How to watch Apple event on April 20: 'Spring Loaded' livestream By Kimberly Gedeon This is a quick guide on how to watch Apple's Spring Loaded livestream, which is set for Tuesday, April 20.
Watch out Clubhouse! Facebook just unleashed a new suite of social-audio apps By Kimberly Gedeon Facebook has unveiled a new suite of social-audio apps, including an audio-chat platform that will have Clubhouse shaking in its boots.
Foldables aren't catching on — 5 phone experts explain why By Kimberly Gedeon JerryRigEverything, Austin Evans, MrMobile and more lend their thoughts
How to buy Dogecoin — the cryptocurrency that's mirroring GameStop's surge By Kimberly Gedeon The best ways to buy Dogecoin
Oculus launches new subscription tiers for 6 apps including Rec Room — try fitness apps for free By Kimberly Gedeon Oculus announced that it is launching subscription tiers for Rec Room, FitXR and four other popular platforms.
Move over, Siri! How to use Google Assistant to find your lost iPhone By Kimberly Gedeon Thanks to a new feature introduced by Google, iPhone users can now use a digital voice assistant to find their misplaced devices.
Adobe cancellation fee sparks Twitter rage — how to get yours waived By Kimberly Gedeon Adobe cancellation fees enrages the Twittersphere
iPhone 13 leak reveals unexpected redesigns — could there be a second front-facing camera? By Kimberly Gedeon New leaked iPhone 13 renders reportedly reveal designed and rearranged rear and front cameras. There may even be a second front-facing camera, but take this information with a grain of salt.
Google Shopping app will shut down in a few weeks — Here's what to use instead By Kimberly Gedeon The Google Shopping app is getting shuttered in a few weeks. The search-engine giant making Google Shopping a web-only experience.
Clubhouse 'data leak' report incites panic — CEO says it's fake news By Kimberly Gedeon Clubhouse, an audio-only social network, is in the spotlight for an alleged data breach, but according to the app's CEO, the reports are false.
MSI Prestige 14 Evo review: speedy with some slip-ups By Kimberly Gedeon The MSI Prestige 14 Evo is an ideal choice for mid-level photo and video editing work, but the odd keyboard layout is a weak spots.
I acted like a reckless, immortal idiot in VR for a week — here’s what happened By Kimberly Gedeon Our writer goes on an adrenaline rush-filled rampage in VR, trying out all the dangerous, deathly things she would never do in real life.
iPhone users can get Samsung Galaxy experience with wild new app — here's how By Kimberly Gedeon iPhone users can explore the Samsung Galaxy user interface on iOS, thanks to a new, interactive marketing campaign pushed by Samsung via the iTest app.
Windows 10 preview adds new taskbar feature — a personalized news feed with topics you love By Kimberly Gedeon Microsoft just announced Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21354 and it's adding a news feature that users can personalize to their liking.
Move over Razer! Will.i.am is launching a smart mask — and you won't believe how much it costs By Kimberly Gedeon Black Eyed Peas' Will.i.am has always been a tech investor and entrepreneur, and now he's sticking his fingers into the smart-mask industry.
Malware is hiding in fake Netflix app — and it infiltrates your WhatsApp messages to steal data By Kimberly Gedeon Android malware has been found in a fake Netflix app. This malicious software infiltrates WhatsApp messages to extract confidential information from contacts.
Signal, a privacy-focused texting app, is now testing crypto payments — but not with Bitcoin By Kimberly Gedeon Signal, an encrypted communications app, is testing a cryptocurrency payment feature, but not with Bitcoin
Google Chrome has fun new VR and AR features — here's how you can play with them By Kimberly Gedeon Google is experimenting with new VR and AR features on the Chrome browser
It's not just Intel vs. Microsoft! The most savage, disrespectful tech ads in recent months By Kimberly Gedeon Intel’s grudge-filled anti-Apple ad was shady, but in recent months, there have been a host of other marketing campaigns that were far more savage than Intel’s prickly commercial.
Apple asks Facebook to give up 17,000 docs for Epic Games fight — social media giant says 'no' By Kimberly Gedeon Apple has asked Facebook to produce a wealth of documents to benefit its case against Epic Games, but Facebook refuses to cooperate.
Ouch! Microsoft slams the iPad Pro as the heavier, pricier version of the Surface Pro 7 By Kimberly Gedeon Microsoft clowns the iPad Pro in new Surface Pro 7 ad
Apple VR and mixed reality headset: price, release date, specs and more By Kimberly Gedeon Apple VR and mixed reality headset rumors are trickling in. Here’s everything we know so far.
iPhone 13 design revealed via 3D-printed dummy unit — how it differs from iPhone 12 By Kimberly Gedeon Japanese Apple blog Macotakara has reportedly obtained a dummy unit of the iPhone 13 Pro, confirming many rumors about the iPhone 13's new design elements.
Apple is in big trouble! A judge rules it knowingly sold defective 15-inch MacBook Pro laptops By Kimberly Gedeon "Flexgate" has come back to haunt Apple five years later after the 15-inch MacBook Pro hit the market. The chickens have come home to roost and Apple must face the music.
Cortana killed on iOS and Android — here's the fate of Microsoft's voice assistant By Kimberly Gedeon Cortana hasn't resonated well with the masses. Microsoft's voice assistant got the boot on iOS and Android.
