Sega Channel Was A Revolutionary Technology Ahead Of Its Time
Released in 1994, the cable-provided Sega Channel served as the ultimate precursor to modern-day game streaming
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What Is Whaling? The Phishing Attacks Explained
Phishing is one of the most prominent internet scams, and its cousin scam, whaling, is just as dangerous. Here's how to identify and avoid a whaling attack.
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Logitech G Aurora Collection Serves Up PC Gaming Accessories For The Rest Of Us
Logitech's newly introduced Aurora G collection of gaming accessories abandons the stereotypical "gamer" design to appeal to a wider customer base.
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Samsung 450MP Camera Sensor Could Take Mobile Photography To Ludicrous Levels
It looks like Samsung's not quite finished pushing the envelope when it comes to ultra-high-resolution camera sensors - at least based on a new trademark.
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Galaxy Z Fold 4 And Flip 4 Leak Dashes Hopes For Cheaper Foldables
The next-gen Galaxy Z Fold and Flip foldables aren't expected to deviate too far from the current models. Despite that, leaked prices indicate you'll pay more.
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Smart Contact Lenses Are Closer Than You Think
There are trials underway for Mojo Vision's prototype smart contact lens, technology which may one day make phones obsolete.
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Affordable Mirrorless Cameras Worth Buying In 2022
Buying a mirrorless camera doesn't mean you have to sacrifice quality shots or set yourself back financially. These are the best options.
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Google Announces Serious Productivity Features For Android Tablets
Google is making life a bit easier for users who often reach for their tablets to get work done, adding key new features for Workspace apps on Android 12L.
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10 Best Uses For Old Hard Drives
Those old hard drives in your out-of-date computers don't have to go to the junkyard. These projects put them to good use throughout the home.
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Anker GaNPrime Tech Takes Charging To The Next Level
Anker is back with a new series of GaN chargers, promising high-powered charging (and a full charging station) in various small form factors.
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How To Turn Photos Into GIFs Using Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop has a simple tool that allows users to create animated GIF files. This is the most bare-bones step-by-step way to make that happen.
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Why You Probably Need To Stop Using Your Android Phone's Built-In Browser
Android smartphones come with popular browsers, but not without concerns. Here's why it may be best to stop using your Android's pre-installed browser.
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Apple Watch Pro May Not Have These Much-Awaited Sensors
A new report about the anticipated Apple Watch Pro, a supposed rugged version of Apple's smartwatch, backs up existing rumors and adds a couple of new ones.
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The Reason You Need To Put Your Phone In Airplane Mode
Airplane Mode isn't just for show. As it turns out, there's more to this stealth mode of operations than preventing people from getting ahold of you.
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The FaceTime Blur Feature You Might Want To Use
With the arrival of iOS 15, Apple expanded one popular feature's availability so that users can blur the backgrounds in FaceTime calls. Here's how to use it.
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How To Factory Reset Your MacBook Before You Sell It
Apple's products retain excellent value on the used market, but before you get rid of an old MacBook, you must follow the right steps to wipe your data.
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Early Software Issues Cropping Up For Nothing Phone
Nothing Phone (1) has a few software issues right out the gate, each of them an opportunity for the brand to prove itself worthy of early adopter trust.
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Motorola Has A RAZR-Sharp Plan To Spoil Samsung's 2022 Foldable Phone Launch
The next Motorola phone with a foldable display will once again have the classic RAZR brand name. Will it be enough to take on Samsung?
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Two US Senators Look To Stop Predatory Data Caps
Two U.S. Senators are looking to spearhead an initiative that'd put an end to predatory data caps set by internet service providers across the United States.
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Nearly 32% Wish This Failed Tech Product Would Make A Comeback
The tech industry can be a brutal place. Inventors pour their hearts and souls into products they believe will change the world, but not all inventions make it.
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Why You Need To Turn Your Android's Bluetooth Off When You're Not Using It
Most Android users keep their phone's Bluetooth turned on 24/7, but you may want to reconsider doing that due to the possible security risks.
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The Fun Nothing Phone Easter Egg That Lets You Fiddle With Glyph Lights
There's a secret sequence of actions one must follow in order to activate a feature in the new Nothing Phone (1) that lets you fiddle with the lights.
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Telsa Just Made A Head-Turning Decision About Bitcoin
Tesla just made a move with Bitcoin that won't likely warm our current crypto winter whatsoever. But don't worry -- they haven't dumped their doge.
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Android Audio Switching Should Help Juggle Your Gadget Addiction
Android audio switching builds on Fast Pair tech, allowing simple connectivity and switching of audio sources between devices.
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Microsoft Is Reminding Windows 8.1 Users That The End Is Nigh
Most PC users are running either Windows 10 or Windows 11, but many are still on version 8.1. Now Microsoft is warning that will change soon, ready or not.
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WhatsApp Finally Lets You Transfer Chats Between iOS And Android
WhatsApp users are now able to freely move their chat histories between iPhone and Android devices, making the switch to a new handset less frustrating.
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A New Social Media App Is Getting Major Attention
If you've been hearing about BeReal a lot lately, there's a good reason. The app has been skyrocketing in popularity as an alternative to bigger platforms.
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