Sean Riley

Apple and Google have come together to try to prevent AirTags and other Bluetooth tracking tags from being misused by domestic abusers and stalkers. Here's how they plan to fix it.

The 15-inch MacBook Air and Apple's mixed-reality headset appear to be a lock for WWDC 2023 based on new rumors. Will the hardware steal the show at this year's developer event?

Daam Android! Back at it again with the malware

A new feature in Microsoft Edge causes the browser to report every site you visit to Bing. Here's how to put a stop to it.

iPadOS 17 will debut at WWDC 2023 in June and once again we're hearing that three popular iPads won't be getting the upgrade this year.

Microsoft may have a pair of new smaller Surface devices coming: the Surface Laptop Go 4 and a new 11-inch Surface Pro. Early leaks sound promising for both laptops.

Acer's Swift X 16 has leveled up for 2023

One of the biggest upgrades to the iPhone 15 Pro Max looks like it will still come up way short of the Galaxy S23 Ultra, but does it really matter?

After over half a year the wait is over, here's how to add Spotify to your iPhone lock screen.

Nvidia's RTX Video Super Resolution can upscale video up to 4X in an instant and it works on web video or now any local video content thanks to VLC support. You can try it yourself.

Adobe Reader, Acrobat, and more are impacted by at least 56 vulnerabilities including some that leave macOS and Windows systems vulnerable to remote code execution by hackers.

Pixel Call Screen is an indispensable feature that I miss anytime I switch phones, but the AI-powered spam killer may get even tougher thanks to new advances in conversational AI.

We've got another Google Pixel 7a leak. The latest images show the phone in a new pastel blue colorway alongside more familiar black and white options all in glossy-rendered glory.

Don't skip this update!

A trio of leaks resulting from Samsung workers using ChatGPT for assistance on confidential projects serves as a solid reminder that anything you share with the service isn't exactly a secret.

If you always skip updates on your Apple devices, look out next month as Apple may be hitting the kill switch on services for devices running outdated versions of macOS, iOS and more.

Apple's iOS 17 will debut at WWDC 2023 in June, but a new rumor reveals which devices will be left behind when the update arrives this fall.

A new iPhone display roadmap shows the evolution of Apple's phone displays through 2027 with some notable stops along the way.