If you’ve made the leap to iOS 26 or are looking for a reason to upgrade, Apple just released iOS 26.3 with a few perks you might want to check out. As PCMag reports, other Apple devices, such as the Mac, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and the Vision Pro headset, also received the update, but they’re mostly […]
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Should You Switch from Passwords to Passkeys?
It seems like every time I go to enter my password these days, I get a prompt asking me if I want to switch to a Passkey. It’s simple, they say. So much better, they say. Being the suspicious sort, my gut reaction is always, “nice try big brother, but nope.” But am I just […]
Tesla to Stop Making Model S and X, Plans to Focus on Optimus Robots
Tesla is discontinuing some of its most iconic vehicles over the next six months. As PCMag reports, Elon Musk’s electric car brand used its latest earnings results to tell investors that production of the Model S sedan and Model X SUV would shut down in Q2 2026. “If you’d like to own one of them, now’s a […]
iPhone 17e Reportedly Set to Launch This Month With 4 Major Upgrades
Apple just posted a record quarter with its highest-ever iPhone sales, but the company is now gearing up to launch its next phone, the iPhone 17e, on Feb. 19, according to Macworld. As PCMag reports, the date falls on a Thursday, which is not a day Apple usually reserves for hardware launches. It is, however, the same date […]
Maingear Revives Returns to the 90’s Again with the ‘Retro98’ PC
PC vendor Maingear is tapping into 1990s nostalgia again with the Retro98, a desktop that looks like a home computer your dad might’ve owned. As PCMag reports, the fully built PC harkens back to an era when dial-up internet and floppy disk drives were common in the PC industry. “Welcome to 1998. Where the future was loud, beige, and […]
9 Ways to Save on your Streaming Subscriptions
Remember when streaming services were going to help you slay the cable dragon and drastically reduce your monthly costs? Yeah, we were all innocent once. But that was then and this is now. As PCMag reports, Netflix’s more affordable, ad-free tier is long gone. HBO Max removed features from its cheapest, ad-free tier. Peacock no longer has a free option. […]
The New Samsung Brain Health Feature could show the Early Warning Signs of Dementia
Whether you’re interested in improving your sleep quality, warding off high blood pressure, or just making sure that you’re getting enough daily steps, wearable health tracking has become enormously popular among the health-conscious. But as PCMag reports, when it comes to brain-related health issues, like dementia, we’ve seen less innovation in the consumer tech space, at least in […]
Gemini-Powered Siri Reportedly Set to Arrive on iPhones Next Month
Apple announced its new AI partnership with Google earlier this month, and as Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman reports, the first results of the collaboration will become available through an updated Siri next month. As PCMag reports, Apple has had a tough time with Siri over the past few years. The personalized Siri it promised at WWDC 2024, giving the […]
Did you do the Windows 11 January Patch and Now Your PC Won’t Boot Up? You’re Not Alone.
Microsoft’s January 2026 security update for Windows 11 is still wreaking havoc with users. As PCMag reports, the patch initially introduced issues that prevented select computers from shutting down or going to sleep, followed by problems with Outlook and Remote Desktop. Now, Microsoft confirms it has received a “limited number of reports” of users unable to boot their computers […]
The TikTok Deal is Done, but there’s a New Privacy Policy that’s Worrying Many Users
The TikTok deal is done, and users across the country breathed a big sigh of relief to know that their favorite social media app was saved. But that feeling of relief has quickly turned to worry. As PCMag reports, TikTok now has a new privacy policy that’s already been put into effect, and users are […]