Shubham Agarwal

Windows has always struggled to put off its legacy menus and workflows. Windows 11 tries to change that.

There are many iOS features that don’t work as expected or do more harm to your experience than good. Here’s how to fix many such annoying iPhone quirks.

iOS 15’s best features are for people who exclusively live in Apple’s walled garden. Should you bother to update if you’re not one of them?

Microsoft’s Windows 11 update refreshes a range of features, but its more open and faster Microsoft Store stands out the most. Here’s why.

The browser has failed to adapt to modern web workspaces. These apps want to fix that.

Microsoft Edge is faster than ever with new updates. But is it truly the best-performing browser on Windows 10?

Apple is laying the groundwork to build a social network inside its walled garden

Apple has long advocated for a privacy-first online experience. But it’s now capitalizing on that reputation to nudge more people into paying for a premium iCloud subscription.

You don’t need to strap a powerbank on your phone’s back just yet. With a few practical software tweaks, you can easily squeeze an extra few hours out of your iPhone 12 mini.

Google is getting serious about smartwatches but is it doing too much, too late? We look at how the company could succeed or fail in the coming months.

With Android 12, Google’s mobile OS is getting a long-overdue facelift. In many ways, it’s a culmination of the dozens of foundational features Google has rolled out in the last couple of years.

For people like me, who have been hanging onto their (sort of) compact phones for dear life, the iPhone 12 mini is probably the decade’s greatest smartphone.

Last month, when the time came for me to upgrade to what I anticipated would be my fourth personal Android phone, I ended up with an iPhone 12 mini instead.

With the Chrome OS 89 release, Google is building upon its plan to develop an ecosystem of devices, similar to Apple. Here's what you need to know about it.