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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Google Search's Best Privacy Feature Will Arrive On Android Any Day Now
Android users are finally getting access to Google Search's quick delete privacy feature, the one that first arrived on iOS several months ago.
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What To Expect From Google I/O 2022
Sundar Pichai recently confirmed the dates for Google I/O 2022, the next iteration of its annual conference for developers. Here's what you can expect.
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Google May Have Found The Tech To Take AR Smart Glasses Mainstream
Google's track record with AR isn't exactly stellar, but a new deal may have secured it the tech needed to take smart glasses into the mainstream
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Google Drops Surprising Chromebook News About Steam
Google made a surprising announcement during its "Google for Games" Developer Summit 2022 keynote today: Steam has arrived on Chrome OS...sort of.
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SpaceX's Starlink Internet Just Got Some Serious Bragging Rights
Recent independent analysis indicates Starlink outperformed its competitors in the second half of 2021.
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The Surprising Country With Greater Internet Accessibility Than The United States
A new study shows which countries around the world have the best internet, rating speed, connectivity, and cost per month for internet services.
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Google Tries To One-Up iMessage With Messages Update
Google has detailed a bunch of new features that are making their way to its Messages app, some of which make cross-platform messaging a lot more bearable.
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The Real Reason That Wi-Fi Is Banned In This American Town
One sleepy town in the United States has a total ban on Wi-Fi - with a very, very good reason for said ban. Don't pop in expecting to watch Netflix.
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Twitter Is Freaking Out Over The Discovery Of Endurance Shipwreck
The legendary explorer ship Endurance was located in Antarctica after more than 100 years under the ice - and now we get to see it up close and personal.
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Twitter Shops Is Open For Business, And Free To Use (For Now)
Users on iOS running the latest version of the Twitter app can now access a system called Twitter Shops - for a limited number of merchants here in beta mode.
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Twitter Reacts To Apple's New Alpine Green iPhone 13 And 13 Pro
Apple revealed several new products during its spring event, as well as a couple of new colorways. How are fans reacting to the new iPhone 13 color?
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Android 12L's Foldable Enhancements Could Finally Give Google Tablets A Chance
Google's release of Android 12L seems to give tablet devices the fighting chance they deserve in a largely iPad-dominated marketplace, starting with Samsung.
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Google Says Optimized Chrome Beats Safari Speeds On Mac
Google claims the latest version of Chrome is faster than Apple's Safari on Mac. That doesn't necessarily mean you should switch browsers, though.
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