How Far Does An Apple AirTag Reach?
The AirTag needs to be within 33 feet or 10 meters, because that is the maximum Bluetooth range of an iPhone.
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The Trick To Fix Bad iPhone 14 Pro Battery Life
Is the battery runtime on your iPhone 14 Pro causing you grief? If so, there are some settings you can adjust to boost the time between charging sessions.
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The Most Useful Features You Can Try In The New iOS 16.3 Beta Update
Less than a month since Apple completed the rollout of iOS 16.2, the company has started pushing the beta version of iOS 16.3 to some users.
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Snapdragon Satellite Is Android's Souped-Up Answer To Apple's Emergency SOS
Qualcomm has introduced its competitor to Apple's satellite service and it's better in most ways. Whether you'll actually be able to use it is another story.
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Apple Fined $8.5 Million After Breaching Data Protection Act - Here's How They Responded
Despite efforts in spearheading user privacy among its various products, Apple is now under fire for violating French privacy and data protection laws.
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Lumus May Have Cracked The Code For Smart Glasses That Don't Look Dorky
Lumus, the company behind the tech that powers augmented reality glasses, has unveiled the next leap in smart lenses. It's 50% smaller and 100% less dorky.
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Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Twist Is A Twirling 2-In-1 With Color E-Ink
Lenovo introduced the ThinkBook Plus Twist at CES 2023. One side is a full 2.8k OLED display, and the other a color e-ink panel with stylus support.
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Lenovo Yoga Book 9i Combines Two 4K OLED Touch Screens For Delightful Excess
Lenovo showed off its latest dual-screen laptop at CES 2023. It comes with two beautiful touch screens, lots of connectivity options, and a unique design.
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Lenovo's Project Chronos Concept Is Like Kinect Rebooted For The WFH Generation
Motion controls in gaming never really took off. While they're still used in VR today, Lenovo has a concept for how they might be used sans headset.
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SMU 100 Laser Rifle Tested By UK Police
UK police are reportedly testing a laser rifle that fires a temporarily blinding wall of light. The rifle would be used as a non-lethal method of riot control.
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How Much You Should Actually Be Paying To Replace A Samsung Phone Screen
The worst fear is dropping your new Samsung phone on the ground to the sound of a glorious crack. Here's what it would cost if your screen is damaged.
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Amazon's Layoffs Are Worse Than Originally Reported As Company Plans To Cut 18k Positions
Amazon has announced that it's eliminating 18,000 jobs. As tech layoffs continue, the future is uncertain for some of the biggest names in the industry.
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Alexa Will Soon Help You Find And Pay For EV Charging
EVgo is partnering up with Amazon to utilize Echo Auto and Alexa to help identify and pay for charging at thousands of EVgo charging stations in the U.S.
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How To Stream Music On Apple Watch Without Your iPhone
You aren't alone if your phone has ever died while listening to music. Streaming music directly from your Apple Watch can solve this outage though.
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Sony's Gran Turismo Movie Teaser Reveals It's Based On A True Story, Apparently
Sony has offered "Gran Turismo" fans a sneak peek at the live-action movie that'll hit theaters in August, teasing that it's based on a real-life story.
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Stellantis Is Teaming Up With Archer Aviation To Make Flying Taxis A Reality
Stellantis has committed up to $150 million in an exclusive contract with Archer to build a flying vehicle.
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Acer's New Desk-Bike Can Help You Stay Fit And Charge Your Laptop While Your Work
Acer wants to rethink how workstation warriors glued to a PC all day take care of their physical health. The solution is the eKinect BD 3 desk-bike.
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Samsung SmartThings Station Is A Matter Hub And Charging Pad In One
Samsung is expanding its SmartThings portfolio with the SmartThings Station, a Matter hub that also doubles as a wireless charging pad for your phone.
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DoorDash Launches Package Pickup, But Would You Trust It?
DoorDash has officially launched its Package Pickup program, allowing users of the app to have their parcels transported to their preferred mail courier.
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Here's When We Expect iPhone-Style MagSafe Tech Will Be Available On Android Phones
The wireless charging experience on Android is about it get a major improvement, and it comes in the form of an update to the Qi standard called Qi2.
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How To Enable Cookies On iPhone, And Why You Might Want To
Safari, by default, blocks most cookies when browsing the internet — which isn't inherently a bad thing. However, some sites need cookies to function properly.
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How To Add Or Remove Icons From The MacOS Menu Bar
With plenty of apps installed and running, sometimes the Menu Bar on MacOS can get a little cluttered. Here's how to clean it up and make some space.
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10 Reasons To Stop Using Firefox
Assuming you're not already set in your ways with a web browser you've been using for decades, it might be time to reconsider your devotion to Firefox.
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The Most Common Wi-Fi Problems On Android And How To Fix Them
Occasionally, Android devices may experience some intermittent Wi-Fi issues. Luckily, the most common issues have the easiest fixes for you to get reconnected.
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Citizen's New Smartwatch Taps NASA Tech To Give You Astronaut Alertness
Citizen's latest update to the CZ Smart line of watches includes some nice upgrades and features based on NASA and IBM science to help monitor your alertness.
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Nvidia Officially Brings RTX 40-Series GPUs To New Laptops
NVIDIA has announced the release of its latest 40-series GPUs for laptops, with references for the 4050 all the way up to the 4090.
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Apple's Mixed-Reality Headset Specs May Have Leaked And It Sounds Fascinating
Apple's upcoming mixed reality headset has been a staple of the rumor verse for a while now, and new alleged details have once again leaked.
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