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The iPhone 18 Pro's fancy variable aperture camera is incredibly hard to repair
Apple’s variable aperture might capture better photos, but is near impossible to fix if it breaks.
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One mobile number, two phones: What is iPhone handoff and which carriers support it?
If you find yourself swapping between two iPhones regularly, whether for work or casual use, you're going to want to set up Handoff.
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Wired vs. wireless internet: Which should you choose for your home?
Wired and wireless internet are both ways that ISPs deliver service to your home, but one isn't necessarily superior to the other.
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SpaceXAI's Grok Bot is in early beta - Here's how to try it
SpaceXAI's Grok Bot is a digital 'teammate' that can handle complex and boring tasks that would otherwise clutter your day. Here's how to get up and running.
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The benefits of using an E Ink tablet over an iPad
E Ink excels for tasks like reading and note-taking.
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How to customize the side button on your Samsung Galaxy phone
The side button on Samsung's Galaxy phones has performed different functions over the years, but you can really make it do whatever you want.
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Joby Aviation completed a fully autonomous flight from California to North Carolina
The startup is looking to expand beyond electric air taxi rides in major cities.
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How to use your phone as a remote for any smart TV
Some phones have IR blasters to enable remote functions, but even if yours doesn't, you can do quite a lot over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
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How to set up your Sonos speakers using the app
Whether you just got a Sonos speaker or you're adding one to your current setup, you'll need to use the app.
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Before you throw out your old laptop, do this first
Giving away or recycling your old laptop is great, but you need to make sure all your data is fully removed before it finds a new home.
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Here's what you should look for when buying an Android phone for gaming
If you like gaming on your Android phone, you need a phone that can handle the graphics and processing required.
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Wired vs. wireless charging: Which is better for battery health?
Wireless charging offers convenience, to be sure, but how does it affect your battery over time? And is it a problem if your phone heats up?
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The Slate Truck is cheap, but its battery range can't compete
Slate's electric truck is built specifically for affordability and efficiency, which means it comes with compromises. One of the biggest could be its battery.
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Now Trump says he's creating an AI Force
The president said he will soon announce an "AI czar" to run this newly made-up agency.
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Anthropic picks Accenture for third-party AI safety evaluations
This move represents the first step in the CEO’s plan to slow down AI development.
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California governor wants to implement a kill switch for frontier AI models
Newsom’s executive order calls for an expert panel to develop new AI safety measures.
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How to switch between two phones on CarPlay
When using Apple's CarPlay, it will automatically connect to the first iPhone it was paired with. Here's how to get it to connect to a different device.
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Here's why some monitors have two USB ports (and the best ways to use them)
These ports are often part of a built-in USB hub, letting you keep desk accessories connected to the monitor instead of occupying ports on your computer.
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Which tech upgrades are worth making to your car's old sound system?
You can upgrade an older car with modern tech to enable Bluetooth, CarPlay and more. Your options depend on your car and what you need most.
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How to block and unblock a number on your Android phone
Unwanted calls and texts are a part of modern-day life, but you can block and unblock numbers that are repeat offenders.
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This Game Boy inspired hi-res music player raised over $500,000 on Kickstarter
The AP30 Music Boy is just the latest example of "dumb" tech's resurgence.
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The best way to check your PC for malware
If your PC is slowing down or not behaving as usual, it's worth running through these tips to see if you have malware.
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Google Gemini also escaped its testing environment and hacked three companies
Google's AI model hacked real companies during testing due to a misconfiguration by its testing partner, as well.
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4 cool projects you can do with Home Assistant on Raspberry Pi
Smart home automation is more versatile than ever with Home Assistant and a Raspberry Pi. Check out what they can do.
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The pros and cons of using noise cancelling headphones
Active noise cancellation makes headphones much better, but you should know how it works and what the drawbacks are as well.
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What causes a stuck pixel on your laptop and can it be fixed?
Stuck pixels don't have to be a death sentence for your laptop, as there are several options that can bring them back to life.
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AI almost led the US military to start a war with China, report says
CNN's sources claim the US nearly attacked a Chinese ship it believed was carrying nuclear weapon components.
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