You Can Charge Your Apple Pencil Without An iPad. Here's How
If you own a first-generation Apple Pencil, you don't always need your iPad to be able to charge it. Here's how to charge it using alternative options.
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Here's How To Take A Screenshot On Your Chromebook
Though Chromebooks come with many benefits, using a new operating system can mean even the most basic tasks like taking a screenshot become a mystery.
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This Hidden Android Phone Feature Lets You Share WiFi Without A Password
If you have an Android, there are a few ways to share your network password without typing out a complicated string of characters.
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Samsung May Be Chasing The Magic Behind iPhone's Video Stabilization
A patent filing from Samsung may indicate it's adding sensor-shift image stabilization to its phones.
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Coinbase Vs. Gemini: The Big Differences Between The Crypto Exchanges Explained
Gemini and Coinbase are two popular crypto exchanges - here are the biggest difference between the two for those who may be considering getting into crypto.
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What You Need To Do If You Forgot Your MacBook Password
Have you dusted off an old MacBook, only to realize that you can't remember its password? If so, you're in luck. Resetting a MacBook password is pretty simple.
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How To Find The Android 12 Easter Egg
Android 12, like most of the major releases that came before it, has a hidden Easter egg you can find by digging into a rarely-used system menu.
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This Is The Tesla Optimus Robot Elon Musk Expects To Cost Less Than A Car
Tesla's Optimus robot is Elon Musk's latest obsession, and the human-replacing robot will eventually cost less than a car, the billionaire predicts.
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Elon Musk's Tesla Optimus Robot Actually Works
Elon Musk prompted controversy when he said he wanted to build a humanoid robot. Now, we've seen the Tesla Optimus in action, and it actually works.
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Princess Diana Fans Have Something To Say About This AI Rendering Of Her In The Future
Artificial intelligence has given us oddly proficient dancing robots and fun face filters, but other times it is used in more controversial ways.
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Every Way To Take A Screenshot On Your Android Phone
Taking an ordinary screenshot on Android is simple, but many models have extra features for capturing everything from scrolling screenshots to animated GIFs.
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SlashGear Asks: Are You Planning To Upgrade To One Of The New Apple Watches? - Exclusive Survey
Now that Apple has taken the wraps off its next Apple Watch lineup, consumers are left with a big choice: keep their current model or upgrade to a new one.
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The Story Behind The Tank Arnold Schwarzenegger Got For Free
Schwarzenegger paid $20,000 to ship a tank from Austria to the U.S., but, other than that, the tank was absolutely free.
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Changing Your IP Address Is Easier Than You May Think
Changing your local IP address can be necessary for a few different reasons. We go into those reasons and tell you how to do it on all the major platforms.
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Sonos Sub Mini Review: When Smaller Makes More Sense
The Sonos Sub Mini is a more affordable route to adding extra bass to the company's system, whether you need it for your home theater or your music setup.
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Fast Company Compromised, Hackers Sent Obscene Notifications Through Apple News
Hackers have managed to gain access to another high-profile internet destination, using their brief time in the spotlight to send racist messages.
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4 Useful Ways To Take A Screenshot On Your Mac
Though it's not readily apparent, macOS has a screenshot feature that is as flexible as it is hidden, and there are multiple ways to use it.
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Apple Reportedly Drops Plan To Boost iPhone 14 Production Amid Lagging Demand
Apple may not be seeing the demand it had expected, at least when it comes to the iPhone 14. That may have resulted in a big production plan change.
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Alexa Goes For A Ride In Gen 2 Echo Auto
Amazon's Echo Auto 2nd Gen is taking Alexa for another car ride, sporting some different features than its predecessor. Here's what we can expect.
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29% Of Tech Fans Think This Is The Best Feature Of The New Apple Watch Ultra - SlashGear Survey
Apple now offers consumers three wearables, the newest being the Apple Watch Ultra. There's a lot to like about the model, but one feature stands out the most.
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Amazon Goes Big On TV With New Fire TV Cube, Alexa Voice Remote Pro, And Omni QLED Series
Amazon is going hard on TVs, announcing not only a new Fire TV Cube and Alexa Voice Remote today, but also a new lineup of QLED TVs
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Amazon's Halo Rise Bedside Sleep Tracker Takes An Unconventional Approach
Amazon is back with another IoT device, this one designed to track your sleep habits to (hopefully) help you get better sleep quality in the future.
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Blink Reveals Its First Wired Outdoor Camera And A Handy Mini Mount
Amazon is back with two new Blink security products, including a mount that gives existing camera owners the option of adding pan and tilt functionality.
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Ring Rolls Out Two Enhanced Spotlight Cams And 2nd-Gen Panic Button
During today's Amazon devices event, Ring revealed two new enhanced Spotlight cameras - and they come with a number of different power options.
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Logitech's Best Accessories Just Got A Mac Glow-Up
Logitech is back with updated versions of some of its most popular accessories, including the wireless K380 keyboard, all of them made for Apple users.
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Logitech G FITS Earbuds Give Gamers A Custom Fit
Logitech G has introduced a new pair of earbuds for gamers who want the quality and features of a gaming headset, but without the bulky size.
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Nothing's Ear (Stick) Teaser Tells Us A Whole Lot Of Nothing
Nothing is back, but not with another phone. Instead, the company will expand its audio portfolio with a new product it cryptically refers to as Ear (Stick).
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