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Updated 2026-09-08 04:19
How To Reset The Camera Settings On Your iPhone
We all want to take the best photos with our $1,000 devices, and sometimes that means rolling back all those extra settings in the Camera app back to zero.
Pros and cons of using a Chromebook as your everyday PC
Chromebooks are great devices, but they might not be able to do everything a Windows or Mac device can. Consider carefully before using one daily.
How Long Should A Laptop Battery Last On A Single Charge?
In the market for a new laptop? You'll want to know just how long it'll run without being plugged in, and how you can maximize the efficiency of its battery.
GM's breakup with CarPlay and Android Auto has one exception
GM's lineup is dropping Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in favor of its own infotainment systems. But one model is keeping the phone-mirroring capabilities.
A new Elizabeth Holmes documentary from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim is coming from A24
'You Can See Everything' was filmed in 2023 before Elizabeth Holmes reported to prison to serve an 11-year sentence for defrauding Theranos investors.
How To Legally Download YouTube Videos
There are many reasons why you'd want to download a YouTube video, but doing so comes with a bevy of questions about the legality of the available methods.
6 ways to make the most out of your Apple Wallet
Apple Wallet can hold all kinds of passes and cards, plus items you might not have ever considered storing digitally.
How to watch The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Nintendo Direct
We're expecting details about the 'Ocarina of Time' and other Zelda projects during Nintendo's 30-minute stream.
Ethernet splitter vs switch: What's the difference and how do you use them?
At this point, there are very few situations in which you'll want to use an Ethernet splitter.
Capcom is reviving more dormant franchises after the success of Onimusha: Way of the Sword
After Onimusha: Way of the Sword sold more than a million copies at launch, Capcom is now looking to revive some of its other forgotten IPs.
What's the difference between Sony WF-1000XM6 and WF-1000XM5 earbuds?
Everything you need to know to decide which set of Sony earbuds are right for you.
The A2 e-tron is Audi's most efficient EV to date
While it probably won't be available in the US, the Audi A2 e-tron looks like an appealing affordable EV with plenty of range.
How to make your iPhone's alarm ring at full volume even when your calls are muted
Apple's sound settings often meant you'd sleep through your iPhone alarm if you lowered the volume before you went to bed. With its new update, that is no more.
When is it no longer worth repairing your phone and buying a new one instead
When is it no longer worth repairing your phone and buying a new one instead.
Retroid just teased its take on a dual-screen handheld for Nintendo DS fans
While there aren't a ton of concrete details yet, the arrival of yet another dual-screen handheld is a great sign for fans of Nintendo old-school portables.
Why is it illegal to use a Bluetooth jammer?
A Bluetooth jammer might seem like a fix for a neighbor's loud music, but using one can lead to serious legal consequences far beyond simple noise control.
Sony revives its WH-1000XM4 headphones as a refreshed $300 option
Sony is taking a unique approach to its 2026 headphone lineup: bringing back 2020's greatest hit.
How to disconnect CarPlay so it will stop auto-connecting to your phone
If Apple CarPlay leaves you feeling frustrated and you want a break from it, there are a few ways to prevent it from automatically connecting in your car.
The Huawei Mate XT2 is the world's first tri-panel foldable with a built-in privacy display
Even though it'll be really pricey, Huawei's Mate XT2 is taking one of the Galaxy S26's best features and putting it in a foldable phone for the first time.
PS2 or GameCube: Which retro console emulates better?
The GameCube and PS2 both have mature emulation ecosystems. If you're new to the scene, here's the one that's easier to emulate and why.
How to find and hide an app on Android Auto
Millions rely on Android Auto every day for navigation, music and messaging, but one of the common issues is apps vanishing from the platform without warning.
How to split bills and customize passes in Apple Wallet with iOS 27 Update
Apple's Visual Intelligence will make splitting the check easier in iOS 27.
Your old phones may be worth more than you think through Google Store trade-in
The Google Store has some of the best trade-in values for a new Pixel, whether you're turning in a Pixel, iPhone, or Galaxy device.
How to use SpaceXAI's Grok Build
You'll want a paid plan if you plan to do much with Grok.
