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How to fix your phone screen when it's unresponsive to touch
Few things are more annoying than an unresponsive touchscreen. Before you give up on your phone, here’s what to try to get it working again.
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How building a cheap home server could save you money in the long run
Using an old PC to create your own server can save you quite a bit of money through a couple of avenues. Here's what it can do.
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Why your Spotify might be using so much storage
Spotify can be a storage hog if you don't have your device's settings optimized. Here's what you can do if Spotify is taking up too much storage.
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How long is too long for a USB cable?
USB cables, much like their HDMI cousins, have limits on how long they can be. The thing is, those limits are probably much lower than you expected.
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GNSS Vs GPS: What's the difference?
GNSS and GPS are common terms in the world of satellite navigation. They may be similar, but there are some key differences between the two technologies.
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Traveling with electronics? These 5 items could raise TSA red flags
Travel is stressful enough. Here's what you should know about TSA rules on traveling with tech.
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What is the purpose of reposting on Instagram and how do you do it?
It's the easiest way to share posts and reels you like with all of your followers.
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Sam Altman is upset at you for hoarding RAM in your own computer
Sam Altman, in an interview, said it's 'terrible' for people to have 'a bunch of the world’s limited supply of DRAM' that they barely use.
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5 Samsung One UI features you won't get with other Android phones
Samsung doesn't just make great phone and tablet hardware; its One UI is also a standout, offering many features you just can't get elsewhere.
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Why you should never point a laser pointer at any aircraft
Unfortunately, some people need to hear this.
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How to improve audio quality on your Android phone with Bluetooth or wired headphones
Maximizing your listening experience on Android can get very complicated, but we'll guide you through settings and headphone choices to get you there.
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The pros and cons of using an all-in-one desktop computer
All-in-one (AIO) computers are more compact and easier to use than desktop setups, but they also trade simplicity for flexibility when it's time to upgrade.
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What happens when AI starts self-replicating?
Anthropic warns that future is soon, but the threat is less novel than it seems.
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Google joins OpenAI and Anthropic in promising new scraping controls
Google, OpenAI, Anthropic and Microsoft pledge to support a new common signal for robots.txt that blocks scraping for AI training.
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Meta settles another social media addiction case just before trial
Snap is now the only defendant in the case.
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Bluesky now has a dedicated 'moderation inbox'
The beta feature makes it easier to stay on top of reports and account strikes.
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Fan fiction website AO3 is down, and it could take weeks to recover
The site's data is reportedly intact, but the cause of the outage is still unknown.
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Everything you need to know about Googlebooks
Despite good initial hardware, the Googlebook OS still needs a lot of work.
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General Motors agrees to pay $220 million to settle multi-state data privacy lawsuit
GM has settled the Smart Driver program lawsuit brought by 35 attorneys general.
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The Wikimedia Foundation weighs in on the NYT's case against OpenAI
The folks behind Wikipedia say that an extreme decision in either direction could threaten the open web.
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Harley-Davidson's electric motorbike brand has 'substantial doubt' about its future
LiveWire warns that it may not survive its current financial difficulties.
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Waymo and Toyota will soon start testing their robotaxis in Japan
Waymo and Toyota will start testing autonomous bZ4X vehicles in Japan next year. (edited)
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Senators are looking into 'serious privacy risks' with Meta's AI glasses
US senators have asked Meta to explain how it's mitigating 'serious' privacy risks with its AI glasses.
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Binance hacked for an estimated $6.3 billion in record crypto theft
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has been hit with a record $6.3 billion hack.
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Meta is testing 'Threads Friends' for sharing posts with smaller groups
Twitter Circle, anyone?
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Reddit will force users to log in as AI is killing search traffic
The company is starting with tests outside of the US.
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Google fixes an annoying Photos bug that hid edited images from other apps
Hey, that's not what Magic Eraser is supposed to do!
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