How To Zoom In On FaceTime
As in most cases when using Apple devices, zooming in on a FaceTime call is incredibly easy. Also like Apple, though, directions aren't exactly advertised.
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Sonos' Alexa-Rivaling Voice Assistant Gets A Leaked Launch Date
Sonos will launch a voice assistant in the coming weeks. Here's everything we know so far about how it will work and who (and what) it will support.
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China's 'iPhone City' Is Now In Lockdown. Here's What We Know So Far
Zhengzhou, home of the largest iPhone factory, is the latest city in China hit with a COVID-19 lockdown, putting iPhone production in limbo.
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The Reason The Segway Was A Massive Failure
In a world in which e-scooters and other modes of pedestrian transport are thriving, we wonder how it all went wrong for Segway.
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Razer's Blade 15 Is The First 240Hz OLED Laptop But Its Specs Aren't The Most Shocking Numbers
Razer has revealed a powerful rig with plenty of zip and a hefty price tag.
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What Happens To Time And Space Inside A Black Hole?
Black holes are as fascinating as they are terrifying. Nothing is quite as strange as what happens to space and time in these celestial bodies.
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Samsung PRO Endurance Memory Cards Are Made For Security Cameras
Samsung has introduced a new line of ultra-durable, long-lasting microSD cards for security cameras, dashcams, doorbell cameras, and other IoT devices.
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How To Turn Off Location Services On iPhone
Not everyone wants the apps they use, or even their smartphone provider, to know where they are all the time. Here's how to boost your privacy.
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How To Set A Data Limit For Specific Apps On Your Android
Certain apps can be real data hogs, and that can be true even when you're not using them. Here's how to set app data limits on your Android phone.
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Hunter Douglas' Smart Blinds Embrace Bluetooth: Why That's A Big Deal
Hunter Douglas' smart shades are getting an upgrade, with a new PowerView Gen 3 system promising easier installation, better reliability, and improved scaling.
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Surface Duo Running Windows 11 Is Slowly Becoming A Reality
The Surface Neo still hasn't happened, but a DIY project has given us a tantalizing look at what may be possible...and it involves the Surface Duo.
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How To Share Your Location On iPhone
The iPhone packs a bunch of convenient features, not the least of which is the ability to share your location with friends and see their location in return.
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Apple Watch Series 8 Could Beat Samsung To This Key Health Sensor
The Apple Watch is already the best smartwatch on the market, and it looks like the next-generation version will be even more powerful with a new health tool.
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Wristcam Band Brings Video Calls To Apple Watch With One Caveat
The Apple Watch doesn't come with video call support because it lacks a camera, something Wristcam band aims to address with a newly added feature.
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Apple App Store Gives Outdated Apps Some Breathing Room
Apple has reworked its plan for outdated apps on the App Store. Among other things, the company will give developers extra time to update their old apps.
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The Transformation Of The Apple iPod From 2001 To 2022
The iPod revolutionized how we listen to music, and it evolved greatly during its relatively brief history. Here is the most complete story of the technology.
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Apple's Supply Shortages Are Set To Continue
Delays seem to be continuing to plague Apple's supply lines, making it likely that the company will have issues keeping up with demand throughout the year.
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The Best Discord Tips And Tricks You Need To Know
Discord is gaining popularity even outside of gaming circles. These tricks of the trade will help you have the best possible experinece.
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Apple Just Added A Helpful Feature To Its AirTags To Prevent Stalking
Apple's latest software update for their AirTag tracking system changes the way an alert is blasted from a nefariously hidden device, along with alerts.
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The Bizarre Samsung Smart Belt That Monitored Your Waist Line
We've seen some weird wearables throughout the years, but some are stranger than others. Here's the story of Samsung's truly bizarre smart belt.
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How Elon Musk Plans To Make Money From Tweets
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO and new owner of Twitter outlined some ideas he has to investors.
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How To Clear Cache In Firefox
If you're having trouble loading websites, viewing content, or something else entirely, fixing the problem may be as simple as clearing Firefox's cache.
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Huawei Mate Xs 2 Foldable Phone Comes With An Outie Design And Stylus
Huawei has introduced its latest foldable smartphone, the Mate Xs 2. Unlike most foldables, this model has a screen that faces the outside of the device.
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Microsoft Edge Is About To Get Its Own Built-In VPN
Microsoft is the latest company to add a free VPN feature to its web browser, though it will include a pretty big limitation once it rolls out to everyone.
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Why One Of The World's Poorest Countries Made Bitcoin An Official Currency
Another country has made bitcoin an official currency, raising new concerns about everything from volatility to crypto's impact on the environment.
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How To Use The App Library On iPhone In iOS 15
Apple's App Library feature is a relatively new addition to the iPhone, and not everyone is familiar with how it works. Fortunately, it's very simple to use.
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Snap's Pixy Drone Revealed: What You Need To Know
Snap just revealed a new drone called Pixy. This flying camera is made specifically for Snapchat, and will require that you connect a phone to make it work.
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