How to change Siri's voice
Siri's voice will be more expressive and customizable in iOS 27, but only if you have the latest hardware.
The downsides of switching from a MacBook to Windows
macOS and Windows both have their own advantages. If you're planning to move to Windows, make sure you know what you're giving up.
iOS 27 beta had a Digital ID glitch travelers weren't expecting
This unexpected bug could have caused problems for travelers, which is why you shouldn't use a beta version of iOS on a device you rely on.
Is it safe to buy a refurbished iPhone from Walmart?
Walmart provides lower-cost refurbished phones than buying from Apple directly, but you also have to navigate through more sellers and terms.
When are portable Apple CarPlay screens actually worth it?
Many recent vehicles had CarPlay and Android Auto built in, but if yours doesn't, you can add a portable one to your dash.
The pros and cons of using wireless Android Auto
Wireless Android Auto delivers on the promise of making your life easier most of the time, but ditching the cable can come with a number of tradeoffs.
10 Smart Gadgets That Could Instantly Upgrade Your Backyard
Smart outdoor tech is changing how people use their backyards, and this handful of clever upgrades can make your space more useful and enjoyable.
How to use your MacBook's built-in backup tool instead of paying for cloud storage
If you're searching for a backup option and don't need to access your files from the cloud, you won't need to look beyond what Apple's macOS has to offer.
Common problems with Apple Wallet and how to fix them
Apple Wallet and Apple Pay are great, but only if they're working properly. There are some basic troubleshooting steps when payments won't go through.
The Slate Truck is great, but this one problem may stop a lot of folks from buying it
Slate's build-a-truck model aims to keep costs low by only including features you'll use. But it won't be popular outside the U.S.
How To Send High-Quality Images And Videos From Android To iPhone
It can be tough to preserve the quality of your images when sending them from Android to iPhone, but these tried-and-true methods keep them crystal clear.
OpenAI says it reached its goal of creating an automated research intern
The company hopes to have an even better "automated AI researcher" by March 2028.
What is vibe coding and why does it get so much hate?
Vibe coding has gotten a bad reputation as lazy, AI-driven coding, but that's not where it came from.
Dual-band vs. tri-band routers: What's the difference between them?
Tri-band routers have, unsurprisingly, one more band than dual-band routers have. But what does this mean in practice?
How to set up ChatGPT's parental controls to protect your teen
The idea of your child using ChatGPT can be daunting, but OpenAI's new teen-focused tools provide granular controls over what they can and can't access.
How to find your iPhone even when it's off
If you lose your iPhone, it's findable even after someone turns it off or the battery drains, as long as you don't delay.
The pros and cons of using an iPad as a laptop
An iPad has several advantages over a laptop, including its touch screen and portability. But depending on what you want to do, it might not be enough.
Is 256GB enough for an iPhone? Here's when you should go bigger
Is 256GB enough for an iPhone? Here's when you should go bigger.
How long can you expect a PlayStation 5 DualSense controller to last?
The PS5 controller has various longevity concerns to consider, including its battery life and overall useful lifespan.
You probably don't need two routers — do this instead
For better coverage or more wired connections, mesh, access points and Ethernet switches usually make more sense than a second active router.
Foldable phones still need to fix this problem
Samsung's Z Fold series has improved the foldable phone form factor over time, but there remains an issue that the rumored iPhone Ultra may not remedy.
What's the difference between volatile and non-volatile memory?
Volatile and non-volatile memory are both vital parts of modern computers and devices, but how do they work together?
How to check your PC's hard-drive health
This is a step-by-step guide to checking the health of your Windows hard drive and what you can do if you get a bad result.
Don't get rid of your old phone, turn it into a security camera
With the right setup, an old, unused phone can be repurposed into a security camera. Even better? It's free.
Claude can help manage your email inbox, but there are some risks involved
AI has been known to mess up some pretty basic things, but Claude wants to help you with your emails.
Why are iPhones more expensive than iPads?
iPhones are smaller than iPads, so why aren't they cheaper? Several variables factor into the price difference between the two product lines.
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