The Next Entry-Level iPad May Be A Remnant Of Apple's Past
It looks like the next-generation entry-level iPad may not see many upgrades, though a leak claims there is one major change in the pipeline.
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How To Move WhatsApp Chats From Android To iPhone
Android users can finally switch to an iPhone without losing their entire WhatsApp chat history in the process thanks to Apple's migration app.
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The Portable Vinyl Player That Tried To Cash In On The Walkman Craze
The Sound Burger was a dud in it's time, but is now having something of a renaissance thanks to vinyl-lovers.
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How Much Data Does Your iPhone Hotspot Actually Use?
Using your iPhone as a mobile hotspot is a useful way to get a laptop or other WiFi device online, but some apps and services are bigger data hogs than others.
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5 Amazon Echo Features That You Should Enable
Amazon Echo has many features you may not have even realized were possible. Test out these to get more use out of your Echo device.
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FDA Approves Parkinson's Monitoring System On Apple Watch
The Apple Watch is yet again proving useful as a monitoring device for individuals with chronic health issues, potentially helping shape treatments.
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Fortnite's Latest Update Serves Up The Grapple Glove
Epic is back with another "Fortnite" Chapter 3, Season 3 update, this time adding a new weapon that replaces the Spider-Man web shooters ... sort of.
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Here's What Samsung's Upcoming Rugged Smartphone Will Look Like
It's been a while since Samsung released the original Xcover Pro, but now, we may be getting an all-angles look at the phone's successor.
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12 Best Uses For Old Routers
There's no reason to discard that old router. With these handy hacks, your used routers can play an important role in your home for years to come.
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8 Best Ways To Reduce Latency In Online Gaming
Slow gameplay is no fun for anyone. Here's a rundown of all the things to check to reduce latency and keep your system running smoothly.
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Apple's M2 13-Inch MacBook Pro Release Date And Price Set For Summer
Apple's latest MacBook Pro now has a release date and pricing. This MacBook Pro 13-inch model is the first available with Apple's new M2 chip.
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How To Use Hide My Email In iOS 15 Devices
Spam can make checking your email a chore, but Apple offers a simple tool to create disposable addresses which can help protect your inbox.
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Why Apple's Mixed-Reality Headset Won't Fail Like Google Glass
Years ago, Google debuted a pair of glasses with a built-in camera. The public didn't react to it well, but Apple's mixed-reality headset may avoid that fate.
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File Explorer Is Getting Some Love With Tabs And Navigation Cleanup
The latest Windows 11 Insider preview is bringing some key changes to File Explorer, including the previously announced tabs, though it still may not be enough.
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You Can Finally Get Amazon Packages Delivered By Drone, But There's A Catch
Amazon has been working on drone-based package deliveries for years, and it's now finally one step closer to making the aerial service a reality.
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If OnePlus Removes This Feature, Will They Just Be OPPO?
It looks like OnePlus smartphones will lose one of the features that distinguished them from other Android handsets, pushing them even closer to Oppo models.
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Why You Need To Start Using A Password Manager
Creating dozens of unique, secure passwords is a necessary part of life, but you probably can't remember them all. That's where password managers come in.
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Amazon Vs Nest Thermostats: Which Is Right For Your Home?
Amazon Smart Thermostat vs. Google Nest -- lets break down the similarities and differences between the two to help you make the right choice.
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The Real Reason Most Of The World Has Banned Powerful Laser Pointers
Using a laser with a high milliWatt could get you in trouble in the U.S. or the U.K. in certain situations, but in Australia, they are considered weapons.
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Why You Need To Shut Down Your Phone At Least Once A Week
Many people rarely -- if ever -- shut off their phone entirely. As it turns out, doing so at least once per week is a best practice.
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M2-Equipped iPad Pro With Wireless Charging May Land This Year
Another report has surfaced about Apple's next iPad Pro lineup, one that may include far more powerful hardware, not to mention a huge display.
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How NVIDIA Is Helping Develop Self Driving Tech
NVIDIA is teaming up with big brands and creating technology and software that'll be at the heart of the self-driving, autonomous vehicles of the near future.
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Galaxy Z Flip 4 Live Photos Show A Familiar Face With A Few New Tricks
We're closer than ever to the launch of the next Galaxy Z foldables, including the Galaxy Z Flip, which has leaked in a series of actual photographs.
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Hollow Knight: Silksong Reappears With An Xbox Game Pass Surprise
Fans have been waiting years for more about Hollow Knight: Silksong, and with the 2022 Xbox Showcase, we finally learned some new information about the game.
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TCL Stylus 5G — A Stylus-Centric Phone At A Bargain Price
The TCL Stylus 5G puts a lot of emphasis on its stylus -- and that turns out to be a good thing. Our reviewer found the phone productive.
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How To Use Your Phone As A Remote For Android TV
Do often lose the remote to your TV? If you have an Android TV, you can turn your smartphone into a virtual remote - here's how to do that.
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How To Tell If A Photo Has Been Photoshopped
There are a few tricks to discern if an image you see on the internet or social media has been altered with Photoshop or other photo-editing programs.
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