How To Charge Your Apple Pencil
The Apple Pencil is one of the best things that ever happened to the iPad, and though it's not cheap, it is very simple to use once you know what to do with it.
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Valve Warns Against Swapping Out Steam Deck's SSD: Here's Why
It was inevitable that Steam Deck owners would start modifying the handheld console, but a new warning makes it clear that may be a bad idea.
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Xiaomi Flagship With Leica-Branded Cameras Launches On July 4
Xiaomi's next smartphone with Leica-branded cameras should launch the smartphone brand to a higher level in mobile photography power.
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How To Copy And Paste From One Apple Device To Another
If you're deep in the Apple ecosystem, transferring files, text, and images between your iPhone, iPad, and Mac is ridiculously easy with the Universal Clipboard
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Samsung Galaxy S23 Telephoto Camera May Disappoint Shutterbugs
Samsung is popular for a reason, but that doesn't mean it always makes decisions that consumers like. The Galaxy S23 may not be an exception.
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Some Samsung Galaxy Fans Can Now Get Starbucks-Themed Accessories
Some Samsung Galaxy smartphone owners can now grab Starbucks-themed accessories for the devices, though the availability is very limited right now.
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The Future Of Passwords Looks Completely Different
Passwords are pretty easy to steal and just as easy to forget. Some companies are working to get rid of them entirely, and that's where passkeys come in.
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Your Samsung Phone May Not Be As Water Resistant As You Thought
Samsung smartphone owners in Australia have won a lawsuit against the company after some of its supposedly water-resistant phones were damaged by water.
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Apple's Mixed Reality Headset May Be Packing An M2 Chip
Rumors suggest that the first mixed reality headset from Apple could feature the same computing power the company's putting in their next MacBook Pro.
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Tim Cook Just Teased Apple's Next Big Device
Tim Cook spoke in an interview not long after WWDC 2022 about the future of Apple software development and the company's expansion into more AR-related tech.
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Next HomePod And Apple Watch May Not Have The Upgrades You Want
A new Apple Watch and HomePod are expected to launch later this year, but a new leak claims they may not include some of the big changes fans are hoping for.
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Wear OS Finally Gets Fast Pair Feature Ahead Of Pixel Watch Debut
The Pixel Watch won't arrive until later in 2022, but Google has already rolled out a new feature for it, one that'll make it easier to pair its earbuds.
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How To Protect Your Accounts With iPhone's Two-Factor Authentication
You've probably heard about two-factor authentication, but did you know the iPhone has this feature built-in? It's simple to set up and even easier to use.
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Here's How Much Money You Can Actually Save Switching To LED Light Bulbs
Buying a bunch of LED bulbs to update your home's lighting may sound expensive, but doing so will likely save you a bunch of money in the long run.
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How To Tell If Someone Is Watching Your Nest Cam
A Nest is meant to provide users peace of mind, but when it is hacked, it can feel like a major invasion of privacy.
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5 Things You Need To Know Before Buying An NFT
Are you thinking about spending your hard-earned money on a couple of NFTs? Before you give in to the hype, there are a few things you should know.
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Why Smart Plugs Are Some Of The Best Energy-Saving Tech For Your Home
Smart homes are known for being convenient, but they also have the potential to save you money by reducing how much electricity your appliances use.
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Why You Probably Shouldn't Buy A Used Graphics Card
The crypto crash resulted in a flood of used graphics cards on the market, but gamers should think twice before buying one of them to try and save money.
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Why You Need To Change Your TV's Motion Processing Setting
Motion smoothing is meant to account for discrepancies in frame rates on your TV, but it doesn't always look as seamless as you'd like.
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How To Edit The Profile Cover On An Instagram Video
If you want your Instagram profile to look as polished as possible, you can set a custom cover for videos before they're published with the app.
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Smart Toasters Exist, But Are They Worth It?
It seems like everything is smart these days. Case in point? Toasters on the market that costs hundreds of dollars and promise high-end toasting experiences.
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How To Get A Free $30 Credit For Amazon Prime Day 2022
Amazon has a pair of promotions that appear to deliver a total of $30 credit in time for Prime Day, but this money comes with some major caveats.
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Windows 11 Keyboard Shortcuts That Will Increase Productivity
There's no need to waste time writing out long commands or searching the web to figure out how to take a screenshot. Use these Windows 11 keyboard shortcutes.
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One Key Change Makes Blackmagic's Latest Camera $500 Cheaper
Blackmagic continues its line of high-powered cameras with an iteration of the Pocket Cinema Camera 6K that's $500 cheaper than its predecessor.
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Are Flying Cars Coming Sooner Than We Expected?
Flying cars at one point seemed like a pie-in-the-sky dream, but there are companies working toward making them a reality. Are flying cars on the horizon?
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Apple's AR/VR Headset Reveal Could Be Just Around The Corner
Apple's first major hardware made for augmented reality and mixed reality applications has been tipped to be revealed in a big way in the near future.
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Nothing Phone (1) Benchmarks May Leave You Disappointed
The Nothing Phone (1) smartphone has been hyped substantially, which is why some Android fans may be disappointed by newly leaked benchmarks.
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