Elon Musk May Be Planning To Lay Off Most Of Twitter's Employees
Most of Twitter's staff may find themselves out of work if Elon Musk completes his proposed takeover of the company, at least according to a new leak.
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Here's How You'll Be Able To Use Apple Fitness+ Without An Apple Watch
Apple Fitness+ is about to be available to iPhone users without requiring them to have an Apple Watch.
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Google Hit With $162 Million Fine For Restrictive Practices On The Android Platform
India's competition regulator has slapped Google with a $162 million fine for allegedly abusing its dominant market position in the smartphone market.
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What You Need To Do If You Forgot Your Android Phone Password
If you forget your Android phone's password, your options are limited, but we have a few suggestions for steps you can take to help prevent it.
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The Rise And Fall Of Samsung's Galaxy Note Series
The Samsung Galaxy Note series made an indelible mark on the smartphone industry, but after nearly a decade, it was halted -- here's what happened.
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5 Tips To Help You Save Battery Life On Your Chromebook
Your Chromebook can run for a long time, but if you want to scratch out a few more hours or minutes of uptime, we have some tips that might help.
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How 360-Degree Bird's Eye Car Cameras Work
Anyone who has ever tried parking on a busy street will know that drivers can often use some help. That's where seemingly magical 360 camera views come in.
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After Boats And RVs, Now Starlink Service Is Coming To Planes
Starlink Aviation promises reliable internet and fast speeds while you're high in the air, but to sign up for the service, you'll need a plane of your own.
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This Hidden Windows 11 Feature Enables Better Sound Quality
Gamers, creators, and anyone else who regularly listens to audio on a Windows 11 PC can quickly enhance its sound quality using a buried feature.
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iFixit Pixel Watch Teardown Gives Heavy First-Gen Technology Vibes
Five months after showcasing it for the first time at its I/O 2022 event, Google's Pixel Watch is available and we've finally gotten a look at its innards.
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New iPhone SE Leaks Show Apple's Next Release Could Already Be A Huge Let Down
The iPhone SE 4 has (possibly) made its grand appearance early thanks to a leak, but the premature unveiling may leave some fans disappointed.
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Apple Has A Massive Sales Problem With The iPhone 14 Plus
The iPhone 14 Plus, essentially Apple's iPhone 14 base model with a larger screen, appears to be in low demand. Here's what went wrong with the new smartphone.
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Intel's Next-Gen Thunderbolt Prototype Promises Twice The Bandwidth, DisplayPort 2.1 Support
Intel has unveiled its next-generation Thunderbolt cable, which claims higher bandwidth and support for DisplayPort 2.1. Here's what else we know about it.
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10 Amazon Fire Stick Features You'll Want To Know About
Even if you've installed your Amazon Fire TV Stick and have been using it for weeks, some top-level features might still elude your everyday browsing.
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The Easiest Tricks To Make Windows 11 Look Even More Like MacOS
If you're used to a Mac OS and switch to Windows, there are several ways to make your set-up look similar.
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Apple Has Another New Dongle You Don't Want But Might Need
As expected, Apple has introduced its newest iPad model, one that brings some key hardware upgrades. Unfortunately, it also means you'll need a new dongle.
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Upgraded Apple TV 4K Unveiled With A15 Bionic Under The Hood
Apple has unveiled its latest Apple TV 4K model and tvOS 16, promising new features and capabilities thanks to upgraded hardware and a Siri voice remote.
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The Best Podcast App Alternatives For Android
A great podcast is often paired with an even better app for mobile listening, and on Android, there are several options to listen to your favorite shows.
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Apple iPad Redesign Ditches Home Button And Lightning
As expected, Apple has revealed the 10th-generation iPad and it seems the home button is well and truly dead with this latest redesign.
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Apple Reveals M2-Powered iPad Pro With Apple Pencil Hover And 5G
Apple just revealed a pair of new iPad devices with M2 chips inside and new features like Apple Pencil gen 2 connectivity and 5G.
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Here's Our First Look At Motorola's Rollable Smartphone Prototype
During Lenovo Tech World '22, Motorola showcased a prototype for its rollable smartphone, which can fold down to 4 inches. Take a look at the wild new design.
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Can Your Google Pixel Get A Virus From Chrome? Here's What We Know
The Pixel 7 smartphones come with a strong focus on security, but that doesn't mean they're impervious. Here's what you should know about viruses on Pixel.
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What Apple Users Should Do If They Encounter The iPhone 14 'SIM Not Supported' Bug
It seems the iPhone 14 is the subject of another bug, this one with an annoying message — and potentially even more annoying fix — involving the SIM card.
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Kanye West Is Buying Parler (Yes, Really)
Kanye West is buying his own social media site after being banned from several platforms following a series of controversial and racist comments.
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Unopened 2007 iPhone Nabs A Hefty Sum At Auction
How much would someone spend for a first-generation iPhone not only in pristine condition but still swaddled in an unopened box? You may be surprised.
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The Most Important Things To Understand About This Crypto Winter
The current crypto winter, or bear market, is tied to international financial happenings, as well as inflation in the U.S. So, here's how long it could last.
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Discord Rolls Out Nitro Basic, Multiplayer Activities, And Support For Third-Party Apps
Discord, the communication app of choice for gamers, is diversifying its premium Nitro tier to reach more customers with a cheaper subscription fee.
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