What Did Computers Use Before The USB Port Was Invented?
Hard as it is to believe, there was once a time when computers didn't have USB ports. Here's what came before it, and how messy it all really was.
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5 Ways To Fix Your Computer Screen Shadow Problem
Screen shadowing is a surefire way to ruin a work or gaming experience. Try out these potential fixes before spending your hard-earned money on a new monitor.
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5 Unexpected Uses For Old PC Towers
Many of us have old computer parts lying around, but what are you supposed to do with old PC towers? Use your creativity, and repurpose them in unexpected ways.
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Gemini Just Dethroned ChatGPT Thanks To This New Fan-Favorite Feature
ChatGPT and Google Gemini have been head-to-head competitors ever since they were introduced. Gemini may be pulling ahead with this recently introduced feature.
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The New iPad Pro M5 Is Apple's Most Powerful Tablet Yet, But I Still See The Same Old Problem
The M5 iPad Pro promises unmatched power, speed, and AI prowess. Yet one familiar problem still keeps it from being the all-in-one device Apple wants it to be.
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11 Cool Gadgets You Can Use With Your iPad
Get the most out of your iPad now, and see if any of these 11 cools iPad gadgets make sense for you and your workflow.
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Apple M5 Vs. M4: What's The Difference In Performance & Capability?
With bold claims of AI and GPU power, Apple’s M5 aims to eclipse the M4. We take a look at how the two chips compare where it really matters.
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With The MacBook Pro M5, It's Finally Time To Give Up Your Old M1 Laptop
Apple just dropped a new MacBook Pro with a new M5 chip, and it's the perfect one to get if you're coming off an older M1-powered machine.
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5 Ways To Extend The Lifespan Of Your CPU
While it might outlive most components in your PC, a good CPU is expensive, so you'll want to take every step to increase its lifespan anyway.
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Apple's Bringing Back An iPad Feature You Probably Missed In iPadOS 26.1
iPadOS 26.1 promises a number of changes to Apple's popular tablet operating system, but you may have missed that it also brought back one missing feature.
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The Most Mass-Produced Invention In The World Isn't What You Think
From wheels to smartphones, humanity has created billions of things. But one invention dwarfs them all in sheer numbers. And you use it every single day.
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Open Printer: The Repairable & Customizable Printer Looking To Replace Your Old Hardware
Frustrated by printers that stop working when you don't renew your subscription? Meet the open-source alternative aiming to change how we print forever.
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How To Hard Reset An iPad (Any Model) - And Why You Might Want To
Is your iPad not responding, not powering on, or just generally being a nuisance? Sometimes a hard reset is necessary, and it's very easy to perform.
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Did You Know You Can Buy Amazon Fire Tablets With Or Without Lock Screen Ads?
Thinking of buying a Fire tablet? There’s one choice at checkout that affects both your wallet and your screen — and many buyers don’t even notice it.
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4 Signs It's Time To Replace Your Computer Monitor
Without a working computer monitor, you obviously won't be able to get any tasks done. Here are four key warning signs yours is about to fail.
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5 Hidden Google Calendar Features You Need To Try Out ASAP
Ready to increase your productivity in Google Calendar? Try these hidden GCal features, from keyboard shortcuts to helpful hacks that you may not know about.
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T-Mobile iPad Deal: You Can Get The New A16 Model For Up To 50% Off, But There's A Catch
If you're in the market for a new tablet, the iPad is likely a good fit for you, and T-Mobile has an opportunity to get one for half price.
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Is This The Worst iPadOS 26 Feature? Here's What Users Have To Say
iPadOS 26 includes some very cool new features. Unfortunately, one of them isn't so cool for people who have committed the old process to memory.
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NYC's First Quantum Computer Is Officially Online (And It Has A Clear AI Directive)
A first-of-its-kind quantum computer is now live in NYC, built with AI in mind. But can it really change the future of model training and efficiency?
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Amazon Is Selling Its Newest Model Fire Tablet For Only $55
Amazon's newest Fire Tablet has received a hefty discount ahead of this October's Prime Big Deal Days sale, discounting all storage size variants.
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5 Apps The iPad Shockingly Took Years To Get
There are a few examples of well-known or popular iPhone apps that took way longer than expected to finally get their own dedicated iPad iteration.
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Are Cheap Monitors Really Worth Buying For Your Gaming PC? Here's What Gamers Say
Reaching for the budget monitor will obviously help with those on a tight budget, but for some rigs, it may not be worth the savings for long-term enjoyment.
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Are There Any Drawbacks To Buying Apple Products From Best Buy?
If you don't live close to an Apple store, you might be tempted to try out your local Best Buy, but are there any drawbacks with going that route?
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How Fast Is USB4? (And How To Know If Your Laptop Has This USB Port)
You may be wondering if the USB ports on your computer are able to utilize the fastest speeds, but it's not straight forward. Here's how to tell what you have.
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One Of Safari's Best Features Just Got Removed In macOS Tahoe And iPadOS 26
A layout option many Safari fans relied on is gone with Tahoe and iPadOS 26 and it might affect your workflow if you regularly used it.
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No, iPadOS 26 Didn't Kill Split View - Here's Where To Find It
iPadOS 26 comes with a big number jump, but a lot of users believe an important feature is now missing. Don't worry, Split View is still around.
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Do All iPads Come With A Charger In The Box?
You might be surprised to learn what's going on with iPads and their in-the-box chargers around the world.
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