Here's How To Change The Font Style On Your Samsung Galaxy
There are tons of ways to customize your Galaxy smartphone using One UI, and if you're not particularly attached to the default font, here's how to change it.
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How To Change The Band On Your Apple Watch
The Apple Watch is a unique form factor for watches and it also has a new way of attaching straps. We'll tell you which ones will work and how to change them.
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Ten Million Voters Said Elon Musk Should Step Down As Twitter Boss
Elon Musk's tenure as Twitter owner and CEO has hardly been smooth-sailing. Now, with users rebelling, a controversial poll could seal Musk's fate.
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Here's How To Find The Android 13 Hidden Easter Egg
Google has broadened its animal horizons — the Android 13 Easter egg reps 14 different critters, symbols and themes.
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Former FTX Chief Bankman-Fried May Be Ready For Extradition To The US
Sam Bankman-Fried, former CEO of the fallen crypto giant FTX, is reportedly planning to accept the extradition request made by the U.S. government.
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Elon Musk Puts Stepping Down As Twitter Boss Up For Vote
Elon Musk is conducting another Twitter poll, and this one might be the most consequential yet. The billionaire has asked people whether he should step down.
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This Future Laser Technology Could Be The Key To Terraforming Mars
If you have dreams of permanent Martian settlements where average folks work and play and live out their lives, we're going to have to tidy up the place first.
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The Google Pixel 7 Hidden Feature That Makes Taking Screenshots Even Easier
Google Pixel phones have a cool hidden feature that lets you take a screenshot quickly and without fiddling around with the device's buttons.
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The Apple Silicon Mac Pro May Not Be As Extreme As Expected
The company was originally supposed to launch the M1 Extreme processor with an updated Mac Pro, effectively putting an end to the era of Intel-powered Macs.
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Mind Control Technology May Not Be So Far Fetched For The US Military
Controlling technology with our minds might not be as distant as we think. It's all possible by sending brain signals to a brain-computer interface.
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How To Use An Old Android Phone As A Digital Photo Frame
Instead of letting an old Android phone collect dust, you can reuse it as a digital photo frame. All you need is the device, its charger, and an app.
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Here's How To Stop Your iPhone Messages From Ringing Twice
The iPhone can be customized in many fantastic ways. One option that iPhone users have is the ability to enable or disable multiple rings on incoming messages.
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How To Recall A Message In Microsoft Outlook
Recalling an email you sent via Outlook is a straightforward process, but there are limitations to it.
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Microsoft Teams Keyboard Shortcuts You Should Know On Windows
Just like any other software, Microsoft Teams features useful keyboard shortcuts that can boost your productivity and save you a lot of time.
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These Ultra-Thin Solar Cells Can Be Glued To Any Surface And Produce Incredible Power
Solar technology and its power delivery methods continue to evolve, and MIT may have made a breakthrough with its flexible and ultra-thin solar cells.
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Why Someone Spent Over $442,000 For This Old Apple Computer
RR Auctions sold for $442,000 a legendary piece of computing history: one of the world's last working Apple I computers.
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The Nintendo Switch Setting You May Want To Change If You Use Headphones
Headphones are the best way to block out noise when playing your Nintendo Switch, but turn this setting on to avoid disturbing others if they come unplugged.
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Here's How Much It Cost Elon Musk To Buy The Tesla Brand Name
The Tesla brand is synonymous with electric vehicles, but it could have been known by a different name if it didn't acquire the rights.
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Motorola ThinkPhone Leak Reminds Us They Roll With Lenovo
Motorola may be launching a new line of phones geared toward high-end and business users under the brand ThinkPhone which is a reference to Lenovo laptops.
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Elon Musk Breaks A Decade-Old Promise To Tesla Shareholders
Also 10 years ago, Elon Musk tweeted that his money would e the first in and the last out of Tesla, but this week he sold a lot of stock. So what gives?
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37% Of People Didn't Realize Windows 11 Had This Hidden Feature - SlashGear Survey
Windows 11 still has a few tricks up its sleeve for the relatively new OS. According to our reader survey, here are the most obscure features in Windows 11.
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How To Avoid Online Credit Card Skimming Scams
Online credit card scams are becoming more frequent of late as online shopping grows. We lay out some basic ways you can help keep yourself safe.
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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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