Wild Technology Spies Have Actually Used
Super spies and secret agents have always had the coolest gadgets. In this case, these wild spy technologies actually existed.
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Galaxy S23 Ultra May Be Mostly Unchanged Except For One Big Feature
Samsung will launch the Galaxy S23 lineup in early 2023, but rumors point toward the model largely remaining unremarkable except for one major change.
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Hijacking Satellites Is Easier Than You'd Think
Hacking a satellite to send out a broadcast sounds like a plan ripped from a spy thriller, but it's actually something you can do in your spare time.
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The iPhone Screenshot Hack You Definitely Need To Know
Full Page screenshots can accommodate all the additional information from the frame into one screenshot.
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This Crazy Technology Is Making Snake Cyborgs A Reality
One YouTuber by the name of Allen Pan decided to construct prosthetic legs for snakes so that they could have a chance at walking.
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Amazon Echo Features You Probably Didn't Know Existed
Amazon Echo is more than just a music box and voice assistant. The device can act as an all-encompassing smart system for your home.
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How To Stop Your iPhone From Overheating
You can stop your iPhone from overheating before it starts if you know how to care for your device. If it's already hot, there are ways to cool it down, too.
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Here's How TikTok Silently Monitors Your Web Activity
TikTok has the ability to monitor and record your activities when you access the web through its app. This isn't great news, given TikTok's history.
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Lucid Air Sapphire Takes On Tesla's Plaid With A 1,200 Horsepower Electric Monster
Lucid Motors has revealed its answer to the Model S Plaid. If your biggest complaint about EVs is that they aren't fast enough, this new model will settle that.
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This Brand Makes The Worst Android Phones, According To 27% Of People We Polled
Can you guess which smartphone brand was crowned as the maker of the worst Android phones? Here's a hint: It's not Samsung or OnePlus.
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This Electronic 'Skin' Lacking A Chip Could Be The Future Of Wearables
Experts at MIT have developed a thin, wearable sensor that could transform the future of wearable health technology. Here's what the "electronic skin" can do.
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Here's How Drones Could Change The Medical Industry
Future Flight Challenge could help reduce traffic, pollution, and transport sensitive medical supplies, all at the same time.
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The Framework Upgradable Laptop Got Lenovo's Lawyers Angry, But Their Response Is Epic
Following a trademark infringement notice, Framework decided to do the honorable thing and source ideas from its community of supporters.
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How To Enable Or Disable Dark Mode On Your iPhone
If you've not been using Dark mode on your iPhone, or have been using Dark mode and can't remember how to turn it off, here's how you can change your ways.
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A Surprising Number Of People We Polled Said They Upgrade Their Phone Every Year
Are you one of the consumers that buy a new version of your favorite smartphone each and every year, whenever your favorite brand reveals a new model?
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The Wildly Unexpected Way Amazon Is Using Ring Surveillance Footage
MGM Television (Amazon) will debut a show this fall featuring Ring doorbell camera clips. But while it may seem lighthearted, there could be dark implications.
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Motorola Edge 2022 Packs 144Hz Display For Under $500
Motorola has taken the wraps off yet another smartphone, expanding the list of notable handsets we've already seen it launch so far this year.
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Apple May Bring Major Design Changes To Entry-Level iPad
In addition to its anticipated iPhone 14 launch, Apple is expected to introduce the iPad 10 soon, and it may bring some major design and feature upgrades.
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Why You Probably Should Be Using Dark Mode On Your Android Phone
Most modern smartphones and tablets feature a dark or night mode, and for good reason. If you haven't yet, now is the time to turn the feature on.
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How To Take The Best Night Photos On Your Smartphone
You might think nighttime photography requires the best camera equipment out there to accomplish, but it can also be achieved via your smartphone. Here's how.
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How To Build A Fart Detector Using Raspberry Pi
A Raspberry Pi can be used for a huge range of applications, but we think the most useful might be as a fart detector. Here's how to set one up.
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Major Windows 11 22H2 Update Details Surface: What We Know So Far
Details about the next major Windows 11 update have surfaced, teasing some huge changes, including ones many users have been requesting for quite some time.
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Google Meet's Latest Features Improve Web App Experience
Google has announced a couple of big changes to its Meet app for web browsers, and one of them will go live for everyone, not just Workspace users.
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American Airlines New Supersonic Jets Could Slash Flight Times In Half
The Overture projects a five-hour flight time between Miami and London, less than half the flight time of current airliners flying the route.
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Here's The Easiest Way To Scan Your Android Phone For Viruses
There's a good chance you use your Android device more often than a PC or Mac, and that's a solid reason to make sure you protect it from viruses.
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Here's How Much It Costs To Replace An Apple Watch Battery
Your older Apple Watch may still meet all of your needs, but its battery is likely nearing the end of its life. Here's what you need to know about replacing it.
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Why You Should Probably Stop Allowing App Installations From Unknown Sources On Android Phones
Unlike iPhone, Android allows users to install third-party apps not available on Google Play Store. But it comes with risks, so here's why you should avoid it.
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