Smartphone cameras have created millions of hobbyist photographers -- and a few widespread misunderstandings about how the technology works from the get-go.
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The 10 Most Helpful Microsoft Word Shortcuts
We've all written an essay or two in Microsoft Word, but is your workflow truly optimized? Here are the 10 most helpful Microsoft Word shortcuts to know.
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You Can Turn Your Old Android Phone Into A Trackpad For Your PC. Here's How
Old Android phones often sit around waiting to be traded in for a new model. But turning your old Android device into a PC trackpad can give it new life.
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How To Cancel Your Apple TV+ Subscription
However, if you are overwhelmed with the increasing number of streaming services to pay for and find you don't use Apple TV+ much, there are ways to cancel.
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Elon Musk Says He's Going To Take Legal Action Against ElonJet Creator
The saga of a bot account tracking Elon Musk's jet is now going to court, at least according to a tweet from Elon Musk following an alleged stalker incident.
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ElonJet Briefly Returned Alongside Big Twitter Policy Update On Doxing
Twitter briefly restored @ElonJet, the automated bot account that tracked Elon Musk's private jet and posted about its flight activity online.
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Why One Of Samsung's Best Phones Was Banned In America
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was a highly-anticipated smartphone, but shortly after its release, it began catching on fire. We have the full story.
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Elon Musk Gets His Chance To Take A Stand Against ElonJet
There's some more drama surrounding Musk's Twitter 2.0, and this time it involves the suspension of an account that tracked his private jet trips.
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U2 And Apple's Strange Relationship Explained
In 2014, Apple and U2 partnered to release the band's new album on iTunes for free. It didn't go well, but that was only part of a longer relationship.
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The Army's Black Hawk Helicopters Are Getting A Once In A Generation Replacement
The U.S. Army has announced a replacement for the Black Hawk helicopter after over 40 years of service. Check out the new Bell V-280 Valor tiltrotor aircraft.
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This Is Why So Many People Hate OnePlus Phones
OnePlus has a proud reputation of support its community of believers, but in recent years, it has taken a decidedly less fan-friendly approach.
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11 Best Uses For Old Servers
You've got an old server lying around that, with a little bit of work, could have a second life as in important part of your daily life.
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Apple Releases iOS 16.2: What's New On Your iPhone
Coupled with fixes, the latest update for iOS 16 brings a ton of new features, including the new Freeform app, Apple Music Sing, and other new capabilities.
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This Groundbreaking Test Dummy Design Should Have Happened A Long Time Ago
As car safety tech advances, crash test dummy design is being iterated on and innovated — specifically, a largely ignored dummy design is on the way.
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How To Use Lockdown Mode On MacOS Ventura, And Why You Might Want To
Apple's Lockdown Mode is meant to act as a sort of extreme measure against potential cyberattacks. Here's how to turn it on and start using it.
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How To Use Your iPhone's Built In VPN Feature
The iPhone is a powerful tool for connection. But internet traffic is easily misused. With a VPN, you can protect yourself from fraud and other issues.
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How To Unblock Numbers On An Android Phone
If calls were automatically flagged as spam by your Android phone or you directly blocked them, attempts to communicate with you are automatically dropped.
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Here's Why One Of Microsoft's Most Important Products Almost Never Saw The Light Of Day
Playing video games is supposed to be fun, but it can be tough when you can't use the controls. That's where the Xbox Accessibility Controller comes in.
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The Biggest Ways Drones Have Evolved Over The Years
The past decade has changed the way drones are built, bought, and utilized by consumers, the government, and everyone in between, thanks to a few key factors.
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