How To Enable The Dark Mode Setting On Your Mac
As with the latest versions of iOS and iPadOS, Apple's desktop operating system, macOS, features a Dark Mode, and it's very simple to turn it on.
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Razer Kishi v2 For iPhone Gives iOS Gamers A Decision
How the Razer Kishi v2 compares to the iPhone for gaming, based on user sentiment, device specs, and what might come in the future.
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The Hidden Windows 11 Display Setting That You Should Know
Windows 11 brings a new refresh rate feature that makes it possible to take advantage of higher-end displays while also preserving battery life.
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Lenovo Unleashes A Slew Of Chromebooks, Laptops, And Tablets To Close Out 2022
Lenovo is back with new tablets, its biggest Chromebook to date, and an updated ThinkBook for professionals. There's a lot to like about the lineup.
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Sony's Xperia 5 IV Combines Big Cameras, A Smaller Screen And A Surprising Price
Sony keeps courting photography enthusiasts who prefer more pocket-friendly displays on their smartphones, with the latest Xperia packing serious camera tech.
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iMessage Vs RCS: The Big Differences Explained
iMessage and RCS are two different ways to send messages on mobile devices. Here are some differences between these messaging services.
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Philips Hue 2022 Range Adds Dramatic Lightguide Bulbs And Light Strips For PC Gamers
Philips is launching a new range of Hue smart bulbs at IFA 2022, along with software updates that promise more security and easier configuration.
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Lenovo's 2022 Smart Glasses Very Nearly Look Normal
Lenovo has taken the wraps off a new pair of smart glasses, though they may not do what you'd expect given how popular AR and VR are at the moment.
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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold 2022 Fits More OLED Into A Sleeker Foldable
Lenovo has introduced the next generation of its X1 Fold, a foldable laptop that offers a truly unique form factor made possible by a flexible display.
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Lenovo Glasses T1 Hands-On: So Simple, They Might Just Work
While smart glasses are not new, Lenovo's Glasses T1 may put it on the map as a leader in their proliferation.
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Gadgets That Are More Expensive To Repair Than Buying A New One
Not long ago, we had repair shops across the country with technicians at the ready to repair our broken devices, but now many repairs are too expensive.
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AT&T Has Dominated T-Mobile In One Major Category In 2022
T-Mobile is one of the most popular wireless carriers in the U.S., and it boasts more subscribers than AT&T. Still, it's not winning every battle.
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How America Is Fighting Russian Drones
Drones are an essential part of modern warfare, and they're also the target of a portable missile system the U.S. is giving to Ukraine's military.
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Hackers Are Sneaking Malware Into James Webb Images
Security researchers have detailed the discovery of a sneaky new variety of malicious software that evades antivirus apps and, notably, uses a JWST image.
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Will You Skip iPhone 14 If These Price Predictions Are Accurate?
With the iPhone 14 likely to bring several key improvements, could Apple risk a price increase for its most popular product? And if so, are you willing to pay?
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Why You Shouldn't Buy A New iPhone Right Now
Even if there's money burning a hole in your pocket, don't give in to temptation and buy a new iPhone. There are two good reasons why patience could pay off.
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Leaked ROG Phone 6D Ultimate Upgrade Serves Up A Faster CPU
ASUS has a new ROG Phone 6 on the horizon, and today we got our first look at the ROG Phone 6D Ultimate along with its vanilla counterpart in a new leak
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Flexplay Was A Bizarre DVD Technology That Self-Destructed
Of all the options for DVD rental (now becoming an obsolete form of movie-watching), Flexplay might have been the least successful. Here's why it failed.
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How To Check Your Macbook's Battery Health
Monitoring you MacBook's battery health is one way to ensure it's performing at its most optimal level, even as it degrades.
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Surface Pro X May Be Discontinued, But There's Good News
A new leak claims Microsoft has discontinued its Surface Pro X line, but that doesn't mean it is done with ARM-based models. Here's what we know so far.
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AMD's Ryzen 7000 CPUs Officially Unveiled - Here's When You Can Buy Them
AMD has taken the wraps off its Ryzen 7000 series chips and Zen 4 architecture, revealing when the new CPUs will arrive and how much they will cost.
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JBL Made A Touchscreen Earbuds Case For Its New AirPods Rival
JBL is back with a new pair of premium true wireless earbuds, and they include an entirely unique feature: a charging case with a touchscreen.
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iPhone 14 Pro Camera Upgrade Could Come With A Price Shock
Most of us expect camera upgrades in new iPhones, but the upgrade cameras in the iPhone 14 Pro lineup might come with sticker shock.
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The Social Media App You Should Probably Stop Using On Android
Android phones are often more at risk for cyber threats than the iPhone, for example. But some apps are worse than others. Here's one that you should avoid.
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The Lightning Tech That Hopes To Save Lives
New lightning prediction technology was used for the World Games in Alabama, helping to prevent a potential disaster. Here's how "LightningCast" works.
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The 5G Setting You Need To Turn Off On Your New iPhone
The increasing availability of 5G is transforming mobile data, but it does have its disadvantages. Here's what you can do to avoid one of those issues.
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Pixel Watch Price Leak Doesn't Inspire Confidence
Many people are looking forward to the launch of Google's long-anticipated Pixel Watch, but a new leak suggests its price tag may surprise fans.
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