Meta Planning AR Glasses For 2024: Could This Be Zuckerberg's 'iPhone Moment'?
In the not-too-distant future, you could be reading, writing, and interacting with friends and family members, all through a set of VR glasses.
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The Elon Musk Twitter Drama Just Escalated With A Lawsuit
Elon Musk has created quite a stir since purchasing a large share of Twitter stock over the course of 2022. Now he may have landed himself in legal trouble.
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We Finally Have A Hint At When The Google Pixel 6a Could Launch
The clues are coming fast and heavy when it comes to the launch of Google's Pixel 6a -- ready to hit the midrange phone market with a vengeance.
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Twitter's Latest Acquisition Will Address Annoying Push Notifications
Twitter has announced its acquisition of OpenBack, which specializes in device-based notifications. The technology may change the kind of future alerts you get.
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DuckDuckGo Privacy Browser Beta Arrives On Mac, But You'll Have To Wait
DuckDuckGo is finally ready to release its privacy browser for Macs...sort of. The software is now available as a beta, but you'll have to wait to get access.
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What Elon Musk's Decision To Pull Out Of Twitter Really Means
After being extended an invitation to join Twitter's board, Elon Musk accepted -- and then abruptly changed his mind. There could be huge ramifications.
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Pixel 6a Benchmark Raises Hopes For Google's Mid-Range Flagship
We're still waiting for the official Pixel 6a announcement, but many leaks have already revealed some key details. Now a new benchmark has joined them.
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Elon Musk Pumps The Brakes On One Of His Big Twitter Moves
The Tesla and SpaceX chief has apparently backed off from one of his big moves regarding the social media platform.
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Google Teams With iFixit To Help With DIY Pixel Phone Repairs
Tech savvy Pixel users will soon be able to get the parts the need to fix their own phones.
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Twitter Finally Rolls Out Two Important Accessibility Enhancements
Twitter has expanded its alt description accessibility feature for images, making it easier than ever to ensure everyone can enjoy content on the platform.
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Google Just Introduced Multisearch - Here's Why You Should Care
Google is using AI to offer new and improved search functionality.
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Google Play Store Will Hide Outdated Apps In The Name Of Security
Google has announced a new Play Store security policy that will target old, possibly abandoned apps. Soon enough, those listings will no longer appear.
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The Twitter Edit Button Is Real - Here's Who'll Get It
Love the idea or hate it, Twitter confirms they're moving forward with an edit button on the popular social platform.
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Google's New Privacy Guide Aims To Make Chrome Settings Simple
Google Chrome will now walk you through its privacy settings to make sure you understand your choices.
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How To Share Your Calendar In Outlook
Outlook remains one of the most popular email applications, but figuring out how to use all of its features can be tricky. Here's how to manage your calendar.
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How Elon Musk Is Already Changing Things At Twitter
After becoming the social media platform's largest shareholder, the SpaceX and Tesla CEO appears to be making moves already.
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Valve Is Ramping Up Steam Deck Shipments - So Keep An Eye On Your Email
Valve has kicked off Steam Deck shipments for customers who reserved a second-quarter unit, noting that fans should keep an eye on their inboxes.
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Microsoft Edge Vs. Google Chrome: Which Should You Use?
One of the biggest browser debates right now is whether to use Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. Here are the details on each, and which is better for what.
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Google May Be Working On Android Bluetooth Tracker Detection
Recent revelations from the code in Play services suggests Google has something in the works for Android.
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You Need To Update Google Chrome And Microsoft Edge Right Now - Here's Why
Both Microsoft and Google have issued important updates for their respective web browsers thanks to a new security vulnerability impacting Edge and Chrome.
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Study Ties Increased Social Media Use To Lower Life Satisfaction
Social media has often been associated with the general decline in life satisfaction and happiness, something a new study from Oxford explored among youth.
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KFC Just Roasted The Mercedes F1 Team And Twitter Is Freaking Out
The fried chicken chain served up some spicy takes on the popular social media platform.
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Google Wants FDA Approval For Fitbit's Heart Rate Monitoring
Google recently released the results of a study involving its wearable tech and is seeking government approval of a new algorithm.
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New Google Nest Smart Display Could Have A Detachable Tablet Screen
The 2022 Google Nest Hub is rumored to have an updated form factor.
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Google Is Testing Android's Best Productivity Feature For Chrome
It seems Google is testing a new drag-and-drop convenience feature in Chrome on Android, but you'll probably have to wait a while before trying it out.
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Apple's Cheapest iPhone Will Use Its Most High-Tech Metal
After investing heavily in Green Bonds, Apple is moving to use aluminum smelted without carbon emissions for future versions of the phone.
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Google Photos Update Tackles The Photographer's Biggest Headache
Google Photos is often the go-to for saving huge photo libraries. Now, it's getting a much-needed upgrade to make organizing them far easier.
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