How To Set Up Apple Pay Across Your Devices
Apple makes it easy to pay for gas, food, and other items using your Apple Watch or iPhone, but you have to set it up with your info before it will work.
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How To Find Reused And Compromised Passwords In Safari
Apple makes it easy for its users to see whether their account passwords have been leaked, but the process varies depending on whether you're on iPhone or Mac.
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Why Your Android Phone Goes Straight To Voicemail And How To Fix It
Missing phone calls is quite annoying. The good news is that there's likely a specific reason why this is happening, and easy steps to fix it.
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Apple Watch Series 8 Body Temperature Monitor May Still Happen After All
There's a big feature expected to arrive with the next-gen Apple Watch, but rumors about it keep oscillating back and forth - and the latest includes good news.
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Why You Won't See A Movie Villain Using An iPhone
Apple is happy to have good guys in movies and TV use its products, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a buy guy using an iPhone.
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Why You Need To Stop Closing Apps On Your Android Phone
As with blowing into Nintendo game cartridges, there's a persistent myth that closing open apps on your Android device will make it work better.
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5 Settings You Need To Change After Buying A New TV
If you've bought a new TV and set it up in your living room, only to find the picture doesn't look as great as it did in the store, there are things you can do.
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Xiaomi's Mi Band Series Is Set For A Major Vanity Upgrade With Band 7 Pro
The Xiaomi Mi Band 7 Pro looks to expand the line with a device that looks radically different from its most immediate predecessor.
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How To Build Your Own Retro Gaming Console With A Raspberry Pi
Do you want to play retro video games from your youth, but can't find a console to buy? It's easy to make your own alternative using a cheap Raspberry Pi.
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This New $6 Raspberry Pi Is The Computer The DIY Smart Home Needs
Yet another Raspberry Pi model has hit shelves, this one offering enhanced Pico capabilities with a price tag that remains insanely affordable.
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The Instagram App Is Finally Adding An Account Deletion Feature - Here's How To Use It
Instagram has finally made it possible to delete - not just deactivate - your account using its mobile app, though the feature comes with one big limitation.
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OnePlus 10T Doesn't Look As Sharp As The 10 Pro, But It Sure Looks Good
It looks like OnePlus is gearing up to launch the OnePlus 10T smartphone, a model that has appeared in detailed renders as part of a major leak.
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Why This FCC Commissioner Says Apple And Google App Stores Should Remove TikTok
The call to ban TikTok in the U.S. is back in the spotlight following a recent BuzzFeed report that alleges all sorts of privacy concerns.
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M2 MacBook Air Release Date May Be Coming Up Fast
The new M2 MacBook Air appears to have had a release date leak that'll have fans waiting just a couple more weeks before final purchase and release.
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Nothing Phone Price Leaked By Amazon
The first phone from Nothing just had a relatively major leak occur, courtesy of a mistake by one of the biggest brands on the internet: Amazon.
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Galaxy XCover6 Pro Is A Rugged Phone That Doesn't Look Terrible
Samsung has introduced a new ultra-rugged Galaxy smartphone that, unlike most competing models designed for harsh environments, isn't entirely garish.
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This Mars Orbiter Is Finally Getting A Software Update From Windows 98
Europe has had a Mars orbiter in space for two decades, and so it's not surprising to learn it was using software made with an ancient version of Windows.
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The 5 Best Ways To Stop A Drone
Drones are more accessible than ever, and that means some people are able to buy them for nefarious purposes, such as snooping over private property.
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Google Just Made It Easier To Switch From iOS To Android
Google just expanded the list of phones compatible with its simple Switch to Android app from Pixels to all devices running Android 12 or newer.
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How To Limit RAM And CPU Usage In Opera GX
Opera GX was made specifically to give its user the ability to control RAM and CPU usage to avoid becoming yet another process-hogging web browser.
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Xiaomi 12S Ultra To Sport World's Largest Phone Camera Sensor Made By Sony
Xiaomi is gearing up to launch a new smartphone series, and it has officially revealed that the high-end flagship model will feature a huge Sony camera sensor.
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10 Rare Apple Products You Probably Didn't Know Existed
Apple has made many of the world's top-selling computers. But the brand also created a number of unique products you might not have known existed.
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Microsoft-Backed AI Learns How To Play Minecraft By Watching Online Videos
AI capable of rapidly learning and interacting with interfaces humans usually use is taking over the world. Luckily for us, this particular world is virtual.
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Gmail On The Web Is Getting A Facelift That Lets You Hide Apps
Google is finally rolling out the Material You design update for Gmail on the web, and it comes with the ability to hide the apps you don't use.
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How To Use Dark Mode On Any Website
If you're straining your eyes looking at bright screens, Dark Reader might be the solution you need to turn dark mode on pages that don't have that function.
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It's Time To Talk About Instagram's Age Recognition Technology
Instagram is working to make browsing safer for younger users through facial recognition software and other age verification methods.
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This Simple iPhone Hack Had TikTok Going Wild
The iPhone is packed full of useful features, including some you may not realize are there. Case in point? This "hack" that recently went viral on social media.
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