The Reason Apple's Macintosh TV Was A Failure
By all accounts, Apple's Macintosh TV could have been a hit in the mid-1990s. However, it was far from being popular or even practical, and here's why.
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Galaxy Watch 5 Leak Teases Significantly Faster Charging Times
Another Galaxy Watch 5 leak has surfaced, this one teasing some good news about the upcoming model's charging capabilities, though questions remain.
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This Weird Microsoft Outlook Bug Is Uber-Frustrating
If you regularly use Outlook, you may experience an annoying bug that has a particularly sneaky cause... especially if you happen to use Uber, too.
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VR Made This Complex Surgery Possible
You've likely heard about VR use in hospitals to help calm anxiety, but it has far greater potential as demonstrated by its role in a groundbreaking surgery.
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How To Track An Android Phone And Find It On Google Maps
There's a way to set up your Android to integrate with Google Maps in the event that your phone goes missing or is stolen.
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The Easiest Way To Find Your Android Phone's IP Address
Sometimes you'll need your IP address, and fortunately, it's very simple to find it on your Android phone or tablet. Here are a few of the easiest methods.
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Logitech G's Mysterious Gaming Device Will Support Xbox And NVIDIA's Clouds
Logitech has teamed up with Tencent to launch a new handheld gaming device, one that will rely on cloud-based gaming platforms from NVIDIA and Xbox.
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Insta360 Link Is An AI-Powered 4K Webcam That Physically Moves To Keep You In Frame
Insta360 is the latest company to introduce a webcam that leverages AI to offer advanced features, including the ability to track you while moving around.
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Samsung DIY Repairs Now Have Official Support Through iFixit
As promised, iFixit has finally released DIY repair kits for select newer Samsung Galaxy devices, including two Galaxy S lines and a tablet model.
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Motorola Cancels Its Most Important Phone Launch Of 2022 At The Last Moment
What motivated Motorola to cancel its most important smartphone launch of the year, just hours before the event? Will there be a new foldable at all?
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Sega Warns Genesis Mini 2 Launch In US May Be Disappointing
Sega plans to release a sequel to its Genesis Mini console, but it has some bad news for fans who are located in the U.S., and it has to do with shortages.
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Nothing Phone (1) Lite Rumor Doesn't Make Sense
Nothing recently introduced its anticipated Phone (1) smartphone, and now sources claim that it is already working on a variant of the device.
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Here's What Actually Happens When You Don't Update Your Android Phone
If you're in the habit of ignoring and dismissing Android smartphone updates when they arrive, you may be taking a big risk and missing out on features.
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Xiaomi's New Smart Glasses Are Hardly Subtle
Xiaomi has taken the wraps off its new Mijia smart glasses, a wearable that puts two cameras on one's face alongside a tiny OLED display and battery.
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The STC Executel Was One Of The First Smartphones In 1984
While you might think of the first cell phone as being from the 1990s, the STC Executel was a smart phone from 1984.
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Pixel 7, 7 Pro Pre-Order And Launch Dates Outed By Fresh Leak
A new leak claims to reveal the upcoming pre-order and release dates for Google's anticipated Pixel 7 series, and they're pretty much what you'd expect.
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Usain Bolt's Scooter Company Has Seemingly Imploded
Many people have been left confused as Usain Bolt's scooter company has seemingly vanished without a word, leaving dead scooters in its wake.
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Apple Pay's Biggest Frustration Could Be Fixed In iOS 16
It would appear that Apple is getting a bit more user-friendly when it comes to Apple Pay on iOS with the newest version of the mobile operating system.
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Tim Hortons Illegally Tracked You For A Year — Its Apology Sounds Like A Joke
Tim Hortons' rewards program promised its loyal customers free drinks and food. What they didn't know they were getting was an invasion of privacy.
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How To Check Your Android Phone's Battery Health
Unlike iPhones, Android is a little more complicated when it comes to checking the health of your battery.
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What Is Dazzle Camouflage?
Dazzle patterns have been used as far back as World War I to camouflage ships at risk of being sunk by U-boats, and the technique is still used today.
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The Surprising Reason Lewis Hamilton Sold His $29 Million Private Jet
Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton sold his jet when he decided to embrace a greener, more sustainable lifestyle.
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The New Baseball Technology That Pros Already Want Banned
Some baseball players and fans are up in arms over a piece of technology that has been approved for use in MLB games, though not everyone hates it.
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How To Turn Your Old MacBook Into A Chromebook
Just because your Macbook no longer supports software updates doesn't mean you can't use it as a Chromebook.
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How To Improve Sound Quality On Windows 11
Computers running Windows 11 have the potential to benefit from a collection of software-enhanced sound quality features that are relatively easy to access.
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Customers Aren't Flocking To Apple Stores Nearly As Much As They Did Pre-COVID
Since the pandemic, Apple's foot traffic has been drastically reduced, with the only except being around the holidays.
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The Most Satisfying Machines In Human History
Machines have altered every aspect of humanity and are so ubiquitous we often take them for granted. But sometimes, they're quite entertaining.
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