After Galaxy S22, Geekbench Delists Galaxy Tab S8 For Throttling Scheme
Samsung is facing renewed backlash over a new report that found its Galaxy Tab S8+ and Tab S8 Ultra tablets are also throttling some mobile games.
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What Is A DAO?
A deep look at what a DAO is, how it functions, and the advantages and disadvantages of this structure as it pertains to starting and running a business.
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The Galaxy S22 Is Sharing Its Biggest Software Upgrades With Older Phones
The launch of Samsung's flagship Galaxy S22 lineup earlier this year also marked the arrival of One UI 4.1, the brand's custom Android skin.
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Huawei Phones Could Soon Support 5G, But In A Really Weird Way
Huawei appears to be making a play to keep one legacy phone relevant with a new smartphone case with a built-in 5G modem that could dodge certain legal hurdles.
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This Huge iPhone 14 Leak Suggests A Controversial 2022 For Apple
If these iPhone rumors are true, fewer consumers may be interested in upgrading to the latest device.
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Lenovo Gives ThinkPad X And L Series A Greener Twist
Lenovo is back with updated versions of its ThinkPad X and L laptops, ones that combine environmentally friendly materials and powerful hardware.
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The Samsung Galaxy F23 Is A Ridiculously Affordable Smartphone You Can't Buy
Samsung works with Walmart-owned Flipkart to release "F" series devices with surprisingly low prices and decent specs - now, why can't they do that here?
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Audacity Open Source Audio Editor Has Become Spyware
Audacity, one of the open source world's most popular pieces of software, now includes a very invasive privacy policy.
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Study Shows Optimized Office Lighting Could Help You Sleep Better At Night
A new study shows the effects a controlled lighting office setup can have on the standard sleep cycle of an everyday average human office worker.
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Russia Completely Bans Instagram Amid Invasion Of Ukraine
Days after announcing plans to do so, Russia has banned access to Instagram, cutting off millions of users. The move follows a similar ban on Facebook.
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The Toilet Tech That Will Change The Future, According To Bill Gates
In the year 2012, the Gates Foundation awarded a grant to Cranfield University for a toilet that's ecologically friendly and requires no water to operate.
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China's Rising COVID Cases May Affect iPhone Availability
Planning to buy an iPhone this summer? Make sure you're prepared for a potential availability crunch as a resurgence of COVID-19 cases hits China.
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Apple iOS 15.4 Released: Here's What Your iPhone Gets
Apple has released iOS 15.4 for all iPhone users, giving them access to many of the features we saw in the beta releases, as well as enhancements and bug fixes.
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Telegram Update Adds Major File Sharing Support
Telegram releases a new update for mobile users that adds some significant upgrades to file sharing, along with a few mods for QR-code scanning and UI.
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Why Apple's Twentieth Anniversary Mac Was A Complete Disaster
Looking back on the most disastrous desktop computer ever released by Apple - despite is amazingly weird and futuristic appearance and odd set of features.
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Leaked Samsung Galaxy A53 Video Confirms Our Worst Fears
A closer look at the next midrange smartphone hero from Samsung, the Galaxy A53, complete with a box that's not much bigger than the phone itself.
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Multiple iPhone 14 Models Could Come With Last Year's A15 Processor
Analysis suggests Apple may take a different approach to their yearly iPhone family refresh. Instead of new processors across the board, there may be a split.
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How To Turn Off Auto Updates In Windows 10
Tired of automatic Windows 10 updates happening when you're trying to work? There are a few different ways to disable them, some easier than others.
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Honor's New Mid-Range Phone Is A Potent Rival For Realme And Xiaomi
Honor reveals a new smartphone that'll go to battle with Realme and Xiaomi for ultimate 2022 midrange Android smartphone in a limited number of countries.
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iPhone SE 3 And iPad Air Preorders Start Today: Here's What You Need To Know
Apple's new iPhone SE (3rd generation) and latest iPad Air were made available on pre-order today, March 11, 2022, after an initial reveal earlier this week.
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The Reason Why The Apple Lisa Computer Failed
The Apple Lisa was not a commercial success, but it did change the course of Apple forever. Here's why Steve Jobs considered the Lisa a failure.
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What Is VRR? Breaking Down Variable Refresh Rate
Variable refresh rates are critical to smartphones, TV screens, and computer monitors -- particularly for rapid engagement and gaming.
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The Best Selling Smartphones Of 2021 Include A Surprising Entry
Counterpoint Research released their yearly list of best-selling phone models, this time for the year 2021, with a market dominated by one brand.
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Here Are The Xbox Game Studios Titles That Work On Steam Deck
Valve reveals a new list of games that work with Steam Deck, some that'll work great, and make clear a few titles that won't work well at all.
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Steam Deck Can Now Run Full Windows With These Drivers
Valve has just provided the drivers needed to install Windows on the Steam Deck console, though the initial launch comes with some big limitations.
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Here's What Happens When Your Old iPad Connects With A New Apple Studio Display
The new Apple Studio Display is an exciting option for professionals, but users may be disappointed if they connect an older iPad to the monitor.
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Russia's Desperate Move To Get Around Tech Bans
Russia makes an effort to get around big tech brand boycotts of the country's aggression in Ukraine by potentially legalizing software sharing.
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