Google's AR Glasses Could Finally Put Glass To Rest
Google doesn't have the best history with augmented reality glasses, but a new prototype revealed at Google I/O 2022 may finally right the AR ship.
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Jack Dorsey Just Made Another Move To Separate Himself From Twitter
Amid the controversy caused by Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter, former CEO and company co-founder Jack Dorsey has officially stepped down from its board.
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DuckDuckGo Browser Isn't As Private As You Thought
DuckDuckGo has built its reputation on being the browser that prevents tracking, but a secret deal with Microsoft has left some users feeling betrayed
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Google Just Delayed The Launch Of The Pixel Fold...Again
A new anonymous tip suggests that Google leadership has seen an early iteration of the fabled Pixel Fold and decided to delay the release of the foldable.
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Here's How To Time Travel With Google Maps Street View
Google has introduced a new Street View feature that makes it easy for anyone to take a look into the past. The feature is heading to desktop and mobile.
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Linksys Atlas 6 And Hydra 6 Routers Deliver Wi-Fi 6 Without Breaking The Bank
Linksys attempts to make Wi-Fi 6 devices affordable with a new router and a new mesh internet system for the average user's home or office environment.
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Galaxy Watch 4 Finally Gets An Overdue Google Assistant Upgrade
Though it took longer than users had hoped, Samsung has announced that Google Assistant is finally available on its Galaxy Watch 4 wearable.
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How Google Maps Changed The Navigation Game
Everyone is familiar with Google Maps, but once upon a time, it faced stiff competition from MapQuest. How did the product overtake the market?
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Here's Why You Need To Stop Using Internet Explorer Immediately
Internet Explorer is at its absolute final end, with Microsoft bidding farewell to not only feature updates but security updates as well.
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Elon Musk Doubles Down On Twitter Bots, Says 'Deal Cannot Move Forward' Without Proof
Elon Musk appears to suggest he'll back out of an acquisition agreement with Twitter unless the company proves that bots account for less than 5% of its users.
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What's The Difference Between Google Wallet And Google Pay?
Now that Google has both Google Wallet and Google Pay ready for Android devices, it's important to know the difference between the two services.
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AT&T Boosts Internet Speeds For Entry And Mid-Tier Fiber Plans
If you're an AT&T Fiber Internet customer, you can expect a significant speed increase in the near future.
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Elon Musk Puts Twitter Deal On Hold: Here's Why
Elon Musk just announced that his acquisition of Twitter has been put on hold, for the moment, owing to one relatively fuzzy reason from the get-go.
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The Best New Features Of The Google Pixel 6a
Google has officially launched the Pixel 6a, the cheaper version of its flagship Pixel 6 phone. There's a lot to like about this model beyond its price tag.
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Google Pixel Tablet Is Taking Another Shot At Android's Biggest Failure
It's been quite some time since we've seen a Google-made Android tablet, but that's all going to change with the arrival of the Pixel Tablet.
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Google Pixel 6a: Release Date, Specs, And Pre-Order Info
The Pixel 6a has finally arrived, offering consumers a solid mid-range alternative to the Pixel 6 flagship. Here's what you can expect and when it'll arrive.
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How To Connect Your Raspberry Pi To Wi-Fi
The tiny Raspberry Pi is an incredibly versatile computer, but in order to maximize its capabilities, you'll first need to connect it to a Wi-Fi network.
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Read This Before Downloading A PDF Directly From Google Search Results - It Could Be A Virus
Researchers warn that phishing scams have skyrocketed over the past year, though the method used to trick victims is one you probably don't expect.
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How To Follow Hashtags On Twitter
Twitter's hashtag functions can be difficult to navigate, but there are some tips and tricks to make it easier.
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Google Aims To Fix Broken Android App Experiences On Chromebook
Android apps are a popular addition to Chrome OS, but the experience of actually using them is less than great. That may change in the near future.
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T-Mobile's 5G Home Internet Will Pay To Cancel Your Old Broadband
T-Mobile USA aims to replace competing home internet providers by offering to pay customers' fees for quitting their broadband plans.
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YouTube Go Will Join The Google Graveyard Soon
Google has quietly announced plans to get rid of its lightweight YouTube Go app, but that's probably not a bad thing even for budget phone users.
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What We Know About The Troubled Google Foldable's New Release
Google may be jumping into the foldable smartphone game after all, according to a series of recent Tweets and updates from insiders.
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Internet Explorer Will Be Retired In June: Here's What You Need To Do
More than two decades after its launch, Microsoft is finally pulling the plug on Internet Explorer and users have only weeks left to transition to Edge.
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Google Play Store Now Shows What Apps Do With Your Data
Google wants to give users more insight into apps that collect data and how that information is used. It may take a while before every app shows it, however.
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How To Apply For Twitter Verification
Twitter verification applications are once again open to anyone who wants a badge, though you have to meet some fairly strict requirements to qualify.
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Elon Musk's Starlink Internet Goes Free For Flights - But There's A Catch
Elon Musk's Starlink internet service just signed a deal with Hawaiian Airlines to provide free internet to passengers on a select set of flights.
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