How To Fix The Most Common Prime Video Error Codes
Here's a rundown of the most common problems users encounter with Amazon's streaming service and how to resolve them.
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How To Customize The Lock Screen On Your iPhone 14 Or iPhone 14 Pro
One of the best parts of getting a new phone is customizing the lock screen with your favorite photos and widgets. Here's how to set it up on the iPhone 14.
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How To Customize The Lockscreen On Your Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 can pull off some neat tricks, and some of the coolest are on the lock screen. Find out how to personalize it to your taste.
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Windows 11 PC Settings That Are Ruining Your Experience
From annoying to enraging, your Windows 11 experience could probably use a few easy adjustments. These Windows 11 PC settings might be ruining your experience.
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How To Share Location On Your iPhone
If you own an iPhone, you can share your location with other people using a bunch of popular apps, including Find My and Google Maps, among others.
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Apple Hide My Email Alternatives For Android Users
The useful Hide My Email service from Apple is obviously exclusive to iPhone/Mac users, but there are alternatives for Android users to take advantage of.
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How To Bookmark A Tab Group On iPad Safari
Apple's iOS hides much of its functionality for iPads under contextual menus that users access by tapping and holding icons, menus, and other elements.
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A Pixel 7 Prototype Is On Sale Months Before The Official Launch
A prototype test version of the Google Pixel 7 appears to have been listed on eBay in advance of its official release and sale date from Google.
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Panasonic Toughbook 40 Slims Down, But It's Still A Rugged Beast
The Panasonic Toughbook 40 continues the company's legacy of hardcore notebook devices made to withstand all work environments -- with a new slimmer figure.
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LimeWire Is Back, But Not As You Knew It
The file sharing platform LimeWire has returned with a completely different sort of angle dealing with blockchain, cryptocurrency, NFTs, and a bit of music.
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Anyone With An Apple AR Headset Will Be Able To Create AR Apps, Says New Report
A new report suggests that users -- even those without coding experience -- will be able to create their own apps in Apple's mixed reality headset using Siri.
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Fossil's Newest Gen 6 Smartwatches Get An Alexa Upgrade
Fossil Gen 6 smartwatches now have Alexa voice commands, including for Skagen Falster Gen 6, Fossil x Razer, and its Michael Kors portfolio.
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15 Photography Trends You Need To Be Aware Of In 2022
Photography trends shift year to year. This year, themes of diversity, minimalism, and authenticity are in the spotlight around the world.
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12 Bizarre Cameras You Forgot Existed
Since its invention in the 19th Century, the modern camera has seen some incredible -- and slightly crazy -- iterations. These 12 cameras are quite noteworthy.
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Crypto Hack Spree Sees Millions Stolen In Just Days - And It's Still Ongoing
An attack on cryptocurrency wallets appears to have stolen massive amounts of SOL and USDC from the Solana ecosystem. Experts recommend keeping wallets offline.
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Why Your Android Phone Is Overheating And How To Fix It
Here are a few reasons why your Android smartphone is overheating, as well as a few ways you might mitigate your issues so you can stay cool.
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Biden's Crypto Executive Order: Here's What You Need To Know
US President Joe Biden delivered an executive order this week dealing with cryptocurrency, blockchain, and everything in-between. Here are the basics.
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One Of F1's Best Drivers Nearly Appeared In 'Top Gun: Maverick'
This Formula One legend almost starred as a fighter jet pilot in "Top Gun: Maverick," but missed out due to a scheduling conflict. Here's what happened.
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Inside The Complicated History Between Sam Bankman-Fried & Binance's CZ
The recent FTX dilemma came on the heels of an interesting history between Sam Bankman-Fried and Binance's Changpeng Zhao (CZ). Here's how it happened.
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This Bizarre Hovertrain Technology Was Ahead Of Its Time
Hovertrains were once a new and potentially promising technology being worked on by multiple countries before being scrapped. Here's why they never came to be.
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10 Best Uses For Old Apple TVs
Clearing out the tech clutter in your home? Your old Apple TV might still have a few tricks up its sleeve. Here are the best uses for an old Apple TV.
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This Gaming Technology Didn't Get The Reaction It Hoped For
Mutalk is a Bluetooth microphone created by Tokyo-based Shiftall, whose claim "Coming 2023 for US" feels more like a threat than a release date.
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How The FCC Is Cracking Down On Robocallers
There were four billion robocalls a month in 2020, but the FCC is working to cut down on those numbers.
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How To Find Your Twitter Followers On Mastodon
Unfortunately, there is no direct way to find your Twitter friends and followers on Mastodon, but there are a few alternate methods
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You Can Lock Your Incognito Mode Tabs On Android With Fingerprint Biometrics, Here's How
Google quietly rolled out a feature on iOS that's now making its way to Android devices. It lets users secure their incognito tabs with fingerprints.
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Microsoft Outlook: How To Move The Navigation Sidebar To The Bottom
A recent update to the Microsoft Outlook app has updated the interface and move the navigation sidebar to the bottom. Here's how to move it back.
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Motorola's New Fitness Tracker Shows Up Unannounced On BestBuy
Motorola is coming back to the wearable market with a new fitness tracker called the Moto Watch 70 according to a sales page on Best Buy Canada.
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