Month: September 2023

The fitness tracker isn’t dead, and if you’re reading this, you’re probably one of the people keeping these little devices alive. Smartwatches like the Apple [view more]

YouTube is launching an in-app platform for bite-sized games, adding to the ways you can interact with content on the popular video service. Sadly, this [view more]

The European Union has confirmed the first six tech “gatekeepers” that will under the bloc’s Digital Markets Act (DMA). The names of these companies should [view more]

If you’ve ever been derailed from an on-time departure by a set of lost keys or misplaced wallet, you’ll benefit from a Bluetooth tracker. These [view more]

By some , it takes around 235 hours to see and do absolutely everything in . Some folks have already managed that and are eager [view more]

Whether you’re heading to a physical campus, taking classes online or a mix of both, a laptop is sure to be the control center for [view more]

China has widened a ban on the use of iPhones and other imported devices by government officials, according to The Wall Street Journal. State employees [view more]

Duolingo is best known for its language learning app, but it recently branched into teaching math and will soon offer music learning, the company announced. [view more]

Google has tentatively settled with the alliance of attorneys general that filed a lawsuit in 2021 alleging the search giant abused its dominance on Android [view more]

With yet another self-own (intentional or otherwise), Google has revealed its upcoming Pixel 8 Pro again, putting it into a special pantheon of leaked phones [view more]